Pinehurst No. 11 Visual Tour: Coore-Crenshaw
Pinehurst No. 11 is taking shape for Fall 2027. See sourced design cues, Sandmines terrain, and what remains unconfirmed.
Pinehurst No. 11 is taking shape for Fall 2027. See sourced design cues, Sandmines terrain, and what remains unconfirmed.
Orchard Valley Visual Tour previewing the $8.8M renovation, Sept. 5 reopening, green work, bunkers, tee boxes, and No. 13 strategy.
A Glencoe clubhouse visual tour of the new Prairie Style building, funding, delays, amenities, and practice-area upgrades for golfers.
FedEx St. Jude at TPC Southwind reviewed through course setup, playoff stakes, fan access, and verified event details from Memphis.
Planning a memorable golf trip starts with visual planning. Imagine waking up in a beautiful place, feeling the dew on the grass, and dreaming of your perfect day on the course. This helps you decide if you like links-style or parkland courses. Before you start researching or booking, picture your perfect golf day. Think about…
Many talented amateurs think they’re ready. They’ve won local club events and shot great scores on familiar courses. But, when they play on the pro circuit for the first time, it’s a different story. Dylan Dethier, a writer and golfer, knows this feeling. He entered his first pro event feeling confident. But, the harsh reality…
Ever stand over a six-footer on a slick, contoured putting surface and feel like you’re trying to decipher the Federal Tax Code? Welcome to the mind-bending world of championship greens. These aren’t your local muni’s gentle carpets. They’re complex puzzles, designed to humble the best. Their secret language? It’s written in the subtle slopes and…
Imagine the first night of a Broadway show, but instead of tuxedos, everyone wears polo shirts. The stage is a beautiful golf course. That’s what a pro-am is like. It’s a special day where amateurs and famous golfers play together. A golf pro-am is when an amateur golfer plays with a pro. But it’s more…
I used to think golf course architects were just landscapers with big dreams. But then I met Donald Ross. He wasn’t just moving dirt; he was creating a game of mind. Ross was known for his clever greens. He loved greens that slope back and have open fronts. They look easy at first, but the…
We’re not here for just the game. We crave the excitement. The shock when a pro’s ball lands in water instead of the green. Championship holes are more than just sports; they’re theaters for human stories. Take Royal Troon’s “Postage Stamp” or TPC Sawgrass’ island green. These aren’t just golf tests; they’re cultural events. The…