“The Links in the Sky”: Pennard Golf Club
There may be no more atypical course than “The links in the sky,” which plays like an authentic seaside beauty–200 feet in the air
The Country Club of Charleston
In the city where American golf began, this Seth Raynor gem is a leading example of golden age greatness
Stay Fit for Golf, All Year-Round
Frank W. Jobe, M.D. and Diane R. Moynes, M.S. 1986 Here’s an excellent exercise, called the Opposite Arm and Leg Lift, that strengthens the extensor muscles in your back. Starting out on your hands and knees, raise the left arm and the right leg and extend them straight out. Hold for a count of 10 […]
The Old Collier Golf Club
A well-kept secret in the heart of southwest florida
The Youngest U.S. Open Winner: John McDermott
Giving a long-forgotten U.S. Open Champion his due
A Brief History of Seth Raynor Golf Courses
C.B. Macdonald’s protégé rose to produce an impressive portfolio of his own
Where to Stay and Play Golf in Riviera Maya
For good golf at a very good price, the Mexican Riviera is hard to beat
One&Only Ocean Club, Bahamas
This intimate and luxurious Bahamian resort is the ultimate retreat. Right, Mr. Bond?
First Peek at Pete Dye’s Full Cry, Keswick Hall
Pete Dye’s creation at Keswick Hall is worthy of Thomas Jefferson
Top 10 Things Every Serious Golfer Should Do
By “serious,” you know what we mean. Golfers who think about the game just a bit too much, who have an extra set of clubs—or three—around the house, and who keep running lists of just how many top courses they’ve played at home and around the world. In short, our kind of people. Here’s another list, more proof of your devotion to the game.