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Destination GOLF

Destination GOLF

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Golf’s greatest appeal lies in the places that it takes us, the memories we make and the people we meet along the way. That’s the game we celebrate on Destination GOLF. Co-hosts Simon Holt and Josh Sens have decades of experience hopscotching the globe to take in courses — and the areas around them — on every continent where the game is played. From Australia to Argentina, Cuba to North Korea, Long Island to Los Angeles, South Africa to Sweden and beyond - we've been there, and bogied them. Join Simon and Josh every Monday on Destination GOLF for a new adventure.GOLF.com Golf
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  • 32: News Anchor Maurice DuBois

    32: News Anchor Maurice DuBois
    Jul 21 2025

    A late bloomer into the world of golf, CBS Evening News anchor loves golf in the New York area. Enjoy this interview with Josh Sens!
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    35 m
  • 31: Photographer Gary Lisbon

    31: Photographer Gary Lisbon
    Jul 14 2025

    If you’re a golfer that hasn’t visited the likes of Cypress Point, Lofoten Links, Royal County Down, and Tara Iti, but you’ve seen photos of them, then you’ve enjoyed the work of Gary Lisbon. He’s photographed nearly 700 courses in 30 countries, and might be one of the most traveled men in golf. A Royal Melbourne member with a deep love for golf, this accountant turned course photographer is one of the most genuine characters in golf. Enjoy this interview with Simon Holt.
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    53 m
  • 30: Bandon Dunes

    30: Bandon Dunes
    Jul 7 2025

    It's the legendary golf resort that kicked off the destination golf movement in the United States. Inspired by golf in Scotland, Mike Keiser built Bandon Dunes, then Pacific Dunes, and now a property that features a half dozen courses on the Oregon coast. Josh Sens and Simon Holt love this very special corner of the golf world, and they're ready to share their secrets about making the most of your trip there. Enjoy!
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    47 m
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