Thread: Which golf course and why?

Originally Posted by choochie

Golf! Who cares?!? What I want to know is which stores is Mrs A. gonna hit first. Cause I know for sure Tiff and I are going shopping. Who's up for that?

I'll join you girls, might even bring Mrs. Investor along!

P.S. I really do want to try golf some day.

Hey Adam, glad your surgery was a success. I know you are looking forward to getting back out on the links. I would agree that the Old Course would be a good starting point, except for the fact that Winter is quickly approaching. My recommendation would be to get together in the Caribbean on a "golf cruise" or meet in the Dominican Republic for several golf options including The Teeth of the Dog.

Although it is a longer flight for you and many others, I agree with Whatever that the Ritz Carlton Kapalua Golf Resort is a great option. I would suggest that we play several courses in Maui for three or four days before heading over to Lanai. Having played both the Challenge at Manele and the Experience at Koele, I can vouch for the quality and playability of both courses.

The Lodge at Koele and the Manele Bay Hotel are managed by Four Seasons. The high end lodging and cuisine at both resorts are world reknownd.

Is the Dinar Cup in the Caymens still on, if so, count me in, Adam?

Bruce (The Golf Club of Oklahoma)

Originally Posted by forfun

Hey Adam, glad your surgery was a success. I know you are looking forward to getting back out on the links. I would agree that the Old Course would be a good starting point, except for the fact that Winter is quickly approaching. My recommendation would be to get together in the Caribbean on a "golf cruise" or meet in the Dominican Republic for several golf options including The Teeth of the Dog.

Although it is a longer flight for you and many others, I agree with Whatever that the Ritz Carlton Kapalua Golf Resort is a great option. I would suggest that we play several courses in Maui for three or four days before heading over to Lanai. Having played both the Challenge at Manele and the Experience at Koele, I can vouch for the quality and playability of both courses.

The Lodge at Koele and the Manele Bay Hotel are managed by Four Seasons. The high end lodging and cuisine at both resorts are world reknownd.

Is the Dinar Cup in the Caymens still on, if so, count me in, Adam?

Bruce (The Golf Club of Oklahoma)

Sounds great Bruce, hope to be fit enough to play by March/April time. We'll see, if not can watch you lot from the 19th.

Originally Posted by forfun

Hey Adam, glad your surgery was a success. I know you are looking forward to getting back out on the links. I would agree that the Old Course would be a good starting point, except for the fact that Winter is quickly approaching. My recommendation would be to get together in the Caribbean on a "golf cruise" or meet in the Dominican Republic for several golf options including The Teeth of the Dog.

Although it is a longer flight for you and many others, I agree with Whatever that the Ritz Carlton Kapalua Golf Resort is a great option. I would suggest that we play several courses in Maui for three or four days before heading over to Lanai. Having played both the Challenge at Manele and the Experience at Koele, I can vouch for the quality and playability of both courses.

The Lodge at Koele and the Manele Bay Hotel are managed by Four Seasons. The high end lodging and cuisine at both resorts are world reknownd.

Is the Dinar Cup in the Caymens still on, if so, count me in, Adam?

Bruce (The Golf Club of Oklahoma)

I take it you not joining the European team, mate

Hey Ad,
We need to strengthen our squad.

We could have our first round at one of these in the Caymans.

Caribbean - Cayman Golf

To Adam, Clint and all other golfers,

If we can get together on Grand Cayman, I'll be happy to play golf with any of you from any international destination (keep it fair, keep it fair)

Team play, mini Ryder Cup/President's Cup format, or good ole stroke play. The main thing is to keep it in the short grass. Heck, who knows, maybe a team scramble would work one day.

My wife and I just returned from Las Vegas after attending the Luxury Travel Expo. We met with some representatives from the Cayman Islands. We discussed various options for lodging and are looking into two or three 4 or 5 star resorts. Once the dinar revalues, I'll make a group rate available from these high-end resorts.

I'll be skiing in Aspen for five days starting tomorrow. My wife will respond, if anyone has any interest. I'll bust a few moguls for you guys.

Bruce

For Our Golf Lovers.

Thanks for bringing this thread back Neno.

Adster, I also vote for the Old Course but have to put Augusta National right up there. I have been there to watch the ******* but would love to play there. There are also a couple of courses in Las Vegas (Shadow Creek) is one of them.

Originally Posted by choochie

Golf! Who cares?!? What I want to know is which stores is Mrs A. gonna hit first. Cause I know for sure Tiff and I are going shopping. Who's up for that?

Umm, forget the shopping - i'm ready for golf. First few rounds will be in Thailand. Either the Bangpoo CC (Palmer designed) or the Majestic Creek CC.