The Quest for the Best Buddies Golf Trip
“Black Wolf Run” Golf Course opened in 1988 (which was named for the Chief of the Winnebago Indians) quickly won acclaim. In fact it was awarded “ Best New Public Golf Course” by Golf Digest . Shortly afterward additional routing was added and the new 36 hole complex gained The River and The Meadow Valleys course.
We were shy about reviewing Dry Creek Ranch golf course a number of weeks back due to the lack of…
Aberdeen is a quaint mid sized city on the east coast of Scotland just shy of 2 hours north of…
We, again, interrupt our regularly scheduled Scotland series to bring a second installment of Golf in a Post Corona world.…
Carnoustie is an ancient golf course on the way between Aberdeen and St. Andrews, closer to St. Andrews, but still…
We interrupt our regular series on Scotland golf travel to talk about golfing in a post Corona world. Given the…
I imagine golfers will look back at our current time as a very dark time for golf. Golf courses shut…
Royal Aberdeen is an ancient golf course just north of the town of Aberdeen in the Bridge of Don. The…
Trump Aberdeen is a golf resort located about 30 minutes north of the town of Aberdeen Scotland, situated so that pretty much every hole has a view of the nearby North Sea. Unlike most of the golf courses you will regularly be playing in Scotland, this course is very much a modern golf course layout built with bulldozers. Raised tee boxes with forced carries to the sculpted fairways accompany with the view of the North Sea come together for a truly majestic feeling golf course. The greens are very large, and seemingly have all sorts of big game buried under them to make no Green in Regulation a guaranteed three putt. And as seems to be a theme with Trump golf courses the fescue is death, and the bunkers are no joke.
