Located equidistant between Savannah and Jacksonville, the greater Brunswick destination offers a mixture of golfing options that, along with some local ‘cue, is sure to fill a golfer’s want.
The state capital has become the nation’s 12th largest city, but clutches its deep roots. And that’s a good reason to stay and play — as well as eat and listen — what the “weird” city has to offer.
While black jackets and pink stilettos sound like the sartorial choices of a big city socialite, to Jimmie James, they’re symbols of the bonds forged over rounds of golf across Kiawah Island.
Long known for being one of the Midwest’s entertainment hot spots that offers a little bit of everything for everyone, the Ozarks destination has emerged as the golf equivalent.
Known for being a destination where value plays are abundant, South Carolina’s Grand Strand holds its own with the high-end big boys.
Golfing, casinos, restaurants, bars, lounges and spas. If you’re thinking Las Vegas, think again – you’ll find all these things and more in Mississippi.
While the short course dates back to the 19th century, the concept is gaining momentum as more players take up the game and more marquee designers get involved.
