Courses and Travel

Still the Same–Riverdale Dunes

Derek Duncan

Growing up along the Front Range north of Denver, I and most of my friends considered Riverdale’s Dunes course to... Read more »

Irrepressable Lawsonia Links

Derek Duncan

Suddenly, Wisconsin has become a powerhouse golf destination, at least as unlikely a place for extraordinary public play as Nebraska has... Read more »

Taking On Fantasy Island: TPC Sawgrass and the Island Green

Tom Bedell

[Some of the numbers are a little dated in this 2017 piece, but the jitters one feels in playing the... Read more »

Visiting Little Rock, Arkansas

Terry Moore

(This week the LPGA makes its annual stop in Rogers, AR, at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G.... Read more »

Day One at the U.S Open

Terry Moore

(Town of Erin, Wis) This is my seventh U.S. Open as a member of the media. My first one was... Read more »

Meadowbrook CC’s winning renovation

Terry Moore

Like a riverboat gambler, the membership at Meadowbrook Country Club in Northville stacked its chips and went “all in” on... Read more »

50 Shades of Green

Anita Draycott

    Golf as it was mean to be played on the Emerald Isle   There are about 160 genuine... Read more »

Limestone Springs–Alabama Valley Golf

Derek Duncan

Building golf courses in valleys can be a mixed bag. On one hand they can offer elevated surrounding views and generally... Read more »

New Safety Considerations in International Travel

Michael Patrick Shiels

Pussycat, pussycat where has Dave Lorenz been? He’s been to London to entice vacationers to “go on holiday” to Michigan.... Read more »

Vermont Golf: The Green Mountain Alternative

Tom Bedell

It’s 19 degrees outside, the fields are covered in white, my steps are coated with ice. So naturally, here in... Read more »

St. Louis: Arch gladness for travelers

Terry Moore

With the PGA Champions Tour making its stop this week in Missouri at the Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf... Read more »

A calm Garcia wins the Masters

Terry Moore

(Augusta, GA.) At the start of the 81st Masters, who would have thought the number one player in the world... Read more »

Legacy Ridge-The Legacy of the ’90’s

Derek Duncan

Legacy Ridge in Westminster between Boulder and Denver is a case study for almost everything that went wrong with golf in... Read more »

Chukkas, Bubbles and Birdies: The Sporting Life in San Pancho

Anita Draycott

The Sporting Life in San Pancho, Riviera Nayarit, Mexico Quite apart from being a lovely laid-back beach town, San Francisco,... Read more »

Tips for experiencing the Masters

Terry Moore

  This Masters will be my 33rd covering the tournament. My first was in 1984, the year Ben Crenshaw won... Read more »