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 »
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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 »
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 »
2010: My Golf Year in Review
Fighting a cold, stuck in the house, and ditzy thanks to modern pharmacology, my thoughts turn to the year about… Read more »
Portugal Awaits Its Turn
Overshadowed by its next-door neighbor Spain, as well as the rest of Europe, Portugal deserves more attention Pity poor Portugal…. Read more »
Tomes for the Holiday: Three Great New Golf Books
New golf books usually hit the shelves either in time for Father’s Day or Christmas. Given that the days are… Read more »
Ryder Cup Teems: Reflections In The Rain
A month and a half ago, I played the Twenty Ten Course at Celtic Manor. It was my final round… Read more »
Portraits of Royal Porthcawl
Royal Porthcawl is the big one, the course against which all others in Wales are measured. And for good reason…. Read more »
Pennard in Pictures
As noted in my blog for VisitWales about Pennard Golf Club, despite the gray rainy weather that hung around for… Read more »
Cymru Lluniau (Wales photographs)
I’ve just sent along my latest blog post for the VisitWales site (www.visitwales.com/jimfrank) for those of you who might care… Read more »
