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Question: What is your dream golf vacation?
(Posted by: gungnir on 2010-03-08 08:19:24)
The Old Course at St. Andrews? Pebble Beach? Augusta? How long and Why? |
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Posted by: unroved on 2010-03-10, 09:48:38
As a golf destination, New Zealand has always lived in the shadow of Australia, but the Kiwis deserve significantly more golf clout. Golf is the most popular sport in New Zealand among men and second for women, and the country has the highest number of courses per capita in the world. We’re not talking lousy munis baked to a nice golden brown under the scorching southern hemisphere sun. New Zealand boasts three tracks in Golf Digest’s list of the "100 Best Courses Outside The United States, " including the revered Kauri Cliffs Golf Club & Lodge. And that’s where I would like to go!! Kauri Cliffs is a David Harman design. The par 72 championship course measures 7,119 yards from the tips with five sets of tees to accommodate a range of skill levels. Fifteen holes boast views of the Pacific Ocean, and six are built on cliffs that fall straight into the sea. The inland holes wind through marsh, forest and farmland. What more to ask?? :) kauricliffs.com/ kauricliffs.nzgolf.net/ and here’s a photogallery of the golf course! golf.about.com/ od/ golfcourespictures/ ig/ Kauri-Cliffs-Pictures/ Kauri-Cliffs---1.htm |
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Posted by: sea monkey on 2010-03-08, 08:20:59
Any local course for a few days. i don't need to spend thousands when i have some very good courses nearby. |
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Posted by: LiTTle HiStoNe on 2010-03-08, 08:21:28
Pebble beach and for few days b/ c thats one of the spots Tiger hangs out...lol! |
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Posted by: Stinky on 2010-03-08, 08:21:50
Yo mama so nasty she has to creep up on bathwater. |
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Posted by: Tom on Tour on 2010-03-08, 10:10:28
Playing the courses that are set up for PGA venues. I.E. Whistling Straights, I'll play it from the pro tee's the monday after the tournament, just for s*#ts and giggles. |
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Posted by: Sam on 2010-03-08, 10:44:24
I have played the old course, only because my family is from scotland. :/ but if i could have any golf vacation i would have to say augusta and i would live there for like 3 weeks i wish i could be there my whole life, but i am not made out of money. as of right now i have played only one high end course, and all the other courses i have played suck!! :) i love golf |
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Posted by: paulcondo on 2010-03-08, 11:35:33
Go down to myrtle beach and play ever golf course,0ne month and to get away from the snow |
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Posted by: Roxie on 2010-03-09, 02:01:49
Check this out: isleworth.com |
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