Courses and Travel

Masters Week at Augusta and TheAPosition.com is Bringin’ It

Bob Senoff

When Masters Week arrives at Augusta National Golf Club, a year’s worth of “preview” journalism comes tumbling out of the typewriters... Read more »

Bargain Golf on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast

Larry Olmsted

  Everyone knows about the blues, the barbecue, the riverboats, and the casinos, but high quality golf at low quality... Read more »

Is Tiger Woods Finished As An Architect?

James A. Frank

With The Masters starting in a few days, expect to see all sorts of articles and news stories that take... Read more »

Course Review: Thai Country Club, Bangkok, Thailand

Bob Fagan

An aerial view of Thai Country Club’s fourth and fifth holes. Bangkok’s Thai Country Club is one of Thailand’s most... Read more »

Course Review: Summit Windmill Golf Club, Bangkok, Thailand

Bob Fagan

Above is the 13th hole and the 14th tee. Seriously now, with a name like Summit Windmill, I expected some... Read more »

Course Review: Muang Kaew Golf Club, Bangkok

Bob Fagan

Morning smiles from the rear of the par-5 sixth green. The Muang Kaew is close to bustling Bangkok, but you... Read more »

Course Review: Laem Chabang International Country Club, Chonburi, Thailand

Bob Fagan

A view from behind and aside the par-four 3rd hole on the Valley Nine that requires a forced carry over... Read more »

Course Review: Siam Country Club Plantation & Waterside Courses, Chonburi, Thailand

Bob Fagan

The Plantation Course is a 27-hole facility and the adjoining Waterside Course is part of a three separate course golf... Read more »

Play in a Champion’s Tour Pro-Am ASAP!

Larry Olmsted

I’ve had the good fortune to play in a number of PGA Tour pro-ams, from the biggies, the FBR Open... Read more »

Course Review: Burapha Golf Club West Course, Chonchuri, Thailand

Bob Fagan

The downhill 236-yard 17th features magnificent vistas and was the hardest hole in the 2010 Thailand Open. Situated about 45... Read more »

Child-Friendly Fairways

Tom Bedell

The family that plays together stays together, although maybe not all the time if Mom and Dad figure it out... Read more »

A Beer for Every Tee Box

Jason Kerkmans

More often than not, the problem with charity golf tournaments as I see it, is the fact that each foursome... Read more »

World Guide Is All Over Map

Tom Harack

Considering the stupefying task at hand, there is much to admire about The Rolex World’s Top 1000 Golf Courses, recently... Read more »

Hellbound for Hawaii

Tom Bedell

The Descent Into Paradise: So what if it’s a three-flight journey, this is my first trip to Hawaii, and to... Read more »

Tiger Woods, The Masters and A New Twist in Virtual Golf

Jay Stuller

There is now a generation and a half of youngsters who know John Madden, a former Super Bowl-winning coach of... Read more »