Forest of Arden introduces buggies with sat-nav for players lacking direction

Last weekend China announced the closure of 111 courses following a multi-year campaign to protect land and water resources. An additional 18 courses were ordered to return land and 47 clubs were told to halt construction. Among these course closures was Stone Forest's extraordinarily dramatic Leaders Peak.

Our Best in State biennial re-ranking process for the United States of America continues at pace as we reach the western half of the Midwest, embracing the Farm Belt states of Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota.

Our Best in State biennial re-ranking exercise for the United States of America reaches the halfway stage with this news release for the eight South Atlantic states of Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.

The tandem of Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore are among the world's finest golf course creators. The duo have reinvented classical golf architecture and delivered some of the finest modern designs...

The Pinehurst area in the Sandhills of North Carolina offers a number of high-class golf courses at a reasonable price. Richard Smith and his wife Ruth sample five of the best.

Portugal is still one of Europe’s top golfing destinations and we’ve published features relating to golf in both the north and the south of the nation. We now look at what’s in between, around the coastal capital of Lisbon.

This is the third release of nine US divisional Best In State ranking revisions for 2018, covering the four West South Central States of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. Only two courses from this region are ranked in the US Top 100.

This is the second release of nine US divisional Best In State ranking revisions for 2018, covering the eight Mountain States of Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. Six courses from this region are ranked in the US Top 100.

This is the first announcement of nine US divisional Best In State ranking revisions for 2018, starting with the five Pacific States of Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington. Seventeen courses from this western region are ranked in the national Top 100.