A tale of two nines, Rod Whitman’s “Links” course at Wolf Creek is a testament to the evolution of his architectural style.
Author: Andrew Harvie
Writing about wherever my travels let me play golf. Hit me up for a round or to connect!
The 12 International Courses You Can’t Get a Tee Time At
12 of the most difficult courses to play in the world from countries like Scotland, Brazil, Morocco, France and more.
Review: Eagle’s Nest Golf Club
One of the finest public golf courses in Ontario, Eagle’s Nest takes on a difficult property to produce a faux-links worthy of a round.
Review: Devil’s Paintbrush
As close to an inland links course as North America will get, Devil’s Paintbrush combines daring architecture with creativity from Michael Hurdzan & Dana Fry.
The Perfect 18: April 2020 Edition
An updated Eclectic 18 from my April 2019 version. What’s yours?
Review: Blue Mound Golf & Country Club
Templates and wild greens, Seth Raynor’s Blue Mound is a wonderful golf course outside of Milwaukee.
Review: Pinehurst Resort (No. 4)
The new Gil Hanse No. 4 design draws parallels with the famed No. 2, but separates itself in playing style and feel. My full review inside!
Review: Kirtland Country Club
A big, bold design from Charles Alison, Kirtland Country Club is a great place to spend a day at.
Review: Rolling Green Golf Club
Often thought of as William Flynn’s most difficult test in Philadelphia, Rolling Green Golf Club is an excellent golf course on a tough piece of land.
Review: Summit Golf Club
Dubbed the “#1 Players Club of Canada,” Stanley Thompson, C.E. Robinson, Bob Cupp & Doug Carrick all have their hands on this northern GTA gem.
Review: Pinehurst Resort (No. 2)
A rare perfect golf course, No. 2 is an exceptional testament to Donald Ross’ skills.
Review: Fenway Golf Club
Lying in the shadows of Winged Foot and Quaker Ridge, Fenway is one of the countries best hidden gems.
Review: Merion Golf Club (East)
On just 126 Acres, Hugh Wilson & William Flynn crafted a masterpiece in the rolling hills of Ardmore, Pennsylvania.
Review: Tobacco Road Golf Club
One of the most polarizing courses in golf, Tobacco Road is wild, wacky and fun… which begs the question: is it good architecture?
Review: The Toronto Golf Club (Colt)
One of the oldest golfing institutions in North America, H.S. Colt’s Toronto Golf Club is firmly among the top 10 in the country.
Review: The Country Club (Pepper Pike)
An excellent William Flynn golf course that perfectly interacts with the land. Likely in the upper echelon of Ohio golf.
Review: Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
One of the world’s best golf courses, William Flynn’s Shinnecock Hills is a mental test as much as it is a physical one.
Sponsored Review: Deerhurst Resort (Highlands)
One of Muskoka’s most acclaimed courses, Deerhurst’s Highlands course is a must play in an area known for great golf
The 12 Scariest Holes I’ve Played
Halloween is about ghouls, goblins and ghosts, but there’s scary golf holes just as tormenting. Click the link to see my 12!
Photo Review: Magna Golf Club
Magna is one of Canada’s hardest places to play, and a Doug Carrick design through the rolling hills of Aurora, Ontario