
Golf at earth’s edge . . . figuratively, of course
Golf in County Donegal, Ireland, is both rugged and seemingly remote, which are excellent reasons for planning a trip to the country’s northwest region known as “The Wild Atlantic Way.”
Golf in County Donegal, Ireland, is both rugged and seemingly remote, which are excellent reasons for planning a trip to the country’s northwest region known as “The Wild Atlantic Way.”
After a sluggish origin story, Portugal’s coastal Terras da Comporta is on the rise as a global golf destination. Part of the reason is a pair of courses designed by David McLay Kidd and Sergio Garcia, respectively.
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Dan Vukelich’s recent trip was not about playing the big-name courses throughout the country, but finding a more authentic reason for playing the game.
The Argentario Golf & Wellness Resort is no doubt a go-to destination. But the Italian getaway will grow on visitors to such a point that they will feel like they’re home.
St. Andrews Links Trust’s nearly year-old ballot process for singles tee times has been a qualified success.
Paul McGinley could be counted on for Ryder Cup victories in the early 2000s. Now, he’s making a name as a premier golf course architect in historic Donegal Town.
After designing over 300 golf courses, when Robert Trent Jones Jr. lists a course among his top layouts, you listen.
With golf experiencing a post-COVID participation and travel boom, golfers are flocking to the Northern Ireland region for good reason — plenty of quality golf and a vibrant culture.
Northern Michigan destination will open its 11th course this summer; Some ranges rise above others according to GRAA; Mental wellness heads to the course.