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Village Of Pinehurst, NC - The Pinehurst Challenge
For reservations call 877-281-8739.
Reference package code R-PIRS56.
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We challenge you to take on five of Pinehurst's toughest courses during a five-night stay. After golf, recover each night at the luxurious Pinehurst Resort. The courses at Pinehurst Resort provide some of the most challenging golf in the Southeast. If your group loves exceptional golf, Pinehurst is the place for you. Call today for reservations or more information.
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Special Includes:
- 5 nights' accommodations at The Carolina Inn.
- 5 rounds of golf with cart ($160 per person surcharge for No. 2 is additional and payable direct).
- Breakfast and dinner daily.
- All taxes.
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As always, unless otherwise noted, feel free to adjust the package to include as many nights and rounds of golf as your group desires.
Just call toll free 877-281-8739 for more information. Non-golfer rates
available upon request. If you want real time pricing for your travel dates,
click here,
or if you're ready to book this package,
click here.
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07-OCT-08
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08-NOV-08
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$2,687.50 - $2,687.50
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09-NOV-08
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31-DEC-08
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$1,432.50 - $1,432.50
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Included in Hotel portion of package:
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Accommodations, dinner/breakfast daily, 18 holes w/cart per night of stay, tax and resort service fee. GOLF SURCHARGES ($160 IN 2008) FOR PINEHURST #2 ARE PAYABLE DIRECT TO THE RESORT.
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Prices are per golfer based on 2 persons sharing a carolina hotel and includes 5 nights' accommodations, 5 rounds of golf with shared cart (where applicable) and all taxes. Prices are subject to change without notice. Accommodations and golf are subject to availability.
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At Pinehurst you'll have the choice of three distinctive properties - the regal Carolina, the historic Holly Inn, or the tranquil Manor. Each one is full of the flavor of the Old South and is centrally located near the Village of Pinehurst. Guests also have a choice of nine gourmet restaurants, ranging from the rustic Scottish Tavern to the award-winning 1895 Room. Those who know Pinehurst also know that the resort boasts eight championship golf courses to rival any in the world. But if golf is not all you're after, the resort also provides croquet, lawn bowling, volleyball, tennis, and a 20...
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Pinehurst No. 1 ~ 0.57 miles
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This is where it all began. Even though Dr. Leroy Culver built the first rudimentary nine holes and John Dunn Tucker added the next nine, it is clearly Donald Ross' touch that can be seen on this first golf course. Don't let the short 6,128-yard par 70 fool you - it's more of a course than it first appears. Wild drives or a sloppy short game can make for a long day. As with any course bearing Ross' name, it is ultimately very playable without losing its challenge....
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Pinehurst No. 2 ~ 0.57 miles
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The best of the best. No. 2 is a challenge not because of its length, topography, unruly routing, water features or green size - but because of the combination of factors that have made thousands laugh and cry at the same time. Undulating greens. Carefully placed bunkers. Strategic layout that tests both the long and short game. It is golf the way it was meant to be played, "the fairest test of championship golf" ever designed by Ross, in his own words. It is also top 10 in the country, and site of more championships than any other course in the country, including the 1999 and 2005 U.S. Open C...
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Pinehurst No. 4 ~ 0.57 miles
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Don't let the number fool you. We kept the old name, even the majority of Ross' original routing. But in 2000, Fazio officially opened No. 4 as a brand new course. There are new layouts, new pot bunkers totaling over 140 in number, and an incredible new lake, making it entirely different from when the course first opened in 1919....
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Pinehurst No. 5 ~ 0.57 miles
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It's no wonder Ellis Maples would design a Pinehurst golf course - his father was Donald Ross' right hand for over 40 years. Opened in 1961, No. 5 holds true to a key Ross feature - Mother Nature as the best guide in golf architecture. The course has more water hazards to negotiate than any other course at Pinehurst. It is also one of the prettiest - especially the par-three 15th, known as the Cathedral Hole. What you'll see is a lot of variety in the layout - uphill and downhill, left-to-right and right-to-left, long and short par fours. Overall, it is a very playable, enjoyable 18 holes that...
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Pinehurst No. 7 ~ 0.57 miles
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Located a mile away from the Main Clubhouse, No. 7 is unmistakably Pinehurst, but has a mountainous flavor as well. Uphill shots on eight of the 18 holes require power and pinpoint accuracy. Other interesting features make this a unique addition to the Pinehurst heritage, including vast bunkers that require bold tee shots, wetlands to clear and double doglegs. It also incorporated some old bunkers Ross put in place years before for an old employee's course - you'll find them beside the tee of the fourth hole. The 18th, a downhill par 5 to a green flanked by water, shows that this course will t...
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