Courses and Travel

The Gibraltar of the West & the Morro Bay Golf Course

Bob Fagan

Morro Rock in the distance, affectionately known as “the Gibraltar of the West,” is one of the most iconic spectacles... Read more »

Home-Cooked Travel Tips for Thanksgiving That Aren’t Turkeys

Michael Patrick Shiels

Want to go father than “over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house” at Thanksgiving but hesitant to... Read more »

The Correct Explanation, according to Charles Blair Macdonald, of the Cape Hole

Anthony Pioppi

Of all the template holes and design concepts in the palette of Charles Blair Macdonald, Seth Raynor and Charles Banks,... Read more »

Traverse City’s gem on the hill

Terry Moore

Traverse City Golf & Country Club—This is one of my favorite private courses in northern Michigan. A Tom Bendelow classic... Read more »

In praise of USGA qualifiers and players

Terry Moore

One of the trusted axioms of the game is Bobby Jones’s observation of “there’s golf and then there’s tournament golf.”... Read more »

With lots to offer, Richmond welcomes Champions Tour & visitors

Terry Moore

(Richmond, VA.) There are two primary reasons I’m tuning into Golf Channel this weekend to watch the Dominion Energy Charity... Read more »

Ryder Cup Course Gets Digital Exposure

Tom Harack

If you’ve read or watched any pre-Ryder Cup prognostication, you know that one of the variables cited is home-course advantage... Read more »

The Scottish Game

Tom Bedell

Though I’ve had a copy of Tom Coyne’s popular A Course Called Ireland on my bookshelf for years I’ve never gotten... Read more »

Golf Road Warriors Bow to the King

Jamie McWilliams

How to Experience the Sweet Idleness of Life in a Palace on Lake Como, Italy

Michael Patrick Shiels

Andrea Grisdale is living life as if she were in a bestselling novel. Similar to the subject of the book-turned-movie... Read more »

Meet me in St. Louis…for the PGA Championship

Terry Moore

  “I shall return.”  Echoing General MacArthur’s famous WW II quote or my promise to that pile of empty beer... Read more »

Stay Like a World Leader in Fairmont’s Le Manoir Richelieu

Michael Patrick Shiels

If Fairmont’s Le Manoir Richelieu was good enough for seven world leaders to visit at one time, the resort must... Read more »

On the Northern Alabama Trail for Birdies and Brews

Tom Bedell

[July 7, 2018]–When I began writing about golf 20 years ago the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail in Alabama was... Read more »

Northern Michigan Is Having a Moment

Matthew Van Fossen

Recently my cousin invited some of the family to his cabin on Lake Bellaire about 45 minutes north of Traverse... Read more »

GOURMET GOLF WITH HISTORY LESSONS IN KENT

Anita Draycott

      Kent has been known as the “Garden of England” ever since Henry VIII tucked into a bowl... Read more »