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Courses and Travel
Bob Cullen
By now it’s become commonplace to notice that as Jack Nicklaus has aged, his golf courses have gotten more playable.... Read more »
Brad King
The Club at Viniterra has earned rave reviews among golfers since opening to the public earlier in the year. This... Read more »
Anthony Pioppi
For those golfers who have never played the Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland and believe that the world will... Read more »
Bob Cullen
I have never designed a golf course, but I believe it when golf architects tell me that the hardest piece... Read more »
Terry Moore
My sleeper course in the Naples, FL, area is Talis Park Golf Club, the rebranded layout of the formerly named... Read more »
Bob Cullen
Smack in the middle of the first fairway at El Camaleon, on the Yucatan coast south of Cancun, there’s a... Read more »
Scott Kauffman
Travelers Rest, S.C. – Golfer Tiger Woods can’t seem to catch a break. In a week when a tell-all book... Read more »
Gabe Garcia
Two years ago, I had the good fortune of attending the Honda Classic, site of this week’s PGA Tour stop... Read more »
Derek Duncan
Play The Champion on a nice calm morning in January and you might not understand what makes this such a tough... Read more »
James A. Frank
I don’t know how you spent your summer vacation, but I took one week of last August and went to... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
If you’re the kind of golfer who’s lucky enough to play two rounds each week, it would take you more... Read more »
Tom Harack
Our fantasy St. Patrick’s Day includes a sun-dappled round at a favorite Irish links – a Lahinch, Enniscrone, Royal County... Read more »
Jay Stuller
I’ve been to the Palm Springs area several times during the past two decades, for a family-oriented Thanksgiving weekend, for... Read more »
Jay Stuller
Getting paired up with strangers on the golf course isn’t quite as risky as a blind date, although on occasion... Read more »