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Hello i wasn´t sure where to post this so i guess it will be ok if i do it in off-topic forum. Anyways i am an student researching for project information about golf dedicated hotels and clubs, and i just want to ask for your opinion about these places knowing you probably have more experience than me. If you could stay in one of these hotels what equipements or instalations do you consider essential for a golfer or think would make the difference? I would like to know about your dream hotel, not just the course, but also the fitness and wellfare areas, the rooms, the service, everything that would make the whole experience complete.

Thanks in advance your help would be much appreciated.


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I've been to Doral, Pebble Beach, Hilton Head, Mesquite, Las Vegas, Sun River (Oregon) resorts and played golf.

The best place?  Las Vegas for the night life.  You gotta have something more than golf (I know that's heresy for you golf nuts), but something fun to do after golf is, in my opinion, is just as important-if not more-as the golf courses.

Also, a hot tub to relax in after a round is also a must.

Don

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