Courses and Travel

Peter Kessler on Tom Watson, Muirfield, 1980

East Lothian—Playing Scotland’s Golf Coast

Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital, is undoubtedly one of Europe’s tidiest and most civilized cities. But for avid golfers intent on experiencing... Read more »

Great Bear Claws Back Better Than Ever

Tom Harack

Golf courses closing faster than new ones open. Declining levels of participation. Lousy weather. Disputes about equipment. So much of... Read more »

How to Play the Open Championship Courses

You don’t have to watch much of the Open Championship coverage to want to hop on a plane and play... Read more »

The Open Championship 2013: What to Watch For

The Open Championship is returning to Muirfield for the sixteenth time. Of course, there have been a few changes made... Read more »

The Claret Jug: Golf’s First Prize

As the 140th anniversary of the Open Championship unfolds, players will vie for its trophy, perhaps the most coveted in... Read more »

Visiting the Open Rota–in Vegas

Wolfdancer Can Be a Challenging Test

James McAfee

Taming the Wolf definitely isn’t easy. The Wolfdancer Golf Club at the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa, located... Read more »

A Golfing Epiphany in South Wales

James Mason

In which we experience nothing short of a golfing epiphany – thanks to a spot of gorgeous weather, a stretch... Read more »

La Reunion Resort – Terra Incognita

Evelyn Gruber

Golf inmitten aktiver Vulkane – ein feuriger Leckerbissen für abenteuerlustige Golfgourmets fernab trendiger mainstream Destinationen. published in Golfrevue, Austria´s #1... Read more »

Canouan Island – Paradies auf Zeit

Evelyn Gruber

Was Eva der Apfel ist mir Canouan Island, ein unverdorbenes Paradies im türkisfarbenen Archipel der grenadischen Inselwelt – mit dichtbewaldeten... Read more »

Las Positas’ Links 9, Livermore, CA

Bob Fagan

This is the opening hole on the Links 9 at Las Positas. At 94 yards, it’s a very attractive opener!... Read more »