Asia is dotted with a leaderboard filled with interesting and unusual golf courses and all of them welcome golfers looking for memorable games in unforgettable surroundings.

An illustrated feature on weird, wild and wacky places to play golf in Asia can be written on assignment from 1000 to 2500 words, depending upon editorial requirements.   

Destinations covered can include Nepal, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, East and West Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia (including Bali), the Philippines, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam depending upon editorial requirements.

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Though fine hotels, grand views, good air and delectable dishes top most traveller's checklists, seductive sounds may well leave the most indelible imprint of all. Music defines a city's character and evokes its history. It reveals its tone, exposes its soul; indeed it is a city's heartbeat.

 
Glenn A. Baker presents a Bakers' Dozen of cities worthy of cruising through, with all antennae twitching. The music generated in these burgs ranges through rock, reggae, folk, blues, jazz, township jive, cubop, powerhouse percussion, moody electronica, throat singing, orchestral, sweet soul, salsa, dance, Britbeat, Pacific grooves, metal and Icelandic adventurism. His thirteen mighty musical cities are Memphis, Havana, London, Beijing, Rio De Janeiro, Tokyo, Kingston, Johannesburg, Dublin, Reykjavik, Ulaanbaatar, Chicago and Auckland.

 
This story runs to about 1750 words in total, with an array of images representing each city.