The Original Jones Golf Trail
As the mother of all golf trails, Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones version may come to mind as Exhibit A of… Read more »
Courses and Travel
Par Has New Meaning In Canada
“That would be Canadian dollars?” Thus did colleagues and I express giddy surprise at the combination of bargain prices and… Read more »
Masters Is Made For TV
Gushing about Augusta National is a rite of spring. Rightly. And it’s absolutely worthwhile seeing the place in person, ideally… Read more »
World Guide Is All Over Map
Considering the stupefying task at hand, there is much to admire about The Rolex World’s Top 1000 Golf Courses, recently… Read more »
National Is Not Augusta’s Only Distinguished Presence
Considering its pedigree and its next-door proximity to a golf temple, Augusta Country Club (ACC), right on the other side… Read more »
Irish Links Trifecta Great At Any Time
We’re usually loath to shamelessly plug individual events associated with golf destinations, in part because for many readers, escaping the… Read more »
Asia Not Golf’s Panacea
A couple of years ago, I walked the about-to-open Danang Golf Club, near the eponymous city on Vietnam’s Central Coast,… Read more »
Hold The Green Beer
Growing up in Chicago, St. Patrick’s Day actually did seem a festive affair. Willfully ridiculous, yes, with the Chicago River… Read more »
Ratings Are For Raters
Lately I’ve rehashed a conversation with Steven Hahn in the media lounge at the recent PGA Show. A single-digit player,… Read more »
Stanford Golf Training Complex Is Intellectual Exercise
You would expect that any practice facility designed to sharpen the skills of Stanford University’s men’s and women’s golf teams… Read more »
