Confessions of a Golfaholic 

Photo of Edgewood Golf Course from http://edgewoodtahoe.com It has been nearly 20 years since I played Edgewood in South Lake Tahoe. I was so impressed at that time I swore to make an annual sojourn to the area to try and conquer the course. Somehow I got sidetracked. This past weekend, however, I finally took advantage of a weekend at a Lake Tahoe “cabin” that I had purchased via an auction at one of the many charity events I get invited to play each year. Big shout out to J

The last post identified The Lodge at Arcadia Bluffs and CordeValle as two of America’s great golf resorts. My top three “boutique” resorts where you can atone for your golfing indiscretions, are also locations where you can get yourself into even deeper hot water by playing 36 holes a day. Keep it to one round and there are enough other activities to satisfy the aggrieved non-golfer. Three days and two nights at these resorts should keep the divorce attorneys away and are ex

As a confirmed golf addict I am constantly feeling the pressure to make up for my obsession by taking my wife on a “special” vacation. However, as a confirmed golf addict I cannot resist making such sojourns to a place where I can sneak in some top quality golf. During my quest to play America’s Top 100 courses available to the public, I found a number of excellent options that could distract my spouse long enough for me to play a round (or two). This included a number of lar

Only an individual with a severe golf addiction would even consider tackling the herculean and expensive quest to play America’s Top 100 public golf courses. Are you a golf addict? If you answer yes to eight of the ten questions below you may be afflicted. Nine out of ten makes you a sure fire addict and if you answer in the affirmative to all ten you probably have some mental illness and should be institutionalized. You can take the Quiz here >> Do you listen to golf on the