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Those who scorned the triangular pond at the 17th can now rejoice as it has been filled in. Architect Martin Ebert has reviewed Royal County Down's Championship links and plans have been drawn for altering the 16th and further reshaping #17 where the pond used to be.
Work next summer on a magnificent and accessible Scottish island, play unlimited golf on a championship links, and learn from some of the best golfing professionals...
Welcome to the last major chart release before we shortly begin our next two-year cycle with the new World Top 100. For now, we’re concentrating solely on Canada, where there are 6 new entries, 14 non-movers, 27 climbing up and 53 falling down.
It’s time to reveal the re-ranking results for the important golfing nation of Argentina, where there are around 350 courses in operation, accounting for nearly half the number of golf courses in South America.
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.
