Category: North America

Follow the links: Part II

The majors made us want to travel and play those venues — even Augusta National … if we could. But they also have us thinking about our late summer and early fall travels.

Down by the boardwalk

Ocean City, Maryland, is a veritable buffet of golf and entertainment options that has something for everyone — even apple cider vinegar fries

Ranches, rodeos and rounds in North Dakota

It took some convincing for golf course architect Michael Hurdzan to visit and consider a remote location in North Dakota as a possible golf course site. He’s glad he took the job for Bully Pulpit, and visitors will understand why, as well, along the Lewis and Clark Golf Trail.

Field Notes: Links Drinks and golf nuts

Links Drinks celebrates its fifth anniversary; Golf Nut Society offers humor and recognition for the average golfer — and Michael Jordan.

An Asheville odyssey

A trip to Asheville is a natural choice for the beer lover. For the golf lover, Tom Bedell outlines ways to (hopefully) get some birdies in between your brews.

Rain checks

Unfavorable weather conditions shouldn’t come between you and your next round of golf. Sensible Weather is here to help.

Field Notes: A new king in town

Brandon Johnson taking lead on renovating Palmer courses; demand for golf travel surges post-pandemic; Women’s Golf Day is more than just a day; Juicy Buggy debuts at St. Andrews.

Nature’s Finest … golf testing ground?

Big Cedar Lodge, located in Missouri’s Ozark Mountains, has become a testing ground for new golf technology that not only benefits its five highly touted courses, but the environment.