A stay at Wooden Sticks offers a perfect escape without the travel
Stay-and-play golf is a growing trend for lots of golfers. Wooden Sticks has accommodations to welcome large groups on a buddy trip or couples looking for a more intimate getaway.
Peter Mumford
Peter Mumford is the Editor of Fairways Magazine. He's played over 500 different courses in 21 countries and met some fascinating people along the way. He's also a long-suffering Toronto Maple Leafs fan.
Q&A with Golf Performance Coach Jon Roy
In this segment we discuss why golfers aren’t getting better and how the mental side of golf is finally opening up and being recognized as a real issue to be dealt with.
Course Review: St. Andrew’s East Golf Club
The course in Stouffville was designed by Rene Muylaert and the private equity club was created with a vision to maximize member enjoyment.
Q&A with Warren Thomas, Executive Golf Professional, Cobble Beach
Cobble Beach, which is minutes north of Owen Sound, has been a popular destination for golfers, travellers and year round residents for nearly 20 years.
Product Review: Edison 2.0 Wedges
Company founder Terry Koehler has designed the Edison 2.0 wedges for the way amateurs hit the ball and the proof is in the performance.
The Round Table: Scottie Scheffler is on a historic roll
This week the panel debates how long Scottie Scheffler can keep winning. Also, are the Signature Events a success and which side would win a PGA Tour vs LIV Golf Ryder Cup style match?
Fun and affordable: 6 courses in the North to play this summer
If you find yourself in cottage country this summer or are looking for a reason to get out of the GTA, golf north of the City offers a fun and challenging way to while away some time and experience play in a unique setting. The Canadian Shield is highly regarded for its rugged spectacular beauty […]
Excuse me, I have a few questions
Golf Canada has a winning formula at TPC Toronto. There’s just a couple of wrinkles to iron out. The Framework Agreement is still a puzzle and high prices are beyond ridiculous.
I’m a DIY kind of guy
You’re probably enjoying your golf but frustrated by it at the same time. You want to play better but you’re not willing to spend the money or time to seek professional help. You may be a DIY type too.
