longest golf drive competition. where is it?
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In US, but you will have to drive over 370 yards to win the tournament.
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Wintonbury Hills in Bloomfield is a fantastic course and the green fees are unbelievable for the quality of the course.\n\nhttp://www.wintonburyhillsgolf.com
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Define near...\n\nTry looking here...\nhttp://www.scgolftrail.com/General/golfCoursesForm.asp?RegionID=7&Region=Upcountry\n\nThere is one at Clemson, which isn't too awful far.\n\nAnd here...\n\nhttp://www.golfguideweb.com/southcarolina/northaugusta/dgeac.html\n\nhttp://www.golfguideweb.com/southcarolina/northaugusta/ihjd.html
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Quail Commons Golf Course in Charlotte NC. Nice place I used to live by it.. Taylor made is correct, it's been 15 yrs since I lived down there regardless it's in Charlotte. Hope our answers helped.
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Definitely, Talladegega, Alabama! The fastest, most exciting racing happens there and it's only 20 miles from my house!
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Grace\n\n(y is this Q under the golf category?)
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18,570\nhttp://www.golf2020.com/conferences2005
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Long course world championships 2007?\n\nMelbourne, Australia.
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Oahu is golf country, with 5 municipal, 9 military, and 20 private courses to choose from. The courses range from 9-hole municipals, perfect for beginners, to championship courses that stump even the pros. \n\nKo Olina Golf Club (tel. 808/676-5309): Here's a course that's not only in a beautiful setting, but is also downright challenging. In fact, Golf Digest named this 6,867-yard, par-72 course one of "America's Top 75 Resort Courses" when it opened in 1992. The rolling fairways and elevated tees and a few too many water features (always where you don't want them) will definitely improve your game or humble your attitude.\n\nTurtle Bay Resort (tel. 808/293-8574): Of the two courses to choose from here, we recommend the 18-hole Arnold Palmer Course (formerly the Links at Kuilima), designed by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay; Golf Digest rated it the fourth best new resort course in 1994. Palmer and Seay never meant for golfers to get off too easy -- this is a challenging course. The front nine holes, with rolling terrain, only a few trees, and lots of wind, play like a course on the British Isles. The back nine holes have narrower, tree-lined fairways and water. In addition to ocean views, the course circles Punahoolapa Marsh, a protected wetland for endangered Hawaiian waterfowl.\n\nMakaha Resort Golf Club (tel. 808/695-7111 or 808/695-5239): The readers of a local city magazine recently named this challenging course "The Best Golf Course on Oahu," and the readers of Golfweek rated it one of Hawaii's top 10. Away from the crowds of Honolulu and about an hour's drive, this William Bell-designed course is in Makaha Valley on the leeward side of the island. Incredibly beautiful, sheer, 1,500-foot volcanic walls tower over the course, and swaying palm trees and neon-bright bougainvillea surround it; an occasional peacock even struts across the fairways. "I was distracted by the beauty" is a great excuse for your score at the end of the day.\n\nOlomana Golf Links (tel. 808/259-7926): This is a gorgeous course located in Waimanalo, on the other side of the island from Waikiki. The low-handicap golfer may not find this course difficult, but the striking views of the craggy Koolau mountain ridges are worth the greens fees alone. The par-72, 6,326-yard course is popular with local residents and visitors. The course starts off a bit hilly on the front nine, but flattens out by the back nine. The back nine have their own special surprises, including tricky water hazards.
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Menominie Falls has a nice course.  I won a tourney there,  Eu Claire also has 2 or 3 courses that are nice.  The PDGA (professional disc gold assoc.) website has a course directory.  It can tell you where all the course in any state are
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In my humble opinion, and with the experience of having played more than 400 courses worldwide, I would say that Shaughnessy Golf Club is the purest test of golf in the Vancouver area. It is a classic design that doesn't need gimmicks or trickery, but you will hit every club in the bag. I know it's private, but if you get the chance to tee it up there, I highly recommend it.
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If you know where the Awase Golf course is at then you are almost there. Drive staight past the golf course(with the gold cousre being on your left side.Go through two traffic lights. After passing the second traffic light you will come to a fork in the road. Stay to the left and then make your immediate right. You will start to go down a huge hill. You will see all the hotels on your left and right side. They are completly covered with lights. Some look kinda old, but the inside is well worth it. You can expect to pay about 3,000 yen for two hours. There are many different hotels with many different themes.\nGood Luck and Enjoy!!
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Yes. Thank goodness I had three witnesses too. It was on a hole that was only 170 yards, but what the heck. I had an opportunity to fill out a form at the clubhouse and answer questions about what type of club I used, what type of ball, shoes, glove, etc. It was fun and I had been playing for about six years when I did it. I originally thought I hit it past the green, but couldn't see until we looked in the hole. Fourth hole at San Jose Municipal Golf Course in California. Whee!
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Need more information any golf course layout or what
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http://www.saline-golf-club.co.uk/\n\nhttp://www.fifegolf.com/html/body_saline_golf_club.html
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Yea, by pure luck! I'm not a golfer and couldn't tell you what club. I do use the Happy Gilmore swing. People laugh at me but that's how I got my hole in one! Good luck!
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Ben Sutton Golf School in Tampa Florida. I attended in Sept. This school has a simulated course, so you are not just on the driving range all day like the other schools. You are actually practicing actual shots. I attended the 7-day school. If you go request Charlie Tawse as your instructor. By far he is the best. He played on PGA tour for 10 years in the early 1970's.