Courses and Travel

How to Play Teeth of the Dog

Jeff Wallach

1) First, injure your back playing soccer (a sport which you are much too old to be playing to begin... Read more »

Dog Day Afternoons at Casa de Campo

Anita Draycott

Pete Dye’s legendary Teeth of the Dog course reigns as the Caribbean’s Top Dog In the last few decades... Read more »

Slicing & Dicing at Casa de Campo

Anita Draycott

While the Dominican Republic (nicknamed the DR) is one of the most popular winter destinations, especially for Canadians, the majority... Read more »

Casa de Campo Welcomes You

Jeff Neuman

I left my New York apartment this morning at about 5:30 a.m., in the cold and dark, with a crescent... Read more »

How to Get There From Here

Jeff Wallach

When I checked in at Portland International Airport this evening for my string of upcoming flights I had a strong... Read more »

First Encounters: My 27-year romance with Casa de Campo

Brian McCallen

Many years ago, a friend of mine returned from an extended golf tour of the Caribbean looking very tanned and... Read more »

First Course of the New Year

Jeff Neuman

What better way to spend January 1 than strolling along a golf course by the sea? This is true even... Read more »

WHERE THE PROS GO: PALM BEACH’S PGA GETAWAY

PGA National Resort and Spa in Palm Beach Gardens is golf glamour.

Michael Patrick Shiels

Its name conjures up glamorous visions of Atlantic Ocean sunshine, but many visitors to Palm Beach prefer to avoid the sand altogether.... Read more »

Lake Como – a Gourmet Golfer’s Paradise

Andy Waple

It’s the destination of royals and celebrities and it is easy to see why when you take a boat trip... Read more »

The Best of 2012

Terry Moore

Looking back on 2012, here’s an assortment of “bests” from travels near and far. Best in-state golf experience: A threesome... Read more »

Floating Golf Course Planned for The Maldives

The course will be on three separate islands.

David DeSmith

The Maldives, an archipelago of over 1000 islands in the Indian Ocean, are sinking. Not all of them, and not... Read more »

Crandon Golf–You’ve Been Warned

The 11th green at Crandon is defended by water, sand, mounding and a mangrove thicket.

Bob Cullen

When you pull up to the first tee at Crandon Golf Course on Miami’s Key Biscayne, the starter issues a... Read more »

Bird’s-Eye Perspective Kicks Off Perfect Day

Tom Harack

Every day should be like our last one in Scottsdale. We left the lobby of the Westin Kierland... Read more »

PARADISE FOUND

Montecristo's Cumbres neighborhood offers dramatic views of the Pacific coastline.

Brad King

A former Long Island doctor and her husband, who descends from generations of Nicaraguan leaders, have returned to his homeland... Read more »

So Many Courses, So Little Time!

Dennis Silvers

One of the many cool things about playing the game of golf is to have the opportunity to travel all... Read more »