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Courses and Travel
Scott Kauffman
By Scott Kauffman Most master-planned residential developments have in-house real estate teams or partner with local or national brokerage firms... Read more »
Susan Bairley
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is a combination of miles of beautiful shoreline, pure lakes and streams, pristine wilderness, stunning mountains and... Read more »
Anthony Pioppi
The Gillette Ridge Golf Club, which was abandoned before the start of the 2015 golf season, appears to be on... Read more »
Ed Travis
Competition for tee times—no, not the frantic calling for an early Saturday slot, once an every week chore. That frustrating... Read more »
James McAfee
Within 90 minutes of Reno, Nev. in the High Sierras, visiting golfers can get a taste of a variety of... Read more »
James McAfee
Small groups of golfers looking for the perfect place for a golfing getaway should definitely consider the Stewart Lodges on... Read more »
James McAfee
While the Robert Trent Jones Trail gets the most attention from golfers traveling to Alabama, the Mobile area down South... Read more »
Terry Moore
(Haven, Wis) There’s only Michigan player in the field this week. Brian Cairns, 51, was one of only 20 PGA... Read more »
Bob Fagan
You’ll enjoy the pastoral view from the par-five opening hole at Alta Sierra. (Photo by Robert S. Fagan) Nearly everyone... Read more »
Anita Draycott
When Cabot Links opened in 2012 it caused a sensation in the golf world as Canada’s first and only true... Read more »
Herb Gould
I don’t want to say we were saving the best for last when we teed it up at the Narin... Read more »
Ed Travis
For the best players in the world golf is not easy which is odd since the concept is so simple—start... Read more »
Derek Duncan
Going around Red Hawk Ridge you can see the ideas and embryonic elements of the shapes and playability motifs that Jim Engh would further... Read more »
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