Thread: Which golf course and why?

Ok, picture the scene, we're all wealthy as fack, money no object, our time is our own, we can travel where and when we want, and we, or most of us enjoy a round of golf. Now which course around the world and for why would you love to go home and say you've played????

I'll start. Has to be St Andrews old course, the home of golf. The road hole and the 18th running back to the hotel that some players drive the green! and not forgetting the the perfect scenery all around the area, just beautiful all round.

Lovely. Next.....

Why not come and try the Hyatt at Coolum on the beautiful Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia where the Greg Norman classic is about to get underway or the maginficient Twin Waters and then on to the Gold Coast for the many world class courses there. Can promise you all a wonderful golfing holiday.

Sounds great maxib!!! This is what we want, with all our contacts around the world, we really can play anywhere we want!

Who's next???

I have played all over the US, but this is the only place I would pay big bucks to play! OLD HEAD

Old Head Golf Links - Home

The Ritz Carlton Kapalua Golf Resort in Maui..It's absolutly gorgeous, course was designed by Arnold Palmer, and it offers something for everyone in the family. IMHO the most beautiful spot on Earth!!

http://www.ritzcarlton.com/resorts/kapalua/golf/

I've called the Monterey Bay my home for most of my life and I would loooove to play Pebble Beach and Spanish Bay.

Man, talk about beautiful scenery.

Doesn't everyone want to play Peeble Beech once.

I'd like to learn how to play golf when I have the time and money.

Could anyone show me which bat to use?

Originally Posted by Adster

Ok, picture the scene, we're all wealthy as fack, money no object, our time is our own, we can travel where and when we want, and we, or most of us enjoy a round of golf. Now which course around the world and for why would you love to go home and say you've played????

I'll start. Has to be St Andrews old course, the home of golf. The road hole and the 18th running back to the hotel that some players drive the green! and not forgetting the the perfect scenery all around the area, just beautiful all round.

Lovely. Next.....

Adam, I'd like to add my vote for the Old Course. I'm a certifiable golf nut and can tell you this: there may be other courses that are more "beautiful" to the eye or "pristine" in condition or "difficult" in layout, but there is none with the tradition, history, or memorability as St. Andrews. The home of golf is where your celebratory Dinar Round should be played.

Originally Posted by investor

I'd like to learn how to play golf when I have the time and money.

Could anyone show me which bat to use?

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?