Courses and Travel

Turtle Point Golf Course at Kiawah Resort a Real Sleeper

I love Lowcountry golf. You get spoiled real easy; flat lies on the fairways, manicured Bermuda grass propping the golf... Read more »

In Nevada’s Carson City, A Truly Divine 12-Hour Round of Golf

Jay Stuller

In a day with more temporal warps than a Star Trek episode, 20 passengers cram into a small bus at... Read more »

Legends Golf and Safari Resort

Evelyn Gruber

Die Legende lebt im afrikanischen Busch! „Mission Impossible“ und „Jenseits von Afrika“ Flair reichlich inklusive. Dekadent aber unvergeßlich. published in... Read more »

Palm Springs

Evelyn Gruber

Oase der Schönen, Reichen und Berühmten, Rückzugsort gestresster Großstadtseelen, Garten Eden für sonnenhungriger Golfgourmets published in Golfrevue, Austria´s #1 golf... Read more »

The Duke’s Course, St. Andrews: Head for the Hills

Herb Gould

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland—As we drove out of town, the splendors of the quirky New Course still fresh, I was wondering... Read more »

A final toast in Glasgow

Herb Gould

The day after our 36-hole adventure at Turnberry, we woke up to a steady rain. Watching the umbrella-toting golfers head... Read more »

Turnberry a delight in twilight

Herb Gould

There are many mesmerizing views at Turnberry. They include the giant Ailsa Craig rock in the Firth of Clyde... Read more »

Big Golf: The Pete Dye Course at French Lick Resort

In her post on the Pete Dye Course at French Lick Resort, Golf Road Warrior Anita Draycott hints at what... Read more »

Good Value, Good Fun at Sultan’s Run

According to Brian McCallen, in his post on the GRW site, “One of the more pleasant surprises experienced by the... Read more »

The 19th hole(s) of Pitlochry

Herb Gould

PITLOCHRY, Scotland—Fortified by Castle Stuart fish & chips, we made our late-afternoon drive back down the now-familiar A9 to Pitlochry,... Read more »