I wake each day to National Public Radio’s Morning Edition.  One recent morning, the story corresponding to the opening of my eyes did not concern troop withdrawal in Iraq or flooding in Arkansas.  It was about America’s glut of golf courses and how the laws of supply and demand are compelling many cou Full Story

• Mauna Kea, Hawaii — Recommended by Darrin Gee
  There’s a thrill that comes from visiting a new destination and finding that it rebukes every one of your expectation
• Building a Good Buzz – The Promise of Cabot Links
  Given the imperative to show return on investment as soon as possible, golf course developers cannot affo
• Top o’ the World at Old Mac: A Few Minutes with Jeff Brinegar, Head Pro at Old Macdonald
  Since June of 2010, Jeff Brinegar has presided over what many consider to be America’s most sought-after “must-play

A few years back, a fishing guide acquaintance of mine led linksters Tiger Woods and Mark O’Meara out on Oregon’s Deschutes River for a day of fly fishing.  As my friend recounted this special day on the river, it struck me that many golfers I know fly fish…and vice versa.  Perhaps it’s the o Full Story

• On the Book Promotion Trail…A Party of None
  My eighth book – Fifty More Places To Play Golf Before You Die – came out a month or so back, and as the Christmas
• Bonefish & Beyond on Andros Island
  Andros Island can make one rethink some of the attractions conjured up by the phrase “The Bahamas.”  There are no
• A Boy’s Weekend on the Southern Oregon Coast
  When the opportunity for a guy’s weekend presents itself, three things come to my mind:  golf, fishing and my old fr

In light of recent news stories, it seems there are many good reasons to secure your golf clubs – including the potential of theft. While I imagine there are gun cabinets large enough to accommodate full size bags, I was moved to explore other club security options. Several came to light. One is Gator Jaws Full Story