If you are visiting Quebec and enjoy the lifestyle of golfing, you will not want to miss the Royal Montreal Golf Course. Aside from the rich past that soaks this place with meaningful history, there are golf courses that you will never forget. Here we will look at a brief history of the Royal Montreal Golf Course as well as some information about the courses you will find here.
History
The Royal Montreal Golf Course was founded in 1873 when eight men also formed the Montreal Golf Club. The Club moved a few times, in 1896 it moved to Dixie in the parish of Dorval. Now you can find the Queen of Angels Academy for Girls at the Dixie clubhouse location.
In 1959 the Club moved to Ile Blizard and 45 holes were made, where they still stand and are very highly ranked among the golf courses of the world.
Most recently, in 2007, Royal Montreal hosted the Presidents Cup. During this event, the best non-European players of the world competed in an international team against the top 12 PGA tour players in the United States. There is really no end to the rich history of the Royal Montreal Golf Course!
The Courses
The Blue Course
The Blue Course is challenging and requires that you are not a beginner in order to succeed at it. The greens are tiered and have been since the course was renovated in 2004 by Rees Jones. The 14th hole was the most popular during the President's Cup making it a great place for new memories and great golf successes.
The Blue Course is by far the most famous and well-known at the Royal Montreal Golf Course. The other holes are still wonderful golfing opportunities, which we will discuss here.
The Red Course
This course is a wonderful challenge for golf players who want to test their accuracy. The greens are smaller and close together, making them a great test of accuracy.
The Dixie Course
The Dixie Course is the finest choice for the beginner players. Whether they are young or elderly, they can find this course to be a wonderful test for developing their new skills. While golfing, it is important to always find a course that you feel comfortable with, especially if you are beginning. If you happen to be a master golfer but want to bring along a person who is newer at the game, this would be a great place to go. You can test your skills on the challenging courses while they can feel good about themselves by succeeding at the Dixie Course.
Canada is home to many famous and glorious golf courses. The Royal Montreal Golf Club is a great place to go when you like to experience your golfing alongside a rich historical presence. It is a great place to go for all of these reasons, especially if you have someone with you who wants an easier course as well since it has a little something for everyone.
Jumat, 24 November 2017
Jumat, 03 November 2017
A Golf Holiday on La Torre Golf Resort Is a Golfers Dream Break!
La Torre golf resort is a fantastic place for a golf holiday in Spain.
La Torre is the second resort to be completed by Polaris World and, like the other Polaris World golf resorts, is built around a Jack Nicklaus designed 18 hole golf course. La Torre also features a driving range and golf practice facilities, and a fully stocked pro shop with knowledgeable staff.
The resort offers many different types of accommodation options including various styles of villa, duplex townhouses and an array of luxurious apartments. No matter what type of accommodation you choose, you will not be very far from one of the many communal swimming pools - indeed if you choose a villa you may even have your own!
Also, the whole La Torre complex is enclosed in a secure perimeter fence with gated security - reassuring if you have children in your party.
You don't have to be a golfer though to enjoy a holiday on La Torre - it is also ideal for family holidays. There is a wonderful "Town Centre" within which you will find many bars and restaurants, an internet lounge and an on-site bank. Near the resort entrance you will find a large fully stocked supermarket.
The recently opened 5 Star Intercontinental Hotel is a place of relaxation and luxury offering spa treatments and fine dining. Other restaurants and bars on La Torre include La Encine (Club House), The Clover (Irish themed) Pub, The Wood House Bar, El Roble (Tapas Bar), and La Acacia (Italian restaurant).
La Torre is also just one of the golf courses that make up the "Nicklaus Golf Trail" in the area. The others being on Mar Menor resort, Hacienda Riquelme resort, Condado de Alhama resort and El Valle resort which was also home to the 2011 Senior Spanish Open. And the good news is that if you stay on any of these Polaris World resorts you are free to play any of the courses on the Niclaus Trail.
You are also not far at all from the wonderful beaches of the Costa Calida, including the Mar Menor ("little sea")which is a huge salty lagoon and one of the best places in Europe for all kinds of water sports.
So if you are considering a golf holiday in Spain then La Torre (or one of the other Polaris World resorts) should be one place on your list of possible destinations!
La Torre is the second resort to be completed by Polaris World and, like the other Polaris World golf resorts, is built around a Jack Nicklaus designed 18 hole golf course. La Torre also features a driving range and golf practice facilities, and a fully stocked pro shop with knowledgeable staff.
The resort offers many different types of accommodation options including various styles of villa, duplex townhouses and an array of luxurious apartments. No matter what type of accommodation you choose, you will not be very far from one of the many communal swimming pools - indeed if you choose a villa you may even have your own!
Also, the whole La Torre complex is enclosed in a secure perimeter fence with gated security - reassuring if you have children in your party.
You don't have to be a golfer though to enjoy a holiday on La Torre - it is also ideal for family holidays. There is a wonderful "Town Centre" within which you will find many bars and restaurants, an internet lounge and an on-site bank. Near the resort entrance you will find a large fully stocked supermarket.
The recently opened 5 Star Intercontinental Hotel is a place of relaxation and luxury offering spa treatments and fine dining. Other restaurants and bars on La Torre include La Encine (Club House), The Clover (Irish themed) Pub, The Wood House Bar, El Roble (Tapas Bar), and La Acacia (Italian restaurant).
La Torre is also just one of the golf courses that make up the "Nicklaus Golf Trail" in the area. The others being on Mar Menor resort, Hacienda Riquelme resort, Condado de Alhama resort and El Valle resort which was also home to the 2011 Senior Spanish Open. And the good news is that if you stay on any of these Polaris World resorts you are free to play any of the courses on the Niclaus Trail.
You are also not far at all from the wonderful beaches of the Costa Calida, including the Mar Menor ("little sea")which is a huge salty lagoon and one of the best places in Europe for all kinds of water sports.
So if you are considering a golf holiday in Spain then La Torre (or one of the other Polaris World resorts) should be one place on your list of possible destinations!
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