Courses and Travel

American Caddie Covers Well-Trod Turf

Tom Harack

Oliver Horovitz sounds like – and from the book jacket for An American Caddie in St. Andrews, even looks like... Read more »

Golf in the Kingdom – Amazon Style

Bob Fagan

    “Don’t shoot him! He just climbed the fence and only wanted to take some pictures of the golf... Read more »

Old hole plugs can create eye sore on greens

James McAfee

We’ve all seen how old cups can create an eye sore on greens, especially if the hole cutter tends to... Read more »

The Sagamore Golf Course: A Hilltop Donald Ross Gem in New York State

John Torsiello

The first impression that hits you smack in the face when you pull into The Sagamore Hotel on Lake George,... Read more »

Mission Hills II – Golf Gigantomie und Glamour Kommunismus im Hawaii des Ostens

Evelyn Gruber

Reisen nach China unterlagen bis vor kurzem klaren Regeln: Wer nicht geschäftlich ins Reich der Mitte unterwegs war, folgte den... Read more »

New Jersey’s Royce Brook Has Private and Daily Fee Elements

John Torsiello

The owners and operators of Royce Brook Golf Club in Hillsborough, New Jersey have continually invested money and energy into... Read more »

Renovated Allen course more player friendly

James McAfee

The 18-hole Traditions Course at the newly redesigned municipal golf venue, The Courses at Watters Creek, in Allen, TX is... Read more »

Three Great Nines at The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation

John Torsiello

The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation in North Charleston, just minutes from downtown Charleston, offers 27 holes of fabulous golf.... Read more »

Streamsong: Too Much Design for the Average Player?

Anthony Pioppi

The two golf courses at the 36-hole Streamsong resort are very, very good. The layouts opened to acclaim in 2012... Read more »