Olymic winter, summer golf
In the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York, is a place where dreams come true, the picturesque town of Lake Placid. Yes, the 1980 Olympics have come and gone, but, the atmosphere lingers of world class athletes and the glory of miracles on ice. The ski slopes, hockey rink and trails remain in place for annual Nordic events and for you to tromp and fantasize about gold medals. Ride t — » Read More: Olymic winter, summer golf
The 246 True Links
It could be expected if one put George Peper, for 25 years the editor-in-chief of GOLF Magazine, and Malcolm Campbell, previously editor of Golf Monthly, together to write a book about golf courses the result would be outstanding. — » Read More: The 246 True Links
Beautiful Belterra
The highly awarded golf course of Belterra, lies in the Switzerland area of southern Indiana. Tom Fazio designed a parkland style layout, winding in the hills and valley of the Ohio River. A large practice facility with short game bunker and putting greens as well as a picturesque driving range, prepares you for the 7000 yard golfing experience. Tee boxes are generous to make this an enjoyable experience for players of all skill levels. GPS Uplink provides accurate distances tee to green. Fairways are fairly wide, but, with over 2200 trees and sandboxes to snare those wayward tee shots. Rolling hills and water hazards abound. — » Read More: Beautiful Belterra
Lovin' Louisville
Rediscovering America, in our “snow bird” migration from New York to Arizona, Louisville was a surprising blast. But just short of the city, golf casino resorts in Indiana just had to be explored. First stop was Belterra, celebrating their 10th anniversary. The casino satisfies gamers while shoppers get their fix in the boutiques and the pool area or spa serve anyone looking for tranquility. Ruby’s steak house serves prime flavorful cuts with scrumptious sides and the crème brulee will transport you to France. The Tom Fazio designed layout creates a great parkland style golf course, winding in the hills and valley of the Ohio River. Down the road a couple miles sits a tasting deck for Ridge Winery right on the peaceful shore of the Ohio River. — » Read More: Lovin' Louisville
Turning Stone
A massive bronze gate intertwining branches, eagles and animals sets the stage for a story land experience. The long entrance road to the Atunyote clubhouse, bordered by native vegetation in colors for every season, creates a heightened sense of nature. Born from just a bingo hall in Verona, CEO Ray Halbritter and company have turned Turning Stone Golf Resort and Casino into a premier destination. — » Read More: Turning Stone
Couple Of Travelers The Great Southwest
When geese form their vees and mornings are crispier than the fallen leaves, we migrate back to Arizona where sun deprivation is an oxymoron. Fly to Phoenix’ Sky Harbor International airport and join the fun in the valley of the sun. With over 300 golf courses and much more to explore, here are a few favorites. Start in Scottsdale at the Xona Resort and all your golf and activities will be arranged. — » Read More: Couple Of Travelers The Great Southwest
GIRLS GETAWAYS
Sometimes you just have to get away with the girls to do things like play golf, hit the spa, shop and stay up until late with a glass of wine and a lot of stories to tell. Here are some places you can do it all. — » Read More: GIRLS GETAWAYS
A Cable Car to the Land of the Stars
The concierge at the Omni Hotel in San Francisco told me that a 3 day pass on the city transit system, including subways and the ever-popular cable cars, was only $20.00. When I told him that I enjoyed walking he reminded me that the city by the bay has 147 hills. Sold! I arrived in San Francisco in mid-September ready to tour the hills, vineyards and golf courses of Northern California. — » Read More: A Cable Car to the Land of the Stars
Bermuda’a Port Royal Golf Course steals the show at golf’s 2010 PGA Grand Slam
WIth Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson not in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf field at Port Royal Golf Course, the exquisite Bermuda layout is the star of the show. Roger Rulewitch, famed architect of western Massachusetts' Crumpin-Fox Club, overhauled the 18-hole championship course in time for the 2009/2010 Grand Slam events. — » Read More: Bermuda’a Port Royal Golf Course steals the show at golf’s 2010 PGA Grand Slam
GOLFING HEAVEN IN LOS CABOS MEXICO
Los Cabos, one of the most beautiful and exclusive destinations in Mexico, located at the tip on the Baja California peninsula, continues to bask in the limelight as one of the world’s most desirable golf destinations, ranked second behind Hawaii in the top ten golf destinations of the world. The climate with 350 days of annual sunshine and the environment make Los Cabos a golfer’s paradise. Blessed with contrasting scenery, from the desert arroyos to white sand beaches, rocky coastline, and its annual average temperature in the 80’s, Los Cabos’ scenic wonders have attracted some of the world’s best golf designers to the area. The number of championship courses in the Land’s End area increases yearly, with more on the horizon. — » Read More: GOLFING HEAVEN IN LOS CABOS MEXICO
