St. Andrews

As a result of the pandemic, Morning Read’s Alex Miceli is counting the days until he feels safe to travel and play golf again. Perhaps of more importance, though, is where will he go

20th edition of the pro-am, which features St. Andrews’ Old Course and 2 other Scottish links, falls victim to coronavirus concerns

What can golf do to fix the nation’s problems that have played out so violently in recent days? Plenty, Alex Miceli contends, starting with a commitment by the game's leaders to act

This week marks the crossroads of virtual golf and the live game as the PGA Tour takes its first small step toward normalcy

Golfers can help the golf-industry workers adversely affected by the coronavirus pandemic, particularly the caddies at Bandon Dunes and St. Andrews

The concept of a reversible golf course dates back nearly 150 years to St. Andrews' Old Course. In recent years, playing in reverse order has taken hold in the U.S. as two-way courses have opened in Michigan and Oregon

John Hawkins favors the Emerald Isle for its ‘unforgettable recreational experience’ and friendly people, but Mike Purkey can’t get enough of the ‘soul-speaking magic’ of St. Andrews and golf’s ancestral roots in Scotland. So, go ahead and argue among yourselves, but be advised: There are no losers in this debate.

Mention St. Andrews in a golf context and the Old Course quickly jumps to mind. Have Clubs Will Travel host David Wood, though, points out that there are several St. Andrews Link Trust courses well worth the time and effort to visit Scotland.

In the debut of Where To Golf Next's video golf travel series, "Have Clubs Will Travel, " host David Wood starts at St. Andrews, Scotland.