This week at Torrey Pines in San Diego, Bryson DeChambeau defends the U.S. Open title he won by six shots at Winged Foot last year when his ‘bomb and gouge’ strategy resulted in him being the only player to break par. The ongoing feud between DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka has dominated the headlines in the lead up to America’s oldest major championship.
Scotland: Home of Golf - Photography by Iain M. Lowe and Christopher J. Lowe - Text and Illustrations by David Joy... There can be no argument with the book's title – Scotland is the home of golf.
It’s just over two years since we published our last New Zealand rankings, so it’s high time for a reappraisal. Thanks largely to strict Kiwi government covid measures, which made foreign travel virtually impossible last year, golf within the country is in rude health...
Lawsonia is my favorite public course in America. And by public I mean accessible; $500 to play Whistling, Kiawah or Pebble is as high a barrier to entry you can have without closing to guests.
We’ve been ranking courses in South Africa for more than a decade now and in this 6th edition of our listings for the Rainbow Nation we have a new national No. 1...
Painswick is nowhere near the Top 100 of golf courses in England, but as an experience with no concern about the modern influences in the game, the course is right up there. It is cranky and gives endless enjoyment, although your scorecard seems quite irrelevant.
Our latest Middle East rankings are dominated by courses from the UAE but there are representatives from another six nations included in the listings. We can also announce three new entries, with Dubai Hills leading the way.
