Philanthropy at Golf Communities
When it comes to philanthropy and helping others, golf communities are the first to raise their hands—and money.
America’s Oldest Golf Resorts
America’s oldest golf resorts combine the elegance and traditions of days gone by with some fun and challenging courses.
Legends: Samuel Ryder
The seeds of golf’s best-known matches started with, literally, seeds and Samuel Ryder, the man who founded the Ryder Cup.
Legends: Henry Clay and William Clark Fownes
Two legends—the father and son duo of Henry Clay and William Clark Fownes—spent five decades creating a third: Oakmont.
Legends: Marion Hollins
Marion Hollins, a sporting renaissance woman of the early 20th century, was a golf champion both on and off the course.
Legends: Coburn Haskell
One of the greatest innovations in golf equipment was made by Coburn Haskell, a mediocre player from Cleveland.
What to Know: Buying in a Golf Community Overseas
Thinking about buying a home in a golf community overseas? You’ve got your work cut out for you. Here is everything you need to know.
Cabot Citrus Farms: Redefining Golf-Home Ownership
Cabot Citrus Farms—the first U.S. property in the Cabot Collection—is a tasty treat that redefines the idea of golf-home ownership.
Legends: Alexander Findlay
Golf in America owes a great deal to this player, architect, promoter, and cowboy by the name of Alexander Findlay.
Legends: Richard Tufts
This scion of the family that owned Pinehurst dedicated his life to the game he loved Credit 18th-century Boston businessman James W. Tufts—who made a fortune inventing the automatic soda fountain—with two significant contributions to American golf. First, the creation of Pinehurst, widely acknowledged as the first golf resort, which he founded in 1895. Second, […]