Courses and Travel

Turkish Golf Feast

Bob Fagan

While you may be aware that Turkey was the long-time capital of both the Roman and Ottoman Empires, did you... Read more »

My Heart’s in The Highlands

James A. Frank

The wild weather at St. Andrews during the Open Championship didn’t surprise me as I’d just returned from a week... Read more »

Playing in a Pro-Am: An Amazing Once-in-a-Lifetime Golf Experience

Larry Olmsted

Love golf? Sure you do or you wouldn’t be reading this. If you love golf, there are a few things... Read more »

Win a Trip to Reno, The Biggest Little Golf City on Earth

Larry Olmsted

As I mentioned, I had a fantastic time this Wednesday playing in the pro-am of the Reno Tahoe Open, the... Read more »

Note to PGA Tour Player Kevin Streelman Just Win Baby!

Larry Olmsted

As a two-plus year member of the PGA Tour with no career victories, it would be fair to say Kevin... Read more »

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 »

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

Bob Fagan

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