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When my brother, who graduated from West Point back in 2009, told my wife and I that he would be returning to his alma mater for a two-year teaching stint beginning this fall, we started looking for ways to visit before the summer was over. For the past several years, my brother and his family

One of the coolest things we do at La Paloma every summer is the Employee Match Play Tournament. It’s an NCAA Tournament-style bracket (minus the seedings) open to any and all Country Club employees from inside the Golf Shop and down in Player Services to the guys over in maintenance. The random draw is a

Well, hello there! It certainly has been awhile hasn’t it? The last time I posted a Course Review on the web site was October… of 2016! Nice job, huh? To be fair, my wife and I have been a little busy (no pun intended). We had our first child in July of 2017 and just

Saratoga, New York is probably best-known for two things: the Battle of Saratoga and The Saratoga Race Course in nearby Saratoga Springs. The Battle of Saratoga is often cited as the turning point for the United States during the American Revolutionary War. The Saratoga Race Course, which opened in 1863, is the 3rd oldest racetrack in

More than 15 years before The Plantation Course was ever a glint in anyone’s eye, Arnold Palmer and Francis Duane designed and built The Bay Course at Kapalua. The year was 1975. By 1983, the course was already hosting the first-ever live primetime televised golf event, the Kapalua International, and has since hosted more than