If anti-Trump protesters had not vandalised the world-renowned Ailsa course, I might not have played a society knockout at Turnberry's...

“The course that my soul loves best of all the courses in the world”, wrote celebrated golf writer Bernard Darwin of Aberdovey. And as I...

Kington review by The Golf Pilgrim, Neil White

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I have had my battles at Burnham & Berrow, but nothing compared to the one envisaged during the Second World War. This was the second...

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Real Sevilla had matched the drama played out on the city's famous football grounds and flamenco stages.

The East is more than a mere hors d’oeuvre before playing the West at Royal Melbourne.

Bunkers and water hazards are the greatest defence on the Nick Faldo-designed Chart Hills. They are many and varied.

The climax of my attempt to play England's top 100 golf courses

Granville Links had hosted the 33rd Wryter Cup – and annual contest between the golf societies of the French and British press.

Bethpage Black review by The Golf Pilgrim

Somerset Hills review by The Golf Pilgrim

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Baltusrol Lower was the first of a feast of A.W. Tillinghast courses that Mrs W and I played during a week in New Jersey and New York.

I am moo-ved to report that we had a great day out at Sutton Coldfield Golf Club with its variety of holes, swatches of purple heather...

Fulford worthy of having returned to the recently published top 100 list.

What a pleasure it must be to be a member of East Devon.