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Planning a Las Vegas golf trip? It pays to plan ahead

Thursday October 23, 2008 | 06:06:29 123 words, 15257 views  

At LasVegasGolf.com, Mike Bailey is highlighting a great deal on tee times in Las Vegas:

For golfers who book and pay for tee times at Bali Hai, Desert Pines and Royal Links through WaltersGolf.com 45 days or more in advance, you will receive an additional 30 percent off the quoted price, which is already guaranteed to be the lowest anywhere.

That keeps more cash in your pocket to spend at Vegas’ world class casinos, hotels, shows and restaurants.

Book now, and you can still cash in on peak season golf in Las Vegas where desert temperatures are mild and the courses are in great shape.

For more info on Bali Hai Golf Club, Desert Pines, and Royal Links, see LasVegasGolf.com or call (866) 456-9912.

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Comment from: Hacker2 [Visitor] · http://golfhackerstips.blogspot.com/
I have had the pleasure of playing both the Desert Pines and the Royal Links courses. The Desert Pines course is a very tight shorter but challenging course. Stay out of the pine needles. Royal links is a european style links course. you have to use a caddie on this course. Be prepared to tip another $ 50.00 in addition to your green fees. Expensive but worth it.
PermalinkPermalink 2008-11-15 @ 22:16
Comment from: Florida Injury Lawyer [Visitor]
I can't wait to out to LV again. So many beautiful courses.
PermalinkPermalink 2008-12-04 @ 13:44
Comment from: kim [Visitor] · http://www.casinodad.com
You are right, Desert Pines have a great course, I recommend it!
PermalinkPermalink 2009-01-05 @ 14:52

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