Discover the birthplace of American golf in Charleston, where rich history, legendary championship courses and acclaimed dining converge for the ultimate 48-hour coastal getaway.
Discover autumn savings at Martha’s Vineyard’s Farm Neck; Celebrate 15 years of luxury at Mexico’s Punta Mita Gourmet & Golf Classic.
Backed by Lego’s founding family, Denmark’s Great Northern resort blends Scandinavian precision with a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course and high-end luxury.
Tee off like a president with a 48-hour tour of four premier public-access golf courses around Washington, D.C., and paired with iconic local eats.
From the “Bear Trap” to the “Snake Pit,” the Salamander Collection prides itself on making championship golf approachable for all.
While black jackets and pink stilettos sound like the sartorial choices of a big city socialite, to Jimmie James, they’re symbols of the bonds forged over rounds of golf across Kiawah Island.
There are 73 public courses in a 15-mile radius, so where to play? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered — especially if your main priority is to play as much as you can in a quick weekend trip. We’ve even got some food and drink tips.
On the verge of its 40th anniversary, PGA West has never been better. Home to nine courses, the “Western Home of Golf in America” is the ideal destination to play and relax during the winter months.
Contributor Michael Arkush wonders why he had not visited the Jack Nicklaus-designed course sooner, but he quickly learned that some things in life are well worth the wait.
Davis Love III, a five-time RBC Heritage winner who is now a golf course architect,
went to great lengths to preserve the intent of Pete Dye’s original design, which opened in 1969 on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
