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The 2010 Masters Tournament – A First Timers Visit
It is pretty safe to say that most golf fans will go their entire life without ever setting foot on the grounds at Augusta National Golf Club for The Masters. The biggest reason for this is that it’s so hard to get tickets. Tournament badges have not been available to the public since 1972, and… »
Golf Profile – New Zealand
About 1600 kilometers east of Australia lies the island nation of New Zealand. Similar in land area to Colorado, its population of four million have quick access to 419 golf courses, making it second only to Scotland in number of golf courses per capita. In fact, golf is the highest participated sport in New Zealand,… »
Orlando’s 10 Best Golf Courses
Living in central Florida provides me with an opportunity to play golf year round. Since May of 2007 I have played in over 50 golf tournaments all over the state, which has allowed me to enjoy many different courses. Florida’s golf courses have great variety, despite having very little elevation. In fact, the highest point in FL (in the panhandle) is only… »
A 630 Yard Par 3? Beleive it!
That’s right, there are some pretty crazy golf courses and holes out there, but I recently heard from a friend about a hole that takes the prize for the fun to play factor at the very least. The hole is based at the Legends Golf and Safari Resort, within the Entabeni Safari Conservancy in South… »
Course Review – Grand Cypress Resort’s New Course
The Grand Cypress Resort has been wowing guests for 25 years, and there is no end in sight. With the world class golf, four diamond accommodations, plenty of excellent dining and leisure activities and the proximity to Orlando’s attractions, Grand Cypress should be at the top of anyone’s list of must plays in the Orlando… »
