Top 10 “Black” Courses in Golf
The following are some of the top golf courses in the United States that include “Black” in the course name.
What is Your Biggest Golf Pet Peeve?
We asked our readers: What is your biggest golf pet peeve? The best responses have a chance to be featured in our newsletter.
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.
A Golf Trip to British Columbia
From sea to sky, golf in Canada’s third-largest province, British Columbia, is a full-fledged nature expedition.
Why Every Golf Course Needs a Silly Hole
Wacky, weird, crazy, dumb—call them what you will, silly holes help make good golf courses better, writes Geoff Shackelford.
The Mike Keiser Method
The people who’ve worked with Mike Keiser, golf’s most successful developer, explain how he gets it done right.
A New Era in Public Par-3 Golf
A trend is emerging in the short course world—with fun, loose, and lighted facilities that are ushering in a new era in public par-3 golf.
Top “Dunes” Courses You Can Play in the U.S.
Following are a handful of quality courses in the U.S. with “dunes” in their name that the public can play.
Legends: Alexander Findlay
Golf in America owes a great deal to this player, architect, promoter, and cowboy by the name of Alexander Findlay.
Great Courses of Britain & Ireland: Saunton
All the elements of links golf are on wonderful display at the two 18-hole courses of Saunton Golf Club in England’s West Country.
