Top 10 U.S. Golf Resorts

Travel + Leisure:

See the game's greatest U.S. destinations--from Hawaii to Florida--as chosen by Travel & Leisure's discriminating readers

1. Pinehurst Resort
1 Carolina Vista Drive
Pinehurst, North Carolina 28374
800/487-4653 or 910/295-6811
www.pinehurst.com

With eight pristine courses and a tradition that stretches back to 1895, Pinehurst has become known as the unofficial home of golf in America. Tee off among gently rolling sand hills, on holes framed by tall longleaf pines. The dramatic No. 2 course is Donald Ross's masterpiece--plan on playing it at least twice.

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Comments

[GhostofBillHicks]

02:42 PM on 09/22/2007

God,I hate sports.Especially fucking golf.
George Carlin is right: "a boring game for boring people".
Amen,brother Carlin

[dadw5boys]

08:21 AM on 09/22/2007

Wornder how many Soldiers could afford to take their family's to these Resorts to REST AND RECOVER?
All the Blackwater Employees could.

[BlackbirdHighway]

06:15 AM on 09/22/2007

I can never figure out HuffPo. This is a business story? Not a "Living Now" story? I always thought golf was a recreational activity. I guess that's why I'm not a billionare yet. I'll head over to "Living Now" and get an idea of where the stock market is headed.

And the "Entertainment" section is really the "Celebrities" section. And the "Media" section is where you go for a story about Rush Limbaugh and Barack Obama, not the "Politics" section. Maybe it's just random, or maybe they just look at whichever section doesn't have enough stories, and that's where it goes, regardless of content.

[dadw5boys]

06:30 PM on 09/22/2007

The wealthy are living so the rest of us can work harder.
Cut taxes so they can live better and visit more resorts.

[OneVoiceInACrowd]

02:53 PM on 09/21/2007

Yes - this is indeed a hot topic. Glad to see it headlined in the business section. Did I miss the story about the raising of the debt limit?

[dadw5boys]

11:10 PM on 09/21/2007

They come here to discuss how many jobs to move to asia without crushing the U.S. Ecomony.

[BlackbirdHighway]

06:17 AM on 09/22/2007

No, crushing the economy is the real objective, go read the new Naomi Klein book