Escape to Nature Where to golf, explore and unwind in Costa Rica By Jane Finn as published in the Summer 2018 Issue of Travel Life Magazine ¡Pura Vida! ¡Pura Vida! In Costa Rica, whether you’re traversing a mountain range, hiking in the jungle, relaxing by the water or ordering shi-frijo for lunch, you’re bound to […]
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Tin Star to Tin Cup Desert Sands to Lush Fairways – Historic Southern Arizona Golf – Tucson to Tubac by Michael Cunningham Riding by horseback in the 1880’s from Tucson to the Mexican border site of Tubac, Arizona was a two-day journey. Ancient mountain ranges, multi-limbed 40-foot Saguaro cacti miraculously staking their rightful place on […]
‘Golf Fore Kids’ – 17th Annual Chelsea Hotel Charity Golf Classic By Dave Finn Earlier this week I had the tremendous privilege of participating in the 17th Annual Chelsea Hotel Charity Golf Classic at Wooden Sticks in Uxbridge, Ontario. Not only did I get the opportunity to play at one of Canada’s premier golf courses, […]
How to Survive Without Golf in France By Edward Kiersh Though the hillsides are covered with vineyards, and not golf courses, the scenery in this rich part of France is captivating especially if the traveler makes it a point to visit small, 16th and 17th century hill towns. One must-see gem is Flavian-Sur-Ozerain, not far […]
Paradise Found – Chateau de Chailly France Part 2 of Edward Kiersh’ s travels to France during the Ryder Cup week Not touching a golf club for days, and about to go mad, I finally arrived at Golf de Chailly sur Armancon, a 16th Century castle turned inviting resort. Along with offering a seductive hammam […]
Golf in Paris – What Ryder Cup? Part 3 of Edward Keirsh’s adventure to France during Ryder Cup Week. Golf in Paris? Tiger is back. The Ryder Cup is ready to start on Friday outside Paris. The weather is sublime for golf, in the mid-60s and sunny. Magnifique! But here in this glittering city that many […]
Finishing Fabulous France at Clotilde Davenne Winery Part 4 of Edward Keirsh’s adventure to France during Ryder Cup Week. Paris was bustling with fashionistas, and that was to be expected since it was Fashion Week, a time to celebrate Dior, Armani, Hermes and Tom Ford. Not a time to celebrate the Ryder Cup which was […]
Celebrating the Good Life in Burgundy Final chapter of Edward Kiersh’s tour of France It was extremely difficult, even painful to leave Aloxe Corton. A petite, charming village on the Côte de Nuits, the wine-producing communes in Burgundy, France known for elegant and affordable reds, this town near Beaune boasts five exceptional vintners offering daily […]
They trooped in to be interviewed, not as rowdily as in the past, many of them with European scarves tied fashionably around their necks, and some, Sergio Garcia for example, with broad grins on their faces. The post Column: The Qualities of a Winning European Team appeared first on Global Golf Post.
This American Ryder Cup team was supposed to be different and it could have been. But the Europeans outplayed them with “exquisite golf,” said Phil Mickelson. The post Column: Stunned Americans appeared first on Global Golf Post.