Brad SmithFamily and Education Robert Trent Jones Jr. The Jones family of golf course architects should not be confused with that of golfing great Bobby Jones. Robert Trent Jones, Jr. (RTJ2) was born, July 1939 in Montclair, New Jersey and is the son of...
Black Mountain Golf Club is an ideal remote golf and family vacation spot. The course in Hua Hin, Thailand is both spectacular and elegant.
Divots and ball marks can be frustrating to encounter. Helping with course maintenance is an easy way to be a more considerate golfer.
It is important to be mindful of your pace of play on the course. A courteous golfer will avoid slow play so that others won't have to wait.
Good golf etiquette means giving yourself ample time prior to your round to be on the tee box 10 minutes or so before your allotted tee time.
Known for his masterful, tightly routed courses, Donald Ross is a true example of an architect from golf design's "Golden Age".
Practice facilities can specifically focus on improving your short game. Know the right etiquette and you're sure to hone your skills.
Driving range etiquette is important for beginners and pros alike. Knowing the do's & don'ts helps you show respect for your fellow golfers.
Etiquette on the course can consist of spatial awareness, knowing when to chit chat, and knowing where to stand. Do you know the rules?
Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, known together as Coore & Crenshaw, are arguably the most accomplished golf course design duo in the world.