Newport News, Virginia is most notable for its shipbuilding and U.S. Navy connection. However, there’s also a tenuous connection between the shipbuilding and golf worlds. A Golf Museum, located at the James River Country Club, was founded by Archer M. Huntington, the principal owner of the Newport News Shipyard in the first part of the […]
Camp And Golf At This Scenic Park In Oklahoma
The southeast corner of Oklahoma is a popular destination for outdoor lovers, and Beavers Bend State Park a few miles north of Broken Bow is one of the main reasons. If you thrive in the outdoors, this is the place to visit. Nestled in among the trees and alongside the Mountain Fork River are rustic […]
There’s Something For Everyone In This Wisconsin County
One of the first things you’ll notice when visiting Door County, Wisconsin is that the pace of life slows to a manageable level. While strolling any of the 14 communities, it’s a common sight to see couples arm-in-arm or holding hands. Door County is often referred to as “the Cape Cod of the Midwest.” Though […]
There’s Lots To See In This Small Iowa Town
Mason City, Iowa is one of those quaint feel-good towns that you just can’t get enough of. Located in the north-central part of the Hawkeye State, Mason City is roughly 20 miles south of the Minnesota border. With a population of just under 30,000, the only traffic jams are pedestrians on foot exploring the many […]
May Is Skin Cancer Awareness Month
Everyone loves the sun, but too much of a good thing is not good for your skin. The Skin Cancer Foundation reports that each year more than five million skin cancer cases are diagnosed here in the United States. Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S., but fortunately, is also […]
Here’s Where You Should Visit In Bakersfield
Bakersfield, California, with a population of roughly 350,000, is the Golden State’s ninth largest city. Flanking the southern end of the San Joaquin Valley, about 110 miles north of Los Angeles, Bakersfield is much more than the agriculture it is known for. The city has long been associated with the country western “Bakersfield Sound,” thanks […]
The Hidden Gems Of Southern Indiana
Exploring the outdoors and learning about local history are examples of the many treasures offered in southern Indiana. The Corydon area has a lot to offer, namely the Battle of Corydon Park, which memorializes the only battle of the Civil War fought on Indiana soil. Corydon is also home to Hayswood Nature Reserve and O’Bannon […]
There’s More To This Gulf Coast City Than The Beach
Blending the past with the present, Biloxi, Mississippi is one of the premier destinations in the Deep South. With the recent addition of another quality RV resort, this Gulf Coast city should be on your list of places to visit in 2018. Set a few hundred yards from the Gulf of Mexico, Gulf Beach RV […]
New Golf Book Comes From A Unique Perspective
A retired medical doctor who also spent a number of years golfing and traveling has published a book on his experiences. Dr. George Kitchens’ “Golfing Across the Ponds: A Duffer’s Perspective” is not a platform to brag about his course accomplishments around the world. Rather, part of the book’s title is a clear indication for […]
Go RVing And Golfing In Virginia Beach
Visitors and locals of the Virginia Beach/Norfolk, Virginia area now have another golf option. The 18-hole Sewells Point Golf Course, which is on federal property, but outside the fence line of Naval Station Norfolk, is now open to the public. Until recently, the course was strictly open to military personnel. But with declining rounds—only 30,000 […]
The First And Largest State Park In Oklahoma
The Ardmore, Oklahoma area is home to some of the finest camping and golf facilities in the entire Sooner State. The crown jewel is Lake Murray State Park, Oklahoma’s first and largest state park that encompasses 12,500 acres. This park’s diverse terrain, exceptional trails, and historic sites make Lake Murray State Park a favorite destination […]