Courses and Travel

Ireland’s Ballyliffin is Far More Than “Just” A Hidden Gem

Larry Olmsted

Remember those old Remington electric razor commercials where entrepreneur Victor Kiam used to boast that, “I liked the shaver so... Read more »

Wild Meets Dignified at Donegal

David Gould

Donegal Golf Club, 7,300 yards long, graces a dagger of land called the Murvagh Peninsula in Donegal Bay. On your... Read more »

Jim Engh: Golf’s Brave, Bold Architect

Scott Kauffman

By Scott Kauffman Greensboro, Ga. – When Mercer Reynolds wanted to build the first members-only golf course several years ago... Read more »

Iceland Golf: Have You Driven A Fjord Lately?

Tom Bedell

June 17 is not particularly better known in these parts as Iceland Independence Day, but that shouldn’t stop us from... Read more »

Return to the Riviera Maya

Larry Olmsted

Just a couple of year ago, before the international financial crisis hit, the Mayan Riviera, as the 100 mile coastal... Read more »

Golf Club Holdings Introduces High-End Tour Club

Scott Kauffman

(Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) – High-net worth individuals and corporations have a new way to entertain themselves and clients thanks... Read more »

I’m Dreaming of a White… Masters?

James A. Frank

My thanks to whomever it was—the greenkeeper? someone on the grounds crew?—who sent these photographs of Augusta National under snow... Read more »

Liberty National’s New York Minute Was a Long Time Coming

David Gould

A thousand yards from Liberty National Golf Club stands the world’s most famous statue, mounted on a pedestal no one... Read more »

Taking Clients or Colleagues to the Course? Choose Wisely

David Gould

The preceding article post (“Pick the Right Course for Your Business-Golf Event,” Mon. Feb 15) is Part One one of... Read more »

Pick the Right Course for Your Business-Golf Event

David Gould

Four hours of golf reveals more about a person’s character than three days around a conference table, right? Absolutely, but... Read more »