Courses and Travel

Pinehurst turns back the clock on No. 2

James McAfee

Based on some early reviews, it appears Pinehurst No. 2 may regain even a bigger following with modern day golfers... Read more »

Ryder Cup Venues You Can Play, Part 1 the US UPDATED

Larry Olmsted

Golfers love playing the best courses in the footsteps of the game’s greatest players, and for that reason, my post... Read more »

Breaking News: Pinehurst Number Nine?

Larry Olmsted

There has been a lot of buzz and hoopla about Pinehurst, the nation’s oldest and largest golf resort lately. As... Read more »

Pinehurst Number Two Roars Back Into the World’s Best!

Larry Olmsted

The biggest new golf course opening of 2011 is not a new golf course at all – it is one... Read more »

Rendezvous Golf to Manage Teton Springs Golf

Scott Kauffman

Victor, Idaho – Teton Springs Golf and Casting LLC has chosen Rendezvous Golf Management to manage the Headwaters Club at... Read more »

Golf Course Marketing Mumbo Jumbo

Bob Fagan

As both a golf consumer and a writer, I am increasingly tired of the often used and misused terms used... Read more »

Ryder Cup Venues You Can Play, Part 2: Europe

Larry Olmsted

  You may be watching the Masters right now, but it’s not like you are going to ever play Augusta... Read more »

Any Other Golfer

Janina Jacobs

If ever there was an argument for practicing the short game, Phil Mickelson’s performance during the first round at the... Read more »

Protected: Hilton Head Island – My Secret Best Golf Destination

Bob Fagan

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Birdies and Bogeys Galore at Augusta National

David Barrett

One of the things that makes the Masters so compelling is the volatility of scoring. The nature of Augusta National,... Read more »

It All Began in Myrtle Beach

Bob Fagan

The venerable Pine Lakes Country Club started golf in the Myrtle Beach area in 1927. I’ve enjoyed quite a love... Read more »