Man O'War Golf Club in Myrtle Beach: Soak up the challenge
Perhaps no course fits better along the Grand Strand than Man O'War Golf Club, featuring a layout with so much water that golfers may believe they are playing on the beachfront, Josh Hoke writes. Water beckons from nine tees and in front of five greens. Still, the hazards provide fair tests, offering golfers in Myrtle Beach a set of challenges more mental than physical.
The Arthur Hills golf course at Palmetto Hall Plantation Club: A traditional gamut of trouble
The Hills course at Hilton Head's Palmetto Hall Plantation Club is a steady-paced, traditional layout that does its trade in lots of little hazards. It's a thinking man's course that puts small spots of trouble on every hole, and your job is to find them, hopefully before you shoot. It's a delight to play, Lisa Allen writes. Even if in trouble, one can chuckle with the thought, "Yup, Arthur, I fell for it." Again and again.
Naples Grande Golf Club on Florida's Gulf Coast: A private experience open to resort guests
Stay at the Naples Grande Beach Resort or the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Naples and live like a country-clubber. Hotel guests receive access to the Naples Grande Golf Club, an otherwise private layout that ranks as one of the best in Southwest Florida. The Rees Jones-designed golf course is a breath of fresh air, Jason Scott Deegan writes.
Ka'anapali Golf Resort introduces the Golf My Way deal for the casual Hawaii golfer
The Ka'anapali Golf Resort, home to two 18-hole golf courses, has introduced the "Golf My Way" program for 2010, which allows golfers to book an 18-hole round but play at their own leisure, whether that's over the course of a day or throughout their stay.
Man O'War Golf Club in Myrtle Beach: Soak up the challenge
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Naples Grande Golf Club on Florida's Gulf Coast: A private experience open to resort guests
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Spyglass Hill, host of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-AmDustin Johnson returns this week to the Pebble Beach Golf Links, Monterey Peninsula C.C. and Spyglass Hill Golf Course to defend his title at the AT&T Pebble Beach National. Spyglass Hill, a Robert Trent Jones Sr. design that opened in 1963, is named for classic novel "Treasure Island" because rumor has it that the author, Robert Louis Stevenson, used to gather ideas for his books in the area. With the first five holes running along sandy seaside dunes and the last 13 cut through a forest, Spyglass Hill Golf Course is considered one of the most difficult in the world from the back tees.
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Man O'War Golf Club in Myrtle Beach: Soak up the challenge
Perhaps no course fits better along the Grand Strand than Man O'War Golf Club, featuring a layout with so much water that golfers may believe they are playing on the beachfront, Josh Hoke writes. Water beckons from nine tees and in front of five greens. Still, the hazards provide fair tests, offering golfers in Myrtle Beach a set of challenges more mental than physical.
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