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Pebble Beach cited in 'A Fantastic California Road Trip: San Francisco to Carmel'

isogood One of the most famous destinations along this route is an unincorporated community that's long been a resort destination for the well heeled, especially famous for its seven golf courses, such as Cypress Point Club, Monterey Peninsula Country Club, and Pebble Beach Golf Links, as well as the scenic 17th-Mile-Drive, meandering along the beaches and forests between Monterey and Carmel. There's a $10 fee to enter the area.   read post  

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8 top golf destinations for families

   Ko Olina Golf Club If dad (and/or mom) want to combine a family vacation with some great golfing, there are a few destinations which offer both top-notch links and a wide menu of other attractions that will appeal to the kids. So everybody's happy - after all, shouldn't that be the whole point of traveling as a family? Here among hundreds of choices across the world I offer you eight of my favorites where family travel dovetails nicely with golf travel - see if you agree, and if you…

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3 tech tips for golf fans traveling this summer

Golf fans across the globe have a lot to look forward to this summer, which starts with the 2018 US Open today in the Hamptons of Long Island, New York.If it were possible, all the fans would travel to watch the US Open and other upcoming competitions in person. However, for various reasons, watching the games from home is the available option for most fans. Unfortunately, fans traveling this Summer will lack the opportunity to watch the games in person or at home. So, what should they do for…

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  • Václav W Buriánek July 15, 2009 at 10:54pm
    I wouldn´t consider myself as a golf expert especially looking at my handicap card :-) However to golf in Czech Republic - you have a variety of over 100 golf courses from the cheapest and most uncomfortable ones to 200 dollars courses which are lokated mainly close to Prague, especially in castle districts as Karlštejn and Konopiště.

    Regarding Algarve - the most convenient about golf down there (fly to Faro and take a taxi to Vilamoura or Albufeira) is the fact you play all year round. The top season is April - June and September to November, however in the low season you find those courses perfectly ready for 50 dollars incl. free rent of buggy and golf sets. Its a mirracle to play there, but be ready there are no easy courses for total beginners there. If you have any questions, dont worry to ask. Greatings to all golfers, Vaclav from Prague
  • David Paul Appell July 15, 2009 at 10:00pm
    Hey Vaclav, so what's the lowdown on golf in the Algarve? You must be quite the expert by now!!
  • José Balido July 15, 2009 at 6:40pm
    Question for Mr. Buriánek:

    Is golf still less expensive in the Czech Republic than elsewhere in Western Europe? If so, by (roughly) what percentage? And what, in your expert opinion, is the top course in Ceská Republika?
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