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First Peek: Scarecrow at Gamble Sands

After cashing in big on its original bet, Washington State’s Gamble Sands is ready to double down with its new Scarecrow course.

Even from 4,000 miles away, the Masters and Augusta National are the herald of spring that golfers live for.

In the future, the real bifurcation in golf is coming and it may be a game of greenies and screenies, writes George Peper.

Norway stretches above the Arctic Circle. But thanks to the Gulf Stream, its summer climate is ideal for golf.

A limited release of homesites offers a rare and inviting opportunity to live in the heights of the Texas Hill Country at Loraloma.

Already rich in championship-level courses and history, Kiawah Island Golf Resort is committed to being the perfect venue for every visitor.

Marion Hollins, a sporting renaissance woman of the early 20th century, was a golf champion both on and off the course.

The hosts are joined by Cynthia Dye McGarey and her son, Matt McGarey, of the Dye Designs Group golf architecture firm.

If you’re seeking a great golf experience where you can re-live history, here are the top 10 former PGA Tour courses you can play.

Seven recommended public golf courses in a state the size of Nevada really doesn’t seem like many, but their quality is the silver lining.