Mount Rushmore of Golf Writers
It’s generally viewed golf writing existed before the course architecture profession was validated—here’s my Mount Rushmore of golf writers.
Classic Courses: Pasatiempo
Architect Alister MacKenzie was so pleased with his northern California design at Pasatiempo, he chose to live there.
10 Golf Books for the Avid Reader this Christmas
For those whose Christmas gift request lists are dominated by golf books, here’s 10 recommendations to educate and entertain.
The Science of Split Fairways
If designed effectively, a fairway that’s split into two separate sections can create an intriguing dilemma on a golf course.
Mount Rushmore of Golf Course Architects
On our Mount Rushmore of golf course architects, we’re not talking about our four favorites, necessarily, or even the first four.
The Return of Ross Bridge
The 18-hole course at Ross Bridge recently reopened following a course repair project after a 100-year blunder no one could have seen coming.
Golf Courses of the Scottish Islands
For a golf experience you’ll never forget, try boating to the Scottish Islands and boarding the ferry with your clubs.
The Mike Keiser Method
The people who’ve worked with Mike Keiser, golf’s most successful developer, explain how he gets it done right.
Speed Slots: A Unique Golf Course Feature Explained
Today’s course architects clearly endorse the use of speed slots—regarded as something of a welcome quirk or abnormality in golf design.
Best Public Golf in Utah
Utah is one of those states where good golf is thought to exist, but few can really say for sure. Here are 10 of my favorite courses.