Golfing Under the Carolina Blue Skies

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North Carolina has a rich tradition and history of golf and is home to some the most beautiful and challenging golf courses in the game today. There are many famous golf courses such as Pinehurst Resort, Grandfather Golf club, and Wade Hampton Golf Club—all of which are ranked in the top 100 golf courses in the United States. North Carolina is one of the greatest vacation choices for anyone planning on a vacation anytime soon. The wide variety of choices it offers are a constant lure for travels who want to work on their golf during the summer season or just want to relax and let loose on the green.

There are over 500 golf courses to choose from under the “Carolina Blue Skies”. Many of the courses are challenging and a fun experience for the entire family and since many of the golf courses are older than 50 years, they can be a difficult game for even the most talented and experienced golfers and a great place to learn how to golf. The most famous course in North Carolina is Pinehurst. It is known to be expensive but is a frequent tour spot for many of the greats of golf. Other highly recommended golf courses are: Pine Knolls near Greensboro, and Crooked Creek near Raleigh. The Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen area is home to over 40 of the best golf courses in the entire state and they are all located within 15 miles of each other. The courses have enough space to host more than 1000 people and have a total of 43 golf courses in their midst.

 All sorts of activities, whether it is playing a game with a group of friends or organizing a small scale tournament, all types of activities can be scheduled and accommodated with the most flexible and competitive pricing. Many famous golfing legends are known to frequent the courses and challenge themselves on the tour. There are even a large number of affordable hotels within driving distance.

Another feature of this year’s North Carolina golf seasons will be the 2009 U.S. Kids Golf World Championship which will be held from August 6th-8th, 2009, in Pinehurst, North Carolina, which promises to be a great tournament where the cream of America’s young golf talent will face each other for the amateur prize. The age ranges for golfers in the tournament can be from 4-12 years of age. Many of the most talented in America each year compete for the prize and the acclaim. North Carolina believes strongly in its golf, and the large and personal heritage of its golf courses and golf teams have been noticed throughout the United States. North Carolina is a great place to golf and highly recommended to those who want to take time away from their busy lives and appreciate the beauty of a hole in one. Next time you’re in the area, feel free to stop by; North Carolina welcomes all who enjoy golf as much as it does.