What are the best Walt Disney World resorts for golfers?
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I'd say any of the Magic Kingdom Resorts at Walt Disney World- Disney's Contemporary Resort, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort, Disney's Polynesian Resort, and Disney's Wilderness Lodge. Walt Disney World has five Championship golf courses, four of which are located in the area of these Resorts- Magnolia, Palm, Osprey Ridge, and Eagle Pines. The Lake Buena Vista golf course is located near Downtown Disney. Magnolia, Palm, and Lake Buena Vista are rated 4 out of 5 stars by Golf Digest. Osprey Ridge and Eagle Pines are rated 4 1/2 out of 5. Each of the Magic Kingdom Resorts is beautiful and specially themes. Disney's Contemporary, Grand Floridian, and Polynesian Resorts are Monorail Resorts, which is very convenient. The Contemporary Resort has a futuristic theme. It's one of Disney's original Resorts, along with the Polynesian. The Resort has great dining options and views of the Magic Kingdom Park. Disney's Grand Floridian Resort is the most expensive of all the Resorts and has a Victorian theme. There are excellent dining options here, a spa, and rooms have views of the lagoon and Magic Kingdom. Disney's Polynesian Resort is my favorite out of all Disney's Resorts! This is where I always stay. The Resort grounds are so beautiful and tropical-looking. There's palms and exotic plants everywhere, streams running through and around the Resort, lizards and bunnies around the grounds, a beautiful white-sand beach, two pools, one with a volcano in it, and so much more, including a couple great restaurants and a Polynesian luau dinner show! The Resort is so gorgeous! Rooms have views of the Seven Seas Lagoon and the Magic Kingdom. It's within close distance to the golf courses on property, and if you stay at a Disney Resort, they'll provide transportation.\n\nHope this helps!
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Ernie Els and Annika Sorenstam would be my choices. They are both great golfers, proven winners and yet they are also really personable and soft spoken people as well. Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus are probably the two greatest golfing legends, but they are probably a bit too competetive for what would preferably be a nice day out on the course. Tom Watson is also someone I would enjoy playing with I think.
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Here ya go.\nhttp://marcoisland.org/golf.htm
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Here's a good one:\n\nhttp://www.weteachgolf.com/
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Mickelson  $5 billion\nhttp://www.destinies.com/pdf/Simply_One_Of_The_Best%20In_The_Game.pdf\n\nTiger $1 billion\nhttp://www.golfdigest.com/features/index.ssf?/features/gd200602top502.html
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The best place is www.TGW.com or www.Golf Galaxy.com
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Apply at a golf course.
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Go to www.playgolfamerica.com enter the zip code and it will display a list of programs in your area
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If you're gonna be in Nova Scotia, make sure you spend some time on Cape Breton -- closest vistas to Ireland you'll see on this continent.\n\nNever played the course (just bought the shirt) so I don't know what the holes are like, but the area around Cape Breton Highlands has tremendous views.\n\nhttp://www.highlandslinksgolf.com/welcome.html
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Go here for reviews:\n\nhttp://www.golfdigest.com/hotlist
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Horesback riding, golf (signature courses as well as par 3 and mini golf).  There are night time light shows, swimming, fishing hiking, horseback riding, paddle boats "fine" dining (which I didn't find that great).  In the winter there is skiing also.\n\nI'm sure you've seen the website:\nhttp://www.oglebay-resort.com/\n\nI've been there.  It's nice for a state run "resort".
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Head up north to the Laurentians lots of cool towns and mountains spas and boutique shopping.also alot of quality golf courses  in these areas.
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http://www.alton-towers.co.uk/resort/\n\nis the best place, its their site!
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I live in the suburbs of Detroit, so I 've been to them all. MGM Grand Detroit is my personal favorite. It seems to have the best odds. Motor City is second in terms of odds, they have 5 floors of gambling and Texas Hold 'Em. Greektown Casino is good as well, although the slots seem very tight. They also have Texas Hold 'Em and also have many $5 tables and diffrent games like War. Out of Detroit there is Soaring Eagle in Mt. Pleasant near the center of Michigan, it is a Indian casino, and seems very tight. Not one of my favorites. But they do have a hotel, and many shows. \nAcross the detroit river into Canada in Casino Windsor. A very nice casino, they have the most player rewards, along with a giant buffet, hotel, shows, etc. They also have Texas Hold 'Em. When the money exchange is good, this is the best place to go.
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If you know where the Awase Golf course is at then you are almost there. Drive staight past the golf course(with the gold cousre being on your left side.Go through two traffic lights. After passing the second traffic light you will come to a fork in the road. Stay to the left and then make your immediate right. You will start to go down a huge hill. You will see all the hotels on your left and right side. They are completly covered with lights. Some look kinda old, but the inside is well worth it. You can expect to pay about 3,000 yen for two hours. There are many different hotels with many different themes.\nGood Luck and Enjoy!!
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I suggest doing a search in either palm springs/palm desert area or scottsdale area.  These are two great markets for condo's located on golf courses.
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This really depends on what you are looking for in your package, where to stay, etc. Disneyland has some great prices for on property resorts and even lower prices for off property. I suggest staying onsite, just because it will give you a better experience. But there are some nice places to stay off site if your budget doesn't allow. \n\nDisneyland has a few specials running right now. Kids fly free with an adult ticket, kids play free (free tickets for kids) or everyone plays at kids rate (lower adult admission). You can also add on the dining plan to your stay.\n\nIt really will vary on how much you will spend. Without the number of nights, ages, days of tickets, etc. I can't get you a better idea. \n\nIf you need some more help I would suggest contacting a travel agency. I always use a travel agent and they are aboslutely wonderful. I use http://www.mousetrips.com/ and they are absolutely wonderful. They have the same prices as Disney. But they will help you so much that it is unbelieveable. They will book all your dining and anything else you need. They will help you to plan the best possible trip. They are experts with Disney and have a ton of knowledge on the parks, tickets, resorts, etc. They will take good care of you. There is no fee for their service and they will really help you to get the most out of your vacation for the lowest possible price.\n\nI hope this helps!