Courses and Travel

“Traditional Golf-Course Architecture”? Uh, No

Anthony Pioppi

As a very short man has told me many times, “Only one-tenth of one percent of golfers give a crap... Read more »

RENAISSANCE WORLD GOLF VILLAGE IS THE ‘DISNEYLAND’ OF GOLF

Michael Patrick Shiels

When Hall of Famers rest their heads on your beds, you’ll better be a top class hotel. On Monday, May... Read more »

Brunswick Islands Golf

Ed Travis

If someone says ‘Atlantic coast golf destination’ what often comes to mind is the “Grand Strand” or simply “Myrtle Beach,”... Read more »

The A List: What Is The Best Golf City in the U.S.?

In a few weeks’ time, the US Open will be played at Merion Golf Club outside Philadelphia. Does this mean... Read more »

The Most Interesting Man… in Scotland

Maui GRW Week in Review

Colorado Golf Club–A Story in Three Acts

Derek Duncan

Every architect’s ideal scenario is to be able string together unlimited variations of holes on a vast, moving, unencumbered property.... Read more »

The Big Kahuna Makes His Return: Mauna Kea Golf Course

Ken Van Vechten

Gary Player stood on the tee, hitting balls into the Pacific. Wimp. I make the green on my first... Read more »

Retro MetroWest

Derek Duncan

MetroWest Country Club opened in 1987 and for a dozen or so years it was considered one of Orlando’s better... Read more »

Kaanapali Golf and the Royal Treatment

Jeff Wallach

Since 1963, when Shell’s Wonderful World of Golf was filmed at the Royal Course here, Kaanapali Resort’s elegant golf holes... Read more »

Driving Toward 100 at the Brattleboro Country Club

Tom Bedell

History does not record when the first oath flew or who uttered it after a wayward shot at the Brattleboro... Read more »

Monterey’s Twin Treats – Bayonet Black Horse

Bob Fagan

Bayonet Black Horse is truly one of America’s most overlooked golfing gems! You smell the salt air and its... Read more »

The Breezy Dye Links Course at Casa De Campo