Derek Duncan

Water on the final five holes of Royal Montreal’s Blue Course presents the opportunity for top pros to splash balls and sink matches.

Next week when the Presidents Cup returns to Canada for just the second time, the International team will be looking to put up a better fight than the 19½-14½ loss to the United States the last time the event was played at The Royal Montreal Golf Club’s Blue Course, in 2007. The Blue won’t offer Read more...

The Island Golf Club, just north of Dublin, boast some of Ireland's most dramatic dunescapes. Courtesy of the club

Portstewart's Strand course, one of four courses in Northern Ireland on our most recent World's 100 ranking, hosted the 2017 Irish Open, won by Jon Rahm. Gary Lisbon

The rush to build new courses in Nebraska's Sandhills continues with GrayBull, the latest course from Dormie Network. Is it good enough to hold its own in the region?

If you’ve never driven through the Sandhills region of Nebraska, you haven’t seen one of the world’s most extraordinary golf landscapes.

Green speeds is an ongoing discussion topic at golf clubs around the world and throughout golf-course architecture

The founders of Bandon Dunes, Sand Valley and their other properties are announcing their new Old Shores site in Florida.

The prevailing wisdom of golf development in the U.S. has always been to build the courses where the golfers are. First this meant in or adjacent to the towns and cities; then in the suburbs and exurbs; and finally at the beaches, lakes and mountains where people were already traveling.

You'll want to set aside some time for our glorious drone tour of Royal County Down