Travel
Sea Pines Resort & Harbour Town Golf Links
When listing some of the premier golf destinations in the United States, The Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina is always near the top of the list. The flagship golf course at Sea Pines is the legendary Harbour Town Golf Links. Designed by Pete Dye in 1969, it remains one of the… »
10 Ways To Save For A Golf Trip
At some point in every golfer’s life, he or she learns about the great courses and golf destinations of the world. We all dream of taking a historical pilgrimage in our respective sports. Tennis players want to go to Wimbledon, football fans to Cowboy Stadium or Lambeau Field. For baseball fans it’s usually Yankee Stadium or Fenway… »
Majorca – Premier Island Golf Destination
European golf is enjoying a renaissance period, and the professional game has seen European golfers contend and win the majority of majors in recent years. At the centre of this boom period is Northern Ireland, providing three recent major winners. However, Balearic Island Majorca is building a reputation as a golfing resort to rival any… »
Sheex Sleep Sax Review
Last year we published a detailed review of Sheex Performance Bedding. When the product came out and I heard about it, I wanted to get my hands on a set right away, because I knew I would love them. At first I had a hard time writing about sheets on a golf website, but when… »
A Day At Black Diamond Ranch
When contemplating some of the greatest holes in golf, we usually think about holes like #16 at Cypress Point, The Road Hole at St Andrews, the Postage Stamp at Troon, #12 at Augusta National, #17 at TPC Sawgrass and many others. No matter what order you put them in, the greatest holes in golf are… »
Help Us Raise Money For The Alabama Tornado Victims!
The Alabama Tornadoes of April 27th have left behind massive destruction. They made headlines for a few days, but since then the spotlight has moved on. The CNN trucks and news crews have all but left, yet the devastation remains. The Red Cross, community churches, local charities and community leaders were quick to come to… »
The 2010 Masters Tournament – A First Timers Visit
It is pretty safe to say that most golf fans will go their entire life without ever setting foot on the grounds at Augusta National Golf Club for The Masters. The biggest reason for this is that it’s so hard to get tickets. Tournament badges have not been available to the public since 1972, and… »
Golf Profile – New Zealand
About 1600 kilometers east of Australia lies the island nation of New Zealand. Similar in land area to Colorado, its population of four million have quick access to 419 golf courses, making it second only to Scotland in number of golf courses per capita. In fact, golf is the highest participated sport in New Zealand,… »
Orlando’s 10 Best Golf Courses
Living in central Florida provides me with an opportunity to play golf year round. Since May of 2007 I have played in over 50 golf tournaments all over the state, which has allowed me to enjoy many different courses. Florida’s golf courses have great variety, despite having very little elevation. In fact, the highest point in FL (in the panhandle) is only… »
A 630 Yard Par 3? Beleive it!
That’s right, there are some pretty crazy golf courses and holes out there, but I recently heard from a friend about a hole that takes the prize for the fun to play factor at the very least. The hole is based at the Legends Golf and Safari Resort, within the Entabeni Safari Conservancy in South… »




