Now he's a golf fanatic

[caledoniangirl]

Hello again DH is now wanting to know were he can play golf:erm: .approx price for game and club hire. We are staying in Alyesbury which I think is near Highland Reserve and I believe right beside a course.
I don't know Football and now golf what will he asking for next;)

[FLGirl-UKNow]

There will be endless information on this because golf is a dime a dozen in Orlando. Try this link: golfing (http://www.orlandoinfo.com/golf/)
That website could get you started but know that is just a fraction of the area courses.

One thing to know is that they offer specials for twighlight times so ask for those options. Often it is half the price or at least a significant discount.

If you have an Entertainment Coupon Book (www.entertainment.com) you will see they have a lot of discount options for golf.

:wavey:

[Citrus View]

I am going to give Highlands Reserve a whirl this time out . Has he played before if not he needs to find a range somewhere first and have a quick lesson or practice.

[dynoslang]

I am a Highlands Reserve veteran and will be returning in February. It is quite typically British Parkland type course with huge waste bunkers and treacherous greens. That said the service is wonderful. It will cost you about $40 for a round with buggy and club hire i believe is $25. Well worth it. if you are looking for something more Floridian ie loads of water the Ridgewood Lakes is about 10 mins south on the H27 just past the Junction for the I4 , it is similarly priced to Highlands Reserve.

Any more questions please ask

[caledoniangirl]

I am going to give Highlands Reserve a whirl this time out . Has he played before if not he needs to find a range somewhere first and have a quick lesson or practice.


Lots, lets just say at times I can be a golf widow, but he's got the two older kids into it as well,not that they'll be going. Thanx for the info. Jane:thumbs-up

[magick]

look up www.teebone.com it gives advanced bookings is easy to use and gives profiles and reviews of courses, i used it recently when travelling to florida, played Diamondback (down US 27 then east, about 20 mins drive from Highlands reserve) got really good rates and 1 set of rental clubs free, couldn't recommend it enough, I have also previously played Highlands reserve, ridgewood lakes, Orange lake, out of these Diamondback is without doubt the best and most challenging.
hope this helps:thumbs-up

[caledoniangirl]

look up www.teebone.com it gives advanced bookings is easy to use and gives profiles and reviews of courses, i used it recently when travelling to florida, played Diamondback (down US 27 then east, about 20 mins drive from Highlands reserve) got really good rates and 1 set of rental clubs free, couldn't recommend it enough, I have also previously played Highlands reserve, ridgewood lakes, Orange lake, out of these Diamondback is without doubt the best and most challenging.
hope this helps:thumbs-up

Many thanks DH really liking the sound of Diamondback, perfect:thumbs-up

[dynoslang]

This is the oficial website for the course http://diamondbackgolfclub.net/
and if he wants to read an excerpt from my trip report this go for this link http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=71835.

Whatever he will love it, it is a cracking course

Si

[Taff_o]

I am going to give Highlands Reserve a whirl this time out . Has he played before if not he needs to find a range somewhere first and have a quick lesson or practice.


Let me know if you fancy a game, looks like we'll be out there the same time, and I'm staying on Highland reserve:D