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Stunning mountain vistas and a seafront location are not the only selling points for the Cinnamon Hill Ocean Country Club - it is also home to a monumental Robert van Hagge designed championship course. Ranked as one of Jamaica's finest by Golf Digest, this is natural beauty and golf in the purest combination. The 7,000 yard layout features an open, wind-swept front nine, where golfers will be at the mercy of the elements (fortunately, the elements are normally clear skies and perfect sunshine!). On the closing stretch, the space gives way to tight fairways, guarded by treacherous bunkers, and throughout, the intrepid player will require a combination of power and guile. It may be resort golf, but Cinnamon Hill is still extremely intriguing - even if your golf lets you down, the views from the Country Club at the Rose Hall Resort will be a highlight of your golf escape to Jamaica.

Central to the golfing experience at Boca Raton are the two tremendous courses; the starting point is the majestic Resort Course, one of Florida's ‘golden age' layouts, and once attached to touring pros Sam Snead and Tommy Armour. The par-71 layout is not overly exacting, but the mature design makes it a hugely enjoyable experience. Less well established but equally enjoyable is the Country Club Course, a par-72 of better than 6,500 yards that is best known for the signature island green of the closing hole.

Stunning mountain vistas and a seafront location are not the only selling points for the Cinnamon Hill Ocean Country Club - it is also home to a monumental Robert van Hagge designed championship course. Ranked as one of Jamaica's finest by Golf Digest, this is natural beauty and golf in the purest combination. The 7,000 yard layout features an open, wind-swept front nine, where golfers will be at the mercy of the elements (fortunately, the elements are normally clear skies and perfect sunshine!). On the closing stretch, the space gives way to tight fairways, guarded by treacherous bunkers, and throughout, the intrepid player will require a combination of power and guile. It may be resort golf, but Cinnamon Hill is still extremely intriguing - even if your golf lets you down, the views from the Country Club at the Rose Hall Resort will be a highlight of your golf escape to Jamaica.

Legend Course The Legend Course is the crowing glory of Belle Mare Plage's golfing arena, and was designed by South African Hugh Baiocchi. The course (6,611 yards) skirts one of the island's most idyllic beaches, and is carved through the wildlife-rich forests of Mauritius' east coast. Baiocchi's concept was realised by a construction process in accordance with USGA guidelines, and its greens are renowned for their slick surfaces. Each hole is truly unique around this most amazing course, from the legendary layout to the views of the famous Mauritian coastline. Links Course Added to the Belle Mare Plage Resort in 2002, the Links Course measures 6,518 yards, and was designed by Rodney Wright, in conjunction with golfing legend Peter Alliss. The par-71 layout has matured nicely since its inauguration, and has helped to ease the traffic around the famous Legend Course. The same water features and woodland help to provide beauty and challenge. With the club house in sight, golfers have to hold their nerve to carry the water that guards the final green at this magnificent resort course.Pluck up some courage at the Legend's 17th - the island green is perched atop a volcanic outcrop, bathed in the beautiful aquamarine of the Indian Ocean.

Stunning mountain vistas and a seafront location are not the only selling points for the Cinnamon Hill Ocean Country Club - it is also home to a monumental Robert van Hagge designed championship course. Ranked as one of Jamaica's finest by Golf Digest, this is natural beauty and golf in the purest combination. The 7,000 yard layout features an open, wind-swept front nine, where golfers will be at the mercy of the elements (fortunately, the elements are normally clear skies and perfect sunshine!). On the closing stretch, the space gives way to tight fairways, guarded by treacherous bunkers, and throughout, the intrepid player will require a combination of power and guile. It may be resort golf, but Cinnamon Hill is still extremely intriguing - even if your golf lets you down, the views from the Country Club at the Rose Hall Resort will be a highlight of your golf escape to Jamaica.

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Stunning mountain vistas and a seafront location are not the only selling points for the Cinnamon Hill Ocean Country Club - it is also home to a monumental Robert van Hagge designed championship course. Ranked as one of Jamaica's finest by Golf Digest, this is natural beauty and golf in the purest combination. The 7,000 yard layout features an open, wind-swept front nine, where golfers will be at the mercy of the elements (fortunately, the elements are normally clear skies and perfect sunshine!). On the closing stretch, the space gives way to tight fairways, guarded by treacherous bunkers, and throughout, the intrepid player will require a combination of power and guile. It may be resort golf, but Cinnamon Hill is still extremely intriguing - even if your golf lets you down, the views from the Country Club at the Rose Hall Resort will be a highlight of your golf escape to Jamaica.

Legend Course The Legend Course is the crowing glory of Belle Mare Plage's golfing arena, and was designed by South African Hugh Baiocchi. The course (6,611 yards) skirts one of the island's most idyllic beaches, and is carved through the wildlife-rich forests of Mauritius' east coast. Baiocchi's concept was realised by a construction process in accordance with USGA guidelines, and its greens are renowned for their slick surfaces. Each hole is truly unique around this most amazing course, from the legendary layout to the views of the famous Mauritian coastline. Links Course Added to the Belle Mare Plage Resort in 2002, the Links Course measures 6,518 yards, and was designed by Rodney Wright, in conjunction with golfing legend Peter Alliss. The par-71 layout has matured nicely since its inauguration, and has helped to ease the traffic around the famous Legend Course. The same water features and woodland help to provide beauty and challenge. With the club house in sight, golfers have to hold their nerve to carry the water that guards the final green at this magnificent resort course.Pluck up some courage at the Legend's 17th - the island green is perched atop a volcanic outcrop, bathed in the beautiful aquamarine of the Indian Ocean.

The Sawgrass Golf Resort may be best known for the awe-inspiring TPC Stadium Course, but there are in fact 5 championship layouts in total, ensuring that this is certainly among the most desirable golf holiday destinations in the world. TPC Stadium Course Pete Dye's TPC Stadium Course is among the most famous in the world, and is the annual host to the so-called ‘fifth major', the Players Championship. The highlight, which goes without saying, is the incredible 17th hole with its island green, which has to be one of the most exhilarating golf experiences anywhere. Look past the most discussed hole and the TPC Stadium Course presents an exacting 6,954 yard layout, whose fairways and greens are pristine. No less than $30 million has been invested in the course, and the work completed in 2006 has affirmed the amazing Players' Course at the forefront of golf in Florida and beyond. Valley Course The latest addition to Sawgrass' already impressive portfolio is Pete Dye's Valley Course, which is already regarded as being worthy of standing side-by-side with the TPC Stadium Course, and has also hosted the PGA Tour's finest. The ambitious project reflects Dye's extravagant design ethos, and the result is a magnificent 6,838 yard championship layout overflowing with water and sand. Perfectly manicured fairways and slick, sweeping greens are among the characteristics that make the Valley so popular. Sawgrass Country Club Sawgrass Country Club played host to the Players Championship from 1977 to 1981, and was designed by Ed Seay, an associate of Arnold Palmer's architectural organisation. The 27 holes are combined to produce the East and West rotations, with a maximum length of 7,072 yards. Whichever combination you are lucky enough to play, enjoyment and challenge are guaranteed at a course which Golf Digest included in its list of the ‘Best 25 Golf Courses'. Marsh Landing Country Club Intracoastal marshland and towering pines set the backdrop for the Marsh Landing Country Club, which boasts a 6,841 yard championship layout devised by Ed Seay, who also conceived the superb links at the Sawgrass Country Club. The two nines are truly distinct, but both offer a good test and the chance to observe the estate's outstanding wildlife. Ponte Vedra Country Club The Ponte Vedra Country Club's course has been revised and greatly improved by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay, and is set a stunning natural environment. Although it is short, Ponte Vedra Country Club is tight in places, demanding straight driving above all else. The signature hole is the short par 4 thirteenth, whose length is enticing, but there is water everywhere.

Among the very best of Arizona golf is the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club at Dove Mountain, where guests of the Ritz-Carlton, Phoenix enjoy preferential rates and access. Home to the Accenture Match Play Championship, Dove Mountain saw Ian Poulter score his biggest achievement to date with victory in the 2010 event. The stunning desert layout was conceived by Jack Nicklaus, and is a splendid championship experience that takes in views of the towering Tortolita Mountain range. The 27-hole complex is formed of three distinct nine-hole loops named the Saguaro, Tortolito and Wild Burro, each of which can be combined to form par-72 layouts that can stretch close to the 8,000 yard mark! The everyday tees, however, are far more manageable, and will offer up first class holiday golf that will be a sure highlight of an escape to Dove Mountain.

Belle Mare Plage, with its two awe-inspiring championship courses, is arguably the most established golfing destination in Mauritius, presenting high quality layouts in an environment of unimaginable beauty. Legend Course The Legend Course is the crowing glory of Belle Mare Plage's golfing arena, and was designed by South African Hugh Baiocchi. The course (6,611 yards) skirts one of the island's most idyllic beaches, and is carved through the wildlife-rich forests of Mauritius' east coast. Baiocchi's concept was realised by a construction process in accordance with USGA guidelines, and its greens are renowned for their slick surfaces. Each hole is truly unique around this most amazing course, from the legendary layout to the views of the famous Mauritian coastline. Links Course Added to the Belle Mare Plage Resort in 2002, the Links Course measures 6,518 yards, and was designed by Rodney Wright, in conjunction with golfing legend Peter Alliss. The par-71 layout has matured nicely since its inauguration, and has helped to ease the traffic around the famous Legend Course. The same water features and woodland help to provide beauty and challenge. With the club house in sight, golfers have to hold their nerve to carry the water that guards the final green at this magnificent resort course.

Belle Mare Plage, with its two awe-inspiring championship courses, is arguably the most established golfing destination in Mauritius, presenting high quality layouts in an environment of unimaginable beauty. Legend Course The Legend Course is the crowing glory of Belle Mare Plage's golfing arena, and was designed by South African Hugh Baiocchi. The course (6,611 yards) skirts one of the island's most idyllic beaches, and is carved through the wildlife-rich forests of Mauritius' east coast. Baiocchi's concept was realised by a construction process in accordance with USGA guidelines, and its greens are renowned for their slick surfaces. Each hole is truly unique around this most amazing course, from the legendary layout to the views of the famous Mauritian coastline. Links Course Added to the Belle Mare Plage Resort in 2002, the Links Course measures 6,518 yards, and was designed by Rodney Wright, in conjunction with golfing legend Peter Alliss. The par-71 layout has matured nicely since its inauguration, and has helped to ease the traffic around the famous Legend Course. The same water features and woodland help to provide beauty and challenge. With the club house in sight, golfers have to hold their nerve to carry the water that guards the final green at this magnificent resort course.