A reversal of the Old Course
In early April, Links Trust will make the revered course available to play the way Old Tom Morris designed it — in reverse
In early April, Links Trust will make the revered course available to play the way Old Tom Morris designed it — in reverse
Barcelona may be atop Spain’s hot spots, but for golfers, the Costa Brava region has an ideal complement of accommodations, food, drink, sites and, yes, golf.
Contributing writer David J. Whyte searches for the setting of a childhood dream
and stumbles upon some of the country’s finest courses — and eats.
Contributing writer David J. Whyte finds himself more comfortable and at home with the Czechia city on each visit.
The Cabot Collection portfolio expands its international presence with courses in St. Lucia, France and Florida.
Golf and wine are like the ideal twosome, and Taba Dale’s newest coffee table book takes readers on a worldwide tour of some of the best destinations that incorporate the two.
The majors made us want to travel and play those venues — even Augusta National … if we could. But they also have us thinking about our late summer and early fall travels.
Brandon Johnson taking lead on renovating Palmer courses; demand for golf travel surges post-pandemic; Women’s Golf Day is more than just a day; Juicy Buggy debuts at St. Andrews.
Post-pandemic, the seven courses of St. Andrews experience unprecedented growth.
Thinking about golfing without a caddie on your next trip to Scotland? Think again.