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Courses and Travel
Anita Draycott
When the mighty Mayan civilization collapsed around the 15th century, the stretch of beach and jungle now known as the... Read more »
Scott Kauffman
Kapalua, Maui – Troon Golf, the world’s largest golf course operator, announced Jan. 18 it has been selected to manage... Read more »
Bob Cullen
I got an email the other day from a European friend. She and her husband plan to be in Florida... Read more »
Terry Moore
Here’s a New-Year thought, courtesy of Pat Ruddy at The European Club: A recent study found that the average golfer... Read more »
Derek Duncan
For reasons that I cannot explain, all the vertical features and child-like doodle bunker shaping doesn’t bother me as much at... Read more »
Derek Duncan
The dominant topographical feature of Walking Stick in Pueblo is a (usually) dry, deep, rocky arroyo that slices through the... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
Pack your clubs, and don’t forget your wallet! Every year the National Golf Foundation does a survey of greens fees... Read more »
Bob Fagan
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John Strawn
Arjun Atwal’s victory at the Wyndham Open last year was especially exciting for me to watch because I had met... Read more »
Scott Kauffman
Dorado, Puerto Rico – Leading golf course operator KemperSports, in connection with Robert Trent Jones II Golf Course Architects and... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
Pack your clubs, and don’t bother stopping at the ATM! Every year the National Golf Foundation does a survey of... Read more »
Tom Harack
You would expect that any practice facility designed to sharpen the skills of Stanford University’s men’s and women’s golf teams... Read more »
Bob Fagan
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Brian McCallen
How many second chances can a golf resort get? The sky’s the limit at La Costa, the sybaritic retreat that’s... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
It was a rough year for the golf business, with less new courses opening than in any year I can... Read more »