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What are some of the best websites to book Golf Resorts, I live in the south east US and looking for a 4 day 3 night mini vacations. I can do travel trailers or stay in a room. Also what are some of the best courses around me. I live in North Georgia and like to travel less than 8 hours to stay. 

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Reynolds Plantation can be a tad pricey but has excellent golf, if you have not been. Or go to Hilton Head or Myrtle where there are excellent courses at all price points. 

Pinehurst is also close for you.

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I was going to suggest Pinehurst as well.  You have a lot of choices there, from the Pinehurst Resort, MidPines and Pine Needles, Talamore/MidSouth, and lots and lots of other choices.  Other options could include Myrtle Beach, Kiawah Island, Hilton Head. lots and lots of options within a day's drive for you.

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There are quite a few course here int he Augusta/Aiken area.  Gordon Lakes GC on Ft Gordon is a great course.

Then there are the various courses in and around Augusta such as Forest Hills, The River Club, The Patch, Bartram Trail, Jones Creek and more. .  Aiken has several courses, Aiken Golf Club, Cedar Creek,  Woodside Plantation and Palmetto Golf Club.  All of these are well within driving range with affordable prices. 

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1 hour ago, david7w5 said:

THanks for the replies, I am actually heading to Gulf Shores, AL the first week of April  hope to find a couples down there. Thanks again

Beau Rivage, in Biloxi, has an excellent course!

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