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Courses and Travel
Tom Bedell
Bread and butter, meat and potatoes, Laverne and Shirley, baseball and hot dogs, golf and beer. Great pairs are together... Read more »
Derek Duncan
Harbour Town (part of the Sea Pines Resort) is one of the few good golf courses I know of where... Read more »
Dennis Silvers
Right after La Costa Resort & Spa opened in 1965, people from all around started flocking to La Costa to... Read more »
Dennis Silvers
It had been years since I was last at La Costa Resort & Spa in beautiful Carlsbad, California, just a... Read more »
Derek Duncan
I admire what the architects did with this course. I believe if you’re stuck with a crap property and have... Read more »
Derek Duncan
Regatta Bay is a pretty good name for a golf course, calling to mind swift vessels, salty ocean air and... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
In an era when golf course architects seem to take great pride in their ability to make our game ever... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
There’s at least one moment in everyone’s first round at Reynolds Plantation’s Great Waters Golf Course where you come off... Read more »
James Mason
To me, Morocco and in particular Marrakech has always held a certain mystique. I think it comes from reading in... Read more »
Emily Kay
Open-minded golf fans hopeful that Augusta National Golf Club’s 79-year-old “no women need apply” policy may soon go the way... Read more »
Brad King
Bull City club reopens its renowned Tom Fazio design following extensive restoration of golf course and vast practice area. Will... Read more »
David Gould
To begin with, Jim Engh’s design of The Creek Club at Reynolds Plantation can only be understood in light of... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
This long delayed project, the TPC Cancun, also known as Cancun Country Club, is finally welcoming players
Derek Duncan
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but apparently you can teach an old dog old tricks. I’m not... Read more »