Courses and Travel

Miacomet shows common touch in rarefied setting

Tom Harack

A reliable, familiar destination is a wholly understandable impulse in choosing a golf experience, especially when time, and perhaps money,... Read more »

What’s Teeing Up in the Golf Business

Scott Kauffman

Scott Kauffman’s Global Golf and Leisure Real Estate Report Vol. 1, No. 2   When real estate lawyer Jimmy Crawford started... Read more »

Dye Designs Debuts Hondurans Pristine Bay Project

Scott Kauffman

  Miami, Fla. – Golf fans around the world had their eyes set on Florida’s classic Doral Resort and Spa... Read more »

Sanibel-Captiva: Island Sanctuaries

Scott Kauffman

  Sanibel Island, Fla. – Take a trip to this barrier island on the serene southwest coast of Florida and it... Read more »

The Best 12 Hole Course on Earth

Larry Olmsted

Shiskine may be the only 12 hole course in the world

Wild A-Bandon

Jeff Wallach

If you enjoyed my story about Bandon Dunes, written in 1999 before the golf course opened, here’s one of the... Read more »

Bandon Dunes: Gorse and Greatness on the Southern Oregon Coast

Jeff Wallach

Here’s an unusual opportunity to read what was one of the first national magazine stories ever published about the now-renowned... Read more »

Head Greenkeeper George Jetson

David Gould

Here in the 21st century, greenkeeping has already gone the high-tech route. In years to come, picky golfers, expensive fuel, scarce water and climate change will require even greater innovation. Robot greens mowers, anyone?

Something You Didn’t Know about The Masters

David Gould

Until 1986, and perhaps the greatest Masters ever, Augusta National Golf Club had no mass outlet for its Masters "movie," a huge-budget highlight film produced to Hollywood standards and seen only by a few Boy Scouts and Rotarians.