Courses and Travel

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 »

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 »

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 »

Chapman’s paintings influenced golf course designs

James McAfee

Artist/golfer Bud Chapman of Minnesota definitely seems to have made a great contribution to the game he loves, according to... Read more »

COME TO YOUR SENSES AT LA COSTA – SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA’S TOP RESORT SPA

Michael Patrick Shiels

Last weekend’s “Carrier Classic” – a basketball game played under the glow of twilight on the deck of an aircraft... Read more »

The China Golf Market: An Interview in China Real Estate Business

John Strawn

This interview first appeared in “China Real Estate Business,” a Chinese-language newspaper with a national circulation in China, on November... Read more »

Els Has Good Memories of Royal Melbourne

David Barrett

There has been plenty of talk about Robert Allenby as a Royal Melbourne specialist on the Presidents Cup team, but... Read more »