Courses and Travel

Williamsburg: The Dessert Course

Bob Cullen

If par fours and par fives are the meat-and-potatoes of golf course design, then par threes are the desserts. And... Read more »

Breakfast Is Served, Wolfdancer-Style

Janina Jacobs

It is not often I see a really great idea for golf outings pop up.  This one is so simple, so... Read more »

Golf Course Review: The Links at Crowbush Cove, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Bob Fagan

The dogleg right par-four 10th at The Links at Crowbush Cove is but one of many first-class two-shotters.   The... Read more »

Protected: Public-Access Golf in the Greater Palm Springs Area

Bob Fagan

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WHALE OF A BIG EVENT IN WALES – Ryder Cup Venue Salutes Recent History

Michael Patrick Shiels

It’s been a year since Celtic Manor Resort, near Cardiff, Wales, hosted the biennial Ryder Cup golf matches. The much-anticipated... Read more »

Playing With Matches at La Costa

Jeff Wallach

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More About Golf in India

Bob Fagan

Great golf courses like the DFL Golf Resort near Delhi awaits you in India.  (Photo by Robert S. Fagan)  ... Read more »

Golf’s Field of Dreams is Under Attack; Trinitas Remains Open

Bob Fagan

  The ambiance and views of the Trinitas Golf Club are sublime as shown by the par-four 13th.   “Build... Read more »

Connecticut’s Golf Club at River Oaks One Fine Layout

John Torsiello

It has always hit me as quite remarkable that two of the best new courses built in New England during... Read more »

Golf Course Review: Knollwood Country Club, Granada Hills, California

Bob Fagan

The first hole at Knollwood is easily the toughest there and one of the most demanding par-fours in the region.... Read more »

Golf In Morocco: You Will Adore Mogador

James Mason

  Standing on the tee of this stunning open hole you know you’re in for a great day! Everything feels... Read more »

Casa de Campo – The Best Gets Even Better!

Larry Olmsted

It’s hard to believe it’s been 40 years, but that is exactly how long Teeth of the Dog, the most... Read more »

GOLF DIGEST LIST IS SHORTSIGHTED – SO-CALLED “RATERS” OUT OF TOUCH

Michael Patrick Shiels

I am sorry but Golf Digest has gone too far. Or, is the problem that they have not gone far... Read more »

Autumn Golf on Cape Cod a Sweet Experience

John Torsiello

When our daughter was young we always headed to Cape Cod during the summer for a week or more of... Read more »

The Golf Capital of America: The Road to Bandon Dunes

John Strawn

In its November, 2011 issue, Golf Digest finally gets around to recognizing that Oregon’s Bandon Dunes is  the “Number One Golf... Read more »