Courses and Travel

I love the Rivera Maya as a travel destination, and explained why the region is so charming in my last... Read more »

A friend recently made the amusing observation that he thought “links” golf courses were defined by holes strung one after... Read more »

It is fitting that a statue of the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy and Compassion overlooks the eighteenth hole of the... Read more »

I’m hoping/planning to be in Wales in a few months, traveling, playing many of the country’s top courses, and reporting... Read more »

With spring and St. Patrick’s Day around the corner, here’s an oldie but goodie in which some of the 2010... Read more »

Remember those old Remington electric razor commercials where entrepreneur Victor Kiam used to boast that, “I liked the shaver so... Read more »

Donegal Golf Club, 7,300 yards long, graces a dagger of land called the Murvagh Peninsula in Donegal Bay. On your... Read more »

By Scott Kauffman Greensboro, Ga. – When Mercer Reynolds wanted to build the first members-only golf course several years ago... Read more »

June 17 is not particularly better known in these parts as Iceland Independence Day, but that shouldn’t stop us from... Read more »

Just a couple of year ago, before the international financial crisis hit, the Mayan Riviera, as the 100 mile coastal... Read more »

(Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) – High-net worth individuals and corporations have a new way to entertain themselves and clients thanks... Read more »

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