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Ask most golfers to name a place to play in Spain or Portugal and you will hear the same handful of answers. Marbella. Barcelona. Faro. Lisbon. Those names are famous for good reason. But right next to each of them sits a city that almost never comes up, with courses just as good and considerably fewer people on them. Here are 5 worth putting on your list, and what each one ope...

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Every year, around May and June, a group of friends and I head out on a golf trip. It is actually where Leading Courses was born, back when a few of us started rating and debating every course we played. This year, however, things were different. A few of the regulars were injured and could not swing a club, but still wanted to join for the company. So instead of boarding a flig...

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Every golfer has one. The course nobody had heard of, booked half by accident, that turned out to be the best round of the trip. You come home talking about it more than the famous one you paid three times as much to play. The strange thing is that most golfers treat those rounds as luck. They are not. Hidden gems follow patterns, and once you know what the patterns look like, ...

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When the season turns, most golfers start looking at flight times. Spain, Portugal, Morocco. And they are right to, because the golf down there in autumn is superb. But there is a stretch of coast that offers something the south cannot: genuine links golf, on dunes and firm turf, with the sea wind doing exactly what it is supposed to do. It sits between Calais and the Baie de S...

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You have picked the destination. The flights make sense, the weather looks perfect, and then you open the map and find forty courses within an hour of each other, all with excellent photography and all claiming to be unmissable. This is the part where most golfers either book the famous one, or book the cheap one, and hope for the best. There is a better way, and it takes about...

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