Who’s your caddy?
While we really shouldn’t travel right now, it's fun to ogle a few golf destinations and dream about hitting the greens post-pandemic.
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Teeing off on Alberta’s crown jewel
To experience the game at Jasper Park is to be captivated by a Canadian Rockies landscape that rivals California’s Monterey Peninsula or Ireland’s southwest coastline for sheer spectacle.
Teeth of the Dog Still Dye’s finest
This issue, we visited Pete Dye's “Teeth of the Dog,” the majestic course in the Dominican Republic that captured the late US course architect’s heart.
Where the trade winds blow
To imply a siren as beautiful as Kapalua’s Plantation Course needed a facelift after 28 years might seem premature, until you consider the high standards required for perfection.
Bermuda Greens Meet Desert Sand At Dubai Sports City
When South African professional golfer and World Golf Hall of Fame member Ernie Els was commissioned to design a 5-star golf course, he was given a blank cheque and free reign.
Making Big Waves in the World of Golf
Earlier this year, Vietnam named two-time major champion Greg Norman as the country’s “tourism ambassador.” It was a surprising honour, albeit a humbling extension of the vast imprint Norman has already made as a course architect on Vietnamese soil following last fall’s opening of KN Golf Links in Cam Ranh, Khanh Hoa, on the south central coast of Vietnam.
Playing Lofoten Under the Northern Lights
How appealing does this sound? Imagine the opportunity to tee off late in the evening under the dancing green glow of the spectacular northern lights!
A Crown Jewel…with an Off-the-Chart WOW Factor
“Confluence of land and sea” remains an apt description for the world’s finest links courses, but at the Quivira Golf Club in Los Cabos, Mexico, it tends to have a more elevated implication—both literally and figuratively. By Rick Young Here, the waves of the Pacific…
The Allure of “The Loop”
Having two tee times—8:12am Saturday and 8:02am Sunday—would seem redundant for even the most casual of golfers.
Irish Eyes are Smiling
Characterized by 18 “signature” holes, award-winning Irish club sits between the waters of Ballinskelligs Bay and the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Lough Currane on the other.
