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.
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.
Swing Into Sunshine in Evergreen San Diego
March 5, 2015 by
Sunshine and balmy temperatures greet travellers year-round in lovely San Diego. But for Canadian golfers, a springtime visit to Southern California’s snow-free fairways is a revelation—and a renewal of hope.
Life is Luxe at Hawaii’s Top Golf Resorts
February 7, 2015 by
Hawaii’s hibiscus-scented jungles and oceanfront cliff-tops are home to some of the world’s most luxurious golf resorts. A timely survey of five paradise retreats guaranteed to put the swing back into winter-weary golfers.
Doug Carrick and the Birth of Cliffhanger
November 25, 2014 by
Of all Canada’s signature holes perhaps only the legendary Devil’s Cauldron enjoys greater fame than Greywolf Golf Course’s par-three Cliffhanger. Architect Doug Carrick recalls the genesis of his mountain masterwork.
