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Cypress Bend Golf Resort

You'll experience the magic the moment you set foot on Cypress Bend, a jewel on the Texas-Louisiana border. The 186,000-acre Toledo Bend Lake was already legendary for bass fishing - now it's famous for golf as well. The 18-hole course features ten holes along the water and six with shots across hidden coves and inlets. Surrounding hardwood forests, undulating greens and dramatic elevation changes add to Cypress Bend's challenge and beauty.
Cypress Bend Golf Resort & Conference Center boasts 96 oversized rooms with an elegant country inn decor, an exceptional restaurant with views over the lake, spa facilities and more.

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Hilton Head Packages

Hilton Head is a true golfers paradise with fantastically designed courses from Hilton Head Island to the surrounding area of Bluffton and Daufuskie Island. They claim to be a little bit ﾓold schoolﾔ in that they prefer quality to quantity when it comes to their golf. Many of the courses were built through the beautiful tidal marshes and lagoons that surround the island. Keep your eye on the ball when you tee off because the breathtaking views can be distracting.

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Travel Destination - Charleston, SC

Charleston Golf Guide

It took a lot more than golf to make Charleston one of America's "Top Ten" vacation destinations for the past two decades. In fact, surveys of Charleston area visitors confirm that golf ranks well down the list of reasons why they return to the city voted #1 in the US in the 2011 Conde' Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards. So why is this a good thing for those who love golf? Two reasons, actually.

First, it means that unlike your typical "golf destination," Charleston offers pristine golf, unrushed and unspoiled by the crowds. But moreover, it means that once you've completed your round, there is still a smorgasbord of activity awaiting you. If history is the cornerstone of Charleston, then dining is the mortar. Last year The New York Times flatly stated, "Charleston is one of the great eating towns of the American South." Just three months later, Saveur Magazine wrote, "We've always considered Charleston one of the country's most alluring eating destinations ." Combine an award-winning port city with sunny beaches, out-of-this-world dining and fantastic golf, and you've got the perfect spot for your next golf getaway!