We can never forget CORALLES (Domenican Rep),please!!!

Isn't tom Watson the pro emeritus at greenbrier?

While I play tennis and golf and travel thousands of miles and pay thousands of dollars to play golf but why would anybody do that to play tennis?

Have you considered Reynolds Lake Oconee in Georgia. It hosts 5 golf courses as well as a 14 Tennis courts of various surfaces. The tennis center is a PBI teaching facility. For accommodations a Ritz Carlton hotel as well as many condos are available.

Mauna Kea on Hawaii's big island has a fun golf course as well as a top-notch tennis facility - all within steps of its amazing beachside setting.

For something a bit more laid back how about Montage Palmetto Bluff? Brand new five star inn and villas, hard courts with a dedicated tennis clubhouse, Nicklaus golf course regularly voted amongst the best in South Carolina and just a lovely 15-20 minute boat ride away from Harbour Town. Horse trails, shooting club, hiking, fishing when you get bored of golf and tennis...

Gerry,
call me on the villas
516-428-2363

Sea Pines Resort at Hilton Head has to be a strong candidate for the list.

On the golf front Harbour Town reopens Sptember 28th, Heron Point by Pete Dye has matured into an excellent test and Davis Love is about to redesign The Ocean Course. Two fabulous new clubhouses ( and a new beach club).......and maybe best of all teaching pro Tim Cooke and his new learning center.

Great tennis facilities headlined by Stan Smith....and as others point out van der meer tennis facility close by.

Ritz Carlton Reserve in Puerto Rico is also a great option. With three Robert Trent Jones Sr golf tracks and hard court and clay tennis courts. It has a great spa and a great beach club. No passport required for travel.