Courses and Travel

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 »

The Open Championship 2013: What to Watch For

The Open Championship is returning to Muirfield for the sixteenth time. Of course, there have been a few changes made... Read more »

The Claret Jug: Golf’s First Prize

As the 140th anniversary of the Open Championship unfolds, players will vie for its trophy, perhaps the most coveted in... Read more »

Visiting the Open Rota–in Vegas

Wolfdancer Can Be a Challenging Test

James McAfee

Taming the Wolf definitely isn’t easy. The Wolfdancer Golf Club at the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa, located... Read more »

A Golfing Epiphany in South Wales

James Mason

In which we experience nothing short of a golfing epiphany – thanks to a spot of gorgeous weather, a stretch... Read more »

La Reunion Resort – Terra Incognita

Evelyn Gruber

Golf inmitten aktiver Vulkane – ein feuriger Leckerbissen für abenteuerlustige Golfgourmets fernab trendiger mainstream Destinationen. published in Golfrevue, Austria´s #1... Read more »

Canouan Island – Paradies auf Zeit

Evelyn Gruber

Was Eva der Apfel ist mir Canouan Island, ein unverdorbenes Paradies im türkisfarbenen Archipel der grenadischen Inselwelt – mit dichtbewaldeten... Read more »

Las Positas’ Links 9, Livermore, CA

Bob Fagan

This is the opening hole on the Links 9 at Las Positas. At 94 yards, it’s a very attractive opener!... Read more »

The Greenbrier – America’s Resort

Bob Fagan

  The first tee on The Old White at The Greenbrier is one of the best in golf!  Simply known... Read more »

Dublin’s Finest

Andy Waple

Those who watched the Irish Open on TV last week would have been envious of the professionals who were fortunate... Read more »

Canadian Rockies Ready To Rock Anew

Tom Harack

Today, July 1st, is Canada Day, the rough equivalent of Independence Day for our neighbors to the north and an... Read more »

A Celtic Swing Along Cape Breton’s Golf Trail

Anita Draycott

Links, Lobsters and Ceilidhs on Canada’s East Coast   My pal Shirl and I have just returned from our annual... Read more »

Devils, Giants, and Beasts: Tremblant Golf

Jeff Wallach

Most people don’t know that the real reason the province of Quebec wants to secede from the rest of Canada... Read more »