Considered the toughest front nine in Los Cabos, the Cabo Real Golf Club is home of two Senior Slams and designed by famous golf vacation destination architect, Robert Trent Jones. The 6,988 yards show a high-quality course configured to provide an ocean view from each hole. The layout subtly blends with the environment, forming harmonious patterns made of desert hues, mountain and the ocean. Incorporating indigenous vistas with contemporary theories, Jones seem to have discovered many more brilliance in this course, than create it.

The expectation of any golfer for a risk and reward manifests in Cabo Real Golf Club, as players are inclined to head up the mountains during its initial six holes. That allows them to assess golf skills on this golf vacation course that offers difficulty and forces accuracy. First and third holes play for a par 5 that requires solid strikes to reach the green, or else the failed attempt will lead to penalty. The fifth hole, which is a long par 4, tickles professionals to view the left-hand side of the fairway, but necessitates a clean tee shot to the right over a ravine, in order to fulfil the shot without trouble.

Now, leading to the famous nine that plays for par 4 means tracing the reputable length of an extensive 51 by 125 yards where home of regional marine birdlife, the lake, protects the green. The magnificence of the view and the demands of the golf trip layout explains why it calls for the outstanding tournaments held here. In fact, the Senior Slam golf tournament placed Cabo Real Golf Club on the map in 1996. Since then, the course has never failed to gain more guest in and popularity, as a whole.

Most golfers today prefer golf courses that remain faithful to the natural landscape of a location. Putting their preferences to the test is the manmade lake of Tuckers Point Golf Club that volumes four gallon on one-acre of the acreage, creating the largest body of water in Bermuda. The lake adorns the irrigated private golf vacation destination redesigned by Roger Rulewich, in 2002, that extends up to 6,361-yards playing for par-70. With TifEagle putting above grounds, and new Bermuda hybrid grass, this course still provides an effect of authentic nature, something that golfers will relish from club-fitting to the last hole.

Overlooking the entire Tuckers Point Golf Club course is made accessible through the 20,000-square-foot clubhouse, where designs  compliment the entire hillside scene. The clubhouse serves as centerpiece with its prosperous facilities eager to provide guests and residential communities with first-class assistance. Reflecting Bermudian architecture, the golf vacation spot contains Grille Room and Lounge, Dining Room and Board Room, the Golf Pro Shop, locker rooms and ladies’ lounge.

Throughout the years, Tuckers Point Golf Club has maintained to offer the best golf trip experience. Because of that, it has gathered a number of prestigious recognitions including the 2005 World’s Best Golf Resorts issue, and top three in categories of Best Golf Resort and Best Restaurants in the Caribbean in the Travel + Leisure Golf’s readers. Additionally, the media praised this course saying “a total redesign of nearby Tucker’s Point Golf Club…has made it the equal in challenge and beauty of its better-known neighbour (Mid Ocean).”

Embodying “fertility” which is the symbolic meaning of a crescent moon, Half Moon Golf Club provides impressive undulating greens into the challenging holes and drives where luscious vistas serve as main attraction of this award-winning golf vacation location. Playing for par 72 on this championship course allows golfers to experience the wonderful architecture of Robert Trent Jones, Sr. The luxury embedded in this course makes it most sought after in all of Caribbean and in the world. The world-class amenities exhibit an architectural standard that shows how the makers went the extra mile to design this best course in Jamaica.

In 2005, Roger Rulewich’s renovation of the Half Moon Golf Club improved the attractions of the golf vacation destination course as he realigned the features, repositioned the fairways and greenside bunkers, and added complexes on the tee. Mindful not to diminish the integrity of this consistently unfailing 7,000 yards course, Rulewich maintained the natural direction of the land as he installed contemporary designs to improve the golf equipment, in order to meet modern golfers’ growing demands, while showcasing the magnificent beauty of Montego Bay.

Running for over 40 years, the Half Moon Golf Club has gathered numerous awards including the name “Best Caribbean Golf Resort” by Caribbean World Magazine and “2009 Golf Resort of the Year (Rest of World)” by the International Association of Golf Tour Operators. The fresh Bermuda grass and tropical breezes add to the reason why many consider it the best. Golfers love this course also because of its expert caddies made to help enhance a game with well-practised tips and new short-game techniques handed over by the golf trip instructor at the on-site golf academy.

Williamsburg National Golf Club – Jamestown Course remains as a “land paradise”, which its earlier settlers calls it, despite redesigns from the renowned golf vacation architect, Jack Nicklaus, who also renamed it as Williamsburg National. Playing for 6,953 yards, where an old saw mill used to stand, the magnificent new landscape leads through dense hardwood forests, a stretch of impressive wetlands, abyssal ravines with lakes and ponds to adorn the scenery. Generous landing areas and large and fast greens define the fairways of this 18-hole course where water comes as basic play.

Several holes demand a strategically placed tee shot especially the number 16 with 201 yards playing for par 3, where golfers need to take a long carry outmatching heavy wetlands on the sizable dark greens. That characteristic adds to Williamsburg National Golf Club – Jamestown Course‘ rating which is an impressive 72.9 and a slope of 126. Providing for more playability are four sets of tees and bent grass greens on the Bermuda fairways. Forty-five bunkers allow players to decide if they consider it a problem in this golf vacation destination, especially with the ample amount of water surrounding it is an element to grapple on.

Putting a label to the illustriousness of Williamsburg National Golf Club – Jamestown Course are many recognitions including a vote on one of the “Ten Best Courses You Can Play in Virginia” by Golf Digest magazine and a top 10 course in Virginia. Golf Digest subscribers also threw 3 1/2 Star rating for this one of a kind golf trip destination.

There are ideals for every golf vacation destination, such is evident in the conveniences that the amenities in Traditions at Royal New Kent offers, which are full-service bar, dining and meeting rooms, practice facilities, and a pro shop, consistent to the high standards of its main attraction, the golf course. The basis is the spectacularly manipulated landscape with greens that shy away behind sharp, grassy knolls, and rock walls that hand stack along tall meadow fescue grasses. The par 72 golf course also features 12 bunkers which grow shadows lining into the enormously smooth greens that has audacious swales and ridges. Each hole offers a different kind of game for a golfer.

While meeting standards is the basic effort of this golf vacation course, it constantly goes beyond great. Topping among the best public courses in Williamsburg in the 2010 Golfweek, this course, flowing 7,372 yards, is a mind-sweep windswept ruggedly landscaping a golfer’s strategical play. Traditions at Royal New Kent has been called the “the truest representation of an Irish links in America” because it is evocative of the Irish Landscape, where Royal County Down and Ballybunion were built, which fulfils the link-style vision of its architect, Mike Strantz.

The character of Traditions at Royal New Kent lead to several recognition  since 1997, when it first received the honor as “Best New Upscale Public Course in the Nation” by Golf Digest and No. 23 on Golf Magazines’s Top 100 you can play. Two years after that, this golf trip course received another name as one of “America’s Top 100 Greatest Golf Courses” by Golf Digest. After the millennium, Golf Digest placed it among the top three courses in Virginia with 4 1/2 star ratings. The course is traditions painted in royalty.