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Las Vegas golf binge: You can play 57 holes in one day at Angel Park Golf Club

Las Vegas is a town that knows a thing or two about benders. If you're looking to go on a golf binge, look no further than the Angel Park Golf Club. With two 18-hole golf courses, a nine-holer (the lighted Cloud Nine, which is 12 holes during the day) and a nine-hole putting course, the club has plenty of options, as Brandon Tucker found out on a recent bender to Angel Park. Read More

Scenery is biggest selling point at the Golf Club at The Rise in Vernon, British Columbia

If you're looking for an old-school layout, you're at the wrong place. In fact, you're probably in the wrong part of the world. What you'll find at the Golf Club at The Rise, in British Columbia, is four hours of golf that won't remind you of any place you've been before. Every hole is a bit of an adventure. Like a roller coaster, the ups just build excitement for the next plummet.

A full bodied test: The South Course at Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club near Portland

The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club's South Course is a full-bodied, bold layout with splashes of sand and hints of water, aged well beyond it's 1997 label. The surroundings are serene, but what's in front of you off the tee may raise the blood pressure: 114 bunkers and a design tough enough for the pros. Located in Aloha, Ore., this course brings one of the Portland area's finest blends of scenery and challenge.

The comeback continues at revived Stallion Mountain Golf Club in Las Vegas

In its second year under new ownership, Stallion Mountain Golf Club in Las Vegas is bucking again. While staff members at Stallion Mountain will tell you the course isn't quite where they want it to be, it's still one of the better courses in Las Vegas' upper-middle class golf scene, Brandon Tucker writes from Sin City.

Tough as the land it was built on: Wolfdancer Golf Club near Austin

Wolfdancer Golf Club in Lost Pines pays homage to the Tonkawa tribe of central Texas, who lived on this dramatic land -- dotted with pecan trees, cedar elms and oaks with the Colorado River flowing along its final holes. The fairways are generous, the terrain beautiful and the greens remind one of Donald Ross. This is fun, challenging golf in an awesome location southeast of Austin.

Great conditions, scenery and value await at Indian Creek Golf Course in Hood River

Indian Creek Golf Course's conditions are always among the area's best. Reading player reviews on GolfNow, superb conditioning comes up in the comments time and time again. Highly affordable and welcoming, Indian Creek is a great option for those passing through Oregon on a golf road trip taking in the spectacular Columbia River Gorge.

It doesn't get much better on the Grand Strand than Tidewater Golf Club Plantation in North Myrtle Beach

There just aren't many chinks in Tidewater Golf Club & Plantation's armor. It's a great layout with great holes at every turn in a setting that never ceases to amaze. It's a demanding test that can gobble up golf balls, but the views soften the blow of turning in a scorecard that might be better off being ripped up and discarded, Jason Scott Deegan writes.

Golf in the O.C.: Seven things you should know about your trip to Orange County

So you're heading to the O.C., and you're planning a little golf. Fortunately, there are plenty of choices, but this is Orange County, California. Things move a little differently here. It has its own pace; its own vibe. Golf in the O.C. is no exception, so there are a few things you should know before you play golf around your trip to Disneyland. Here are seven.

Four underrated Scottsdale golf courses you should be playing

It's easy to find the best places to play golf in Scottsdale. But there are also courses in Scottsdale that fly under the radar, courses that might not make every top 10 list but still are fun and challenging to play and not as hard on the wallet. Here are four Scottsdale gems you might have missed.

Indigo Creek Golf Club in Myrtle Beach is on the comeback trail

A.J. Sawyer and his buddies at East Coast Golf Management have taken on another reclamation project -- Indigo Creek Golf Club in Murrells Inlet, S.C. But this one is special to Sawyer, who got his start at Indigo Creek more than a decade ago. And the early returns are good, Ian Guerin writes from the south end of the Grand Strand.