It’s fun to read course reviews and rankings. When done well, they offer valuable insights and can point you toward your next golf vacation. But, remember, they’re not infallible, and the best judge of any course’s merits is always you.
Scotland’s Carrick Waves Flag For Canada
May 26, 2013 by
Toronto architect Doug Carrick’s brilliant heathland-style layout on the bonnie banks of the famous Loch Lomond is the only Canadian-designed course in Scotland.
Stars Align on South Georgian Bay
May 23, 2013 by
Tom Lehman and Tom McBroom combined their design talents at the Golf Club at Lora Bay, the star attraction of a prime stretch of South Georgian Bay shoreline being touted as Canada’s next great golf destination.
An Open Preview at Scotland’s Muirfield
May 22, 2013 by
Scotland’s Golf Coast includes fabulous links North Berwick, Dunbar, Gullane and, of course, Muirfield, the site of this summer’s Open Championship. In fact, there are so many outstanding local courses our editor is willing to forego — just this once — a visit to St. Andrews.
Nine Unsung But Essential Canadian Courses
April 17, 2013 by
From the forests of Newfoundland to the mountain valleys of British Columbia, a spring survey of unjustly overlooked golf courses offering bargain green fees, less crowded fairways and jaw-dropping scenery.
