Dan Bubany

Starr Pass Golf Club has been on my short list of courses to play in Tucson for several years now. If you’re ever sitting in a window seat when you’re flying in, you can briefly spot the course tucked into the hills of the Tucson Mountains before the plane banks toward its final destination. The club derives its

The best public course on Tucson’s east side, hands down, is Arizona National Golf Club (the best private facility is Tucson Country Club). Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed the course, and when it was built shortly thereafter by Larry Lippon, an archaeologist-horticulturist was on-hand to help the bulldozers navigate through the Hohokam Indian ruins in

My brother is currently stationed at Fort Bragg just outside of Fayetteville, North Carolina. It’s about 45 minutes away from Southern Pines and a little less than a hour away from Pinehurst. I did some research beforehand, and if you want to play the famed Pinehurst No. 2, it’ll cost you $425 plus another $100