Cool days, smaller crowds and courses in prime condition, winter is golf’s best-kept secret. Here are the places that should be on your radar right now.
Where community, connection and golf come together. Nestled along the banks of the Brisbane River in Wacol, just 20 minutes from the Brisbane CBD, Wolston Park Golf Club is quietly becoming one of Queensland’s most welcoming and community-driven golf destinations. With rolling fairways, towering gums, abundant wildlife and panoramic river views, Wolston Park offers far Read more…
Mount Osmond Golf Club, situated in Adelaide’s foothills, is just 15 minutes from the CBD. Our gorgeous 18-hole, par-70 course offers spectacular views of the city of Adelaide, the Mt Lofty Ranges and the St Vincent Gulf coastline. Wide undulating fairways, tough greens and an exciting course layout make for a terrific round. The lovely Read more…
The revered New York club has never found a reason to make major alterations to the design, or even very minor ones, and therefore had no reason to later restore or correct it for past mistakes.
Whether it was snow, tiny hail pellets or just the big man upstairs shaving his beard, this is one of the most bizarre golf weather events we’ve seen in a long time.
From its founding in 1891 to its sixth US Open in 2026, here’s the full story of Shinnecock Hills and the holes that will define next week’s championship.
In this video we’re going to explore what makes Shinnecock’s 11th one of the most elusive and infuriating par 3s in golf. But to understand why it’s so challenging to even the world’s greatest players, we need to dig into its architecture and trace how the hole came into being.
The NSW Government has confirmed Moore Park Golf Course will be reduced from 18 holes to a reconfigured 12-hole layout from July 1, marking a significant shift in one of Sydney’s most contentious golf and public-space debates.
According to Pebble Beach, the tree is 30 paces further down the fairway from the other cypress and is slightly more to the right, which brings more strategy into play for most players.
Appraising golf courses is like critiquing art – one golfer’s Picasso is another’s kindergarten-level finger painting. Which is why we do our best to explain the process.