Showing posts with label golf vacation package. Show all posts
Showing posts with label golf vacation package. Show all posts

10/22/2010

Accommodations

Golf is obviously a major factor when planning a golf getaway. Striking the right balance between cost, challenge, and scenery that fits your personal preference is important when choosing which courses to play.

But it’s not the only thing that determines the success of the getaway. Where you stay has the potential to make or break the vacation. Again, finding the right balance between cost and luxury is important, as are factors such as distance to golf courses—is driving a long distance to play golf worth your while, or would you rather be close to your destination? Amenities play an important role, too: hot tubs and pools offer relaxation opportunities after a long golf game, and access to a putting green is an excellent way to warm up your game before heading out.

Brett/Robinson’s various condos offer many golf-related advantages: they’re close to exceptional Gulf golf courses, several have putting greens (and other amenities), and, of course, the company offers golf packages.

Visit the Brett/Robinson website for more information.

9/10/2010

Fitting In with Golf

The great thing about golf these days is anyone can do it: men and women, old people and young people, the wealthy and the not-so-wealthy. It fits in with pretty much any lifestyle…and any vacation style.

However you layout your vacation plans, you can likely fit golf into the equation, if you want to. (And if you’re visiting the Gulf Shores/Orange Beach area, you will want to.) Obvious examples include the “mancation” and buddies’ trips—golf is almost always considered a priority among men. Planning an activity-oriented getaway? Golf is an excellent activity to add to the mix. Trying to keep things low-key and relaxed? Many people consider golf to be the ultimate relaxation pastime. Girls’ getaway? Exercise that girl power on the golf course!

Tie it all up with a Brett/Robinson golf package and you’ve got a nicely planned vacation (and an official vacation-golfer status).