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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...
When the R&A announced that architect Martin Hawtree would be making some modifications to the Old Course in preparation for the 2015 Open Championship it was as if the Queen herself was...
In a move that seeks to foster junior golf as the sport prepares for its return to the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016, Mission Hills Group have announced that all junior golfers under the...
The seasoned golf traveller will have experienced or at least heard much about playing in the Land of the Rising Sun: spending hours to reach the course, six-hour rounds (with a forced stop for...
A little over two years ago, I wrote glowingly about Danang as a golf destination. And with good reason. Vietnam's third city, situated roughly halfway up the country's lengthy seaboard, found...
Black Mountain Golf Club, the first and only course in Thailand to make US Golf Digest’s list of the Best 100 Courses Outside the United States, is anticipating its most successful high-...
It all started with some whispers about a stunning new course being built on the outskirts of the tiny Oregon town of Bandon. Where? By the time Bandon Dunes opened, rumours were again swirling...
While the Asian golf course boom has given rise to many spectacular courses in recent years – a handful of which have hosted European and Asian Tour events – the historic Composite...
Phuket is one of the most popular short-haul destinations for Hongkongers, and it's easy to see why. With some fine beaches, an assortment of first-class hotels and spas, excellent dining and the...
The Games of the 31st Olympiad are just four years away and at long last, the turning of the first sod on the site of the Rio course will occur in a matter of weeks.
Gil Hanse and his...