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Date: 04 Mar 2007 01:05:57
From: Romeo
Subject: Advice on first trip to Hilton Head
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I am going to be taking my first trip to Hilton Head, SC next week for
a full week of golf and am looking for some advice from anyone thats
gone to that area.
I am about a 12 handicap. My wife does Ok on shorter courses and we
are going with a couple that is somewhat new to golf.
So I am interested in any shorter courses, also sort of open courses
that are a bit longer but not really tight with wider fairways.
Also I would like to play a round or two on one of the championship
courses by myself. Just wondering which would are most recommended/
And if anyone knows any other hidden gems within driving range please
pass them along/
Thank you in advance
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Date: 05 Mar 2007 09:22:26
From: Miss Anne Thrope
Subject: Re: Advice on first trip to Hilton Head
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South Carolina?
Bring a book with you.
It will freak out the natives.
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Date: 04 Mar 2007 22:11:03
From: Jimbo
Subject: Re: Advice on first trip to Hilton Head
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I vacationed here for 20 years before retiring here lasy year
On Island: Any of the Port Royal courses - one is pretty tight but all are
short and don't get much play. Also, try the Robert Trent Jones at Palmetto
Dunes.
Off Island (Bluffton): Try Old South or Island West
Really Off Island: The Legend at Paris Island - really great course -
cheap - right on the ine basic training facility - bring ID
Everybody knows Harbourtown - for $350 - not a great deal though. Try
Palmetto Hall (Arthur Hills), Ocean (at Sea Pines) or Crescent Point for a
real test
Enjoy !!
"Romeo" <123@4567.com > wrote in message
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>I am going to be taking my first trip to Hilton Head, SC next week for
> a full week of golf and am looking for some advice from anyone thats
> gone to that area.
>
> I am about a 12 handicap. My wife does Ok on shorter courses and we
> are going with a couple that is somewhat new to golf.
>
> So I am interested in any shorter courses, also sort of open courses
> that are a bit longer but not really tight with wider fairways.
>
> Also I would like to play a round or two on one of the championship
> courses by myself. Just wondering which would are most recommended/
>
> And if anyone knows any other hidden gems within driving range please
> pass them along/
>
> Thank you in advance
>
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Date: 04 Mar 2007 23:10:50
From: Otto
Subject: Re: Advice on first trip to Hilton Head
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Bring LOTS of money.
Otto
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