First Course of the New Year
What better way to spend January 1 than strolling along a golf course by the sea? This is true even… Read more »
Courses and Travel
Mesquite Day Four: Conestoga Golf Club
If you’ve watched the RE/MAX Long Drive championships on ESPN, you’ve caught a glimpse of the area around the Conestoga… Read more »
Mesquite and vicinity, day 3: Coral Canyon Golf Course
The stretch of I-15 from Mesquite, Nevada, to St. George, Utah, passes through the extreme northwest corner of Arizona. Also… Read more »
Mesquite, Nevada, Day Two: Falcon Ridge
The Mesquite Chamber of Commerce, proud of their year-round golf facilities, would probably rather I not mention that the second… Read more »
Welcome to Mesquite, Nevada: Day One, Coyote Springs
“Golfing” and “gaming” are two of my least favorite words in the American vernacular. Don’t misunderstand me, I heartily enjoy… Read more »
At Pinehurst No. 2, a Classic Returns to its Natural State
(published April 23, 2011) Augusta National Golf Club, host of the Masters, is devoted to perfection. Every inch is tended… Read more »
A Sneak Preview of the Bandon of the Northeast?
Mike Keiser made a canny bet on a remote site on the Oregon coast, building a better mousetrap and letting… Read more »
Once upon a Time in The Algarve
New Year’s Eve in Albufeira: the Algarve’s main party spot is hopping, its narrow streets filled with revelers young and… Read more »
Why We Need More Par-Three Courses
Mike Keiser, owner and visionary behind the Bandon Dunes resort in Oregon that already has three courses ranked among America’s… Read more »
The Open Returns to Golf’s True Home
published July 15, 2010 I’ve played the Old Course at St. Andrews five or six times. I wouldn’t remotely say… Read more »
