Courses and Travel

Westin Kierland: The Resort You Would Have Invented

Jeff Wallach

  Every now and then we find ourselves visiting a resort that we expected would be a lot like a... Read more »

Machrihanish Dunes Gets International Pairs Club Event

Anthony Pioppi

The International Pairs Club Event, touted as the largest club event of its kind in the world, selected Marchrihanish Dunes... Read more »

Scottsdale Delivers Brilliant Contrast

Tom Harack

Some folks like to get away, Take a holiday from the neighborhood.   So noted Billy Joel in “New York... Read more »

Our Electric Cool Clubs Acid Test

Jay Stuller

The commercial building on East Adobe Drive in Scottsdale is “remarkably nondescript,” an appropriately misused juxtaposition of words, at least... Read more »

SHIELS’ PICKS: CARIBBEAN GETAWAYS

Michael Patrick Shiels

Looking for a luxurious or adventurous experience this winter to ward off the chill? Put your toes in the sand... Read more »

Stuffed Shirts: Looking Good in the 2013 Antigua Men’s Collection Golf Apparel

Jay Stuller

During this morning’s round of golf on the wide fairways and well-guarded greens of Talking Stick’s North Course, three of... Read more »

Chicken-Fried Trout: The Tradition and New of Old Town Scottsdale

Jay Stuller

At the Rusty Spur Saloon on Scottsdale’s Main Street, the walls are lined with old license plates, the heads of... Read more »

Relish’s Killer Clubhouse Hamburgers Highlight Phoenician’s Grasp of Details

Jay Stuller

The ultimate measure of any golf course and clubhouse is the quality of the hamburger served in its grill.  Granted,... Read more »

Phoenician Resort Nails it from Birdie Holes to Burgers

Jeff Wallach

  Today the Golf Road Warriors marked their return to Scottsdale by traveling directly from Sky Harbor Airport to the... Read more »

Golf Course Review: Sand Hollow Resort, Hurricane, Utah

Bob Fagan

 The cliff immediately left of Sand Hollow’s 12th fairway drops off more than 300 feet! Below is the view looking... Read more »

Scottsdale, Just Like I Pictured It

Tom Harack

It’s usually considered bad form to lead off a destination piece by acknowledging that the reader may well know more... Read more »