London golf courses: Save some green on the English capital's greens

Money practically melts out of your hand in England's capital. Even if you end up dropping $100 on greens fees, a round of golf is likely cheaper than roaming London for five or six hours watching your kids' college fund disappear from your wallet, so hit the links.
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England travel tips: 'Old Blighty' still a great destination

Though its weather is still doing its worst to sully England's reputation, old Blighty remains a mightily appealing travel destination. Planning an overseas trip can be daunting, though, especially if you've never traveled abroad. WorldGolf.com's quick travel guide can help smooth things out.
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Golf and beer in London: A perfect combination in England's capital

Few things in life compliment each other quite like golf and beer, and few places in the world combine the two quite like London. With its rich, dynamic pub culture and great golf courses, the English capital is the perfect place for a three-day golf/pub crawl.
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Golf in northwest England: So tough even the pros are scared

Some golfers play for relaxation, some for challenge. Then there are those who play for pain. For the latter, England's northwest "golf coast" is a dream destination, with tough tracks that have hosted some 30 British Opens.
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Annual Spring cleaning of golf equipment not as crazy as it sounds

When the weather starts getting rough, some times a golfer has no choice but to go through his or her accumulated inventory. The question is, does separating 500 golf tees according to color mean you've finally turned the bend?
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Northwest England deserves title of country's 'Golf Coast'

England's northwest is home to three of the country's most storied links. Royal Birkdale, Royal Liverpool and Royal Lytham are among the most acclaimed courses in the world and have hosted numerous British Opens and Ryder Cups.
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