Courses and Travel

Buenaventura – Unmatched Luxury Golf In Panama

Bob Fagan

This is the view adjacent to the par-three 14th. A 200-yarder from the tips, Nicklaus as he has elsewhere at... Read more »

Mantarraya Golf Club – Panama’s “People’s Choice Award” Winner

Bob Fagan

There may be debate over which golf course is Panama’s best, but for my money there’s no doubt which is... Read more »

Grand Dame of Panama Golf – Club de Golf de Panama

Bob Fagan

Sipping a cool beverage from the clubhouse or the veranda, it’s hard to improve upon the view of the Club... Read more »

Santa Maria Golf & Country Club – Panama’s New Elite Golf Address

Bob Fagan

Panama City’s latest golf course addition is the Jack Nicklaus-designed Santa Maria Golf & Country where the par-threes feature water... Read more »

Panama – Wonderful Golf At America’s Crossroads

Bob Fagan

Panama City, Panama is a vibrant, beautiful, growing city, the “Crossroads of the Western Hemisphere” and the start of my... Read more »

A Love Letter to Pebble Beach

Michael Patrick Shiels

The words “romance” and “golf” may not typically roll off the tongue together, as many weekend “golf widows” (are there... Read more »

Two Fascinating Seth Raynor Designs Discovered, Including 27 holes that play as 36

Anthony Pioppi

Over 90 years ago Seth Raynor devised a 27-hole course with a concept that may never have been duplicated. Had... Read more »

A Rocky Ride at Tot Hill Farm

Derek Duncan

Hopefully people playing Tot Hill Farm outside of Raleigh know what they’re getting into. If they do, the disguised and... Read more »

Freeway Golf Course, One of few African American-Managed Facilities, Has Closed

Anthony Pioppi

Freeway Golf Course, in Sicklerville, N.J. is closed and the land is up for sale at $2.4 million. At least... Read more »

Temple Terrace Golf & CC Changes Hands

Scott Kauffman

By Scott Kauffman Temple Terrace Golf & Country Club Inc., one of golf’s most historic courses controlled by a municipality, is... Read more »

MPS “HOTEL OF THE YEAR” IS A JEWEL CALLED “OYSTER BOX”

Michael Patrick Shiels

It took a drive through and beyond the cluttered streets and busy storefronts of Durban, South Africa – plus passage... Read more »

Of Time and Tide

Tom Bedell

It’s a minor annoyance to me when traveling to distant courses that few of the hosts seem to know what... Read more »

New York Muni Courses See Uptick in Business

Scott Kauffman

By Scott Kauffman Municipal golf is alive and well in the Town of Huntington on Long Island, New York. Despite... Read more »

Kent: The ultimate golf challenge

James Mason

Known throughout the world as the garden of England, Kent has over eighty golf courses in the region, including three... Read more »

Which Is the Best of the Four Majors, Part 4, The Open Championship

Matthew Van Fossen

This is the final post in this series and I’ve saved the best of the four majors for last. You... Read more »