From coast to coast, Canada’s First Nations are building or acquiring golf courses for the opportunities the game offers band members.
Canada’s First Nations Turn Golf to Gold
Casa de Campo’s Year of Living Dangerously

Long the Caribbean’s premier golf resort, Casa de Campo has temporarily closed Pete Dye’s iconic Teeth of the Dog course for a major restoration. But do the property’s two other Dye courses pack enough punch to keep the tourists coming?
Pinehurst Reigns Supreme in U.S.A. Golf

Host of four U.S. Opens, Pinehurst Resort added a Tom Doak design in 2024, with two more 18-hole layouts on the way. And helping fuel the buzz is the return of the World Golf Hall of Fame after a long exile in Florida.
Webbs Reserve Launches in Punta Gorda

Defined by water hazards on all 18 holes, the new Webbs Reserve Golf Club by Nicklaus Design meanders through the coastal plains and wetlands that characterize the south Florida community of Punta Gorda.
Whirlpool Golf Course Gets a Facelift

Opened downriver from Niagara Falls in 1951, Whirlpool Golf Club is undergoing a multi-year redo aimed at returning the classic Stanley Thompson design to its original glory.