Golf Guide - Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia Golf (washingtonpost.com)

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Playing With History

» Laurel Hill Playing golf on the new Fairfax County course located on the grounds of the former Lorton Correctional Facility puts some funny ideas in your head.

» Road Trip: Newcomers Within a Couple Hundred Miles
» GRAPHIC: Laurel Hill Satellite Map
» GRAPHIC: Interactive 18-Hole Course Map
» PHOTOS: Construction of the Club | Historical Timeline
» Write a Review | Get Directions | Map | Post Your Comments

Three Clubs, Game Fixed - Yeah Right

» 3-Club Tour Why spend 12 weeks in lessons when you can solve everything in a day?

» Three Swing Aids, Put to the Test
» SasQuatch: Myth or Reality?
» Full Reviews of Nike's SasQuatch

Play That Funk Music

» Fred Funk Getting Funk-y: 'Do the opposite of what your body tells you: Stay loose and relaxed.'

» VIDEO: Fred Funk's Swing

» More Swings: Aaron Baddeley | Juli Inkster | Tom Kite

Becoming a Community Golf Course

» Lake Arbor Hercules O. Pitts, the area's only African American course owner, faced a major rehab with Lake Arbor Golf Course.

» AUDIO: Hercules Pitts Talks Golf
» Write a Review | Get Directions | Map| Post Your Comments

Taking Golf On The Road

Seeing the Remaining Championships

» Golf Majors 101 Three major championships remain this year: the U.S. Open, the Open Championship and the PGA Championship.

» More Information: USopen.com | Opengolf.com | PGA.com

Greens for Less Green

» Myrtle Beach Budget golf packages come in all shapes and sizes to the Golf Capital of the World, South Carolina's Myrtle Beach.

» PHOTOS: Going for the Greens

» GRAPHIC: Find Your Way Down South

» Details on Getting There

» The Best for Less in the Washington Region

» More Travel Stories From the Post

Golf Headlines

» More Golf Stories From the Post

Multimedia

PANO: TopGolf
» Alexandria, Va.: This course scores well for mix of golf, tech and beer.
» PANO: Inside the Field
» PANO: From the Bay
» AUDIO: Need a Lesson?
» Fun, Within Range
» Post Your Review
» Get Directions | Map

PANO: Whiskey Creek
» Ijamsville, Md.: The ruins of a 19th-century house provide a one-of-a-kind obstacle on the 18th fairway at Whiskey Creek Golf Club.
» Post Your Review
» Get Directions | Map

Video: Segway Golf
The two-wheeled, electric-powered, computer-driven, gyroscopically balanced transporter has been tricked out for the golf course.
» Cruising at Landsdowne

Interact

Liza Abood: Tips & Tricks
» Friday, May 5: Liza Abood, Olney Golf Park, will be online at 1:30 p.m. ET to provide tips and tricks for playing golf.
» And the Survey Shows... Most Men Don't Want Female Instructors.

» Join the Conversation
» Open Mic: Now that you've heard what we think, let us know what you are thinking.

Online Resources

» Female Golf Instructors
» Golfthemidatlantic.com
» News At the Greens
» Dare to be the Worst
» Nike SasQuatch Reviews
» Q&A: Golf Balls
» Top Golf Scenes
» Local Golf Groups

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