There is a reason to be one of the many-thousand golfers that make their run at a USGA championship -- experiencing new, compelling golf courses.

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Have you ever laid awake at night with your mind entirely consumed by golf? It happens to me more often than I can count.

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Of all the games like wolf hammer, lone wolf, 5-3-1, or Vegas, one stands alone as the best: four-ball.

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As I sit here on a rainy and cold Georgia day, I wonder what our NewClub’s founder Matt Considine thought of the past year. Secretly, I’m more curious what is in store for NewClub’s coming year.

Modern golf clubs follow a set formula. You see the entrance. Find the bag drop. Shed your clubs. Park. Change your shoes. Not all golf experiences have to be that way. Enter Sweetens Cove Golf Club.

Whereas TPC Sawgrass provides straightforward play and decision making, Trinity Forest provides a variety of routes to a hole, most of which force the player to ignore the direct line.

Width and recovery. Choices and decisions. Playability and challenges. All important, but yet they do not quite capture the intimacy Donald Ross creates at Mid Pines. 

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In his now famous manuscript, Donald J. Ross said that golf would never fail him. But in the spring of 2005, I thought it had failed me.

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NewClub is a society of golfers who love and respect the game and want to play more inspiring rounds with quality people. These are their experiences. 

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