Courses and Travel

Naples Golf at Mediterra and Bonita Bay East

Terry Moore

Long a winter haven for Michiganders, Naples is teeming with fine courses. Although the area has been rocked by the... Read more »

Mission Hills China, Greg Norman Start Junior Golf Initiative

Scott Kauffman

 (Shenzhen, China) – Mission Hills Group, one of the driving forces behind golf’s boom in China, has made another major... Read more »

Golf, Italian Style: Verona

Bob Cullen

Fair Verona, where we lay our scene, (I don’t know why, but those words just come to me), is an... Read more »

Saratoga Wears Its Quaintness Well

Tom Harack

From the two-kinds-of-people-in-this-world file: For some, the guiding principle of summer recreation is contact with other people, often a particular... Read more »

Langer, Tseng’s major feats; Appleby’s 59

David Barrett

Bernhard Langer pulled off an unprecedented feat Sunday when he won a second Champions Tour major championship in two weeks,... Read more »

Killer Wales

Anita Draycott

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain Golf Club, a Secluded Giant in China

Chris Santella

Modern China is a land of superlatives. That’s what you have to remember when you come across a golf course... Read more »

PEI: A Classic Summer Retreat in the Canadian Maritimes

Brian McCallen

Humorously described as two long beaches with a potato farm in the middle, Prince Edward Island, smallest of Canada’s 10... Read more »

My Private Eyes

John Torsiello

  From the moment you drive onto the grounds of the Golf Club at Turner Turner in Ipswich, Ma. and... Read more »

Golf, Italian Style: Paradiso del Garda

Bob Cullen

We know that travelers to Italy go for the food, the wine, the opera and the art. But should they... Read more »

America’s Happiest Man

John Strawn

My brother-in-law, Lee, and I have a lot in common, in addition to having married twin sisters (one each) and... Read more »

Berry Hill, an Antebellum Outpost to Remember

Brad King

SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA — The pace becomes syrupy slow as you gently wind your way along an inconspicuous farm road... Read more »

Nemacolin Woodlands Is a World unto Itself

Tom Harack

The contemplation of parallel universes is usually best left to cosmologists, but a similar phenomenon exists in resorts, a point... Read more »

Hershey Offers the Best of Both Worlds

Brad King

HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA — For Milton S. Hershey, it was always about family. From the moment he began planning “his” town... Read more »

Chattanooga—You Wouldn’t Think Great Golf, But…

Derek Duncan

In 1969, during a CBS evening news broadcast, Walter Cronkite reported that the EPA had just named Chattanooga “the dirtiest... Read more »