It doesn’t have a name, but that is not stopping golf genius Mike Keiser from adding a seventh course to the Bandon Dunes resort profile. The new 19-hole par-3 course was on the drawing board for ...

For several years now, golf courses around the U.S. have been bursting at the seams. With demand reaching heights not seen in decades, most clubs and resorts wish they had more inventory to offer.

As far as the best golf courses in the U.S. go, Bandon Dunes Golf Resort has an origin story that's nothing short of idyllic. There’s a perch, at the top of an inland bluff on Back Ridge, where shore ...

If you’re keen to book a trip to busy Bandon Dunes, here’s another reason to plan ahead. On Tuesday, the wildly popular Oregon resort announced its latest project: a 19-hole par-3 course, slated to ...

In southwest Oregon to the north of the city of Bandon and overlooking the Pacific is Bandon Dunes, a relatively new golf resort with no fewer than seven courses. However, despite only being ...

Architect David McLay Kidd is well-suited to take on our latest "Ask An Architect" question. The Scotsman burst into the profession when he built the first course at Bandon Dunes for developer Mike ...

The U.S. Women’s Amateur this week is shining a spotlight on many of the best young players in golf, and it's also highlighting the natural beauty of host Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. This week’s ...

BANDON, Ore. ' Bandon Dunes Golf Resort announced today that its much anticipated fourth course, Old Macdonald, is now taking reservations for limited preview play from April 1 to October 1, 2009.

When Bandon Dunes opened, in 1999, it patterned itself on golf across the pond, with a Scottish-style links along the Oregon coast. Twenty-five years later, the script has flipped. Many far-flung ...

(Editor’s note: Bandon Dunes Golf Resort is celebrating its 25th anniversary and Golfweek Travel Editor Jason Lusk put together a comprehensive package for the occasion, complete with Q&As of pivotal ...

There’s no doubting Bandon Dunes Resort’s place in the American golf scene. But did it really bring true Scottish-style links golf to America? Senior writer Rex Hoggard and travel editor Erik Peterson ...