Four Seasons Resort’s concierge to the rescue
In a previous post I mentioned the case of my missing laptop case and its contents of a battery charger… Read more »
Courses and Travel
Troon North, Andy Warhol and a once famous Golf Road Warrior
“In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.” The late pop artist Andy Warhol uttered that iconic phrase. Well,… Read more »
En route to Scottsdale golf: sorry to be redundant
A naval architect, my son-in-law Jit talks about the need for “redundancies” in design and engineering. Basically, it means you… Read more »
Weekend travel tip: ArtPrize and golf
If you need an excuse to visit the Grand Rapids (Mich.) area, please add ArtPrize to your list. In case… Read more »
Spring Lake CC welcomes GAM Senior Amateur
Leave it to celebrated amateur and long time member Cliff Taylor to sum up his affection for his beloved Spring… Read more »
The Golf Club at Harbor Shores: Second Look Much Better
Golf courses, like people, sometimes deserve second chances. This came to mind after I played for the second time The… Read more »
Manitou Passage: Improving nicely in year two
After visiting Manitou Passage Golf Club in Cedar last week I’m happy report it continues to improve as an attractive… Read more »
Torrey Pines North, The Lodge, and San Diego
Sometimes golf travelers get all upset and bothered when they can’t play a highly rated course at a particular destination…. Read more »
Washington D.C.: Forget the cherry blossoms, stay and watch the U.S. Open
One of my father’s favorite sayings was: “If you can’t travel first class why bother traveling at all?” As a… Read more »
Q & A with Mike Giuffre, Congressional’s “Super”– Part II
Born and raised in Traverse City, MI, Congressional Country Club’s Director of Golf Course Maintenance Mike Giuffre (pronounced JOO-free) has… Read more »
