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Of rankings and ratings
Owning up to excellence
Rethinking Strategy
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Bunker mentality and the return of the ornery hazard
Bunker mentality and part two of the ornery hazard
Bringing it back Losing the race to build long courses
Hailing the regional architect
Armchair Architect sounds off on all of those mounds
Thanks for strategic par-4s, Miller; No thanks for Woods, Casey
Forget all you know; just grip it and rip it
Augusta National: Why mess with perfection?
Finding a few pearls in the Old Pueblo
Why Sin City is the ultimate guy getaway
It's time to embrace change and accept women into golf's inner circle
Musings over the year that was... and wasn't
December 2, 2003: Silly Season provides plenty of story lines, but 'best' is yet to come
November 4, 2003: Unsung resort courses of the Carolinas deserve recognition
October 21, 2003: Ricky Barnes finds comic relief at celebrity pro-am
October 7, 2003: How to enter (and almost win) your first pro-am
September 30, 2003: Todd Jester is jest the man for the job
Sept. 23, 2003: Where, er, not to golf
Par-3 17th holes have sexy appeal
On A Nation Shocked From Slumber
August 12, 2003: Reflections on golf course architecture: Picking the top five Fazio courses
August 5, 2003: Ocean Course in familiar territory
July 22, 2003: Discount tee times divide industry
Family run courses drive Ohio's love of the game
July 8, 2003: SortaGolf hopes to take root
July 1, 2003: Celebrate the Fourth with these All-American golf destinations
June 24, 2003: Bold courses, modest maker: Quietly, Tim Cate has designed some great layouts in the Grand Strand
June 17, 2003: How the West gets watered
June 10, 2003: Shopping analysis: New kicks, a good book and ordering online
June 3, 2003: Palm Springs trying to shake summer stigma
May 27, 2003: Couples/Bates Design forges ahead with an 'understanding'
May 20, 2003: Women friendly? Golf course design can be anything but
May 13, 2003: The golfing good life, because no man is promised tomorrow
May 6, 2003: Some courses that just don't belong
April 28, 2003: Natural Golf a natural move for struggling golfers
April 21, 2003: New-look No. 7 solidifies Rees Jones' status
April 7, 2003: Solutions to the problems concerning slow pace of play
March 31, 2003: Traveling light: Should you still lug your clubs?
March 22, 2003: Honest answers, good guys and other random thoughts
March 12, 2003: Golf industry looks ahead with possible war on horizon
March 4, 2003: 'Hootie' breathes new life into the Grand Strand
Feb. 24, 2003: The Golf Channel's Jennifer Mills unplugged
Feb. 17, 2003: Good beer in a can from Oskar Blues Brewery
Feb. 11, 2003: War may loom, but spring trips must go on
Jan. 28, 2003: Sorenstam needs to take sideshow somewhere else
Jan. 21, 2003: Backyard greens take on life of their own
Jan. 14, 2003: PGA Tour needs to hype its season opener
Jan. 6, 2003: American Golf bails on Colorado course
Dec. 17, 2002: Long ball champ is all about power
Dec. 8, 2002: The future of golf course architecture
Dec. 1, 2002: TravelGolf.com's holiday wish list
Nov. 20, 2002: At Augusta, Tiger shouldn't do everything
Nov. 4, 2002: Catching up with Sergio Garcia
Oct. 27, 2002: Las Vegas has Scottsdale in its Sights
Sept. 30, 2002: Backloading is for real
Sept. 23, 2002: Cheating is a Delicate Art & Science
Sept. 16, 2002: Random Thoughts
Aug. 12, 2002: Golf Course Architecture: The Golden Age is Now
July 29, 2002: Origins Golf Design Looks for the Magic Touch
July 22, 2002: It's a Shame, but America's to Blame
July 15, 2002: The Next Great Golf Destinations
July 9, 2002: Robert von Hagge Finds Home South-of-the-Border
June 10, 2002: Some 19th Holes are Better than Others
June 3, 2002: Are New Golf Courses on Steroids?
May 19, 2002: Geoff Sarazen's Shot Heard Round the World
2004 Columns
Augusta fillabusta: Masters set to return to old form
The U.S. Open is the best major,and it's not even close
Stankowski and Herron need to win; give Garcia a break
The great golf marketing conspiracy theory
Masters Journal: TV Golf's Quintessential Voyeuristic Experience
Black and white fading to gray in grand old game
More 2000-02 Columns
American Golf Corporation Not So American, According to Many Americans
Beware of the marketing chiches: As the number of U.S. courses mounts, so does the rhetoric
Tradition and History are Alive and Well in Myrtle Beach
Rees Jones Sounds Off
Road Hole remains unchanged at Royal Links
Snowmass Golf Club: Six Reasons To Start From Scratch, The Story Of A Complete Makeover
Play the U.S. Open here? Not on your life
Getting on track with the golf trails of the Southeast
Along the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail: Roger Rulewich Speaks Out
Gary Cowan's Comeback
Show Bin Laden Who's Boss
Why Spurrier Has Carolina on His Mind
We're Just Getting Started
Sharp Leaves His Heart in Wilmington
Why Pinehurst Just Feels Like Home
Introducing Ron Garl, Renaissance Man
Ron Garl's Florida Win Streak Continues
Contraction? Relocation?
Pinehurst No. 2 Conspiracy Theory Put to Rest
Memo to Mickelson: Your Time is Now
The Curse of the Six-Hour Round
On Mickelson and Pro Golf in the Carolinas
Reporter's Notebook: Grande Dunes
Are Courses Getting Carried Away?
Playing Ahead with TravelGolf.com
On Golf Bags, Bermuda Greens & Good Hot Dogs
Leave the Snow Behind and Head West
Sharp's Christmas List Not Ready for Santa
Sharp is Making a List and Taking Names
TravelGolf.com Reporter's Notebook
Reporter's Notebook: Barefoot Resort
The Hidden Golf Bag Beverage Cooler
Along the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
Why Pinehurst Just Feels Like Home
Breaking Down Golf's Instructional Aids
Visiting with a True Las Vegas Caddy
Take That Winter Golf Trip
Links Group To Expand, Grand Strand To Suffer
Looking For Sympathy, and Finding None
The Ryder Cup Should Have Been Played
TravelGolf.com: We're Just Gettng Started
More editorials by TravelGolf.com writers
Insanity of Vegas' pro sports pursuit eerily mirrors golf course craze
The curses and charms of the golf destination business fad
Yes, Myrtle Beach is backwards. Embrace it!
East Coast courses need to get over their self-important selves
Media tees off on beleaguered U.S. Ryder Cup team
09/01/04: Kids, parents not always welcome at golf courses
08/23/04: Ryder Cup or Olympics, fear of losing not the best motivator
07/02/04: Synthetic grass is coming soon to a golf course near you
06/29/04: Asian invasion may not kowtow to sponsors, but they sure can play the game
06/28/04: USGA President should resign from clubs that bar women
06/23/04: Single-rider golf carts could be the answer to slow play
06/16/04: Shinnecock Easy? Maybe For Ernie
06/10/04: Rivalry heats up between Philly Mick and Eldrick on eve of PGA championship
06/09/04: Nicklaus: Still fascinating to watch, but not to speculate on retirement
06/08/04: Long putters, belly putters, whatever - ban them for good
10/03/02: Kyle Dalton on the PGA Village Debacle in Texas
10/11/02: Derek Duncan on America's Green Complex
09/06/02: Augusta National Stance is Hurting the Game (Doug Carey)
08/24/02: In Defense of the "Short" Course (Derek Duncan)
07/19/02: Architects vs. Technology (Derek Duncan)
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