December 13, 2012
Pinehurst
Picture-Perfect Golf in North Carolina
By now, you’ve probably heard of the Pinehurst Resort, located in the central North Carolina Sandhills.
Travel Tips
September 6, 2011
Golf “The Rock”
Get away from it all in western Newfoundland
In North America, golf destinations have typically sprung up in warmer climates. In the last decade, however, that model has changed, in particular with the emergence of the Oregon must-play, Bandon Dunes.
July 21, 2011
HSBC Ultimate 18
The Murfield 10th
Colin Montgomerie and Padraig Harrington discuss the Murfield 10th Hole.
May 3, 2011
St. Andrews, Scotland
The home of golf is a must visit
Let’s face it–people just don’t have the money they once had. Unfortunately for golfers, this likely means a grand tour of the British Isles’ great courses simply may not be in the cards.
April 12, 2011
Fairmont Turnberry Isle
Get pampered like a pro
What do professional golfers who play for a living have that you don’t?
January 19, 2010
A Wales Of A Good Time
This year's Ryder Cup Host offers great golf and sightseeing.
Long passed over by golfers making a beeline for Scotland and Ireland, Wales will finally earn its place as a reputable golfing destination this year when it hosts the Ryder Cup.
April 30, 2008
Best Of The Web
Where to click it and book it
Now that Web 2.0 has officially arrived and 20 percent of the world is online, it’s only natural that a large number of golfers are gravitating to their computers to do the same thing they once did over the phone or in person: book vacations, reserve tee times and buy equipment.
February 1, 2007
Focus On: Golfpac Travel
One-stop shopping has become a staple of life these days. As the demands on people’s time increase, the need to take care of as much as possible in a timely, convenient manner is paramount, whether one is shopping for groceries, shoes, cars or even golf vacations.
January 1, 2007
Suitcase
Clubs aside, what else to pack
Surprises are usually the last thing you’re looking for on a golf trip. No matter where in the world you’re lugging your clubs, and regardless of the time of year, you can never be too prepared for the likes of ugly weather, snarled traffic, allergy attacks, lost luggage, stolen clubs and more. That’s why what you pack for your golf trip should consist of more than just clubs, balls and golf clothes. Other staple items may make your vacation a lot more enjoyable and easy.
January 1, 2007
How To Walk On At Saint Andrews
Take a chance at the old course
You know you’ve always dreamed of it–navigating your way around the hallowed humps and hillocks of the Old Course at Saint Andrews. The history doesn’t just accent the Old Course experience. It defines it. Seek out the Elysian Fields. Avoid the dreaded Hell Bunker, where Jack Nicklaus took five shots to escape in 1995. Take the bold line over the hotel at the Road Hole and face the dreaded approach, which has struck fear into the hearts of the likes of challengers from Old Tom Morris to David Duval.