2012 Golf Travel Ideas

2012 is a milestone year for General Manager Kevin D. Coombs, PGA as he turns 50 in September. Like any other golf crazed individual, he wants to take an amazing golf trip to celebrate. He wants to invite you to join him on two “Bucket List” golf trips: One to the West Coast’s premiere golf resort and the other to enjoy American Football between two iconic institutions and classic links golf.

Pebble Beach in March 2012

Check off Pebble Beach from your bucket list when you join GMGC’s 10^th Anniversary Grand Prize Winner Dave Krajcar and Coombs, a former Pebble Beach resident, March 7 – 10, 2012. Fly to San Jose on March 7 and receive transport to the Inn at Spanish Bay for three nights in a Forest View Room. Over the next three days play rounds at Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill Golf Course and the Links at Spanish Bay. Golf Carts, taxes and transfer to and from the San Jose airport are included for $2,061 per person double occupancy. A one-night’s deposit, $700, is required to hold your spot. Complete details are available here.

Battle of Dublin – August/September 2012

Irish golf, Irish whiskey, Irish stout and American Football – Notre Dame v. Army: that’s multiple checks on the bucket list! For this trip of a lifetime you can choose between three tours of Ireland:

• Best of the Southwest Golf Tour: Aug.25 – Sept. 2: Golf at Lahinch, Tralee, Waterville, Old Head and European Club and then attend the big game on Sept. 1 for as little as $4,730 per person
  
• Links of the North: Aug. 27 – Sept. 2: Golf at Portstewart, Royal Portrush, Castlerock, Royal County Down, and Druids Glen and then attend the game for as little as $3,034 per person.
  
• Dublin Ireland and a Taste of Golf in Ireland: Aug. 31 – Sept. 7: Golf at Druids Glen, then take in the game, more golf at European Club, Old Head, Waterville, Ballybunion, and Tralee for as little as $3,995 per person.

“Of all these Ireland trips, the northern links tour is my favorite. I have played 10 holes at Lahinch, Tralee, and Ballybunion, although I would like to play Ballybunion again. But to play the historic northern links courses will be a great way to celebrate my 50^th birthday,” remarked Coombs.

Aside from the listed price each traveler is responsible for airfare, caddie fees, meals not mentioned, drinks, souvenirs, and gambling losses.

Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with questions and to express interest in either of both of these trips at 509.427.5730.

PS: We could always go back to Pinehurst and play the renovated Pinehurst #2!