Whoever said that March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb forgot to mention that the month is just as often a schizophrenic beast, swinging wildly between warm and frosty weather. When the ...

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This time of year, in much of the northern United States, days when it’s “golfable” outside are too few and far between. It’s cold, dreary, windy, snowy, wet in some places and, perhaps worst of all, ...

Winter closed your home course? Here are affordable warm-weather golf getaways—from Pinehurst and the Robert Trent Jones Golf ...

Snow on the ground doesn’t mean your golf season is over. In these six U.S. states, you can tee off in January wearing short sleeves. And it costs less than you think. We should start by discussing ...

As someone who typically packs the clubs away into a corner of the shed over winter, I always seem to head into the new golf season with a sense of regret over a clear missed opportunity to improve my ...

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Golfers play a round at the Mountain Meadows golf cours as clouds hang over the San Gabriel mountains on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2023 in Upland, CA Los Angeles Times via Getty Imag If you are looking to play ...

As golfers in cooler climates wrap up their seasons and head indoors to simulators, it’s time to start thinking about winter golf trips. A well-placed golf trip in January or February can keep your ...