Courses and Travel

A Date With History: Getting Ready for a Scotland Pilgrimage

James A. Frank

My first boss in the magazine business hated the word “mecca.” Not the city, necessarily, but using the word to... Read more »

IN WONDERFUL WAILEA, IT’S EASY TO STAY FOREVER

Michael Patrick Shiels

The last day of a vacation is bittersweet. But what if you make it the first day of your new... Read more »

TAP Beer of the Week: Ailsa Amber Ale

Tom Bedell

Ailsa Amber Ale is currently available in only one place in the world, and I’m lucky enough to be here–at... Read more »

The A List: What Would You Renovate? The A Position—and actor Bruce McGill—Offer Their Ideas For Needed Changes In Golf

James A. Frank

There’s a great deal of talk in golf right now about renovation: Donald Trump is planning to spend $150 million... Read more »

Modifications to Machrihanish Dunes; Two Refurbished Hotels Open

Anthony Pioppi

There is a misnomer that the great links golf courses of the world were solely created by the hands of... Read more »

Augusta National Through The Years

James A. Frank

I wish I’d seen this before The Masters. Click on this link to Fast Company magazine’s website, to see (and... Read more »

An Enjoyable Cancun Surprise: El Camaleon golf course

Anthony Pioppi

The few Greg Norman-designed courses I’ve encountered in my life left me, at best, less than impressed and, at worst,... Read more »

Birdies and Brews Part 5: Kohler, Wisconsin and Bandon Dunes, Oregon

Tom Bedell

< Previous: Birdies and Brews Part 4: Orlando We decided to give up and declare a tie here, between two... Read more »