Turning the Page on Golf
Just in time for Easter, Passover and whatever the Druids and pagans were celebrating at this time of year is… Read more »
Haversham & Baker
Big Divot: Conde Nast Traveler Chunks Annual Resort Survey
For sheer folly, nothing can quite match a travel magazine’s attempt to rate golf resorts. Take Conde Nast Traveler’s annual… Read more »
Breathe Deep and Swing Away in Provence
Provence. A magical precinct made all-too-famous by Peter Mayle’s books, yet still the essence of the south of France. I… Read more »
Can Golf Save Italy?
I was intrigued by a Bloomberg report published earlier this year. In it, a starry-eyed Italian developer, having studied Italy’s… Read more »
Links and Parkland Golf Outside Dublin
What a shocker. Roughly two years after the U.S. economy imploded due to the wretched excesses of Wall Street (not… Read more »
Thick as a Brick: The Rolex World’s Top 1000 Golf Courses
“The spirit of golf is very much alive in this splendid Rolex book. Your duck hook or soaring slice can’t… Read more »
Judas Priest Guitarist Designs a Course in England
Except for the early recordings of Led Zeppelin, I was never much of a heavy metal fan. Spinal Tap yes,… Read more »
Auld Sod Gets Trumped: The Donald’s New Links Gets Underway
The thought of Donald Trump rolling up his starched French cuffs to stamp his inimitable brand on a remote corner… Read more »
Turnberry’s Ailsa Course Through the Eyes of George Brown
It’s not every golf-minded Englishman who can wander into Scotland and make a name for himself as a keeper of… Read more »
Literary Dublin and an Incomparable Links on its Doorstep
Portmarnock quietly stands the test of time Mark your calendar: the Dublin Writers Festival, Ireland’s premier literary event celebrating both… Read more »
