Courses and Travel

Forest Dunes: Play, Play and Stay

“Let’s play two!” Yep, that’s what Chicago Cubs’ Ernie Banks always urged in joyful fashion around the baseball diamond, admittedly... Read more »

The Golf Club at Harbor Shores: Second Look Much Better

The par-three second boasts exquisite bunkering

Terry Moore

Golf courses, like people, sometimes deserve second chances. This came to mind after I played for the second time The... Read more »

Old Works (Montana), Recommended by John Olenoski

Signs of Old Works' past as a copper mining site are evidenced in the course's unique black sand bunkers; the sand is actually slag, a residue of the smelting process.

Chris Santella

Life is hard in a mining town, and it only gets harder when the mine closes down. This was the... Read more »

Jack by the Lake

Brian McCallen

Over the years, I had heard stories about golfers who had taken a quick lesson and arrived to a course... Read more »

An Evolving Nicklaus at Grand Haven

A representative look back at Grand Haven's first.

Derek Duncan

The two-shot holes are probably the strength of Grand Haven, a moderately high-end daily fee located in Palm Coast on... Read more »

Les Trous Normands

Anita Draycott

Golf, gastronomy and wartime remembrances along the coast of Normandy Most Canadians don’t consider France when looking for a golf... Read more »

“Traditional Golf-Course Architecture”? Uh, No

Anthony Pioppi

As a very short man has told me many times, “Only one-tenth of one percent of golfers give a crap... Read more »

RENAISSANCE WORLD GOLF VILLAGE IS THE ‘DISNEYLAND’ OF GOLF

The view from the Renaissance Hotel includes the World Golf Hall of Fame, Slammer and Squire Golf course, and shops.

Michael Patrick Shiels

When Hall of Famers rest their heads on your beds, you’ll better be a top class hotel. On Monday, May... Read more »

There Are No Missing Links at Fancourt’s Crown Jewel

Andy Waple

The manufactured nature of The Links golf course at Fancourt Country Club on South Africa’s famous Garden Route will forever... Read more »

No Missing Link at Fancourt’s Crown Jewel

Andy Waple

The manufactured nature of The Links golf course at Fancourt Country Club on South Africa’s famous Garden Route will forever... Read more »

Brunswick Islands Golf

Ed Travis

If someone says ‘Atlantic coast golf destination’ what often comes to mind is the “Grand Strand” or simply “Myrtle Beach,”... Read more »

The A List: What Is The Best Golf City in the U.S.?

In a few weeks’ time, the US Open will be played at Merion Golf Club outside Philadelphia. Does this mean... Read more »

The Most Interesting Man… in Scotland

Maui GRW Week in Review

Colorado Golf Club–A Story in Three Acts