Courses and Travel

Royal Dornoch Golf Club

John and Jeannine Henebry

This is a recent image of Royal Dornoch Golf Club, from a vantage point that the Superintendent told me about... Read more »

Tetherow Golf Club: Central Oregon’s Nod to Scotland

Jeff Wallach

  Golf being a Scottish tradition, most courses can claim some connection to the game’s roots.  In Central Oregon, this... Read more »

Pronghorn Resort: Antlers and Awesomeness in the Oregon High Desert

Jeff Wallach

  The Golf Road Warriors love nothing more than discovering a golf resort development where everything has been done right—from... Read more »

Brasada Ranch Equally Solid from Various Tees; Even from Shrubbery

Jeff Wallach

  The golf road warriors arrived in Powell Butte  yesterday for a preview round and warm up on Brasada Ranch’s... Read more »

Tetherow: Are You Kidd-ing Me?

Tom Bedell

We invite you to retain your tickets for noticing things— how sunlight is wide and democratic, how the rain doesn’t... Read more »

One of the Golden Bear’s Best at Pronghorn

Tom Bedell

Though it may not have been what the original investors were hoping for, Pronghorn, once a private golf community and... Read more »

Brasada’s Grand Canyons

Tom Bedell

It was intriguing, as well as fun, to have the chance to play the Brasada Canyons course twice during our... Read more »

A Day in the Life of Brasada Ranch

Tom Bedell

Another Golf Road Warriors adventure begins, this time to Central Oregon. I’ve only been here twelve hours, but I’ve already... Read more »

The Other Open

A week after the Open Championship in Muirfield, the fourth oldest professional tournament will take place at the Glen Abbey... Read more »

Peter Kessler on Tom Watson, Muirfield, 1980

East Lothian—Playing Scotland’s Golf Coast

Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital, is undoubtedly one of Europe’s tidiest and most civilized cities. But for avid golfers intent on experiencing... Read more »

Great Bear Claws Back Better Than Ever

Tom Harack

Golf courses closing faster than new ones open. Declining levels of participation. Lousy weather. Disputes about equipment. So much of... Read more »

Dun(Side)Bar: Raise a Glass

Jeff Neuman

John Muir, the eminent naturalist and conservationist who founded The Sierra Club and is considered the father of America’s National... Read more »

How to Play the Open Championship Courses

You don’t have to watch much of the Open Championship coverage to want to hop on a plane and play... Read more »

The Joys of Dunbar

Jeff Neuman

WANTED: Unpretentious links golf club for everyday play.  World fame not required.  Course should be engaging but not tricky, challenging... Read more »