Along with the desert scenery and acclaimed golf courses, Scottsdale-Phoenix offers iconic Southwest architecture, including Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home. Here, our top picks for a self-guided tour.
Explore Augusta Between Rounds
January 22, 2014 by
Sure the Masters is a big tournament. None bigger. But no reasonable man — or woman — lives on golf alone. A handy guide to what to see between rounds at Augusta National.
Disney World is a Golfer’s Magic Kingdom
December 14, 2013 by
Golf has long been a top draw at Florida’s Walt Disney World Resort. Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and Canada’s own Stephen Ames have all made magic in a golf kingdom now undergoing a radical restructuring.
Golf Turns Back the Clock With Resort Courses Tailored to Fit the Landscape
December 1, 2013 by
How courses in Vietnam, Arizona and Scotland are returning to more natural and traditional designs by incorporating rice paddies, reclaiming the desert, and herding Hebridean sheep.
New Courses to Look Forward to in Cape Breton and North Carolina
September 30, 2013 by
Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore work their design magic at Cape Breton’s Cabot Cliffs, a new Gary Player course to add to your North Carolina playlist, and, at long last, a ranking of the world’s 100 top courses serious golfers can trust.
