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Courses and Travel
John Strawn
The New York Times reported on December 28, 2010, that Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez is threatening to expropriate the land... Read more »
Jay Stuller
We played this Tom Lehman design, part of the Trilogy Golf Club group, when it first opened in 2008. After... Read more »
James A. Frank
Fighting a cold, stuck in the house, and ditzy thanks to modern pharmacology, my thoughts turn to the year about... Read more »
Ken Van Vechten
Golf. There aren’t a lot of fans hitting backstrokes at Wimbledon or getting put into the wall by Kyle Busch... Read more »
Jay Stuller
During nearly a dozen trips to Arizona, there have been times when the desert golf courses blend into mnemonic mush,... Read more »
Scott Kauffman
Kauai, Hawaii – Five months after the Kauai Marriott Resort on Kalapaki Beach was reintroduced after a major $50-million renovation,... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
What better time to reminisce about long summer days than in the darkest depths of winter? As we approach the... Read more »
Derek Duncan
What does it say about Tom Fazio that the finest work to come out of his studio might be a... Read more »
Derek Duncan
The Champions Club at Julington Creek is the kind of course that’s hard to say much of anything about, good,... Read more »
James A. Frank
Overshadowed by its next-door neighbor Spain, as well as the rest of Europe, Portugal deserves more attention Pity poor Portugal.... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
In October, my friend David Whyte– the renowned Scottish golf journalist– picked me up in Glasgow for a quick tour... Read more »
John Strawn
Steve Forrest is a principal in the international golf course design firm, Hills & Forrest, and also my colleague and... Read more »
Scott Kauffman
St. Andrews, Scotland – Kingsbarns Golf Links celebrated its tenth anniversary season in style with a 30 percent surge in... Read more »
John Strawn
Guiseppe Milié, known to all as “Pino,” is an Italian architect who is also the Managing Director of Parco di... Read more »