In the shadow of St Andrews most expensive hotel, a vast tent city popped up for the 150th Open – what’s it like to glamp at golf’s oldest major!
In any sport the debate of who was the greatest of all time is always a point of fascination and controversy. In golf, my mind is made up.
Matthew Moore takes a look at the colourful history of Merion Golf Club, from its British influences and wicker basket pins to legendary 1-irons and high jinx with rubber snakes.
Pebble Beach has been #1 on my golf bucket list ever since I visited Monterey’s 17-mile drive as a guest of Jim Griggs, former PGA Tour Director.
Some childhood dreams never die. ‘Road to Hoylake’ is Matthew Moore’s attempt to lift the Claret Jug…
A love letter to St Andrews, ‘The Home of Golf’ and the Old Course. Read it, it helps with the heartbreak when you leave the ‘Auld Grey Toon’ behind.
One of the fun things about following a U.S Presidential Election using social media is that you get an insight into the smear tactics and hoopla employed by some aggressive campaigners.
Here at Global Golfer Magazine, we were more than tickled to hear that President Obama’s love of vacation and golf courses was a sore point…
We reported earlier on the latest research surrounding what are the top "deal breakers" for golfers when it comes to booking golf holidays and golf resort breaks.
Turns out social media isn't that big, it comes way down the list after what your friends say!
Wait a minute though - there is one kind of social media…
Guest Blog written by Barry Ward, Editor, Posh Golf Travel – a leading guide to luxury golf resorts and destinations
Those golfers aspiring to a deeper knowledge of course architecture should read what will probably become the Golf Book of The Year for 2012.
It's a visual and intellectual delight that will open the eyes, lift the spirits…
On a recent trip to Crete, Greece, I was impressed by the way local business people mucked in and worked together – especially in the middle of the country’s worst economic crisis since World War II.
The Olive Oil producers ran a cooperative and so did the boat captains who ferried tourists across to Spinalonga Island…