The new Golf Odyssey website makes it easy and fast to find answers to all your golf vacation questions.
Today, I want to let you know about some exciting upgrades over at our flagship publication, Golf Odyssey, and why there’s never been a better time to become a subscriber.
Perhaps the most obvious change is the brand new Golf Odyssey website, which not only looks 100% better, it makes it much faster and easier to find answers to your golf vacation questions, whether you’re looking for exciting ideas on places to go or expert recommendations on destinations you’re already considering. Read more →
"Privacy" is one of the things Tiger Woods prefers to taking golf vacations.
Despite playing more golf for work than any of us play for fun, some guys on the PGA Tour still like to take golf vacations during their downtime, but Tiger Woods isn’t one of them.
Here’s what he told reporters during the AT&T National, the PGA Tour event he hosted (and won) over the weekend: Read more →
Let’s have a little fun today.
I bet I can guess your exact age based solely on how much golf you like to play on your golf vacations.
Don’t believe me? Try this and you’ll be amazed: Read more →
What can we do for you?
Isn’t it great when you’re on a golf vacation and the staff members, er, “guest ambassadors,” at the courses and resorts make you feel like their only concern is how to help you enjoy yourself more?
Well, today, we’re the smiling, name-tagged greeters, and we sincerely want to know what we can do for you. Read more →
A golf vacation to China
And the correct identity of the golf course pictured in last week’s photo contest is…
…Weihai Point, located in the northeast China province of Shandong (about 300 miles southeast of Beijing).
Congratulations to Steve Dollmeyer, a Vermont-based renewable energy sales manager, and to Jack Rosol, a California-based golf writer, whose names were picked out of (a very small) pool of correct answers. Read more →
We take a lot of pride in being your honest and objective source of golf vacation advice. And while most of our tips aim to give you the upper hand when it comes to planning your golf vacations, today we thought we’d just have a little fun by running a photo contest.
The rules are simple: If you can correctly identify the golf course pictured below, we’ll enter your name in a drawing to win a copy of The Golf Odyssey 2008 Collection, a leather-bound coffee-table book containing amazing photos and in-depth reviews of the hundreds of golf course, resorts and restaurants that the editors of Golf Odyssey inspected last year (a $99 value).
We’ll also tell your fellow GVI readers about your incredible skills in an upcoming tip, with your permission of course, and reveal the name of the photographer who took this gorgeous shot. Read more →
A Bronx landfill could become the newest of the New York golf courses to host a tour event.
Thanks to Tiger Woods’ drama-filled win at the 2002 U.S. Open, Bethpage Black is what comes to most peoples’ minds when talking about great, municipal New York golf courses.
That was supposed to change by this year, when a new, tour-caliber golf course was to be open for play in the Bronx, the northernmost of the city’s five boroughs. Unfortunately, seven years after the Ferry Point Golf Course project was announced, the future of the New York golf course is still in doubt. Read more →
The Four Seasons course is a must play on a Costa Rica golf vacation.
The 2004 opening of the Four Seasons Costa Rica Golf Club lent great support to the idea that Costa Rica can be more than the low-budget playground for rough-and-ready trekkers, backpackers, surfers, and eco-adventurers.
And, not only is the Four Seasons Costa Rica Golf Club the best course to play on a Costa Rica golf vacation, it is arguably the best course in all of Central America. Read more →
