Courses and Travel

Pete and P.B. Dye’s Success at Santa Barbara Plantation

Anthony Pioppi

This piece originally appeared on the Golf Course Architecture magazine website on Oct. 6, 2010. By Anthony Pioppi One of... Read more »

Four Seasons to Open Walt Disney World Golf Resort

Scott Kauffman

Orlando, Fla. –  The long anticipated Four Seasons Resort at Walt Disney World Resort is back on the table. After... Read more »

Autumn Golf in Ulster County, N.Y.

John Torsiello

One of the best times of the year to visit Ulster County, N.Y. and enjoy all that this section of... Read more »

The A List: Exposing the Holes in Golf’s Bucket List

James A. Frank

A round at an ultra-famous trophy course. Teeing it up with a revered Tour player. Visiting the game’s ancestral home.... Read more »

Exciting New Course Opens: Salish Cliffs, Shelton, Washington

Bob Fagan

The par-four 15th is just one of many gorgeous holes to greet you at the brand new Salish Cliffs Golf... Read more »

Cranwell Resort, Spa and Golf Club a Delight that Crosses the Ages

John Torsiello

One of my favorite courses in New England is located in Lennox, Ma., the historic layout at the Cranwell Resort,... Read more »

Spring Lake CC welcomes GAM Senior Amateur

Terry Moore

Leave it to celebrated amateur and long time member Cliff Taylor to sum up his affection for his beloved Spring... Read more »

Canaan Valley Resort Gets Complete Makeover

Scott Kauffman

Charleston, W.Va. – Situated in a scenic and tranquil setting in the Mid-Atlantic, with endless family-focused recreation and activities, Canaan... Read more »

Amazing Askernish

Anita Draycott

Rediscovering an Old Tom Morris Classic in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides   We golf fanatics love to add trophey courses to... Read more »

Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn: Wine Country Wellness, Golden Age Golf

David Gould

When a young journalist from a prominent city sets off on his first travel-writing assignments, the destinations are thrilling but... Read more »

Vermont Battles Back: After The Storm, The Green Mountain State is Open For Business—And Golf

James A. Frank

I just made a quick trip to Southern Vermont for a wedding. I was in charge of arranging golf for... Read more »

One of the Nation’s Best Casino Courses Ups the Ante!

Larry Olmsted

pound for pound it does not get any better than this, a great course that is also a bargain

Johnnie Walker Championship Playoff Drives Man to Drink

David DeSmith

Under normal circumstances, a five-man, five-hole playoff would be an exciting thing to watch.  Playoffs make you sit up on... Read more »

Great Municipal Golf, Part 1: Shennecossett Golf Course

Anthony Pioppi

The term “municipal golf” invariably conjures images of inadequately maintained, overcrowded, poorly designed layouts. Unfortunately, in many instances, the stereotype... Read more »

A Couple Thousand Yards of Fun, in 12 Holes

David Gould

The question: “Why 18 holes?” has kept golf historians engaged for decades. It even has a well-known witty answer, based... Read more »