Last year’s Dubai Duty Free Irish Open will take some beating and we’re not even factoring in Jon Rahm’s extraordinary golf, five birdies and two eagles in a closing 65 helping the Spaniard seal an historic six stroke victory.Continue Reading
U.S. Open 2018: Nobody wants to see the USGA cross ‘the line’ at Shinnecock. But where is ‘the line’ anyway?
There’s one thing absolutely not in doubt—that there is a line that has been crossed. Multiple times, too, as those who have witnessed any, some or all of what the British...Continue Reading
Mammoth Dunes at Sand Valley: How David McLay Kidd used Bandon Dunes as inspiration to bring fun back to golf
David Kidd’s Mammoth Dunes at Sand Valley opens Thursday, less than four years after having walked the site and being rewarded the design job.Continue Reading
The Legend Grows at Dubai’s newest course
The longest running secret in Middle East golf is finally taking shape in the Al Barari residential development.Continue Reading
The best Coore and Crenshaw golf courses
The 10 best golf courses designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw (as ranked by Golf Digest’s course-ranking panelists).Continue Reading
Trinity Forest Golf Club promises to be the PGA Tour’s most intriguing venue
The AT&T Byron Nelson isn’t just changing courses, it’s changing course.Continue Reading
Liberty National’s bid to obtain 21-acre waterfront nature site and build three new holes and First Tee facility rejected by state
Liberty National Golf Club, the site of the 2017 Presidents Cup and FedEx Cup playoff events, had its bid to obtain a 21-acre portion of waterfront land that is part of Liberty State Park denied...Continue Reading
Arnold Palmer’s best golf courses
The PGA Tour’s annual return to Bay Hill Club and Lodge, host to a PGA Tour event since 1979, allows us a chance to celebrate Arnold Palmer the course designer.Continue Reading
Trump International Golf Club, Dubai – A Year On
In the same week as Trump International Golf Club, Dubai celebrated its first birthday, Golf Digest Middle East commissioned Zimbabwean-born, Durban-raised and Toronto-based course architect Paul Jansen to run a critical eye over the region’s newest layout.Continue Reading
St. Andrews, Carnoustie and other Scottish links are covered in snow, and the photos are dazzling
The Open Championship, especially when conducted in Scotland, is notorious for the weather factoring into the contest. But we doubt this year’s field will face anything this extreme.Continue Reading
AYLA G.C. FIRST LOOK: Kingdom Come
Sitting at the crossroads of Asia, Africa and Europe, Jordan is a country steeped in history and culture. Greg Norman’s new 18-holer adds an unforgettable, contemporary tourism lureContinue Reading
