Russia: Krasnaya Polyana (Sochi)
“A few years ago, I met some Russians on a ski trip in the Ukraine,” professional skier Thibaud Duchosal recalled,… Read more »
Golf
For Golfers, A Change Of Scenery, And of Pace
While shepherds were whacking bits of dried sheep dung around the spongy coastline of eastern Scotland in golf’s formative days,… Read more »
Central Oregon’s Brasada Ranch: Family Friendly Luxury, Astounding Views and Sweet Scents, Tee to Toes
Each time I visit central Oregon, I’m taken with the crisp, clear quality of the air, fragranced, at times almost… Read more »
Par-3s Transcend “Chip & Putt” Stigma
On May 1st, more than 150 golfers lined up to plunk $100 down to play a 13-hole par-3 golf course… Read more »
Pronghorn — Trying Economic Times are Public’s Gain
I wake each day to National Public Radio’s Morning Edition. One recent morning, the story corresponding to the opening of… Read more »
Mauna Kea, Hawaii — Recommended by Darrin Gee
There’s a thrill that comes from visiting a new destination and finding that it rebukes every one of your expectations… Read more »
Building a Good Buzz – The Promise of Cabot Links
Given the imperative to show return on investment as soon as possible, golf course developers cannot afford to take a… Read more »
How to Get Skunked on the Bulkley and Threaten Your Marriage at the Same Time
Having recently moved to Oregon and been bitten by the steelhead bug – and having a friend in the fishing… Read more »
Top o’ the World at Old Mac: A Few Minutes with Jeff Brinegar, Head Pro at Old Macdonald
Since June of 2010, Jeff Brinegar has presided over what many consider to be America’s most sought-after “must-play” new course—Old… Read more »
The Glen Club Upholds Chicago’s Classic Golf Traditions
Question: where was the site of the first 18-hole golf course in America? In New York, somewhere on Long Island?… Read more »
