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Herb Gould
A golf trip across the pond tends to be a sensory overload. Days are jam-packed with golf on unfamiliar courses... Read more »
Herb Gould
The first tee at Ardglass provides one of the finest views in links golf. From the medal tee, the opening... Read more »
Susan Bairley
Most casinos court prospective gamblers with fancy exteriors. Bright lights, music, water displays, unique architecture – anything that creates a... Read more »
Herb Gould
Portmarnock ought to be a very calming place to begin a tour of Irish golf links. It is relatively flat,... Read more »
Herb Gould
It was time for the north of Ireland. After playing more than 20 courses in Scotland the last two years,... Read more »
Steve Pike
I’m not big on golf apps, but I’ll make an exception with Expert Golf’s “Golf Guide & Logbook” app... Read more »
Susan Bairley
Professional networking and alcohol. Anyone who’s been to a professional conference or event reception knows the two are powerful companions.... Read more »
Ed Travis
Technology has changed sports and certainly new materials and manufacturing methods have changed our game of golf. From the use... Read more »
Terry Moore
Like the greens at Chambers Bay, the Fox telecast of the US Open was a bumpy, uneven affair with many... Read more »
Susan Bairley
Bring it on Mississippi. Strong statement, but if you’re a Bloody Mary drinker, Ubons is ready to oblige. During a... Read more »
Tom Bedell
June 19, 2015– There are a lot of lovely golf courses in South Carolina, from Pete Dye’s great Ocean Course... Read more »
Susan Bairley
You can tell when a casino respects its guests. There’s an effort to keep it clean – the floor space,... Read more »
Terry Moore
Michigan is awash in professional golf at an elite Tour level. Unlike in previous decades when the PGA Tour and... Read more »
Herb Gould
Golf should be fast and firm. The game is way more fun when the ball rolls. That’s why my wife,... Read more »
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