There's only one thing better than playing at a world-class course ... the anticipation leading up to it. It's funny, even after all these years and all these so-called "ranked" courses I've notched on my golf bag, I still get that little twang in my… more »

As a prolific golf travel writer, Michael Patrick Shiels has traveled the world to visit some of the game’s great courses. He uses that expertise, and plugs into the minds of the game's most respected course architects, to create his latest book, "Secr… more »

They say the winter is the best time to improve your game. You’re not worried about score. There are few tournament rounds for amateurs. It’s a time to reflect on your swing and your game. What better way to do that than read: “How to Hit Every… more »

"Getting into Guinness" by Larry Olmsted isn't officially a golf book, but there are some strong connections to the game, not to mention it’s just a good read. In the book, Olmsted, a veteran freelance golf writer from Vermont, uncovers the wild sto… more »