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Senior Travel Editor Matt Ginella shares pictures and anecdotes from a memorable 2011 in golf

January 2012

By Matt Ginella

keywords:: golf,; courses,; Bandon Dunes,; Bandon Preserves,; Pacific Dunes

Golf Courses & Golf Travel / Where's Matty G?

Some colleagues and I were playing golf last week (Woodway Country Club in Darien, Conn.), and we were debating a list of the worst designs by the team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw.Having played...

Thursday, 7/14/2011 at 12:58PM

Posted by Matt Ginella

keywords:: Bandon Preserve,; Bandon Trails,; Ben Crenshaw,; Bill Coore,; Dormie Club

Golf Courses & Golf Travel / Where's Matty G?

Leave it to Las Vegas to be a part of the biggest first-round upset in Golf Digest’s tournament of the top 64 public courses in the country. In a sea of torn sports-book tickets, on...

Monday, 6/13/2011 at 12:14PM

Posted by Matt Ginella

keywords:: America's 100 Greatest Public,; Bandon Trails,; Bulle Rock,; Chambers Bay,; Fans' Choice

Golf Courses & Golf Travel / Where's Matty G?

And away they go . . . The first two matches have been completed in Golf Digest’s tournament pairing the top 64 courses from our list of America’s 100 Greatest Public, and the results are posted...

Friday, 4/22/2011 at 10:27AM

Posted by Matt Ginella

keywords:: America's 100 Greatest Public,; Camp Creek,; Golf Digest,; Kapalua,; Kevin O'Brien

Golf Courses & Golf Travel / Where's Matty G?

Last Sunday (Sept. 19) I had a golf date with Todd Anderson, the recent recipient of the most prestigious award for a swing instructor. Anderson, pictured above at a 2009 Golf Digest photo shoot, was...

Wednesday, 9/22/2010 at 4:55PM

Posted by Matt Ginella

keywords:: Clemson,; Golf Digest,; John Engler,; Matt Ginella,; Plantation

Golf Courses & Golf Travel

View a photogallery of coastal Georgia's Sea Island's Seaside and Plantation Courses

keywords:: Sea Island Resort,; Seaside,; Plantation,; coastal Georgia

Golf Courses & Golf Travel

Coastal Georgia's Sea Island is a resort where staff members, like chess champions, are five moves ahead of you. They're so good, they might already know you're coming

By Matt Ginella