~terry
Sat, Jan 11, 1997 (20:34)
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Traveling to golf courses around the world can be fun and exciting, in
this topic we talk about golf courses around the world and how to plan
a visit to them.
~terry
Sat, Jan 11, 1997 (20:41)
#1
I've heard that there's a course in Houston that has replicas of
many famous golf course holes around the world near Houston. Is
this place still going?
The best golf course I've experienced around Austin is "River Place".
It's a tough course but a lot of fun to play.
And of course, Austin hosts the annual "Legends of Golf" at the Onion
Creek Country Club.
My personal favorite is the little known Bastrop Golf Course, it's a very
easy nine hole course in a beautiful setting. And you don't lose very many
balls because of the pine needle terrain in the woods.
~mqube
Sun, Jan 12, 1997 (09:59)
#2
My "home town", Biloxi, MS used to claim to have more golf courses per capita than any place in the US. Just off hand I can think of six courses within 5 min. of my parents' place. lots of snowbirds fly in during the winter to play on Mississippi's "Golden Gulf Coast". Of course, now that Biloxi has become the "Las Vegas" of the south they may be converting some of those courses into parking lots for the Casinos.
BTW, golf is a silly game.
~terry
Sun, Jan 12, 1997 (12:32)
#3
I just updated http://www.golftravel.net and you can see a gorgeous shot
of Austin's Barton Creek Country Club.
~terry
Sun, Jan 12, 1997 (13:01)
#4
New! A place to "talk tiger":
http://www.spring.com/yapp-bin/public/read/sports/31
~terry
Thu, Jan 23, 1997 (07:53)
#5
What kinds of boats are popular? And how rough is the water around Curacao?