Golfing holidays

Planning a Golf Holiday? Here at Travelbeen we have searched our extensive travel only web site and have come up with a few ideas.


If you are looking to travel locally you may want to check out the Go Golfing web page. You can purchase discount golf vouchers for the golf course of your choice. All you have to do is select your preferred golf course, call the course to arrange your tee times and then print your Golf Vouchers on-line. It is that simple.
Go Golfing is Australia's biggest golf event, holiday and tour company. They have a team of experienced event managers and travel professionals to guarantee you the best rates and uncompromising service for all your golf and holiday needs.



Australian Tours for Sport (ATFS)

ATFS is a sports specialist travel agency that deals exclusively in packages and tickets to major sporting events. It has been operating since 1992. They carry packages and tickets for the US Masters.


Looking for tickets to The 2009 Australian PGA Championship? Then the Official site of Coolum Beach on the Sunshine Coast will be a great source of information and tickets. The Australian PGA Championship is played at the Hyatt Regency Coolum, which boasts a superbly challenging and very beautiful 18 hole course. The scenery of this course is stunning. Each hole has its own uniqueness - rolling linksland type holes run beside the Pacific Ocean, and the woodland holes are set in groves of native melaleuca and eucalyptus trees, parkland and rainforest.

If you are wanting to see the home of golf then St Andrews is your destination.
The Official Golf site of Scotland's National Tourism Organisation is a wealth of information. It can be found at Golf - Visit Scotland and has information on Scottish golf courses, Scotland’s regional golf passes, golfing events in Scotland, up to date Scottish golf news, details of golf operators, accommodation information for weekend golf breaks and itinerary suggestions for your trip.




Staying with the Scottish theme, another site that is worth a look is the Tourism Board of Ayrshire and Arran. It not only focus on golf in the region, which apparently boasts over 40 outstanding courses, but it also gives a great synopsis of the beautiful scenery, fascinating history, outdoor activities and accommodation that can be found in the area.

A really interesting site is First Golf. It is a Scandinavian bases site that makes it easier for people to find the golf course they are looking for in Scandinavia.
It has an interactive map that allows you to navigate with help of your cursor. You then can zoom by doubleclicking at your chosen destination for more information. Packages are available and include: accommodation, breakfast buffet, greenfee and prebooked tee-off times.
All packages can be booked online.

If you are trying to combine your love of golf while pleasing your partner then GolfAhoy golf vacation cruises may be the answer. This is a unique cruise that take the quandary out of keeping both of you happy. For the golf vacationer, you don't have to worry about losing your edge when going off on a cruise for a week or more. Most selected GolfAhoy cruise ships offer driving cages and putting "greens" to help keep your skills sharp. You can play ashore on almost every continent. If you are travelling to the Caribbean, Mexico, the British Isles, Bahamas, or Bermuda, golf is usually a GolfAhoy shore excursion option at least one day on the cruise.

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