Courses and Travel

Valley of the Fun: Golf Road Warriors Set for Scottsdale

David Gould

They roam the earth with weaponry camouflaged by puppet headcovers. They take mulligans far beyond the first tee. And as... Read more »

Gabriel Earns His Wings At La Cala

James Mason

The latest stop on the Gecko Pro Tour was the impressive Asia course at the La Cala Resort, designed by Cabell... Read more »

Protected: Birmingham, Alabama – A Hotbed of Quality Great Golf

Bob Fagan

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Great Municipal Golf Part 2: Split Rock

Anthony Pioppi

Of all the large cities I’ve set foot in my life, New York is unquestionably my least favorite. I’ve been... Read more »

Great Golf and Southern Hospitality – FarmLinks in Alabama

Bob Fagan

  Wonderful golf and hospitality await as you enter FarmLinks.   Imagine yourself on an expansive hunting and fishing preserve... Read more »

The Boulders Still Awesome After 12 Million Years

Jeff Wallach

A lot of resorts– particularly those built back in the boom of the 1980s– have grown tired enough to be... Read more »

Wolfdancer Golf Club Overcomes Mother Nature

Brad King

AUSTIN, TEXAS — Despite the record-breaking heat, historic drought and wildfires that severely impacted Bastrop, Texas a dozen miles to... Read more »

Aussie Rules

Anita Draycott

Bloody good golf and no worries mate in Melbourne The rivalry between Australia’s two largest cities is alive and well... Read more »

Turkey for Thanksgiving?

David DeSmith

Golf Adventure Awaits on the Turkish Riviera. If you’re a golfer looking for something a little more exotic than another... Read more »

Galicia, A Hidden Gem

James Mason

Many of us have journeyed to Spain to play some great courses, enjoy the warm welcome and weather and sample... Read more »

Of Vegemite, Vineyards, and the Tommy Tolles Incident

Tom Bedell

Congratulations to the U.S. team for its Presidents Cups win in Melbourne earlier today [Nov. 20, 2011]. Watching some of... Read more »

Every Day Courses, Part II

Tom Harack

  Two layouts by Donald Ross seem to beckon repeat play – a residue of his design vocabulary. Today’s example... Read more »

Trump eyes Boston golf market

Emily Kay

Despite failing to reach an agreement to purchase Boston Golf Club earlier this year, real estate mogul Donald Trump remains... Read more »

Ross Courses Define Quotidian Quality

Tom Harack

It may seem borderline sadomasochistic to deconstruct the cliché – “a course you can play every day” – immediately following... Read more »

Kauri Cliffs: Kiwi Nirvana

Anita Draycott

I have travelled to what some Kiwis describe as the end of the Earth, and guess what? It’s rather more... Read more »