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What does a clubhouse tell you about a golf course? A lot? Something? Or not much at all?
There are probably as many views on this question as there are clubs in a golf bag. But I would argue...
Avid golfers who travel within Asia on business or pleasure have a common dilemma: where to play golf when they have a day two to spare? And even if you’re so inclined, is it worth the hassle...
A golfing odyssey to the Riau Archipelago in Indonesia would be a pretty tempting prospect under any circumstances. Located to the east of Sumatra, the cluster of islands boast the full range of...
Among its glens and lochs and in between its castles and crofts, Scotland is home to arguably the finest collection of golf courses anywhere in the world. At the last count there were 597 to choose...
The longest drive at Cape Kidnappers is that between the public road and the clubhouse. It takes a full 15 minutes to get from the gate to the cluster of luxury lodge buildings that accommodate and...
Sometimes a little bit of obscurity isn’t such a bad thing. Surabaya is a good case in point. This city of over five million souls may be the second largest conurbation in Indonesia, but...
OVERVIEW
When it opened its doors in 2009, the Avista Phuket Resort & Spa almost immediately earned the status of southern Phuket's most stylish and luxurious holiday hotel. Overlooking the...
Thai golf tourism is riding on the back of a tourism explosion to the kingdom, with total foreign arrivals doubling in the past seven years to more than 22 million in 2012.
Mark Siegel, the...
Situated off the southern tip of India, the tropical island of Sri Lanka has attracted travellers for centuries with its palm-fringed beaches, diverse landscapes and ancient monuments. Indeed,...
Hong Kong and Singapore are always compared, and the debate as to which of these former British colonies – the Barren Rock or the Little Red Dot – holds the upper hand has been debated...