The reviews can be scathing, but they let the reader know whether it's worth exiting to play that course you spotted from the Interstate or not. Feature articles on all aspects of golf are also posted at the site. When I visited, the magazine staff had posted their opinion of the 100 greatest courses, with Pebble Beach Golf Links in California topping the list. Listen in on what other players have to say at the Abuzz page, where you can share information and opinions about the best courses and which clubs to use in certain situations, or simply chat about your favorite pro. This site is dedicated to making you a better golfer, and allows members to track handicaps, review statistics, score rounds, receive personalized instruction and more.
Membership is free.
Users are directed to a personalized page featuring their statistics, handicap, and even the weather in their area. Golfers can also book tee times at their favorite course online through this site. Type in the course zip code and receive a five-day forecast. The page also ranks the top 10 online handicaps, separated by men and women, and features a weekly online poll on a burning issue in the golf world. For years, golf was considered to be a man's game.