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Arizona's exquisite golf courses and facilities get star rating

By: Tim Branco on 12/01/08 08:49 PM   |   DISCUSS

Take perfect weather every day, combine it with 200 great golf courses, some of the best resort accommodations in the world, now add some of the most hospitable people anywhere in this great country, and there you have it, you're in Scottsdale. If you love the game of golf, you are going love playing in Arizona. The desert southwest will not only give you the best weather you have ever played in, but the conditions, scenery, and facilities, will take it one step further, this is just a great p   —   » Read More: Arizona's exquisite golf courses and facilities get star rating

DESTINATION TAMPA: A Florida Golf Coast Getaway

By: Tim Branco on 12/01/08 08:49 PM   |   DISCUSS

It's hard to believe last year at this time we were playing golf in the mid 60's well into fall and even had great playing condition right into January before our New England season came to an end. This year we may not be so lucky as the early November mercury has dipped and those dreaded north winds have begun to blow. So once again it's time to get out the calendar and start planning a few well placed golf getaways to bridge the gap to spring. There is nothing more refreshing then a fe   —   » Read More: DESTINATION TAMPA: A Florida Golf Coast Getaway

Your big break...Florida's west coast

By: Tim Branco on 12/01/08 08:49 PM   |   DISCUSS

The 2007/2008 winter seasons is at our doorstep again. We have already seen two major snow events and golf, as we know it in New England has all but ended for the next four months. If you love golf as I do then it's time to plan that winter road trip. While there are a number of great destinations to consider there is only one at this time of year that seems to always make the most sense to me, Florida. The Sunshine State has more destinations for great golf at great facilities and wonderfu   —   » Read More: Your big break...Florida's west coast

Playing the Panhandle Florida & Alabama

By: Tim Branco on 12/01/08 08:49 PM   |   DISCUSS

The Florida panhandle is the northwestern area of the state bordering Alabama and Georgia to the north and the Gulf of Mexico to the south. This narrow strip sometimes referred to by locals as L.A. (Lower Alabama) is known, as the Emerald Coast for is beautiful white sand beaches and pristine emerald green waters. Culturally and in terms of history and climate the region is more closely tied to the Deep South compared to the Lower Peninsula and more southern regions of the state.   —   » Read More: Playing the Panhandle Florida & Alabama

Great Southwest Desert Golf in Scottsdale Arizona

By: Tim Branco   |   DISCUSS

You can choose a lot of great locations for your next golf trip, but none may be more perfect than the Desert Southwest region. If you have never played golf here it is time to make plans and if you have you already know you will be coming back. The stark contrast of the Sanoran Desert presents a great backdrop for some of the best golf anywhere in the world. Fall is by far my favorite time of the year to travel to the Southwest, it is just beautiful at this t   —   » Read More: Great Southwest Desert Golf in Scottsdale Arizona

All You Need to Know About Golf on Cape Cod

By: Tom Gorman   |   DISCUSS

The Cape Cod peninsula, from Bourne to Provincetown, includes 15 towns and 44 public and private golf courses – each with its own unique history. Together, these courses serve a booming golf industry that generates about $350 million annually.With 18-hole courses (16), 9-hole courses (8) and executive par-3 courses (5), there is no shortage of opportunities to tee it up.According to the Chamber, there were one million rounds of golf played last year both public and privat   —   » Read More: All You Need to Know About Golf on Cape Cod

Old Marsh Country Club Wells, Maine

By: Bob DiCesare   |   DISCUSS

It isn't often that you get to play a round of golf with the course architect. Thus, it was certainly both an educational and pleasurable experience for me to tee it up this fall with Brian Silva at Old Marsh Country Club in Wells, Maine. When Silva first looked over the landscape that would eventually become OldMarsh CC a couple of years ago, it didn't take him long to offer a first impression. "It was a swamp," said Silva, who has turned out many noted gems thro   —   » Read More: Old Marsh Country Club Wells, Maine

Turning Stone...A Premier Golf Destination in the Northeast

By: Pam Borges   |   DISCUSS

Skyrocketing air fares and baggage fees are forcing golfers to choose travel destinations closer to home to save a few bucks. In just a 4-5 hour drive (from Massachusetts and RI) you can arrive at the Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Resort and Casino, which has evolved into a premier golf destination in the Northeast. Nestled in upstate New York's Mohawk Valley, in Verona, it's an easy, scenic drive (route 146 to 90 west). The resort features four hotels, R   —   » Read More: Turning Stone...A Premier Golf Destination in the Northeast

Southwest Ireland Golfing Journal: Views Come Cheap

By: Matt Adams   |   DISCUSS

"Views come cheap in Ireland," infused our host, Paddy O’Looney, in a matter-of-fact tone. As with so much of Ireland, I did not fully understand or appreciate the depth of his simple words at that time, but have since come to the conclusion that a golfing trip with friends to Ireland, if not a life-changing journey, then it is at least life-affirming. Our trip concentrated on Ireland’s stunning southwest, home of perhaps the finest collection of golf courses any   —   » Read More: Southwest Ireland Golfing Journal: Views Come Cheap

Tour the World of Golf in Las Vegas

By: Pam Borges   |   DISCUSS

Las Vegas has blossomed into a well-saturated golf market and many courses offer a variety of unusual features, but there’s nothing more unique than the themed courses offered by the Walter’s Golf Group…Bali Hai, Desert Pines and Royal Links. In tune with the multi-million dollar “themed” hotels you find on the Strip, they carry their own elaborate theme, allowing golfers to “experience golf from around the world”. Bali Hai Golf Club, an up   —   » Read More: Tour the World of Golf in Las Vegas

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