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A closer look at the interesting line-up of courses set to host future PGA Championships
In the next decade, the PGA will continue to return to familiar host sites – notably Quail Hollow in 2025, Baltusrol in 2029 and Kiawah Island’s Ocean course in 2031 – but also will visit courses last seen on the men’s side when they hosted the US Open, including San Francisco’s Olympic Club and Congressional, located just outside Washington, DC.
Iconic Venues Back In TheSpotlight For New Season
Pebble Beach and Riviera are poised to grow their legacy as PGA Tour stars hunt for glory
Travel Special: Calling Your Name
Aside from the classics are several links courses luring golfers to venture ‘off the beaten track’ in north-western Ireland.
Victoria: Living The Good Life
Why there’s no such thing as too much golf on the Mornington Peninsula.
What makes Spain’s Finca Cortesin different than any other Solheim Cup course
Weather is more than likely to play a role in the type of golf asked for this week. In particular, the wind can gust erratically due to course’s proximity to the Mediterranean Sea and the nearby Gibraltar Strait.
Why golf enthusiasts are buzzing about the west coast of Ireland
A gravel parking lot, wedged between a Gaelic football pitch and a strip of farmland beside the ocean on Ireland’s rugged west coast, could hardly be considered “off the beaten track.” This isn’t hitchhiking along the Hippie Trail. But considering most golfers visiting Ireland stay in Dublin or stick to legacy courses like Royal County Read more…
Open Championship 2023: Let’s cruise
The British Isles may be small but every square mile packs a punch. Viking’s ‘British Isles Explorer’ cruise takes in ancient cities to heather-clad mountains, royal palaces to the atmospheric pubs and close to some of the world’s most historic golf courses.
Bargain hunters: Best-value golf experiences
What constitutes true ‘value’ when it comes to playing golf in Australia? Our editors weigh in on the best-value experiences money can buy, broken up into two categories: $50 and cheaper and less than $100.
PGA Championship 2020: Harding Park, What A Long Strange Trip It’s Been
How the PGA Championship came to San Francisco, bumps and all.
Japan’s passion for golf gives the PGA Tour’s first tournament in the country a different feel
The only thing Japan’s golf tradition has been missing is a premier tournament that attracts all of the game’s biggest stars. Now it’s getting two.
Northern Ireland: Golf Just As It Should Be
How a trip to Northern Ireland went from ticking off bucket-list courses and necking Guinness to rediscovering the true essence of the game.
USGA Confidential
Phil’s fiasco (and others) have exposed a deepening rift between the ruling body and the game’s best players, who once even considered a boycott of the US Open.
When setting up Major championship golf courses, length matters less than you think
When it’s as soft as it was last week in St Louis, it doesn’t matter if you’re at the PGA Championship or the Wyndham. Every pin is a green-light pin.
The New Sergio
At 37, there are changes in Sergio Garcia’s life and his golf. Now in such a serene personal place, he is primed to capitalise quickly off the Masters.
The Golf Wall of China
China’s enormous and extraordinary Mission Hills complex spans 22 golf courses in two different locations. Mission Hills Haikou, located on the tropical island of Hainan, is home to 10 of those courses and an ever-expanding array of attractions.
How To Beat The Ryder Cuppers
Players, caddies, coaches and others expose the weaknesses that can cost you a match.
Home Game
After a series of Ryder Cup disappointments, here’s why the us team might win at Hazeltine.
Greg Norman: Shark Tank
The former world No.1 and course design centurion opens up about golf’s most pertinent issues in a new quarterly column.
