Mount Rushmore of Greens
Here are four greens (and honorable mentions) whose design, originality, and place in the game justify their place on a Mount Rushmore list.
Where Not to Go at Royal Portrush
We asked the experts from Royal Portrush for the most troublesome spots on the course ahead of the 2025 Open Championship.
The Rise (and Variety) of YouTube Golf Content
The sheer mass and variety of golf coverage on YouTube makes it utterly invaluable, and golfers of every age should embrace it.
Best Public Golf in Washington Outside of Seattle
You might drive a couple of hours between courses, but there are a few public golf highlights worthy of any travel budget in Washington.
The Unmerciful Challenge of Oakmont
Oakmont is a savage beast, a fearsome brute, that will take its pound of flesh and leave golfers feeling exasperated by the challenge.
6 Golf Books for Your Summer Reading List
Six must-read golf books to elevate your summer reading list. These are titles you’ll be glad to get lost in.
Golf Design Firms with Three Principles
Golf design firms with three principals have been a rarity, but recently we’ve seen the creation of four prominent three-man teams.
Harry Colt: Golf’s Greatest Architect?
Despite creating only a very few courses over here, Harry Colt was likely the most influential and innovative designer the game has known
Architects Roundtable: How Should the Opening Hole Play?
How should an opening hole play and how should it make you feel? A group of golf course architects share their thoughts and opinions.
Mount Rushmore of Mountain Golf Courses
Before selecting your Mount Rushmore list of mountain golf courses, you really need to think about what a mountain course is and isn’t.
