Golf

Golf In Hawaii

It's difficult to concentrate when playing golf in Hawaii. Try and focus on your swing and not the beautiful, lava-lined fairways and palm tree speckled greens. Ignore the crystal blue waters and the sound of waves just beyond the sand trap. Try and forget that you’re playing on one of the most beautiful golf courses you’ve ever played. It may take a few holes, but you’ll get used to it.

With some of Hawaii’s most impressive courses to choose from, some designed by the biggest names in golf, the islands are known as the "Golf Capital of Hawaii." Discover courses along the Kohala Coast, such as the Jack Nicklaus designed Hualalai Golf Course, the championship Francis H. Ii Brown courses of the Mauna Lani Resort and the Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed courses at Mauna Kea Resort. Not to be outdone, play the two courses of the Waikoloa Beach Resort designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and the Ocean Course and Mountain Course of the Kona Country Club. Discover a variety of other hidden gems throughout Hawaii Island and play among the striking contrasts of lush green fairways, pure white sand bunkers, jet-black lava flows and turquoise Pacific waters. Slice one off the tee box and you can always blame it on Hawaii Island. Views like this should justify a mulligan or two.

Golf In Mexico

With over 160 golf courses in its vast territory, it is not surprising that Mexico is considered by those who love this sport as one of their favorite destinations to play this sport. Currently, there are many tourist destinations in Mexico offering this sport as one of its attractions and of the most exclusive experiences for their visitors.

If you love golf, you will be very pleased to know that you will find courses where you can play across all of the country, as well as deals, if you are someone just starting in this sport. Every year various golf tournaments in the amateur category are held in Mexico. These tournaments are very popular and include the participations of golf fans from all over the world.

Enjoy the beauty of golf courses in Baja California, framed by the beautiful Sea of Cortes. Or practice this sport in courses deep in the jungles of Puerto Vallarta or in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Morelos. Go further south and play golf while you enjoy the beautiful landscapes provided by destinations such as Campeche, Riviera Maya, Cozumel and Cancun, where some of the most important golf course designers such as Jack Nicklaus, Pete Dye and Robert Von Hagge have left their footprint.

Golf in The Caribbean

The Caribbean has some of the world's most beautiful and challenging golf courses, and hosts many major and local tournaments. Most courses have in-season and off-season prices, as well as guest and non-guest prices (many courses are part of resorts or hotels) and member and non-member prices. Some of the more famous require carts and a mandatory caddy. Most offer club rentals. You should always call, email, or visit a specific courses website (if available) for the latest information, greens fees and tee times. - See more at: http://www.caribbean-on-line.com/golf/

The Caribbean has always been a popular golf course, but today there are more choices than ever for golfers. The Dominican Republic has emerged as one of the world's best golf destinations -- Casa de Campo's Teeth of the Dog course is listed as #35 in the world by Golf Magazine, for example -- and you can even find golf in such unusual destinations as Cuba and Haiti. So pack your clubs for your next trip to the Caribbean and experience firsthand the fun of playing golf under the tropical sun!