Myrtle Beach Golf in Trouble? at Eagle Par Birdie

Courtesy: Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday I remember a great golfing road trip two buddies and I took way back in 1985. One of us had won the use of a rental car for a week at our corporate golf tournament. So, we loaded up this big Chevy Caprice and headed out of Toronto and down to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, golf Mecca to the world. It was a wonderful trip, to say [...] Read More


Golf In California - Pro-Style at Eagle Par Birdie

Courtesy: Wente vineyards One of the most beautiful places in the world to play golf - at least in my mind - is the Monterey Peninsula. Frankly, any place in that part of California is great, whether it's along the coastline or inland in Carmel Valley. Golf.com has put together a fine list of 10 California layouts where the PGA drops in but where the general public can also play. The list includes [...] Read More


The Screws Tighten at Eagle Par Birdie

598,000. That's the number of jobs lost in the first month of 2009 in the United States. It exceeds the number lost in December and matches the number of jobs lost in November of last year. I said a few months back that 2009 would be a brutal year for the golf industry and that golfers with some money in their wallets would be the beneficiaries. I take no comfort in being right. The [...] Read More


Five Fantastic Golf Locations at Wandalust

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Pebble Beach: An Affair to Remember at Classical Drives

This year's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance promises to be an affair to remember, for it will feature two French marques. French cars, like almost everything from that nation, tend to be both romantic and eccentric and time spent with them is inevitably an "affair" as opposed to simple ownership. Of the two featured marques one, Delahaye, is curvaceous and quick while the other, Voisin, is as individualistic as the genius [...] Read More