Prairie Club cuts prices, offers unlimited golf
The Prairie Club, which reopens for the 2013 season on May 16, has cut its early-week stay-and-play rates 20 percent.
The Warnocks prepare to take Dornoch
The Links House at Royal Dornoch is scheduled to open June 1, giving golfers a five-star place to rest after playing what Todd Warnock calls a "thinking-man's golf course."
Travel tips: How to plan, play and pack
If you want to learn how to play better golf, visit a good PGA instructor. And if you want to learn tips for seeing the great courses of the British Isles, talk to golf tour operators.
New ferries might bolster Machrihanish
With a new ferry service to be launched May 23, the path to Machrihanish Golf Club is about to get a little easier, and that hopefully will make one of golf's greatest old links more accessible to golf travelers.
Trump Links to shake up Scottish tourism
Trump International Golf Links already is driving more golf tourists to the Scottish Highlands, but it'll need several years to mature into a fast-running links, according to U.S. tour operators.
Ireland's great Northwest truly underappreciated
Ireland’s lesser-known region is undersold, underpriced and underappreciated.
It's not easy, but Ballybunion remains standard for links golf
says Southwest Ireland teems with great links, but one maintains a unique place in golf lore -- Ballybunion.
Innisbrook architect enjoys a century of happiness by design
Innisbrook architect Larry Packard, nearly 101, has worked – and lived – following a few simple rules . . .
Anderson kicks off new Scottsdale project
Lyle Anderson, the man who shaped much of modern-day Scottsdale, Ariz., only to lose control of much of his real estate empire in 2008, plans to break ground next month on Sierra Reserve, a 223-acre development next to the Golf Club Scottsdale.
For Roberts’ new show, storytelling is ‘In Play’
Ever since the great essayist Jack Whitaker retired after a long career with CBS and ABC, there has been no obvious candidate to fill the yawning void he left behind. Jimmy Roberts will attempt to do so with his new monthly series "In Play."
