TRAVEL IDEAS Give Golfers Something To “Swing About” Ae | = Whatbetter way to spend a dayat the beach than golfing—forless. (NAPSA)—Lower temperatures and lower prices bring a new crowd to some of the world’s most beautiful beach resorts—golfers. For example, lower prices at Edgewater Beach Resort entice many duffers to hit the greens. The sun-splashed beach destination has lured generations with its Breakfast and Birdies Package, which includes spacious accommodations, 18 holes of golf, shoe and club cleaning, breakfast and more. The low rates run through April 30, 2003. The Hombre Golf Club consists of three nines—The Good, The Bad and The Ugly—andis nestled amidst wetlands, marshes, lakes andpreserves. The course offers 27 challenging holes in a natural woodlandsetting and has hosted major golf events including PGA TOUR Qualifying Rounds, Canadian Pro Am, Ben Hogan Tour and Nike Tourstops. Set among palms, pines and azaleas, Hombre challenges golfers to test their mettle on a course that features water on 15 of the 27 holes. The course favorite, the picturesque 2nd hole (on The Ugly), is a replica of the 16th at Augusta National played entirely over water and secured by bunkers on all sides. Edgewater Beach Resort is set on a private half mile of the “World’s Most Beautiful Beaches” and also offers a spa and fitness center, 11 Plexicushion tennis courts and 12 pools including the 11,000 sq. ft. Lagoon Pool complete with cascading waterfalls, natural foliage, reflection ponds andjacuzzis. For more information, call (800) 874-8686 or visit the website at www.edgewaterbeachresort.com.
