The Ledges has matured into an excellent stay-and-play golf community in St. George. More than 85 vacation rental homes have been built since 2014. They’re ideal for buddies trips or vacations with other couples. Full kitchens, outdoor patios with BBQs and rooms with their own bathrooms are all part of the luxuries. The club's Fish Rock Grille…
The White Mountain Hotel & Resort welcomes guests with mountain accommodations, tasty cuisine and classy amenities, including an outdoor heated pool and hot tub, fitness center, Finnish Sauna and massage room. The Hale's Location Golf Course might be the state's top nine-hole course. As for the dining, choose from the Ledges Restaurant or the…
The Sebasco Harbor Resort spreads out across 550 acres near tidal estuaries on the rocky mid-coast of Maine less than an hour north of Portland. Founded in 1930, the 133-room resort offers spa suites, the Lighthouse, Main Lodge and cottages. Both restaurants, the Pilot House and The Ledges, serve up waterfront dining. Enjoy the day with sailing or…
In Branson, country music stars like the Gatlin Brothers; Shoji Tabuchi, who plays a mean fiddle; and "Mr. Banjo" Buck Trent of "Hee Haw" and "The Roy Clark Show," play to packed houses. Off stage, they trade in their cowboy boots for golf shoes to perform on another "stage," the golf course. The stars tee up at Branson Creek, Murder Rock, LedgeStone Country Club, Thousand Hills Golf Resort and other top Branson-area courses.
Golf Advisor reviewers had a busy year in Illinois in 2014. From Chicagoland to downstate courses, we've found the top 20 in the state as rated by golfers.
A golf vacation to the Big Island doesn't have to be all birdies and bogeys. The sheer size and diversity of the island's many landscapes and ecosystems offers so much to explore off the golf course. Whether it's by land, sea or air, pick your pleasure -- and you'll treasure them all on Hawaii Island. Jason Scott Deegan has more.
The top golf courses in Illinois in 2016, compiled using your ratings and reviews, feature the best courses in Chicago, plus downstate and western side.
Going to Hawaii, Arizona, Palm Springs or South Florida in the winter is, for the most part, a pretty expensive proposition. But those are far from the only options for golfers who dream of teeing it up when much of the country is covered with snow.
Opened in 2006, The Ledges Golf Club offers championship golf with stunning views of the surrounding sandstone mountains, reminiscent of the area's nearby national and state parks. Conditions here are top-notch, and even more impressive, of course, are the views.
They no longer play the PGA Tour's Humana Challenge (formerly the Bob Hope Classic) at SilverRock Resort in La Quinta, California, but that doesn't mean SilverRock has become irrelevant. In fact, the Arnold Palmer design, which opened in 2005, remains one of the premier playgrounds in the Coachella Valley. The fairways skirt deep bunkering, the desert landscape, and most impressively, the Santa Rosa Mountains. It takes extra effort to play golf and not to get caught up in their grandeur.
Legend Golf & Safari Resort's Signature Course -- which shares the backcountry with exotic creatures including zebras, antelope and birds -- is the epitome of "golf in the bush" in South Africa. Located in Limpopo, less than three hours from Johannesburg -- the course also boasts one of golf's most amazing experiences: an "Extreme 19th hole" where golfers ride in a helicopter to a tee box up on Hanglip Mountain.
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