Golf at its finest is what the Siena Golf Club is all about. Designed by the famous architects Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley, the layout is set in the natural beauty of the vast lands ringed by the very tall Spring Mountains. The golf course also features the artful bunkering, the gently rolling fairways, and the stunning views of Las Vegas’ skyline. While on play, golfers will confront the ideal blend of straightway holes and doglegs, the balance between the rugged and benign green complexes, the mix of the ample and slender fairways, and the variety in pacing and routing of golf holes. To add up to the challenge, the layout also offers golfers with the array of shot-making options as well as the grassy bail-out areas.

In order to make a good start at the Siena Golf Club, you need to have to deal with a justly straight par-4 first hole. As you move along the bunkers and fairways, you will be led to a beautiful 562-yard par-5 third hole with a tee box that is in front of the small lake. And to wrap up the challenging golf round, you will face the breathtaking 18^th hole that features the slightly elevated and dogleg hills.

All year round, golfers from the different parts of the globe flock the golf club to experience superb golfing. Aside from the challenging holes, guests also look forward to have the glimpse of the scenic lush green course that perfectly blends with the striking backdrop of the Spring Mountains. If you want to have an exciting golf vacation destination that fits your cup of tea, then visit the Siena Golf Club.

A stunning seaside golfing paradise is what the Eagle’s Landing Golf Club is all about. The golf resort is perfectly nestled in the area’s vast lands where the sky, land, and water blends well with Eagle’s Landing unique design. Aside from the challenging layout, guests are also provided with the serene vista of Sinepuxent Bay as well as the unspoiled splendor of the Assateague Island National Seashore. That is why it has been dubbed as one of Maryland’s most scenic golf vacation destination.

In 1996, Eagle’s Landing Golf Club was rated as the 45^th among the “75 Most Affordable Public Courses in America” by Golf Digest. This 18-hole par-72 layout is a combination of the marshland and links-style design that offers the array of configurations around the salt marshes and ponds as well as variations in hole lengths. To add up to challenge, marshes and upland meadows offer the rich visual texture that will serve as an additional hazard. The 7,003-yard layout also features the rye and bent grass greens and fairways.

The golf course provides golfers a fair start with straight-forward holes weaving back and forth in the layout’s uplands. A large waste bunker separates hole #4 and #5. At the 6^th, playing from the tips would lead to a challenging left curve around the pond all the way to the pond side green. On holes #7 to #10, the area is often termed as the transition zone where the holes are enclosed by oaks and pines meandering around the tidal marshes closer to the bay. The 7^th hole in particular offers the par-5, 90-degree dogleg that presents two forced carries over the tidal marshes. And all the way to the 18^th hole is all about the fine test of golfing skills even to the skilled golfers.

The Hombre Golf Club in Florida is a meticulously manicured scenic golf layout that offers 27 challenging championship holes- the “Good”, the “Bad”, and the “Ugly”. The entire course stretches in the state’s vast lands amidst marshes, wetlands, lakes and preserves being highlighted by a stunning assortment of pines, palms, and azaleas. The golf club first unveiled their 18 holes named as the “Bad” and “Ugly” in December of 1989. In 1990, the Hombre became the proud host of the PGA Tour event – The Panama City Beach Classic. And in 2001, the “Good” nine holes were added. The latter nine holes offer golfers with the 3, 170-yard Par-35 play.

With the perfectly designed 27 holes, the Hombre can give guests three unique 18-hole options of play. The golf club also has the four sets of tees to boast about each offering various difficulty level that will challenge even the highly skilled golf professional. The first 18 holes provide men golfers with a 5,400-yard of play from the senior tees and 6,836-yard of play from the championship tees. Lady golfers on the other hand will run into a challenging 4,901-yard of play. With the perfect combination of challenges for golfers with various skill levels, Hombre hosts the PGA Tour Qualifying School each fall for fifteen years.

The Hombre Golf Club is a perfect golf vacation destination for the entire family. Aside from being home to one of the finest golf layouts, Hombre also takes pride on having the professional golf instruction at The Academy. The place also offers the top-notch practice facilities where budding golfers can hone their skills. The golf club is also honored to have Hubert Green, an all-time PGA Tour winner, who serves as Hombre’s Club Touring Professional.

Situated minutes away from the amazing Ocean City, Maryland, the Glen Riddle Golf Club is perfectly nestled on a site that was once a horse training facility. This 7,000-yard windswept links golf is comprised of two award-winning 18-hole courses owned and developed by Thomas H. Ruark Incorporated. The layout also serves as the centerpiece of Glen Riddle’s residential development. When this challenging golf course opened in 2006, it has then attracted all sorts of golfers including the seasoned professionals. The Man O’War Course and the War Admiral Course are the two layouts that the golf club boasts about.

The War Admiral Course was named from a thoroughbred racehorse legend “War Admiral” that stayed in the training facility before the golf club was developed. This layout runs through the area’s mature forest where golfers confront the unique obstacles from the tees. The War Admiral also features the breathtaking rugged bunkers and the scenic tidal marsh which highlights the layout’s five dramatic holes. From the course’s rear tees, golfers are provided with a 6,889-yard par-72 play.

The Man O’War Course on the other hand occupies Glen Riddle’s western portion. When on play, golfers will have a challenging encounter with the layout’s large greens, sand dunes, pot bunkers, double fairways, as well as the eastern shore winds. The area’s historic racetrack where the champion thoroughbreds used to train has served as the layout’s strategic cross hazard on its three holes. From the rear tees, golfers will have the 7,163-yard par-72 play.

To add up to the excitement, Glen Riddle Golf Club also offers the excellent teaching and practice facility and a pro shop. Once visiting Florida, take time to stop by on one of the state’s legendary golf vacation destination for a truly impressive golf experience.

The Duran Golf Club now stands to what was once a flourishing sod farm and cattle ranch owned by A. Duda & Sons Incorporated and has been passed from one generation to another. The resort’s architect, Lewis “Chip” Powell, has added millions of cubic yards of earth in order to come up with a golf masterpiece that carries a link characteristic. This unique layout now features the gently undulating terrains, mounded greens, open fairways, and the rolling terrains. Adding up to the landscape’s natural feel are the lakes, ponds, native palms, cypresses, oaks, and the numerous native grasses making the place a suitable golf vacation destination.

Since it opened in 2005, the Duran Golf Club has been attracting all sorts of golfers from across the nation. The layout offers guests the par-72; 7,151 yard of play that has a course rating of 74.0 and a slope rating of 132. When at play, golfers will come across the large chipping areas and fast true-putting greens that would require their shot making skills for scoring opportunities. Off the tee are the open fairways allowing the golfers to swing freely.

Being considered as an ultimate golf vacation destination, The Duran Golf Club has also been cited by the Space Coast Living Magazine as well as the Florida Today Newspaper as the “Best Golf Course on the Space Coast”. Aside from the challenging holes, the resort also features the lighted Development Center that has a unique 9-hole “Short Course” and an expansive practice range. And with the warm hospitality that the resort staff offers, stopping by for great rounds on the greens can be a golfing experience of a lifetime. The resort is just located in Melbourne west of I-95.

An exciting escape away from the hustles of the busy world is what the Grand Cypress Golf Club is all about. This popular golf vacation destination offers guests with the stimulating game of golf at Jack Nicklaus’ Signature layout. Golfers can opt for the 27-hole North/South/East Course or the 18-hole New Course. Each of the golf course offers unique challenges that will test every golfer’s skill level even that of the professionals.

The North, South, and East Course will test your accuracy skills more than the distance and strength. If you opt for the North and South combination that is marked by tall shaggy mounds, sharply edged fairways, and the plateau greens that are perched on either sand or water, you will get into a target-style test that can be very demanding. But if you are into run-up shots, then the East Nine makes the perfect avenue. With the three nines, you can come up with any combinations in order to play an exciting and challenging 18-hole golf round.

The New Course on the other hand offers the steeper golf scene that features the additional challenging slopes and bunkers. This Scottish inspired layout also served as Nicklaus’ homage to the St. Andrews’ famed Old Course. Golfers will encounter stone bridges and walls, burns, gorse mounds, double greens, and the pot bunkers that can be as deep as twelve feet. Although the layout may seem treeless on the interior and only a little fraction of water comes into play, the course will still surprise you. There will be instances that the skilled golfers find themselves taking glance at the wrong fairway even at the slightest slice.