Ocean Drive Beach Golf Resort

... coast we came to the Ghost Tree - a cypress that had been bleached by the sun and salt.   Our circuit ended at Pebble Beach Golf Links where we hand a wander around the club and down to the 18th hole set along the ocean.   For the afternoon ...

We got up early and went to Calabash to buy Christmas ornaments. Then we went into Myrtle Beach to Broadway at the Beach to see the carousel that used to be in MB. We rode it every year from before I can remember until we finally got "too old" for such ...

... , walk the street, shop, and then head back for a relaxing arvo. Next day is something we have all been waiting for. OCEAN RAFTING!!!! Picked up at 9.15am and taken to the Marina for the start of what promises to be a fantastic day. ...

... and the conversation will pick up where it left off last night.....if anyone remembers last night! By the way, we had breakfast at Hoskins Restaurant which is notable because it has been in Ocean Drive since 1948. That makes it almost as old as I am!! ...

... , SC about 2:45, checked in, paid for a week and set up ready to enjoy a few days before Charlies golf tournament.   Down to the beach-walked about a mile in the surf. It is unbelievably warm water! Lots of people here including young gals in ...

... I hired a driver and went to see a couple of golf courses one afternoon while Agnes and John went to the beach.  We were hoping to golf, but it was quite pricey with the cost of renting clubs and cart, plus the tip for the golf caddie and the ...

... to spectacular cliffs and rock formations. Before setting up camp at Lorne, on a secluded campsite on a hill overlooking the beach, we visited the lighthouse at Aireys inlet, the wild kangaroos living on the golf course at Anglesea, a the waterfall ...

... , and more recently, Pebble Beach Resorts developed The Links at The Inn at Spanish Bay. Pebble Beach is certainly a resort for the wealthy. The 17 mile drive is a spectacular meeting of land and sea, it includes the 200-300-year-old Lone Cypress ...

... (car il fait déjà gros soleil) pour aller voir des dessins sur des roches... Je reprends donc la voiture, destination Mauna Kea Resort.  En passant, je fais un détour vers le Hapuna Beach State Park qui serait d'après les proprios un bon 2ième ...

... ; the room we have been given (suite!!!) is awsome and had a view of the ocean.  we have also been given a golf buggy for our stay as the resort is pretty spread out.  We had a walk down to the beach through the sand dunes as the sun was ...

... north shore, famous for massive waves and surfer bums. We would not be participating in this, though. Instead, we would be relaxing at a golf resort called Turtle Bay. And, relaxing we would do. My first full day was mostly spent in front of the TV. I ...

... but already starting to heat up. I took the main road towards Pantai Cenang and turned right following signs that said “Senari Beach Resort”. Four dogs barreled out of someone’s back yard and I thought I was about to be ripped to ...

... shops, restaurants, questionable bungalows, one movie hut, bars & small markets. Towards the end, we stopped at The Beach House Resort & Restaurant. We sat down on the deck over the beach, which you could literally feel the waves crashing below ...

... Beach Club where we stayed was the time share trade I had mentioned WAY back during our trip out to Alaska. Very nice, ocean and beach view, fantastic pool, lots of activities. Since it was a time share it was better than a hotel room with a living area ...

... look (the places where Clint Eastwood used to be major), v pristine wealthy town on a beautiful bay, and saw the famous Pebble Beach golf course - costs around $500 for public to have a round of golf there!  We then arrived at our hotel on Monterey ...

... next day was the big one - the world famous Pebble Beach concours d'elegance on the 18th fairway of Pebble Beach Golf Club overlooking the Pacific Ocean. We drove part of the famous 17 Mile Drive before being directed to park on the roadside and board a ...

... stopped at the Mauna Kea Resort late in the afternoon so the kids could have a swim at the beach there. From there an hour or so's drive through old lava fields to Kona. We had booked three rooms at the Kona Seaside which ...

... in a lot of places.  One thing we didn’t know – Samuel Morse (the inventor of the Morse code) founded the Pebble Beach Golf course.  We stopped at “the Lodge” and their pro shop.   The rooms run for over $500 a ...