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Rosapenna marries vintage golf and old-school hospitality

Herb Gould

When Old Tom Morris visited the northwest coast of County Donegal in 1891, he couldn’t help but notice a stretch... Read more »

Peaceful Ballyliffin holds a pair of scenic aces

Herb Gould

As we headed off to Ballyliffin, our journey was about to change in many ways. Not only had Royal Portrush... Read more »

At Royal Portrush, every hole tells a story

Herb Gould

Ordinarily, I love to walk when I play golf. One of my fondest memories is of carrying my own bag... Read more »

High Marks (again) for the Meijer LPGA Classic

Terry Moore

This is a pleasant task: explaining all that went so well for the Meijer LPGA Classic that ended Sunday at... Read more »

Global Golf Guide & Logbook

Ed Travis

Now available free of charge at the iTunes App Store is an app that will give you help finding courses... Read more »

Portstewart: A rolling and scenic Northern Ireland beauty

Herb Gould

It’s easy to see why the first hole at Portstewart is arguably the best opening hole in Ireland. From its... Read more »

Royal County Down: A majestic and treacherous delight

Herb Gould

A golf trip across the pond tends to be a sensory overload. Days are jam-packed with golf on unfamiliar courses... Read more »

Ardglass: An Irish seaside links you should know

Herb Gould

The first tee at Ardglass provides one of the finest views in links golf. From the medal tee, the opening... Read more »

Portmarnock: A close encounter with Rory begins our Irish tour

Herb Gould

Portmarnock ought to be a very calming place to begin a tour of Irish golf links. It is relatively flat,... Read more »

Ireland: True north, true links

Herb Gould

It was time for the north of Ireland. After playing more than 20 courses in Scotland the last two years,... Read more »

Escape the ordinary at The Laundry

Michael Patrick Shiels

Wishing to escape the chain restaurant chokehold, I fashioned a fling to Fenton to experience ‘The Laundry” – a one-of-a-kind... Read more »