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Comment by Gerry on January 17, 2010 at 9:17pm

More web specials for January: http://www.bayareagolflinks.com/web-specials/index.html Take a break from the NFL Playoffs and tee it up!

Comment by Anne Howe on January 17, 2010 at 7:10pm

How about them JETS??? I'm a COLTS fan myself, sorry CHARGERS!!

Comment by Gerry on November 22, 2009 at 12:17am

If anybody can get away Mon-Wed next week, here is a $15 off coupon. Enjoy a round before Thanksgiving.
http://www.bayareagolflinks.com/web-specials/hiddenbrooke-golf-club-november.html
We are working on more coupons fro our members. Happy Golfing!

Comment by Gerry on November 10, 2009 at 1:24am

Here is an online golf game I love to play. Maybe you've played it before. http://www.bayareagolflinks.com/golf-online.html
I'm also a member of this site as well. Lots of good course info.

Comment by Michael Alt on October 6, 2009 at 9:04am

check out www.UltimateFoursome.com for local tournaments that are Open to the Public. Nice site!

Comment by Stuart Katz on September 8, 2009 at 11:54am

Don't forget to schedule your trip to Maui for the Aloha Team Classic - 2009 - October 18- 21 - 3 rounds with an LPGA Tour Professional - great golf, meals and evening activities - a golf trip like none you have ever taken.

Date for discount has been extended - call today - 800-541-7357

Comment by Alex S Chantharath on August 25, 2009 at 9:57am

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Comment by Stuart Katz on August 21, 2009 at 4:30pm

Comment by Al Marsh on August 6, 2009 at 2:39pm

Hi fellow Californians. Al Marsh, 9 handicap out of San Fernando Valley, LA. Had a great summer so far. Played in Hawaii at Ko'olau and Luana Hills on Oahu. Both are wonderful, awesome courses winding through the rain forests on the eastern side. Must play courses if you go there. You can get a package and get cheaper by doing internet search, I think GolfHawaii is the site. Bring extra balls. Easy to lose 'em into jungle, but so worth it. Take your camera. Lots of beautiful scenery. You won't believe where you're playing, trust me. You'll wanna take shots of the holes you're playing.
Played in Palm Springs back in late June. We played Tahquitz Resort course first. Much better than the Legends classic course. Resort course is beautiful, challenging, fun and playable links course by Ted Robinson. Greens were kind of slow for this course that day. It was HOT, 113 when we played. Stayed and played at Indian Wells courses. Celebrity and Players courses are two of the most beautiful and fun courses you can play there. Camera worthy holes. Challeging as heck too. Played SilverRock. Fantastic and challenging Faldo course in La Quinta. You need your game there, but its great to play anyway. Shadow Ridge is good course too, winding through a resort. Pretty tough, playable from correct tees. I felt it was overrated compared to the raves the hotel concierge gave us. My friends played the Classic course and thought it was one of the very best there. I missed it unfortunately. I'll take their word. I tried to get them to go out to Eagle Falls in Indio. I love the course, excellent design, great aesthetics. But we played Shadow Ridge instead. We all thoroughly enjoyed the Indian Wells courses. And it was so cheap to play out there in June. We didn't have insufferable heat after Tahquitz, it was overcast most mornings. We played usually in high 90s low 100 degrees. We got lucky.
Just came back from Vegas and played the fun and well maintained Desert Pines. Some challenging narrow fairways, rolling greens, well placed bunkers and water features make it tough but play from the correct tees and its great. It was only $39 at twilight.
It was great to play all this golf at world class courses. Back in the Valley now and have to suffer playing local munis. I try to play in Ventura county where courses are in better shape and more fun.

Comment by Stuart Katz on August 6, 2009 at 12:39pm

Aloha CartPath Members - Here is an opportunity for you to play three rounds of golf with three different LPGA Tour Professionals during one of the year's best golf events in one of the world's best golf locations; Maui, Hawaii. See you in October!

Special Aloha Team Classic - 2009 Package for "CartPath" members!

Golf on three of Maui's world famous championship courses.
Play all three rounds with LPGA tour professionals as your coach for the day!

The King Kamehameha Golf Club
Kapalua Resort's Bay Course
Kapalua Resort's Plantation Courses

Two person teams. (Don't have a partner we will pair you up.)

Lots of Fun, Prizes, Gifts, Awards and more...

This package includes the golf (as noted above) as well as all of the following:

Continental Breakfast and Lunch each day

Three special Evening Events -

Sunday - Welcome Reception and dinner
Tuesday - Wine Tasting Dinner
Wednesday - Dinner Finale

Accommodations for 5 nights (Saturday October 17 arrival - Wednesday October 22 departure - based on double occupancy)

Hertz Car Rental for 6 days

This Special Pricing is available through August 31st

Per Player Cost - $3,325
Per Non-Player staying with a Player - $1,300
Single occupancy supplement - additional $750

First 5 "CartPath" teams to sign up will receive an additional $200 per player discount!

For all the information and to register call Beyond the Rainbow Foundation - 800-541-7357 (10am - 10pm west coast time)

www.AlohaTeamClassic.org
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Hosted by Beyond the Rainbow Foundation,an all volunteer organization “Helping Maui’s youth realize the promise of their future!” incorporated in the State of Hawaii as a nonprofit corporation and designated a 501©(3)public charity by the Internal Revenue Service.

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