Courses and Travel

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 »

Classic Golf Group Offers Up Some of Myrtle Beach’s Best Courses

John Torsiello

To say the Grand Strand of South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach has lots of great golf courses would, of course, be... Read more »