Top Golf Resorts

A flop shot is part of a golfer’s short game usually out or over a hazard. The lay of the ball and distance to the hole are important factors in making a good shot. If you are not getting the results you need I have a few tips that might help.

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If you are planning a trip to the Bahamas, then you definitely should enjoy the pristine clear waters in the Bahamas. The waters in the Bahamas are gorgeous and if you’re going there, you definitely can’t miss enjoying them and making the most of your trip.

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The Atlantis Paradise Island is an extremely new and exciting concept in resorts and water parks located on the Paradise Island in the Bahamas. The uniqueness of the ocean themed resort destination is what keeps the tourists coming back into Atlantis. It offers a large number of accommodation choices. This ranges from beach and coral towers to a lovely tropical ambiance. It has the iconic royal towers and the ultra luxurious suite - The Cove. What is beautiful about this holiday spot is the fact that wherever you choose to stay you will be able to take in all the wonder around you. It is an extraordinary world.

There are a large number of activities that you can participate in. Snorkeling, scuba diving and swimming with sharks are just some of the things that you can enjoy here. There are also a lot of clubs there that give importance to the conversation of coral reefs. A portion of the proceeds from the tourists go into this. Snorkeling takes about 45 minutes in the water and it is a great experience and you get to learn a lot about the coral reefs and fish. Read the rest of this entry »

With the US Open Golf Championship 2010 beginning at Pebble Beach today, why not brush up your skills with a Golfing Holiday. Feel like Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson or our very own Paul Casey in Portugal’s equally famed golf courses on the silver coast.

Golfing holidays are a great way to enjoy a spot of male bonding and a relaxing break from the stresses and strains of everyday life. Soaking up the sunshine whilst negotiating some of the most picturesque golf courses known to man sounds like an idyllic experience, but that dream can become reality on Portugal’s Silver Coast. Read the rest of this entry »

The opening of the Costa Navarino Resort with Greece’s first integrated signature golf course will give the local economy in Messinia a much needed boost and increase employment in the area.

Costa Navarino is spread over 130 hectare of west facing coast line and rolling hills of the Messinian countryside. The resort centres round the luxury Romanou hotel, designed to look like a modern Nestor’s Place and the family-oriented Westin hotel, inspired by rustic Byzantine and Ottoman influences, which have over 700 rooms and suites between them. These hotels are already up and running and are proving to be popular with guests. In addition, the resort has a state of the art conference centre which has had back-to-back bookings since it opened. Read the rest of this entry »

If you are looking for a relaxing golfing break then the Turnberry Resort in south-west Scotland is the place to go. Although there are hundreds of golf resorts in Scotland to choose from, few have such a rich and varied history of the sport as Turnberry.

Boasting three courses to challenge you regardless of your golfing ability, you are sure to enjoy the scenery surrounding the course just as much as the green itself. Read the rest of this entry »

You and your golfing buddies have decided to take a trip on the wild side… yes… a golfing holiday in a tropical location. You feel the urge to venture out and live the life filled with sun, greens and the peaceful sound of the golf club hitting a ball. Well, at least for a week anyway.

Golf resorts are found nearly anywhere in the world and for nearly every level of golfer. They can vary from golf courses with links to nearby hotels to all- inclusive golf resorts where the entire vacation is built around golf. The question is finding a resort option to fit in with the budget. Read the rest of this entry »

I grew up in a resort town, you know, the kind of town you love to visit but you don’t really think anybody actually lives there. It was beautiful and quiet and famous people lived there. We would see Chuck Magione at the grocery store, he was a famous trumpet player in his day. When I was a teen I was in love with Lee Major’s and as luck would have it he filmed the “Six Million Dollar Man” in our town regularly. “The Six Million Dollar Woman” was regularly filmed in our little town, my mom would let me miss school when Lee was in town. We would sit up on the hill and watch them film, those were great days. He was very short so when he was walking along side Lindsey Wagner she would have to walk in the gutter and he would be up on the curb. Our town was quaint and had very unique and beautiful architecture, especially the down town area. Read the rest of this entry »

It is 1999 and we are guests at Celtic Manor in Coldra Woods, Newport, Gwent Wales. We stand on a rise adjacent to the golf course. While the dream of hosting the Ryder Cup is taking shape all around us, we are surveying the past. Below us is Caerleon, once a thriving outpost the Romans called Isca. Several valleys beyond the mist-shrouded hillocks alongside the River Wye, directly to our east, lie the storied remains of Chepstow Castle and Tintern Abbey.

Magpies, their black and white feathers dappled by sun rays streaking through low scudding clouds, swoop from their pine tree perches. Haughtily, they strut across the precise, perfect lawn casting wry glances at a trio of men huddled nearby. One takes a decisive shot, unruffled by the chattering birds, following the ball with his eyes as it soars over the lake and well bunkered green to a prime landing site within easy range of the targeted hole. Read the rest of this entry »