Courses and Travel

Ten Questions with Kevin Wright, Tournament Coordinator for the PGA Championship

To many graduating college students with an interest in sports and especially in golf, Grand Rapids native Kevin Wright, 24,... Read more »

Pardon the Interruption: King and Prince Golf Course

Four of The Hampton Club's holes are build on an island in the middle of a vast tidal marsh.

Derek Duncan

The short review of The Hampton Club, out at the north tip of St. Simons Island and owned by... Read more »

Golf As It Really Should Be: Nefyn & District

James A. Frank

Played it for the first time last weekend, and I couldn’t wait to write about Nefyn & District Golf Club (Clwb... Read more »

Pure Michigan booster on the road: The Golf Course at Glen Mills

The Golf Course at Glen Mills serves as a vocational training opportunity

Terry Moore

OK, I’m admittedly biased but one of the best state travel initiatives has been the Pure Michigan campaign. It has... Read more »

Happiest Man Returns to Earth

John Strawn

So Lee, the happiest man in America, hits the ground in Pittsburgh on Thursday afternoon, too late for a practice... Read more »

Punta Espada Golf Course at Cap Cana, Dominican Republic

Bob Fagan

Many resort courses fail to live up to their hype in my opinion. The Punta Espada Golf Course at Cap... Read more »

The Hills Are Alive: A New Course Pops Up in Switzerland

A typical well-grazed fairway at Golf Mountain

Brian McCallen

As Monty Python’s Flying Circus used to say before one of their mad skits, ‘And now for something completely different.’... Read more »

Bob Fagan’s Tips for Smart & Frugal Traveling Golfers

Bob Fagan

First, I’d recommend packing a few extra golf balls. When you travel abroad, golf balls can be very expensive and... Read more »

Consuming the Spirits of Scotland

The countryside, tradition, history and Scotch are all famous...but it's the food that surprises

Jason Kerkmans

The haggis was brought into the room, lifted above the head of its carrier and preceded by its chef, a... Read more »

Naples Golf at Mediterra and Bonita Bay East

The Tom Fazio-designed Sabal course is a delight

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

The 17th at Verona had better be good. Fruitful vineyards were displaced by its construction.

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

Bernhard Langer completed a trans-Atlantic Open double. Photo: USGA

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