Archives for: May 2005
May
31
Another Memorial Day's come and gone with most people blissfully barbecuing away with little clue about what the long weekend's really about.
Golf should step up as an industry and remind everyone. Veterans should play for free at any course of their… more »
May
27
If you get past all the blue-haired ladies camped out at the slot machines and slowing traffic on The Strip to a crawl, there might just be a little sizzle left in Las Vegas.The new Wynn Las Vegas casino and Casears have joined trendsetter Mandalay B… more »
May
25
Leave it to TravelGolf.com's resident curmudgeon Tim McDonald to diss golf's new space-age technology. Just because McDonald's been playing in the same pair of backwards Florida swampland overalls for the last 40 years doesn't mean the rest of us don't w… more »
May
20
Well, it's true as my boss Mark Nessmith points out that I haven't actually gotten around to taking my ordered golf lesson yet, that doesn't mean I haven't been getting guidance the chiropractor hucksters would swoon over.
Just the other day, Randy Pa… more »
May
15
Forget the lessons from the chiropractor quack worthy golf instructors. On at least one course I've found an easy solution to my problems.
The next time I play Furry Creek, a scenic marvel of a thrilling golf amusement ride on the road between Vancouv… more »
May
13
Chateau Whistler Golf Club, a Robert Trent Jones II design just a walk away from the charming village of Whistler, offers some of the most incredible mountain views in Canada. Chances are better than 50-50 that you'll even get to see a few black bears go… more »
May
12
Whistler in May provides a most unique opportunity. Where else but in this resort community two hours from Vancouver could you ski and golf in the same day?
And not in some tricked up manner where you're freezing as you line up your putt or sloshing t… more »
May
11
Now, I'm no Doug Carey, airport freak. Call me crazy, but the least amount of time I can spend in the airport the better. Like most frequent travelers, it's all about getting in and getting out as quickly as possible.
I don't want a fancy shop or a go… more »
May
07
Being a Midwesterner by birth and a East Coaster by choice most of my life, I always regarded that "But it's a dry heat" line desert dwellers throw out there as holding as much truth as "Tastes Great, Less Filling" or a campaign promise.Only after a… more »
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