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Courses and Travel
David Barrett
Watching the final round of the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, I was a bit confused. Here I thought I... Read more »
Derek Duncan
On one hand it’s easy to recommend Southern Dunes because, between the ropes, it’s a Central Florida original. This... Read more »
Derek Duncan
Some elements of the Ridge Course at Oxmoor Valley in southeast Birmingham are fairly outrageous. I think of the first... Read more »
Derek Duncan
The Valley Course at Oxmoor Valley makes a dramatic entrance with a tee shot that drops nearly 200 feet to... Read more »
David Barrett
[June, 2010}–In 1992, I was editing a story for Golf Magazine about the stretch of holes at Pebble Beach that... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
Wow, I wish I had thought of that. With all the lists in golf, top publics, top private, top US,... Read more »
John Strawn
Spain’s economy is in a death-spiral, with unemployment approaching 50% for people under 30 and holding at nearly 20% overall. ... Read more »
John Strawn
Last Saturday morning I arrived in Beijing after several days in Spain and Italy, lugging a suitcase full of polo shirts and... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
The world famous TPC Sawgrass is a dream destination for most traveling golfers. It also has nice sister TPC course... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
The refreshingly little-known Gearhart Golf Links and Resort, along the northern Oregon coast, is the second oldest golf course in the... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
Continuing yesterday’s rant against the stupidity of the “Top 80 Golf Resorts” in the June 2010 issue of Condé Nast... Read more »
Chris Santella
Considering China’s new infatuation with capitalism, it’s not surprising that the number of golf courses here is increasing at an... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
What follows is no mere rant. Rather, it is a continuation of annoyance after years of following the golf... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
If you’ve ever taken pleasure in slamming a really bad movie with your friends over a post-cinema cocktail, you’ll understand... Read more »
Jason Kerkmans
For all of Santa Fe’s popularity—and all you have to do is sit in the downtown plaza on a sunny... Read more »