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Exciting Stay & Play Package Highlighted by Round of Golf on Newly Refined Pete Dye Design; 3-Night Stay Includes Complimentary Round.
The PGA Golf Club, in Port St. Lucie, Fla., home to 54-holes of Championship golf, the prestigious PGA Learning Center and PGA Historical Center, unveiled in conjunction with the recent grand re-opening of the 18-hole restoration of the Dye Course, the "To Dye Fore" golf package. On the heels of famed architect Pete Dye refining his original links style design, The PGA Golf Club is now offering golfers a unique 3-day, 3-night "Stay and Play" option at one of the premier golf facilities in the country through travel partner Golfpac.
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PGA
National Resort and Spa, a premier golf resort destination in South Florida,
today announced a variety of Winter Golf Packages for the Winter 2007/2008 golf
season. These packages are part of a larger initiative to offer more
value-laden golf packages to guests than any other golf resort in the
U.S. With over 90 holes of championship golf, including the famed
Champion course home to the PGA Tour's Honda Classic, PGA National Resort and
Spa is able to create memorable golf moments for all resort guests regardless
of skill level.
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On October 1, 2007, the Biltmore Hotel, one of
the top golf resorts in South Florida, will
unveil its newly restored golf course following a comprehensive enrichment
program. Built in 1925, the classic 18-hole, par 71 course was the creation of
the legendary Donald Ross, one of the most revered golf course architects in
the history of the game.
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Doral Golf Resort & Spa, A Marriott Resort, one of the world's
premier golf destinations, today unveiled three new golf packages for the 2007
summer season. Highlighting these new specials are the Summer Solstice SLAM
Package and the Blue Monster Day Package, both designed to highlight the
enhanced Great White Golf Course, and the famed Blue Monster Golf Course, home
of the 2007 CA World Golf Championship.
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 Spring and summer may not be the ideal seasons in
which to take a Florida
golf vacation, but if you want to play exceptional golf courses at deeply
discounted rates, they sure are.
Case in point: The PGA Village in Port. St. Lucie,
the resort built by the PGA of America "to
make world-class golf accessible to everyone." And on those
two fronts, "world-class" and "accessible," it succeeds,
especially this time of year.
There are three courses here: two, bold,
big-shouldered layouts by Tom Fazio circa 1996 and an ambitious Pete Dye design
that opened in 2000. All are challenging and fun to play. There's also a
35-acre PGA Learning Center,
which easily ranks as one of the best teaching/practice facilities in the
country.
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