Courses and Travel

In Ho Chi Minh City, Where You Beat Balls All Day

Tom Harack

Even after having returned more than a month ago from a year in Ho Chi Minh City, it remains amusing... Read more »

The Road Hole, Tom Watson, and Tiger Woods

David Barrett

Some thoughts heading into the British Open: The Road Hole Extension A new tee has been built for the 17th... Read more »

Oakmont a good showcase for the LPGA

David Barrett

The question of whether the women could handle a severe course like Oakmont for the U.S. Women’s Open was answered... Read more »

CordeValle: Going Sideways on the Left Coast

Tom Bedell

There’s something entirely too benign about California weather that northeastern folk like me are well to be wary of. The... Read more »

In Search of a Golf-Poker Parlay III: Mohegan Sun

Bob Cullen

With a night to consider the evidence that I was an abjectly inept, incompetent poker player, I came to the... Read more »

Protected: You Take California Golf, Give Me the Pacific Northwest

Bob Fagan

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Protected: America’s Finest Golf Course – the Pine Valley Golf Club

Bob Fagan

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In Search of a Golf-Poker Parlay IV: Turning Stone

Bob Cullen

I badly needed a turn in my luck, and the omens seemed favorable as I drove into upstate New York.... Read more »

In Search of a Golf-Poker Parlay II: Foxwoods

Bob Cullen

I headed north from Atlantic City, bloody but unbowed. The dream was still alive and still in front of me.... Read more »

The Slammer & Squire, Slighted

Derek Duncan

  Slammer & Squire, the original course at World Golf Village, is overshadowed by the companion Palmer/Nicklaus collaboration, King & Bear, which... Read more »

How I Rate Golf Courses

Bob Cullen

Rating golf courses is an inherently subjective enterprise, much like rating restaurants and novels. I may like F. Scott Fitzgerald... Read more »

In Search of a Golf-Poker Parlay: Atlantic City

Bob Cullen

  Golf and poker, it seems to me, are among the world’s great complementary experiences, like vodka and caviar, or... Read more »

Protected: Rating the Golf Course Architects

Bob Fagan

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What’s Hot In Golf Travel Now?

James A. Frank

PerryGolf is one of the most experienced and trusted golf travel operators in the world, arranging and conducting trips to... Read more »

The Ten Best Courses You Can Play in New Zealand

Bob Fagan

Bob Fagan played 40 New Zealand golf courses including the "Top 35" in order to bring the Best Ten to you.