Taking divots in the Dominican Republic
A first time visit to the DR showed what a spectacular golf destination it is and made me wonder why I waited so long to make the trip.
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Don’t fear the fall: Discover Scottsdale’s secret golf season
From December through April, Scottsdale is very busy and expensive. Look to the Fall for cooler temperatures, better availability and more reasonable rates
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 […]
Just scratching the surface in Myrtle Beach, the Golf Capital of the World
With over 90 courses along the Grand Strand in South Carolina, Myrtle Beach ranks right up there with the best golf destinations in America, not just in numbers but outstanding courses too.
Hammock Coast Golf Trail includes some of South Carolina’s best courses
Comprised of six coastal communities in Georgetown County, S.C. – Garden City, Murrells Inlet, Litchfield Beach, Pawleys Island, Georgetown and Andrews – South Carolina’s Hammock Coast is one of the Palmetto State’s top tourist destinations.
The Discovery Tour – a senior summer play list
As I experienced these 11 courses, I came to appreciate that they are the backbone of golf in this country – short, affordable and walkable – the essence of golf.
Best food and top restaurants on Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island has some of the best food in Canada, with everything from lobster and mussels to fresh island beef.
In conversation with Sam MacPhail from Golf PEI
Golf is certainly the main attraction for visitors to PEI but people might be surprised to learn that PEI is known as Canada’s Food Island and has more restaurants than you can count.
A Road Trip to Gaylord, Michigan
This article originally appeared in Fairways Magazine in July 2022. It has been updated. It really started to hit me after the Masters – almost two years of travel restrictions, COVID warnings and precautions had left me with a huge pent-up demand to explore, to get out of town, to experience something beyond my proverbial […]
