Courses and Travel

Dye Villas Private Residence Club Announces “Close-out” Pricing

Myrtle Beach, S.C. —The Dye Villas Private Residence Club, home to four championship golf courses, announced Oct. 27 a new... Read more »

No Rx for P.B.D.D. (Post Bandon Stress Disorder)

Derek Duncan

If you’ve traveled through the airports in Portland or Eugene, or even San Francisco, you’ve probably seen it. If you’ve... Read more »

Laurel Hill — Ready For Its Close-Up

Stephen Goodwin

Here in Northern Virginia, where developers have succeeded in covering much of the landscape with their favorite materials — asphalt... Read more »

The H Hotel

Michael Patrick Shiels

If you were blindfolded and placed in the lobby of the H Hotel, and the blindfold was removed, you’d be... Read more »

Runway Tees: Great New Golf Course and Hotel Near Glasgow Airport

Jeff Wallach

The best possible antidote for jet lag when flying from the US to Europe for a golf trip is also... Read more »

Golf Digest Presents a Mediocre Year for Great Courses

Australia's eagerly awaited Barnbougle Lost Farm, by Coore & Crenshaw, did not make Golf Digest's 2010 "Best New" list though plenty of lesser courses did. Why? Beats me. Is it really open? Yep, played it last week.

Larry Olmsted

Got a press release announcing Golf Digest magazine’s list of Best New Courses 2010 issue. As usual, it did not... Read more »

Golf Architecture’s New Paradigm, Part Deux

St Andrews Castle Course 6th © Linksland.com (3)

Jeff Wallach

A few weeks ago I wrote a story in which I declared golf course architect David McLay Kidd to be... Read more »

TPC San Antonio adds to city’s golf reputation

James McAfee

San Antonio already has a good reputation across the country as a great place to get away for vacations with... Read more »

Tiger Woods Returns to Site of His Last Victory -Updated

Tiger Woods is trying his luck at the Australian Masters - the last tournament he won.

Larry Olmsted

NEWS UPDATE: After the completion of Round Two, Tiger is 9 strokes off the lead, but with two runaway performances,... Read more »

A Pair of Foxes Worth Finding in New England

Brian McCallen

I first heard about Roger Rulewich, Robert Trent Jones’ man in the field for 35 years, while researching a piece... Read more »

Historic Harding Park Joins PGA Tour’s TPC Network

Scott Kauffman

San Francisco, Calif.- The City of San Francisco and the PGA TOUR announced Nov. 3 that historic Harding Park has... Read more »

Keswick Hall: Golf in Jefferson Country

Sizing up the tee shot on No. 18 at Keswick Hall

Bob Cullen

I have never been a guest at the country estate of an aristocrat with a private golf course. But if... Read more »

ROYAL TREATMENT

Michael Patrick Shiels

While the world’s most famous and luxurious golf clubs and resorts profess to giving their guests the white-glove treatment, the... Read more »

Greens Speak

The 13th green at the Inwood Country Club in New York.

Bob Fagan

Let’s face it. The quality of the greens we putt upon really impact our golf experience. Not only do they... Read more »

Hogan’s Miracle at Merion: The Truth Behind the Myths

David Barrett

Ben Hogan’s victory at the 1950 U.S. Open at Merion Golf Club, achieved 16 months after nearly losing his life... Read more »