Tom Weiskopf enjoyed a remarkable career as both a player and designer—here are the top Weiskopf golf courses that you can play. The post Top 12 Tom Weiskopf Courses You Can Play appeared first on LINKS Magazine.| LINKS Magazine
Each of us has our own favorite golf clubhouse—but are those places worthy of being on Mount Rushmore? These four probably are… The post Mount Rushmore of Golf Clubhouses appeared first on LINKS Magazine.| LINKS Magazine
Here, we spotlight nine noteworthy golf course redesigns that have been completed since 2020 in the U.S. and abroad.| LINKS Magazine
Before they were pros, sneaking on was the only way these promising golfers could play some out-of-reach courses.| LINKS Magazine
Expect Bethpage Black to do to the Ryder Cuppers what it’s done to pros and everyday golfers for nearly 90 years—kick ass and take names.| LINKS Magazine
The differences between golf in Britain and golf everywhere else start well before stepping onto the first tee.| LINKS Magazine
The new Great Dunes course at Jekyll Island on the Georgia coast offers the public a rare glimpse at the design prowess of golf’s “Old Man”| LINKS Magazine
Eric Apperly, not The Good Doctor Alister MacKenzie, designed the stunning par-three 6th hole at Australia’s New South Wales Golf Club.| LINKS Magazine
Maryland is loaded with scenic, testing, value-oriented public golf courses that are as appetizing as the state’s Chesapeake Bay blue crabs.| LINKS Magazine
From Golden Age giants to modern masterpieces, here is our list of the top 10 golf courses in Michigan, also known as The Great Lakes State.| LINKS Magazine