Cabot Cliffs
Canada? This must be a typo. Golf courses taking elevated positions on the worldwide rankings lists do not hail from “The True North, strong and free.”
A Shark and a Bear
In nature, the shark and the bear are formidable beasts that inhabit different zones, with each demanding equal amounts of admiration, respect and caution.
Sealed with Player’s Approval
Of the 300-plus golf courses Gary Player has designed worldwide, only one—South Africa’s Gary Player Country Club—features the legendary Black Knight’s name in its title.
The e(xc)lusive Green Monkey
Just playing the Green Monkey alone is a more than four-hour adventure that blasts the stigma of cookie-cutter resort course boredom into gleeful oblivion.
St. Andrews, Scotland
Sorry, Old Tom Morris. Apologies to you as well, Allan Robertson, Young Tom and golf’s founding fathers with deep ties to Scotland’s Kingdom of Fife.
London Calling
Take your pick: Sunningdale, Walton Heath, St. George’s Hill, Wentworth, Woking, Swinley Forest. London golf is off the charts. It’s historical; it’s magical; it’s breathtaking
Where Good Gets Better
Windswept dunes and breathtaking drops make Quivira Golf Club a golfer’s paradise. Built in one of the world’s most striking settings, Quivira Golf Club is in a private gated retreat, just 10 minutes from downtown Cabo San Lucas and a heartbeat away from the true Land’s…
The Ghosts of Golfers Past
Visiting Scotland without a round at the links is practically sacrilegious, equivalent of strolling through the Sistine Chapel without looking up at the ceiling.
Experience the Magic of the Masters
In April, something happens almost overnight: You go to bed and it’s winter, then you wake up the next morning and the flowers are in bloom!
Of Fairways and Fairytales
There is a place where the land is so steeped in golf that it can sometimes be hard to distinguish its cities, or even the country itself, from a golf course.
