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Morning Read Staff|
Location: St. Andrews, Scotland
Alex Miceli|
When Golf Club of Estrella opened in 1999, it did so with the Nicklaus name listed as the designer. But the course architect was not Jack Nicklaus, but rather his son, Jack Nicklaus II.
Morning Read Staff|
For a particular segment of golfers, a quality day of golf is not about reaching island greens or spending the round swinging out of their shoes from the tips of punitive monsters.
Lisa D. Mickey|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — An old adage suggests that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.
Ken Klavon|
If Glen Abbey Golf Club is on any golfer’s bucket list, then the priority to play may need to be placed at high.
John Gordon|
For some golfers, playing the same course day after day can become monotonous.
Patrick Rhyne|
Four years ago, Callaway’s Nathan Adelman, a devoted major league baseball fan, met with several San Diego Padres executives at Petco Park. A last-minute invite, Adelman agreed to go because the 10-minute meeting would take place in the owner’s box, and,
Morning Read Staff|
Location: Edon, Ohio
Gary Van Sickle|
KENOSHA, Wis. — Washington Park Golf Course met my two most important criteria for playing a course.
Gary Van Sickle|
Location: College Park, Ga.
Gary Van Sickle|
VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA — When the PGA Tour Champions’ Pacific Links Championship moved from Hawaii to Canada last year, players and television viewers were no doubt braced for the worst.
John Gordon|
HEBER CITY, UTAH — A few minutes outside of Park City, Red Ledges has emerged as one of Utah’s top private communities. Named a “Best Value in Second Homes” by the Wall Street Journal Real Estate Journal, the community covers 2,000 acres of epic slopes an
Patrick Rhyne|
FORT MILL, S.C. — The late Sparky Anderson, former manager of the Cincinnati Reds and Detroit Tigers, lived by a simple rule given to him by his father.
Mike Purkey|
Wisconsin is one of my favorite golf states.
Gary Van Sickle|
The southern Blue Ridge Mountains, filled with colorful, broad-leaved hardwoods and dense firs, roll on over soft peaks and breathtaking valleys.
Patrick Rhyne|
Throughout the private community world, there is a promotion called the discovery visit. The trip offers a prospective member and spouse the opportunity to kick the tires, play the golf course, drink at the bar, enjoy a few meals and meet potential friend
Patrick Rhyne|
The ideal retreat from the rat race — and offers more than golf. The course is one of just four U.S. designs by accomplished English architect Donald Steel.
David Droschak|
SOUTHPORT, England — Hesketh Golf Club’s history is both long and rich.
Dove Jones|
Municipal golf -- the phrase conjures images of bare-dirt tee boxes, dandelions, unrepaired ball marks and a grumpy starter. Yet Torrey Pines is a municipal course. So are Chambers Bay and Bethpage Black. They’ve hosted U.S. Opens.
Gary Van Sickle|
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