Day 5: A Winning Daily Double
The list of great courses in Scotland is long: St. Andrews (of course), Muirfield, Carnoustie, Turnberry, Dornoch, North Berwick, Prestwick,… Read more »
Courses and Travel
Slaves To The Weather
Traveling golfers in Scotland have few worries. Usually someone else is doing the driving, and in our case it’s Angus,… Read more »
Day 4: Learning Links Golf
I think that if you asked most Americans who’ve played golf in Scotland to name their favorite course, about 7… Read more »
Day 3: Golf Does Good in Kintyre
By opening Machrinhanish Dunes, Southworth Development, an American company, did more than just give the world a terrific new links… Read more »
Day 2: The Long and Windy Road
Beatles fans might remember that the real “long and winding road” is a motorway—the A83—that runs the length of the… Read more »
Call This “GRW Day 1-1/2”
On the Golf Road Warriors site stories are categorized by days: Day 1 of the trip, Day 2, and so… Read more »
Day 1 in Scotland: Guess what? It’s raining!
Among the saddest things a traveling golfer can hear is, “You should have been here last week.” Or in the… Read more »
A Date With History: Getting Ready for a Scotland Pilgrimage
My first boss in the magazine business hated the word “mecca.” Not the city, necessarily, but using the word to… Read more »
Lewis Black, Goose Gossage, Turning Stone Resort—and me?
I know, that headline reads like the old Sesame Street song, “One of these things is not like the other.”… Read more »
Augusta National Through The Years
I wish I’d seen this before The Masters. Click on this link to Fast Company magazine’s website, to see (and… Read more »
