Taking your game on the road is one of the great pleasures of golf. Whether it’s a buddy trip or a couples outing, the opportunity to visit other parts of the country, sample some terrific golf courses and pamper yourself for a few days should be on every golfer’s calendar. Our destination this week is […]
The area promises a memorable pilgrimage for those who love golf, but also for anyone who enjoys being outdoors on perfect, extra-long summer days.
Many people think of Canada in terms or French, English or First Nations but that doesn’t do justice to many other nations and ethic groups that helped build this country and still maintain a connection with their ancestral culture.
This summer, Golf PEI’s Sam MacPhail and Ben King took on a day-long journey to conquer one hole at each of Golf PEI’s 18 golf courses.
“Stan walked this property for about 3 or 4 months, routing the course and picking out over 100 par 3 green sites. Once he got those, away he went.”
There’s no end to the ways you can slice and dice the golf courses in this province to produce a plan to take your game on the road. The stories you can tell, the friends you’ll make, and the non-golf experiences will be fantastic.
Despite what the groundhog says, the last weeks of winter drag interminably and even when it does arrive, spring weather often isn’t anything to get excited about.
With the Loonie trading below $0.70 US, maybe this is the year to stay home and discover some of the wonderful golf that Canada has to offer.
A first time visit to the DR showed what a spectacular golf destination it is and made me wonder why I waited so long to make the trip.
