May 2026

Match Report: Spring Meeting

2026-05-09T16:03:42+00:00May 7th, 2026|Blog|

WORDS BY HUGO CORNELL Glastonbury Festival has long been considered the toughest ticket ballot going, but that is no longer the case. The ballot for this year’s Cookie Jar Spring Meeting has smashed that long standing preconception to pieces. Purchasing Oasis tickets for their reunion was much less of a scrum than the hotly contested seat at the table as one of the lucky 32 golfers who turned up at Royal Birkdale and Formby in mid-April. Day 1 saw the Spring Meeting participants gather at Royal Birkdale for food, then golf. Two sleeves of C.J. logo'd Titleist ProV1x golf balls [...]

March 2026

This year’s Silver Cup contenders

2026-04-06T15:00:55+00:00March 31st, 2026|Blog|

THE MASTERS SILVER CUP WORDS BY HUGO CORNELL The 2026 Masters marks a continuing of a unique tradition and connection between amateur and professional golf that has been going on at the tournament since its inception in 1934. Since then, the stars of tomorrow have had the chance to play with the world’s best professional golfers and fabled heroes of yesteryear in pursuit of becoming a ‘Masters Champion’. The history of amateur golf at Augusta National began with co-Founder Bobby Jones, the greatest amateur in the sport’s history. Honouring amateur golf has always been seen as [...]

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October 2025

Golf Architecture Graveyards

2025-10-30T09:52:02+00:00October 27th, 2025|Blog|

Golf has its fair share of ghost stories — some rooted in history, others in the landscape itself. From churchyard greens to fairways shaped by ancient battles, the game’s connection with the past runs deep. Simon Barrington and Sam Williams explore “Golf Architecture Graveyards” - a look at the most haunted holes in golf and the stories that continue to linger in the turf. Table of Contents 1 - BALLYBUNION OLD 405 YARDS - PAR 4 Architects: Jo McKenna, Lionel Hewson, Tom Simpson, Molly Gourlay, Tom Watson. [...]

Q&A: Inside Scotland’s Newest Golf Experiences – Cabot Highlands and Trump International

2025-10-24T13:18:34+00:00October 20th, 2025|Blog|

2025 marked an exciting year for two of the most talked-about destinations in Scotland. This summer, two new courses opened for preview play at revered venues in the Highlands and Aberdeen: Cabot Highlands’ Old Petty, designed by Tom Doak & Clyde Johnson, and Trump International’s North Sea Links, designed by Martin Hawtree and assisted by Christine Fraser & Christian Lundin. So we sat down with Jack Sallis, founder of Halcyon Golf Travel, who has played them both, to hear his take on how they compare, what sets them apart, and what visiting golfers can expect. [...]

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