Dartmouth Hotel, Golf & Spa Wins New Golf Accolade

The Masters Tournament week in April attracts golf fans nationwide to Augusta, Georgia, with many participating in local golf activities, including public play at exclusive private clubs like Old Barnwell in South Carolina. Old Barnwell, a newly celebrated course, opens for limited public play during the Masters, with founder Nicholas Schreiber aiming to raise significant funds for the club's mission-based programming. The course charges $575 per player, which includes green fees and lunch, with expectations to welcome around 800 guests this year. Meanwhile, the historic Chicago Golf Club’s transformation is highlighted in John Moran's award-winning book, detailing its evolution and significance in the golf landscape. Additionally, Scotland remains a premier golfing destination, boasting 550 courses, including the acclaimed Machrie golf course on Islay, known for its beauty and historical matches involving golf legends. These narratives reflect golf's rich culture and community engagement surrounding major tournaments and historic venues.