Courses and Travel

A Solid Double for Fazio at Reynolds Lake Oconee

The Bluff's second, third and fourth holes tumble gorgeously down to the shore.

With its lovely, forested site (though not necessarily great for golf), views of Lake Oconee and the surrounding development’s once... Read more »

El Tamarindo, Mexico

Anita Draycott

Off the beaten path to rustic luxury where you’ll have 18 jungle and seaside fairways almost to yourself I’ve chased... Read more »

Course Review: CordeValle, San Martin, California

The teeshot from the 17th at CordeValle.

Bob Fagan

“Peaceful and secluded, yet convenient” would be my first words to describe one of Northern California’s newest and most... Read more »

John Fought’s Touch on Display in Renovation of Pine Needles

David Gould

Recalling a stay in the balmy air of Santa Cruz, California, course architect Alister MacKenzie admitted he had “always wanted... Read more »

Travel Tip #1: Act Like a Local

Jeff Wallach

Act like a local. If you’re in a country where the men cover their legs at all times, put on... Read more »

KemperSports to Manage Ace Club

Scott Kauffman

Lafayette Hill, Pa. – KemperSports announced March 3 it has been selected by the ACE Group of Insurance and Reinsurance Companies... Read more »

Fairmont has two golfing gems at Banff, Jasper

James McAfee

Building the Banff Springs golf course back in the 1920s in Banff National Park located in the Rocky Mountains in... Read more »

Kukui’ula Starts Cottages Construction

Scott Kauffman

Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii – Construction is underway on a new collection of plantation-style cottages that will be part of the lodge... Read more »

“State of the Game”–the Golf Channel’s Collaboration with NBC Sport Gets Off to a Good Start….Mostly.

Padraig Contemplates Retroactive DQ in Abu Dhabi

John Strawn

After the third round of the Accenture World Match Play Championship at the Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain Resort in Tucson, AZ,... Read more »

On Portugal’s Meters and Measurements

San Lorenzo is one of the jewels of the Algarve.

Jay Stuller

While on a business trip to Africa a number of years ago, we had a stopover in southern Portugal’s Faro,... Read more »

Bees on the Tees Please

Janina Jacobs

Despite an unpleasant encounter with a Mexican bee a couple weeks ago, there is still a great need for the... Read more »

Ratings Are For Raters

Pebble Beach green fees have increased tenfold since first appearing at or near the top of "best-of" lists

Tom Harack

Lately I’ve rehashed a conversation with Steven Hahn in the media lounge at the recent PGA Show. A single-digit player,... Read more »

Highland Swing

Anita Draycott

A spirited romp through Scotland’s Links and Whisky Trails A sign in the Glasgow Airport proclaims that Scotland is the... Read more »

The Club at Savannah Harbor: A Delicious Cupp

Cupp integrates objects on the horizon into Savannah Harbor's golf experience.

Derek Duncan

I confess I’m not always able to wrap my head around Bob Cupp’s courses. The architectural features often feel out... Read more »

A Black Bear in Orlando’s Badlands

The long 17th gives an indication of the site's rolling terrain.