For the recreational adventurer, one of the great things about Mid-Missouri is that there are so many things to do, yet most of them can be done week-long trips. You will never run out of things to do here. Start your weekend with a Band Golf Course Trip to Cabanas, Missouri. One of the finest golf courses in the Mid-Missouri area.nam preserve. The course is in the newly constructed South Woods Country Club. The club was originally designed by hole golfer Annie Palmer to cater to her son, Larry, who was always for handicapped.
The par 72, 12th hole plays along the Mississippi River. The water hazards make this one of the more difficult holes. You have to clear a waist-high water basin before you reach the putting surface.
The North face, the “Old Course” gets underway one hour before the lunch break. You can watch highlights from the Women’s World Cup in St. Louis, Missouri during the lunch hour while you get your club-seat. If you can’t make it on time, there are plenty of other activities in the area to help you kill the minutes.
Try the famous Murphys Garden Route. This 36-hole, par 72 course ranks among the country’s best, especially for anyone from golfing backgrounds. Even if you are not a great golfer, you’ll find the par 3, 16th hole plays like a dream, offering an inspiring view of the Mississippi River and Lake Ponche.
In a friend’s opinion who does construction contracting, the best course in the nation is the Jim Laaman Golf Club in Palmetto, Florida. Not only is it beautiful, but it was designed by legendary golf course architect, Jim Laaman, himself. The club was established in membership of the Jim Laaman Golf Club Morning opposite Dania Beach in Palmetto. The course is divided into two nine-hole areas and is an example of forwarding-pronounced tee markers (the club hires the best golfers in the country to teach and qualify their own members). The par-71, which was established in 1939, has nine stunning par-4 holes scarcely traversed. The green fairways contrasting with the desert mountains and sand dunes in the background was named the Most Photogenic Course of all time by Golf Digest named it the “Most Beautiful Golf Course in the World” in 2001.
The private residences and houses that border the beautifully kept grounds are a “must see” for golf enthusiasts.
Many golf courses in the United States are designed with the help of computer programs. Golf Digest has even gone so far as to say that “the computer makes the whole golf experience more enjoyable (making) the swing more accurate and the play more smooth than ever before.”
This is a “must see” for golf enthusiasts. There are over 500 golf courses in the United States. Enjoy some of the best on the continent and in addition to the rounding of greens there is so much to do practically every minute of the day. Facilities that range from the most luxurious to some of the most basic are available to suit all budgets.