Courses and Travel

In The Belly of the Sabertooth Beast

Jay Stuller

Once the last resort for old men with bad backs and yippy hands, long and belly putters are now showing... Read more »

In Praise of Ample Luggage and Clean, Green Shirts

Jay Stuller

A twenty-five inch Travelpro MaxLite 2 Expandable Spinner is a luxury I’ve been without for far too long, a piece... Read more »

Travel Writers’ Dirty Little Secret (one in a long series!)

Jeff Wallach

Yep, even when we’re working on a guidebook we look at, well, guidebooks.  Not that we don’t also do our... Read more »

The Balm of Palm Springs

Jay Stuller

At this time of year the good people of the Pacific Northwest are absorbing more precipitation than they shed, a... Read more »

That Callaway Touch

Jay Stuller

Thanks to a 1995 assignment from a feature magazine published by the Discovery Channel, I was granted one of the... Read more »

Brot und Spiele in der “Ewigen Stadt” Rom

Evelyn Gruber

Auszug aus Albrechts Südeuropa Golf Guide Von Evelyn Gruber Die antike Metropole und moderne Weltstadt vereint Gegensätze auf wunderbarste Weise... Read more »

Tahoe’s Martis Camp: Camp Grows Up (Even if you Haven’t)

Jeff Wallach

As someone who enjoyed years of fun at summer camp as a kid, the private community of Martis Camp, just... Read more »

Geoffrey Cornish, 1914-2012

John Strawn

I just learned that Geoffrey Cornish, one of the most influential golf course architects of the last one hundred years,... Read more »

Michigan: Rock & Roll You’ll Never Forget

James Mason

Michigan home of the Motown Sound, The Motor City, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, Ted Nugent, Kid Rock... Read more »