The U.S. Open at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, was the ultimate destination, but the side trips in pursuit of Golden Age design greatness were equally as compelling.

One of the USGA's five founding charter clubs, the venerable Brookline, Massachusetts, venue is hosting its 13th national championship with this week's U.S. Open.

How The Country Club morphed into a belligerent brute for the 1963 U.S. Open.

The resort's Tom Weiskopf-designed Desert course is getting a makeover from Fry/Straka Global Golf Course Design that should elevate its status; and course architecture news more.

With June, July and August right around the corner and temperatures sure to be rising, here are a trio of destinations above the 45th parallel that are sure to bring a bit of relief — and relaxation.

A new toy from Stewart Golf energized the walking aspiration for Morning Read's Joe Passov, but Woods' scouting trip to the PGA Championship venue lit a fuse for playing golf as it was intended.

In 2021, nearly one-third of the course openings in the U.S. were of the par-3 variety and Amelia Island Resort's new offering falls into that category. We offer a few others to check out — and one we would all love to play.

In Charlie Mechem Jr.'s new book, the former LPGA commissioner tells of how he got his good friends to collaborate on a World Golf Hall of Fame design.

The caddie who has carried three Masters-winning bags discusses the opportunity that presented itself and the amicable parting that took place.

Without adding much length, golf course architect Gil Hanse adjusts the venerable 'cathedral of the game' in such a way that it will still test the nerve of the world's finest.

A pair of south St. Louis locals reconnect and revive a facility that pre-dates such local iconic moments as the opening of the Arch, the Lou Brock for Ernie Broglio trade, and the Beatles playing Busch Stadium.

Get to know this Nevada golf destination, not far from the Vegas Strip.