Articles

Alaska Airlines Magazine - September 2009

Hawaii is one of the finest places in the world to play a round of golf. Nowhere else on the planet is there such a tightly clustered diversity of landscapes and such a wealth of opportunity for top golf-course architects. And the islands are gorgeous: There's something magical about the way the light gleams in some of the cleanest air on Earth, revealing colors at their most vibrant and playful. The splashy results are the verdant rain forest courses of Kauai and Oahu, the striking lava courses of the Big Island and the alluring ocean holes found on all of the major islands. Read the whole article here, in PDF.

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Metrowest Daily News - January 29, 2009

SUDBURY - Bryan Fryklund is an admitted fanatic who loves spending his free time on the golf course, dealing with the challenges and frustrations the game brings.

Over the years, his game has gone up and down. Right now, he shoots in the single digits, a big improvement from his high school days when he played for the golf team at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High.

"I wasn’t very good," he said with a laugh. "I was out there for the sunshine."

Now living in Denver, Fryklund, an adventurer who has traveled the world, recently published his second book, tying in his love of golf and sunshine, called "The Golf Fanatic’s Guide to Hawaii."

The 269-page guide, published by a company he runs with his wife, Hot Tub Publishing, showcases the top 50 publicly-accessible golf courses on six of the eight islands in Hawaii. Read the whole article here.