Cottage country golf favourite South Muskoka is a shining example of how a closely connected trio of outstanding architects—Stanley Thompson, Robbie Robinson and Doug Carrick—has helped keep the Canadian game fun and fair for golfers since the 1920s.
Quebec City: Cradle of North American Golf
May 18, 2015 by
Rich in beauty, culture, history and joie de vie, Quebec City also makes a strong claim as the birthplace of North American golf.
Scotland Swings Into a Season to Remember
May 3, 2015 by
From the Open Championship in St. Andrews to a new golf festival near Edinburgh, Scotland offers more reasons than ever for a return to the birthplace of the game.
Why I Start Every Day in St. Andrews
April 18, 2015 by
My morning webcam visits to the Old Course at St. Andrews connect me to the game and fuel my imagination with the possibilities of the day.
Time to Discover Ireland’s Inland Courses
March 15, 2015 by
You’ve played the famous seaside links of the Emerald Isle. Now it’s time to discover the brilliant inland courses built by top architects such as Sir Nick Faldo and Pat Ruddy during the Celtic Tiger boom years.
