Featured Golfer's Guide Golf Courses and Golf Resorts

For 29 consecutive years the Amelia Island Plantation has been named a AAA Four Diamond Resort, reflecting the excellent standard of quality and service that sets the resort apart from its peers. Located on a barrier island in Northeast Florida, just 29 miles north of the Jacksonville International Airport, this 1350 acre property overlooks the blue waters of the Atlantic on the east and the green marshland and Intracoastal Waterway on the west.

The resort provides guests with luxury accommodations, limitless options for recreation and relaxation and an array of restaurants, capped off by 72 holes of championship golf; all in perfect harmony with nature. 

CARSON CITY, Nevada - During the days of westward expansion, settlers descended upon Carson City intent on mining for precious minerals, silver in particular. Today, Nevada's state capital is a hub of history proudly displaying its Wild West record.

To the east, large swaths of desert mark the treacherous terrain settlers had to endure to reach the city. To the west, the breathtaking Sierra Nevada Mountains loom as a gateway to the Pacific. The remnants of a storied past remain but are now joined by the trappings of modern consumerism, like Wal-Mart and McDonald's. 

The Okanagan Valley is one of the warmest regions in all of Canada. It doesn't conform to the preconceived views many have of the country that might include hockey, ice fishing and snow storms. In this part of the country golf can be played for the better part of the year.

High above Okanagan Lake is one of the newest and most spectacular layouts in all of North America, The Golf Club at The Rise; Western Canada's only Fred Couples Signature Golf Course.