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.
Nine Unsung But Essential Canadian Courses
April 17, 2013 by Brian Kendall
Filed Under: Alberta, British Columbia, Canada, Destinations, Feature Stories, Manitoba, Muskoka and Georgian Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northern Ontario, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Thompson-Okanagan Tagged With: best Canadian golf courses, Canmore Golf and Curling Club, Deer Valley Golf and Estates, Doug Carrick, Eagle Creek Golf Course, Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu Golf Club, Les Furber, Robbie Robinson, Salmon Arm Golf Course, South Muskoka Curling and Golf Club, Stanley Thompson, The Links at Quarry Oaks, The Pines Golf Course, Tom McBroom, Twin Rivers Golf Course, Whitewater Golf Club
Inside the Magic of Canada’s Best Par Threes
March 19, 2013 by Brian Kendall

Through a magical mix of spectacular geography and artful design, Canada’s signature par threes often reflect not just the character of golf at a particular course, but of an entire region of the country.
Filed Under: Canada, Destinations, Feature Stories, Golf Courses Tagged With: Algonquin Golf Course, Alister McKenzie, Banff Springs Golf Course, Deer Valley Golf and Estates, Donald Ross, Doug Carrick, Furry Creek Golf and Country Club, golf course design, Graham Cooke, Greywolf Golf Course, Jack Nicklaus, Jasper Park Lodge Golf course, Les Furber, Pete Dye, Robert Trent Jones, Stanley Thompson, Tom McBroom, TPC Sawgrass
Golf Shows in Toronto and Vancouver Kick Off 2014 Season
February 19, 2013 by Canadian Golf Traveller

Not a moment too soon for winter-weary golfers, the country’s two biggest annual golf and travel shows are back to jump-start the golf season in Toronto and Vancouver.
Filed Under: Feature Stories, Fitness, Instruction and Shows Tagged With: Golf and Travel Shows
Walk With Giants at the World Golf Hall of Fame
February 5, 2013 by Brian Kendall

President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s golf shoes. Sam Snead’s lunchbox. Canadian legend Marlene Stewart Streit’s first hole-in-one trophy. These are among the thousands of artifacts displayed at the World Golf Hall of Fame, the centrepiece of Florida’s World Golf Village, a combination resort and theme park located between Jacksonville and St. Augustine.
Filed Under: Destinations, Feature Stories, Florida, United States Tagged With: Arnold Palmer, Ben Hogan, Florida golf, Gene Sarazen, golf history, Jack Nicklaus, King and Bear course, Marlene Stewart Streit, PGA Tour Golf Academy, Sam Snead, Slammer and Squire course, Walter Hagen, World Golf Hall of Fame, World Golf Village
Join the Fun at Ireland’s The Gathering
January 24, 2013 by Sharon McAuley