Planning the ultimate vacation? There are a number of top golf destinations around the world where getting your swing on is the main attraction. Create your next golf travel package using the articles below.
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Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and golf
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By Tom Ferrell
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 The PGA Tour is a showcase for many of the greatest cities and areas in
the United States. Okay, the Tour may have abandoned D.C., and its
decision to put Chicago on an every-other-year rotation is curious at
best. Still, there are plenty of great places to catch an event. With
all due respect to San Diego, Hilton Head, the Florida stops and New
Orleans, however, no city on the PGA Tour tops Denver from a golf
spectator’s unique perspective.
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Save your experiences in pictures
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By Tom Ferrell
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 There are golf photos, and then there’s golf photography. Like models,
some courses beg to be photographed. If you can’t snap a good shot on
the 18th at Pebble Beach, you’re in the wrong game, my friend. The
contrast of vivid green fairways, shimmering water and cloud-flecked
blue skies can make an artist of just about anyone.
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It's time to go back to school
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By Tom Ferrell
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 Some people remember school days as the best days of their lives. If
you’re one of them—and you love golf—you might want to consider a
destination golf school for your next getaway.
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Take a chance at the old course
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By Tom Ferrell
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 You know you’ve always dreamed of it—navigating your way around the
hallowed humps and hillocks of the Old Course at Saint Andrews. The
history doesn’t just accent the Old Course experience. It defines it.
Seek out the Elysian Fields. Avoid the dreaded Hell Bunker, where Jack
Nicklaus took five shots to escape in 1995. Take the bold line over the
hotel at the Road Hole and face the dreaded approach, which has struck
fear into the hearts of the likes of challengers from Old Tom Morris to
David Duval.
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By Ryan M. Noll
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 It’s not hard to see why the people at Cuscowilla Golf Resort really
love golf. Just look at the place. For starters, the grounds unfold
about 70 miles from Atlanta in Eatonton, Ga., at the banks of the
spectacular 20,000-acre Lake Oconee. The centerpiece—err,
masterpiece—golf course is a tremendous work of art, a collaboration by
arguably one of the hottest design duos in the world (Ben Crenshaw/Bill
Coore).
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 Most golfers are slowly becoming aware of what is now one of America’s
finest golfing venues: The Great Lakes, particularly Michigan and
Wisconsin. In recent years, some of the most celebrated new courses in
America opened in this region. The varied topography–everything from
sand dunes to abandoned stone quarries—combined with perfect soils and
abundant water have made the area an ideal place for building exciting
golf courses.
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From the Monterey Peninsula to San Diego, discover golf in the Golden State
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By Staff
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 Within the nation’s most populated state lies some of the best golf
resorts in the United States. The terrain varies greatly from one tip
of this long region to the other, as does the weather—from craggy,
seaside links to rolling, inland meadows; from 80 degrees and sunny to
dense fog and biting wind. But one thing is certain wherever you choose
to visit: It doesn’t get much better than the Pacific Coast when it
comes to top-quality golf resorts.
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By Staff
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 For golf lovers there's no better place on earth than Myrtle Beach—or
more appropriately, the Carolinas' "Grand Strand". The 60+ mile stretch
between southeastern North Carolina and Georgetown, South Carolina,
with the Sun-Fun City of Myrtle Beach at the center, offers 100+ golf
courses designed for every kind of golfer.
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Coastal Georgia and South Carolina supply great golf with a Southern charm. Florida supplies great golf with everything else.
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By Staff
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 Perhaps no other region in the country has such a varied and stunning
definition as the great Southeast. Depending on who you are and where
you’re from, the states of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina probably
have a different meaning to you. Take a 13-year-old kid from Wisconsin,
for example, and Florida to him is all about thrill rides, waterslides
and Jet Skis. To a middle-aged boating enthusiast from New York, the
region is paradise for power boating, deep-sea fishing and sailing. But
for the rest of us, the self-professed mass of golf freaks, addicts,
aficionados, hackers and players, the Southeast means eclectic,
Tour-proven golf, especially if you’re talking about hot spots like
Kiawah Island in South Carolina, the Golden Isles of Georgia’s coast
(including Sea Island, Jekyll Island and St. Simons Island), and the
Sunshine State’s flagship destination cities of Orlando, Tampa,
Jacksonville and Daytona Beach.
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