May 17, 2007

Golf Vacations Are For Non-Golfers Too

Even though you do not play golf, there is a lot for you to do at golf resorts.  While your spouse is on the course, you won't be bored.  Take a look at the many possibilities.

Title: Golf Resorts Offer After Dark Entertainment

Author: Benjamin Scott

Not everyone at golf resorts play golf when they travel and while some members of the party are on the course, there is plenty for the rest of the group to do. Most facilities inviting travel to their top line courses also offer many other activities for those who do not participate in the sport as well
as for after-game entertainment.

For example, travel to golf resorts that have as many as eight
championship courses allows the play of a different 18 holes
every day of the vacation. Typically, a group of golfers will
get together for this type of trip and spend a few days on the
courses, just to get away from everyday stress. However, many
families may spend time at golf resorts and while the golfers
hit the links, others can swim, play tennis or visit the spa.

In the evening, there is usually plenty to keep people occupied
and entertained with restaurants and shows at the resort or in a
nearby community. Several places have been opened around many of
the golf resorts, forming an entertainment complex where the
focus is on anything but golf, especially in the evenings.

A few of the golf resorts also have at least one course that is
home to events for professional golfers and many weekend
warriors jump at the chance to play the same courses they see on
televised PGA events. While many of these courses are
members-only country clubs, a few offer their grounds as part of
packages for special travel events.

Many of the golf resorts are located near attractive vacation
spots and offer more than just a great golf experience. Ocean
breezes and spectacular scenery surround many of the courses and
family members can enjoy their stay in five-star hotels while
the golfers are on the course. The nightlife can be exceptional
as many match the cuisine and styles of the surrounding areas.
Whether you are in the United States or another country, golf
resorts offer local attractions to make everyone's stay
memorable.

While there will be many other activities in which to
participate, the main attraction at golf resorts are the golf
courses. Most are considered some of the finest courses in the
land designed by famous former golfers, such as Jack Nicklaus,
as well as having the best-kept grounds and playing conditions
on a consistent basis. The experience of playing on a top-notch
course at golf resorts will stay with the golfer long after the
game is over.

Whether experiencing the time at golf resorts with the entire
family or with a group of golfing friends, most should be
planned well in advance. Tee times can be scheduled in advance
along with motel reservations and nightlife entertainment. Most
accept pre-payment for the entire trip so all the attendees have
to do is show up and enjoy their stay.

About the author:
Benjamin Scott offers a private travel membership that has
helped many organize their golf resorts vacation . For more information on this membership plus vacation tips and tricks visit his travel blog  at: http://www.resortsmaniac.com

Next time  your spouse wants to go on a golf vacation, book a reservation for two!  You, the non-golfer, may have more fun than your golf-loving spouse!

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May 25, 2007

attagirl said:

I would have to agree with this title and article. I have been on a few golf vacations where I do not golf, there is always other things to do instead of golfing, and depending on the location in which your golf vacation is planned you could be doing so much. For example there are many spa's that can be visited, or when going to places in Nevada you might even have a chance to play a few slot machines.

June 4, 2007

Sarah said:

I had no idea that there were spa's and swimming pools at golf resorts. I don't play golf, and neither does my husband, but golfing used to be a common hobby in my work place, and I think I know why now!

If I ever get the opportunity to go to a golf resort, I may give it a look now. I don't think I would ever pick up a golf club, but it would be interesting to see what else they had to offer.

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