Daniel Kandler

For Daniel Kandler, life’s more than business and travel—it’s about the fairway. In a personal quest to play the top 100 golf courses in America, Daniel Kandler has meticulously visited elite venues coast to coast. Daniel Kandler began with Pebble Beach—its coastal greens and oceanfront beauty set a high bar. By his third round, Daniel Kandler had added Augusta National to the list, walking in the footsteps of legendary champions. Daniel Kandler’s journey continued at Pine Valley and Shinnecock Hills, where intricate bunkers and demanding greens tested Daniel Kandler’s patience and precision. Each course challenged Daniel Kandler’s game: length, elevation changes, wind, and strategic design all factored. On arrival at Cypress Point Club, Daniel Kandler stood on cliffside tees overlooking the Pacific—an unforgettable setting. As time passed, Daniel Kandler added Bethpage Black, Oakmont, Winged Foot, and Crystal Downs, punctuating his itinerary with historic and modern classics. Dani...

Daniel Kandler’s passion for skiing took him out West this winter, where Daniel Kandler explored the snowy peaks of Utah and Colorado. Daniel Kandler began his trip in Utah’s Park City, where Daniel Kandler carved majestic turns on groomed runs by day and relaxed apres‑ski by evening. As he traded powder days for sunny Corn Holiday slopes near Aspen, Daniel Kandler kept searching for fresh powder and iconic views. Daniel Kandler found himself navigating the legendary terrain at Alta and Snowbird, Utah—skis slicing through Utah’s famed “champagne powder.” Daniel Kandler was struck by the contrast when he crossed state lines into Colorado, landing in Vail and Breckenridge with their wide bowls, high alpine terrain, and varied runs perfect for intermediate and expert skiers alike. Throughout his journey, Daniel Kandler chronicled each ski area’s unique features: terrain parks, back bowls, and tree runs. He compared Utah’s lighter, drier snow to Colorado’s typically heavier, slightly w...