Las Vegas Golf

Las Vegas is celebrated the world over as the entertainment capital of the world. It is a magical place that conjures up visions of unbridled hedonism and promise of so much fun that wasting a moment there seems insane. Now adding a feather in its cap, Las Vegas has gained popularity as one of the most unbelievable golf vacation destinations of North America.

There are scores of golf courses dotting the length and breadth of the region, designed by the best architects in the world such as Arnold Palmer, Gary Panks, Ed Seay, Johnny Miller, Jack Nicklaus, Pete Dye, Greg Nash, Tom Fazio and Billy Casper amongst others. While all of these courses offer good golf, some are

unique and offer an unforgettable time. Most of these courses are built on expensive desert or urban property and are on par with the best golf resorts in the world.

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Las Vegas is celebrated the world over as the entertainment capital of the world. It is a magical place that conjures up visions of unbridled hedonism and promise of so much fun that wasting a moment there seems insane. Now adding a feather in its cap, Las Vegas has gained popularity as one of the most unbelievable golf vacation destinations of North America.

There are scores of golf courses dotting the length and breadth of the region, designed by the best architects in the world such as Arnold Palmer, Gary Panks, Ed Seay, Johnny Miller, Jack Nicklaus, Pete Dye, Greg Nash, Tom Fazio and Billy Casper amongst others. While all of these courses offer good golf, some are

unique and offer an unforgettable time. Most of these courses are built on expensive desert or urban property and are on par with the best golf resorts in the world.

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On your next Las Vegas vacation, buy a designer event. No, not a fashion designer. Play a round of golf at one of the Las Vegas golf courses designed by famous golf architects. Who might they be? Let’s review who designed several of the famous Las Vegas golf courses.

For starters, the Paiute Resort in Las Vegas offers the unique beauty of a South Nevada desert golf course at the foothills of the Spring Mountains. Designed by world-reknowned Peter Dye, the three golf courses at this resort offer challenging holes and wild scenery. For example, the Snow Mountain course is marked with railroad ties and water hazards that compliment the lush fairways among the natural desert terrain. Golf Digest

named Snow Mountain as the “Number One Public Access Course in Nevada.” The Sun Mountain Course and the Wolf Course at Paiute Golf Resort offer similar, amazing rounds.

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Many golfers may be surprised to learn that golf apparel, could easily be categorized as golf equipment. Back in the time when golf was more of a social gathering rather than a major sport, fashion on the course took front and center and the attire made the player. Tightly pressed knickers, Argyle sweater vests, and knee-high stockings were found everywhere yet they really did not offer much in the comfort department.

During the 1970’s as golf was picking steam, and some of the best golfers in history were in their highlight of careers the apparel was in a transformation stage. Gone were the regular sighting of knickers, and in were the thin comfortable slacks that allowed for more breath

ability. Short sleeve golf shirts were increasingly more popular, and at this point were not shunned by the Tour or the Club’s policies on attire.

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Amelia Island is an old-fashioned, Victorian, seaport destination located just 30 miles north of Jacksonville, Florida. The 13 miles of grand coastline hosts several luxurious places to stay.

For a feel of history combined with modern conveniences, visitors might choose to stay at the Amelia Island Plantation. Built in harmony with nature, the Amelia Island Plantation offers world-class golf while preserving the habitats and marshes indigenous to the island.

The Plantation offers 4 distinctly different 18-hole golf opportunities, all of which are available to visitors. Instruction is available at three of the four courses, including family lessons. World-class tennis opportunities are also available at Amelia Island Plantation. Even if you are not personally into golf or tennis or if

you are accompanying a golf player, there are plenty of other leisure opportunities available at the Plantation. Nature walks and classes, aquatics, shopping, fine dining, an active nightlife, biking, fishing, or lazing on the property s beachfront are all activities found at the Amelia Island Plantation. There is also a spa and salon on site offering a variety of styles of massage (some exotic, others romantic), yoga, body treatments, facials, hydrotherapy, and hair and nail styling. For more information about the Amelia Island Plantation, call 1.877.843.7722.

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