Courses and Travel

The Masters and Family Tradition

Janina Jacobs

Growing up in the 60’s and 70’s, family tradition gathered us ’round the single TV set we all had back then to... Read more »

Mauna Kea, Hawaii — Recommended by Darrin Gee

Chris Santella

There’s a thrill that comes from visiting a new destination and finding that it rebukes every one of your expectations... Read more »

2011-The Worst Masters Ever?

Derek Duncan

Change can be hard. Even when we know it’s inevitable, even when we know it’s ultimately for the good, we... Read more »

Augusta National as Videogame: “Superb”

James A. Frank

Since I took money, indirectly, from EA Sports when I helped write the script for the “EA SPORTS Golf Preview”... Read more »

Swing Thoughts: It’s Masters Week, Let Spring Begin

John Torsiello

It’s here, the official start of spring. No, it’s not March 20th, or the first full moon after the first... Read more »

Golf Mecca in Canadian wine country

James McAfee

While sometimes overlooked, the Okanagan Valley, located in a fertile valley between the Cascades Mountains and the Monishee Mountains in... Read more »

Augusta National: Little Room Left for Drama in Golf’s Theater of Dreams

Edwin Roald

I can’t prove it. It is a gut feeling, but due to the significant course changes that were made to... Read more »

Thailand: Great Golf Experiences and More

Bob Fagan

Gorgeous views abound from the luxurious clubhouse at Siam Country Club’s Plantation Course. (Photo by Robert S. Fagan) If you... Read more »

Your Golf & Travel Friend in Southeast Asia – Golfasian and Mark Siegel

Bob Fagan

Golfasian’s Mark Siegel If you were coming to Northern California and called me, I might be able to suggest the... Read more »

Thailand: A Dozen Reasons to Play Golf There

Bob Fagan

The par-5 fourth at Muang Kaew Golf Club near Bangkok. Thailand makes for a great golf destination and provided you... Read more »

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 »