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Courses and Travel
Jeff Wallach
Although unaffiliated with the beloved Bandon Dunes Resort, Bandon Crossings–an inland public course nearby– expresses a strong vision: In this... Read more »
Charged with inventing fictitious stories for April Fools Day, 2010, the A Position’s world-class journalists take aim at slow... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
I love the Rivera Maya as a travel destination, and explained why the region is so charming in my last... Read more »
James A. Frank
Are you free at the end of May? If so, consider entering a contest that is really worth winning. The... Read more »
Matt Zaffino
It’s like the gorse. The thorny bush with the pretty yellow flowers grows everywhere around Bandon. Imported from Ireland by... Read more »
James A. Frank
(Sorry I haven’t posted in a few days, but I’ve been on the road, playing some great places and testing... Read more »
Chris Santella
There is always much excited whispering in golf travel circles about the newest hidden gem, the latest undiscovered destination that’s... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
All photos by Rod Hanna. If you think miners were busy hauling ore out of the ground in the border... Read more »
Jason Kerkmans
Next to the 17th green on Mauna Lani Resort’s South Course, I waved a threesome of golfers through. It wasn’t... Read more »
John Strawn
The best golf resort in the world is Bandon Dunes in Oregon, but the best region in the world for... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
I love the Rivera Maya as a travel destination, and explained why the region is so charming in my last... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
A friend recently made the amusing observation that he thought “links” golf courses were defined by holes strung one after... Read more »
Tim O'Connor
Most golfers in North America are infected. It’s not a virus of any kind. It’s a state of mind that... Read more »
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