I’ve been golfing for more than 50 years. After playing more than one hundred courses, I can confidently say this sport is played in some of the most beautiful places. If you want to combine your ...

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HomeToGo researched accommodation and course pricing at 40 of the country’s most prestigious and renowned public courses, tallied the scorecards, and identified America’s top advanced, affordable ...

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I started playing golf back in the 70s when I was 15. I eventually joined a golf club in Tucson, Arizona, to hone my skills. But one of the best things about golf is that wherever you are in the world ...

Nestled in the heart of Tennesee’s Smoky Mountains, Dollywood draws millions of visitors annually with its unique blend of exhilarating rides, world-class entertainment, Southern charm, and affordable ...

As an avid explorer, I always seek out the less-traveled road. While the heavy-hitting hotspots have their place, some of my most memorable adventures have been in captivating yet under-the-radar ...

According to AAA booking data, international travel is up more than 200% even with higher airfares. A shocking 52% of Americans surveyed by Scams.info have either lost money to travel scams or know ...

For over 50 years, I’ve been visiting Walt Disney World, racking up hundreds of visits. Living right behind Magic Kingdom for 17 years allowed me to tour the parks regularly. I’ve written four books ...

Eleven-time world golf champion Walter Hagen once said that he expected to make at least seven mistakes in any given round of golf that he played. If that doesn’t tell you that mistakes are part and ...

As a British citizen who has also lived in the U.S., I’m in a privileged position to see the tourist mistakes that Americans make while traveling in Europe. If you want to move on from a typical ...

More than 50 million people visit Walt Disney World every year despite the ever-increasing price tag. The cheapest Walt Disney World ticket in 2025 will be $119 per day per person, up $10 from 2024.