In the first of a series on quirky public access golf courses across the United States, Golf Travel Wire writer David Droschak takes a look at Grand View Golf Club outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
There’s no excuse to stow your clubs away for the winter. Keeping up with these four social media accounts will have you playing or planning your next round as soon as possible.
Dye Designs renovates 60-year-old Cobb design, refreshing a seaside gem
Gulf Shores, Alabama wasn’t always the tourist destination it’s known as today–but Arnold Palmer played a role in its development.
While some courses in the Southeast’s coastal states have reopened, others are still working to clear debris and repair damage.
Golf simulator sharing concept gains traction with the advent of Neighborhood National, which is not your ordinary golf club.
Shangri-La Resort’s par-3 course in Oklahoma features a World War II theme that also pays homage to some of the state’s veterans and complements the nearby Legacy of Liberty WWII museum.
Tom Doak will get credit for designing the resort’s new No. 10 course, but lead associate Angela Moser may have emerged as a rising star on the course architect landscape.
When considering go to fall golf destinations, this New Hampshire location might not be top of your list. Here’s why it should be.
Southwest Michigan resort is making its mark by offering six courses, including the recognized Staten Brae, and cost-effective pricing.
