Courses and Travel

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Tom Bedell

One of the reasons I like the television show “How I Met Your Mother” is that it often imaginatively plays... Read more »

The Golf Road Warriors Hit Gaylord, MI

Jeff Wallach

The Golf Road warriors kicked off our latest sortie– in Gaylord, Michigan– with a surgical strike on Big Buck’s Brewpub,... Read more »

The Good Luck Skunk

Tom Bedell

Bleary-eyed a little after four in the morning and that many hours sleep, I drove through the dark toward the... Read more »

AUTHENTIC LINKS, WHISKEY ON NORTH AMERICA’S SCOTTISH COASTLINE

Michael Patrick Shiels

James Blanchard served as United States Ambassador to Canada in the mid 1990’s after a term as Michigan’s Governor. As Ambassador, the former... Read more »

“Red” With Envy

Dennis Silvers

Having returned from St. Kitts and Marco Island in South Florida, I decided to spend a couple of days in... Read more »

Mission Hills Hainan Resort Adds 10th Golf Course

Scott Kauffman

Mission Hills Group – China’s leading golf brand and the country’s largest developer and owner of golf course resort and... Read more »

U.S. Marshals And The Golf Squad at La Costa

Jay Stuller

Now, if Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens were running a golf course, he’d most certainly be Justified in putting a... Read more »

Links Golf and the Creation of Augusta National–and a Chance to Win the Golf Trip of a Lifetime

John Strawn

Links golf courses are not popular in China, where Augusta National is regarded as the beau ideal.   This is ironic,... Read more »

Thai People a “Secret Weapon” for Golf Tourism

James Mason

What makes golf in Thailand so special? It’s the people, says Mark Siegel, Thailand’s biggest dedicated inbound golf tourism operator.... Read more »

SUMMER GLOBETROTTING, RIGHT HERE IN MICHIGAN

Michael Patrick Shiels

“Let me outta here!” is what 16-percent of fliers told farewatchdog.com when asked if they’d be willing to pay up to $20... Read more »

Turf and Surf Along the New England Coastline

John Torsiello

We’re deep into mid-summer and the best way to enjoy the warmth of the sun, as the Beachboys still sing... Read more »

The Links at Stono Ferry promises to provide PGA Championship spectators and other golfers in the Charleston area a stunning excursion in Lowcountry lore

Brad King

CHARLESTON, S.C. — The haunting beauty, native lore and historic tradition of South Carolina’s Lowcountry will surely bask in the... Read more »

Who’s your caddie? Future LPGA stars want you on their bags

Emily Kay

If you have ever longed to caddie for a professional golfer, you’re in luck. The Symetra Tour — formerly the... Read more »

Indianwood: a Taste of Links-Style Golf for U.S. Senior Open Players

Janina Jacobs

The 2012 U.S. Senior Open heads to balmy Michigan this week where temps have hovered in the mid-90’s……not at all... Read more »

You get more bang for bucks in NW Ireland

James McAfee

Playing golf on a links course is definitely a different game, one that many of us here in the United... Read more »