The traditional golf trip has never been particularly complicated. Play as much golf as possible, eat, sleep and do it again the next morning. But as more women take up the game, the itinerary is getting a lot more interesting.
View of the 1st and 18th hole at the Old Course in St. Andrews from the balcony of the Old Course Hotel. Image Credit: Shutterstock/Alexander Jung
Golf meets the Pacific at Monarch Beach. Image Credit: Waldorf Astoria Monarch Beach
View of Cabot Cliffs from Broad Cove. Image Credit: Shutterstock/Steve Rankin
Golf is more fun when your caddie is a llama. Image Credit: Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa
Golf with a view in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. Image Credit: Casandra Karpiak
The Mauna Kea Beach Hotel stands on the same stretch of Kohala Coast shoreline where Laurance S. Rockefeller developed the resort in 1965 around his vision of harmonizing with the island’s natural beauty. Six decades later, the resort undertook its largest transformation yet. The nearly $240 million renovation includes a new 22,000-square-foot destination spa built on the grounds of the former Main Tower garden.
At 4:30 in the morning, the Chincoteague waterfront is already filling with people carrying lawn chairs and cameras, determined to secure a good view of the five minutes they have traveled hundreds of miles to see.