18 Jan 2013
Posted by Jerome 
Ayrshire - Turnberry – The Ailsa – 11th – “Maidens” – 175 yards – SI 18 Named after the small village of Maidens, which lies on the fringes of the course, the hole provides some of the best views and scenery in golf. With the stunning backdrop of the Mull of Kintyre and the Isle of Arron,...
Read more → 21 Dec 2012
Posted by Jerome 
Golf is arguably the most traditional of all sports, constantly looking to the past to preserve the future of the game and thus, for golfing purists out there, you really can’t beat a round of golf on a good links course. After all, these courses are where it all began all those hundreds of years ago and have...
Read more → 26 Oct 2012
Posted by Rory Scotland has forever been synonymous with golf which is hardly surprising since it is the place in which the great game was born. For a relatively small country it also boasts a disproportionate wealth of golf courses, over 550 in fact, many of which are rated among the best in the world and rest of which...
Read more → 16 Oct 2012
Posted by Rory Golf, as we all know, is an ancient game played on ancient courses, many of which were sculpted by mother nature herself, and although those in the know regard many of the oldest courses in the world – think Tenby, Royal North Devon and, of course, the St Andrews Old Course – as the best, there have...
Read more → 07 Aug 2012
Posted by Rory For many of us golfers there are plenty of deficiencies in our technique to cause our own problems on the course but what fun would the game be if there were no hazards on the course? Bunkers, water hazards and the rough are usually enough to ensure we don’t have too easy a journey from tee to green...
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