Courses and Travel

Ballyliffin Is Sight For Sore Eyes

Tom Harack

After an overnight, transatlantic flight, you probably wouldn’t be eager to, say, play an all-out hockey game or run a... Read more »

Day One Travel Mayhem Gives Way to Evening Round at Ballyliffin

Jeff Wallach

After many hours of travel from many compass points the Golf Road Warriors met this morning at Dublin airport, threw... Read more »

A Good Idea For Getting New Golfers

James A. Frank

Someone has a pretty good idea for attracting new golfers to the game: Free Instruction. Crystal Springs Resort, in western... Read more »

Pasatiempo: Preserving The Essential MacKenzie

Jay Stuller

The herd of bearded goats that cleared vegetation from the steep-sided canyons and ravines in California’s Santa Cruz Mountain foothills... Read more »

Golf Course Review: Salmon Arm Golf Club, Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada

Bob Fagan

Even an overcast afternoon can’t dim the beauty or challenge of the long approach shot to the par-four 11th at... Read more »

Ireland Visits Demand Special Preparation

Tom Harack

Experienced golf travelers pretty much have the drill down: secure the passport, clean the clubs, check the golf ball supply,... Read more »

Manitou Passage: Improving nicely in year two

Terry Moore

After visiting Manitou Passage Golf Club in Cedar last week I’m happy report it continues to improve as an attractive... Read more »

Mississippi – Great Golf Southern Style

Bob Fagan

  Perhaps the toughest drive at Dancing Rabbit – the gorgeous par-four 9th on the Azalea Course.   Have you... Read more »

Golf Course Review: Dancing Rabbit Golf Club (Azalea & Oaks), Choctaw, Mississippi

Bob Fagan

Tom Fazio usually positions a bold bunker on one side or another at Dancing Rabbit.  Shown here is the approach... Read more »

Golf Course Review: Old Waverly, West Point, Mississippi

Bob Fagan

The attractive and inviting first green is a glimpse of things to come at Old Waverly.   Most areas of... Read more »