Golf Trips 2007

Golf Trips 2007

2007-06-05 Hotel Interactive- Hotel news, hospitality, lodging industry managment and development resource

Courses to Choose From, Need We Say More Since one out of eight U. S. travelers plays golf on a trip*, Hilton Garden Inn expanded the list of courses to more than 375+ semi-private and public courses throughout the U. S. and Canada. Golfers can tune up their game on the road or take advantage of the promotion in their hometown. Regardless of which option travelers choose, there are a lot of choices. Some of the more notable courses include: PGA Golf Club at Port St. Lucie, Fla. , Cog Hill Country Club Courses No. 1 and No. 3 in Lemont, Ill. , The Legacy Golf Club in Las Vegas, Nev. , and Dancing Rabbit Golf Club, in Philadelphia, Miss. , and many others. Guests must secure their own tee times up to three days in advance, for up to two players per voucher. Upon check-in at the golf course, guests must show a copy of their receipt

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2007-04-29 I will give Tiger a run for his money-Delhi Times-City Supplements-Cities-The Times of India

On his way to London, while returning from China, Theodore Ernest Ernie Els, the ace South African golfer decided to stop over in India for his first ever visit. Reason The country has a great golfing potential and I am very impressed by the growth Indian golfers have made in the recent years. But, this is purely a business trip, says Ernie Els. Golf, however, has nothing to do with the business that the former World No 1, popularly known as The Big Easy, for his imposing physical stature (he stands 6ft 3in) has in mind. Though he has a golf course design business and a charitable foundation, it is his wine-making business that hell bring to India.

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2007-03-19 The criminalization of politics::By Tom DeLay

The press and their liberal lords have worked hard to paint my travel as some sinister conspiracy. For them words like corporate, lobbyist, and private are vile. For example, in 2000 I took a trip to Scotland and England at the invitation of conservative politicians in those countries. They wanted to learn how we had won such a great victory in 1994, and how we had accomplished the Contract with America. It was a wonderful experience. We flew on a private plane and held miniseminars with our fellow conservatives overseas, and I had the privilege of meeting with Margaret Thatcher, one of my heroes. I also got to play a few rounds of golf, which I try to do as often as I can when I travel. On this trip I had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play at St. Andrews, the legendary birthplace of golf and a mecca for

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2007-10-04 Gaylord Golf Mecca Free Golf Weekend

Perfect time to book that last golf trip of the season for FREE Gaylord, Mich. , Oct. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- The Gaylord Golf Mecca, known as Americas Summer Golf Mecca announces the 2007 FREE Fall Golf Weekend. The FREE Golf Weekend will take place over the weekend of . Now is the perfect time to plan that last golf trip of the season and experience the beauty of fall golf with leaves turning every shade of crimson, orange and yellow. The FREE Fall Golf weekend will include participating golf and lodging properties from the Gaylord area. Visitors who book an overnight stay at one of the participating hotels will be able to play a FREE round of golf on one of the participating Gaylord Golf Mecca courses. Golfers simply call one of the participating hotels to book your room and mention you would like to

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2007-07-01 SDGA Alumni Teeing Off for Scottish Tour - Free press release, publicity, investor relations, news release, PR and media support for business

SDGA partnered with The Golf Group, Inc. to give its alumni, staff and their friends and family a great opportunity to visit the birthplace of golf, explains Adams. The tour is limited to 24 golfers, so interested graduates should reserve space today. Prices start at usd. 2,150 per person with twin occupancy. Official registration is now available through The Golf Group SDGA Scotland Golf Trip Reservation form or email Doug Feeney with SDGA at def and no. 064; to request additional information.

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2007-10-11 PGA PGA News

Jack Peter, Chief Operating Officer of the World Golf Hall of Fame will be on hand to present the crystal to Mr Nagle who is unable to make the journey to the Hall of Fame induction ceremony in St. Augustine Florida on . Attendees at the AGWA dinner will include many of Australias finest golfers past and present, administrators and members of the Australian media. Mr Peters trip to Sydney is being sponsored in part by World Golf Hall of Fame member Greg Norman and Great White Shark Enterprises and the AGWA so that Mr Nagle can be honoured at the AGWA dinner as one of Australias most respected golfers.

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2007-12-18 Golf gift dos and donts

Golf gift dos and donts

But the ultimate golf gift, in my opinion, would be a golf trip to someplace like Scotland, Ireland or Bandon Dunes in Oregon, prepaid but not necessarily prearranged. Several companies, such as PerryGolf and Jerry Quinlans Celtic Golf, specialize in customizing golf trips abroad for groups as small as two or four. You could accompany your giftee on the trip or, in consultation with other friends and spouses, send off an entire foursome or eightsome. No golfer I know would even think about returning that kind of gift.

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2007-06-11 ESPN - Huggan: Defending champ Ogilvy is best mate - Golf

When you travel as an amateur as part of a team, you dont have to think. You just turn up where youre told to, and everything is taken care of for you. Theres no stress. But on my first trip, I was away from home for three months with one suitcase and a small bag, driving across the U. K. with two other golfers. I look at it now, and it was a dream trip, but at the time we had to do a lot of stuff for ourselves, stuff we had never had to do before. I remember arriving at Heathrow (airport) and having to find a car for the next month. We went right down the line looking for the best deal. I think we ended up at "Cheap and Nasty Inc. " or some such thing. But it got us there. Three guys, three golf bags and three suitcases: It was a tight squeeze. The B and Bs were the same. We would never take the one for 14 if there was another for

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2007-07-05 Victory on the Old Course: A perfect ending for Lorena Ochoas story

Greater Las Vegas has blossomed into a saturated golf market, but if youve ever been on the Strip, youve probably pondered, "Where are these golf courses, anyway" Most facilities are hardly convenient to the tourist without a car, but Bali Hai Golf Club is the exception. And a fine exception at that. With its beautiful views and more than 2,500 palm trees, Bali Hai is one of the Vegas areas best courses. At Bali Hai, youll get a five-star golf experience.

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2007-04-27 Tourism on Rs 3k-cr trip with golf, spa -Business of Brands-New@ET-News-The Economic Times

An average four-night-five day golf package to Malaysia costs around Rs 40,000 per person including airfare, accommodation, transfers and a few rounds of golf. Agreeing with the trend of golf catching up among Indian travellers , Carlson Wagonlit country head-sales Sumit Singh Bish says: Corporate travellers are clubbing their weekend work with golf. Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore are the popular golf destinations. Mauritius Tourism Board is wooing high-end niche Indian travellers with its Mauritius Magical Luxurious Vacations focusing on golf and spa activities this summer. The tourist board has tied up with Le-Telfair Golf and Spa Resort, Heritage Golf and Spa Resort and other properties. The average package costs around Rs 49,995. Travel agents have also joined the bandwagon. Spa

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