Every month, one worldly golf destination shines above the rest and is THE place to swing the sticks. So based on my experiences, I've put together a golf destination calendar: a destination for every month. Click here for the TravelGolf.com column o… more »

Now that we're in the same decade, it's time to pay close attention to who receives Europe's 2018 Ryder Cup Matches. Great Britain and Ireland will in all likelihood not host the event that year, having hosted the matches every year except the 1997 R… more »

A WorldGolf.com reader has written in with a Scotland golf question regarding national memberships: I saw your article on Craigielaw Golf Club near Gullane, Scotland in July 2009. I'm trying to find a birthday present for a 4-handicap golfer. It's ei… more »

WorldGolf.com reader Bud has written in asking about where he can take a group to golf in New York City. Well Bud, you've picked a doozy of a destination - though not necessarily the most logistically good one for golf. There's plenty of off-course s… more »

The golf boom in Asia, and specifically China has been well documented in recent years. But it's still a golf destination with a lot to be uncovered. China is so big, so foreign and so rapidly developing, it can be a humbling trip to plan even for experi… more »

Lets consider for a minute that back as a youngster in Michigan, I passed up golf and pursued my ice hockey career a little more vigilantly, I had a little more talent and hit puberty just a little earlier... That might just mean I could be suiting up… more »

I thought we were done with all of the baggage fee hikes on airlines, but it looks like they still lack creativity in coming up with new revenue streams and would rather unfairly nail sports and family travelers who usually bring more luggage along with… more »

Stories like what was revealed today make me wonder how any Western couple could take a pleasure trip to Dubai, where everything is available - yet seemingly illegal. The United Kingdom press is understandably livid after it was revealed a British wom… more »

The PGA Tour kicked off its 2010 season Thursday in Maui, and it comes with a slight sigh of relief, as SBS stepped in for Mercedes as the title sponsor of the Kapalua Resort's invitational of last year's event winners. But while many of last year's… more »

WorldGolf.com reader Alan has written in to us with this golf travel question: "Mr. Tucker, I enjoy reading your articles. I cannot afford some of the greens fees that are mentioned. Unfortunately, I have champagne taste and a beer budget. Is there a… more »

Every man needs a vacation once in awhile - whether it's a bachelor party ala "The Hangover" or just to get away from work for a long weekend with good buddies. While "The Hangover" took the popular mancation premise and shredded it with a lot of ste… more »

While fired up about a number of Tiger Woods issues debated in the media this afternoon, especially the clubbed-to-death notion that "golf can't survive without Tiger Woods," I've been crunching some numbers. And I've found a statistic worth mentioni… more »

It seems just about everyone wants to take their crack - or profit off of Tiger Woods' recent downfall. Here is a tacky, distasteful press release that came across the wires today courtesy of Southern Wales Tourism, who apparently are out for any opp… more »

Tiger Woods is the Athlete of the Decade, according to the Associated Press. Is it deserved? Sure, Tiger has done some incredible things, but he hasn't set the records of the following three athletes: Roger Federer comes to mind first. While Tige… more »

I'm detecting a two trends with President Barack Obama's golf habit. 1. If possible, play golf in Hawaii. 2. If not in Hawaii, play golf course that feels closest to Hawaii. I'm convinced we won't be seeing much of Obama in Ireland, gutting o… more »