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Many buyers interested in Summerville, SC real estate want to live either on a golf course or in a golfing community. This article discusses the three golf communities in Summerville. written by Lee Keadle
With four golfing communities, Mount Pleasant SC boasts some of the best (and most popular) golf courses in Charleston. I have included in this article information about Dunes West, Rivertowne Country Club, Charleston National, and Snee Farm. written by RE Writer
A good neighborhood is something that everyone wants. Golf homes are often in master-planned communities, many of which are gated. Security in the form of neighborhood watches is not uncommon and many communities actually employ security personnel. Golf communities often host social events that foster a community spirit; consequently security in the neighborhood is increased. For people concerned with their security, emphasizing the safety of such a neighborhood is an excellent marketing angle. written by Murray Jennings
I have played the game of golf for years and my handicap hovered around the 18 - 20 mark. Some days I played to a 12 or so then the next time I would come down to earth with a bump shooting in the 90’s. Then one day I picked up a magazine which promised to lower my handicap (don’t they all) so as usual I would read it even though in the back of my mind I knew I was probably lining someone’s pocket in search of a miracle. This article was different though. IT WORKED. written by Lee Keadle
With at least one golf course in 12 of the 16 Charleston areas, this historic port city has a lot to offer golfers. Learn more!
written by Alex Weidmann
Appreciate the Beauty - Golf courses are typically beautiful places. Manicured grass, stately trees, pristine lakes - on the course I always take a moment to appreciate just how beautiful it is. I need to do this in my everyday life as well. We are surrounded by wonders everyday - I need to take a moment to appreciate the beauty in my life. written by Josh Sloan
Golf course fronting estates became popular in the 1980s, and have since become a common feature of suburban America. Golf-front living can offer some excellent benefits such as outstanding views, having access to your favorite hobby in an instant, a quality home in a safe neighborhood of other quality homes, and, most often, like-minded neighbors. However, there are also some draw-backs. Deciding what is right for you means getting informed and analyzing your priorities. written by Martyn Davis
France has become a top destination for golfers, and from Biarritz to Brittany, France can offer a great variety of uncrowded golf courses, which are suitable from the novice to the more experienced golfer. written by Keith Lutz
Charlotte has no shortage of golf courses; in fact an avid golfer could probably play a different course everyday for months. Sometimes it's nice just to work on your putting technique without having to go anywhere. I know I practice on the living room carpet, others pull out those portable putting greens. Wouldn't it be great to have a private putting green, right in your own backyard? written by Savannah Durbin
Overview of a few common errors that beginners make in their short game, and offers ways of preventing these errors from occurring. written by Savannah Durbin
Overview of a few common errors that beginners make, and offers ways to avoid these errors. written by Rob Pike
A common problem that beginner golfers have on their downswing is properly transferring their bodyweight from the back foot to the front. written by Cyndi Gerken
Initially gaining popularity with elite golfers in the 50s and 60s, golf carts are now making their way into all sorts of unlikely places. Employees in airports, warehouses, movie sets and resorts have all gotten mobile with golf carts over the past decade. written by James Murray
When golfing in Kelowna The Pandosy Inn is a Kelowna Motel and is located right in the heart of Okanagan Mission Area. The Pandosy Inn is one of those hard to find gems that not everyone has a chance to experience. written by Randall Ulbricht
Use your mind to slash strokes from your golf score in less than a week. written by Randall Ulbricht
Use your mind to slash strokes from your golf score in less than a week. written by Rod Ritchie
There are so many golfing destinations to choose from, but these five hot destinations are attracting lots of interest. Innovative new courses and excellent facilities in Turkey, Cyprus, Tunisia, Argentina, and British Colombia have created excitement in the golfing world. The attractions include a range of challenging courses, all year round golf, and surrounds that are more exotic than more traditional golfing destinations. written by Rod Ritchie
Europe’s winter can be down time for less intrepid golfers, and many avoid the winter chill and opt for a golfing holiday in southern destinations. Whether it’s a trip to the nearby Canary Islands or Cyprus, or a longer journey to Mauritius, a relaxing game of golf in the sunshine is the perfect antidote to the winter blues. Just imagine, in just a few hours you could be on a green with the sun on your back. written by Rod Ritchie
South Africa’s courses offer some of the world's best golfing and the climate is ideal for golf year-round. Many of the courses have featured on both the European PGA Tour, as well as the local Sunshine Tour. Compiling a list of the top ten courses will be contentious, but here goes. written by andrew dimmelow
Learning the basics of playing golf for free is very simple. As a means of getting you started, I will give you a few quick ideas right now. written by Karen Lovendahl
Among lush scenery, exotic wildlife, and fine beaches are five of the most adventuresome, challenging, and unique golf courses in the world. Enjoy 18 holes of naturally-constructed obstacles and perfect weather at any of Costa Rica’s unforgettable golf courses, including the exclusive Melia Cariari. written by Rod Ritchie
Golf holidaying with a family presents its own special challenges. Keeping non-golfers in the family happy and feeling like they are having a real holiday, while at the same time getting your fill of golf, is worth that bit of extra travel planning. The following European golf resort holiday destinations are perfect for family holidays. written by Rod Ritchie
Next time you have a feeling of déjà vu about planning your European golf holiday destination, consider one of these three exotic destinations and encounter different cultures, stunning resorts, and plenty of golfing action. They contrast European golf resorts, but they also differ between themselves: Mauritius with its tropical island charm; Tunisia offering North African culture; and Turkey as a civilization crossroad. written by Rod Ritchie
Spain is well known for its stunning golf courses and the country represents great holiday value combined with excellent year-round weather. Golf enthusiasts looking to combine their love of the sport with a perfect holiday destination, could consider these ten top Spanish golf holiday courses. written by Mike Rad
It's the shot that drives most golfers mad with frustration when they miss. But now one of the UK's leading mind coaches believes he has the answer to helping golfers hole short putts. written by Rod Ritchie
If you're looking for a golfing holiday, where great value is as important as great golf, then fly to Faro International Airport, rent a car, and drive to southern Portugal and nearby Spain. written by Rod Ritchie
This year, avoid the winter chill and opt for an island golfing holiday in the sun. Your winter escape is easy to plan – just choose a destination and book your flights and hotels through a reputable golf holiday specialist. written by Rod Ritchie
The Algarve, in Southern Portugal, with its year-round sunshine, miles of golden sand beaches, and picturesque villages, has become one of Europe’s most popular golfing destinations. written by
A description of available training aids for golfers who want to improve their game. written by
Learning the terminology isn’t necessary to playing a good game, but it probably is necessary to enjoying play with friends. << previous page 1 2 next page>> |
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