Florida has some wonderful golf courses that make it a popular
attraction for golf vacations. Florida is well known as a tourist
destination for the many attractions it has apart from its golf courses.
As a result, you can opt for golf packages that put you up in resorts
located close to golf courses as well as the nearby attractions. You can
take your whole family along on a vacation to Florida and while you
enjoy the port, your family can enjoy themselves engaged in other
activities. The climate of Florida too is very pleasant for the perfect
vacation.
The St.Lucie port in Florida is a popular golf destination for its warm ambiance and great hotel service. The Hotel Golf Paradise at the P.G.A village at a rate of less than $200 per night offers a great stay-and-play golf package. There are several other golf courses that are included in the top lists of the famous golf magazines like Golf Digest, Golf World, and Golf Range Magazine. The resort offers access to the Dye course, the Ryder Course and the Wanamaker course. Over 1300 P.G.A professionals play in these courses every year and several world championship golf tournaments are held in these very courses. Vacation in these resorts is also quite cost effective and thus well within your budget.
The Dye course designed by Pete Dye is an 18 hole course consisting of Bermuda grass and measures up to 7150 yards; a par 72 golf course. The Dye course has many bumps and small hills which pose to be a challenge to skilled golfers. Originally opened in 1999, the course was developed on wetlands that create an open bowl effect and add to the scenic beauty if the course.
The famous Ryder Course built by Tom Fazio won the Audubon's signature status award in the year 1996 and offers great deals of golf hotel packages. The golf course underwent renovation after which it was reopened in October 2006. The bunkers were altered to make it more challenging while major portion of the greens were lowered. Before its renovation, it was originally known as the North Course. It was renamed after its reopening after renovation.
The third famous stay-and-play golf package offered by P.G.A village Florida is at the Wanamaker Course.
Rodman Wanamaker after whom the course has been named is the department store magnate. He founded the Professional Golf Association in the year 1916. Among the three courses offered by the resort, this is known to be the toughest. This course too was reopened in the year 2006 in which golfers can choose from a larger course or a smaller one. The larger course measures about 7102 yards while the shorter measures 4960 yards.
Apart from these famous courses, golfers on vacation can also visit the P.G.A Center for Golf Learning and Performance. Here, people can gain valuable information and instructions on the sport. There is a museum nearby where one can have a look at the 4 championship trophies and many other historical information on golf.
The St.Lucie port in Florida is a popular golf destination for its warm ambiance and great hotel service. The Hotel Golf Paradise at the P.G.A village at a rate of less than $200 per night offers a great stay-and-play golf package. There are several other golf courses that are included in the top lists of the famous golf magazines like Golf Digest, Golf World, and Golf Range Magazine. The resort offers access to the Dye course, the Ryder Course and the Wanamaker course. Over 1300 P.G.A professionals play in these courses every year and several world championship golf tournaments are held in these very courses. Vacation in these resorts is also quite cost effective and thus well within your budget.
The Dye course designed by Pete Dye is an 18 hole course consisting of Bermuda grass and measures up to 7150 yards; a par 72 golf course. The Dye course has many bumps and small hills which pose to be a challenge to skilled golfers. Originally opened in 1999, the course was developed on wetlands that create an open bowl effect and add to the scenic beauty if the course.
The famous Ryder Course built by Tom Fazio won the Audubon's signature status award in the year 1996 and offers great deals of golf hotel packages. The golf course underwent renovation after which it was reopened in October 2006. The bunkers were altered to make it more challenging while major portion of the greens were lowered. Before its renovation, it was originally known as the North Course. It was renamed after its reopening after renovation.
The third famous stay-and-play golf package offered by P.G.A village Florida is at the Wanamaker Course.
Rodman Wanamaker after whom the course has been named is the department store magnate. He founded the Professional Golf Association in the year 1916. Among the three courses offered by the resort, this is known to be the toughest. This course too was reopened in the year 2006 in which golfers can choose from a larger course or a smaller one. The larger course measures about 7102 yards while the shorter measures 4960 yards.
Apart from these famous courses, golfers on vacation can also visit the P.G.A Center for Golf Learning and Performance. Here, people can gain valuable information and instructions on the sport. There is a museum nearby where one can have a look at the 4 championship trophies and many other historical information on golf.
At Premier Golf we believe that each trip is unique and should be the perfect combination of accommodations, transportation, golf and other activities. With each trip we customize, it is our goal to create a lifelong memory. Visit Premier Golf for more information on stay and play golf packages and PGA village Florida.
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