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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 »

TMaG & Microsoft Partnership

Ed Travis

Technology has changed sports and certainly new materials and manufacturing methods have changed our game of golf. From the use... Read more »

Fox Sports at the U.S. Open: not ready for prime time

Terry Moore

Like the greens at Chambers Bay, the Fox telecast of the US Open was a bumpy, uneven affair with many... Read more »

No More Golf in South Carolina Until the Confederate Flag Comes Down

Tom Bedell

June 19, 2015– There are a lot of lovely golf courses in South Carolina, from Pete Dye’s great Ocean Course... Read more »

Q & A with Mike Nichols, Symetra Tour

Terry Moore

Michigan is awash in professional golf at an elite Tour level. Unlike in previous decades when the PGA Tour and... Read more »

U.S. Open makes links golf cool, practical and fun. Especially fun.

Herb Gould

Golf should be fast and firm. The game is way more fun when the ball rolls. That’s why my wife,... Read more »