Package Includes:
3 day, 2 night accommodations OR 4 day, 3 night accommodations
Dinner each day (beginning on day of arrival)
Breakfast each day (through day of departure)
One round of golf each day with cart
Your choice of tee times on the following courses: #2, #4, #7 and #8
Use of practice range
One sleeve of Titleist Golf Balls
Use of Fitness Center
Use of Tennis Courts
Escorted by Marc Pruitt
*Reservations must be made in advance and are subject to availability
Marc Pruitt Golf Specialist
(336) 725-1624
Fax (336) 724-5852
No. 2
Pinehurst No. 2 first opened as an 18-hole course in 1907, and Donald
Ross constantly fine-tuned it into a superlative test of every facet of
golf. You have to drive the ball well. And hit long irons well. And most
of all, have a razor-sharp short game. In 1999, No. 2 was the site of
the U.S. Open Championship. On the final hole, Payne Stewart sank a 15
foot putt, the longest in Open history, to defeat Phil Mickelson by one
stroke. The Open will return to No. 2 in 2005. "You have to be alert
and sharp for 18 consecutive holes, otherwise it will jump up and bite
you. I guess that's why the experts rate No. 2 as one of the greatest
courses in the world." - Sam Snead
No. 4
A Donald Ross course which originally was opened in 1919, it was redesigned
by Robert Trent Jones and other noted architects in the early 1970's.
In 1999, Tom Fazio was called in to build a brand new course. Rather than
attempt to modify what Ross and Jones had done, Fazio created a new look
for Pinehurst. The greens are bigger and flatter than No. 2, but fall
off quickly. They are surrounded by dramatic rolls that will test your
short game.
No. 7
While routing No. 7 in the mid-1980's Reese Jones discovered some ancient
bunkers in the woods. As it turns out, they were part of a long abandoned
employees' course Donald Ross
built years ago. No. 7 is unmistakably Pinehurst, but has a mountain flavor
as well. Uphill shots on 2, 3, 5, 9, 10, 12, 13, and 14 require power
and pinpoint accuracy. Concentrate, because
these holes can make or break your game. The last four holes are some
of the strongest finishing holes anywhere, including the picturesque 18th,
a downhill par-five to a green flanked by water.
No. 8
No. 8 opened in 1996 to commemorate Pinehurst's centennial year. Its creator,
Tom Fazio, was pleased to carry on the Pinehurst Tradition. The course
is a celebration of Pinehurst's first 100 years, a century that saw its
trademark sand greens give way to Bermuda grass which, in turn, was replaced
by bent grass. The character and feel of this course, however, is as constant
as Pinehurst itself. No. 8 tests all areas of your game.
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Newsletter Date: Tues, 01/24/2012
JWT Presents Toby Bost and the Floriade
Join Toby Bost for the Floriade
June 22 – 29, 2012
The trip of a lifetime—
only once every
10 years for the Floriade!!
Day 1 Overnight flight to Amsterdam Day 2 Welcome to Amsterdam! Welcome Reception! Day 3 Amsterdam sightseeing and at leisure. Start your day with an orientation featuring Mint Tower, Dam Square and Museum Square. Enjoy the Rijks museum—
a diamond polishing factory. Hop-on-hop-off city sightseeing ticket. During the flowering season a visit to Keukenhof will be included. Several million flowering bulbs planted across a 70 acre site will make this a spectacular visit.
Day 4 Amsterdam—
Floriade—
Immerse yourself in all things botanical during your visit to the world-famous Floriade Horticultural exhibition. Held every 10 years, the Floriade is a rare opportunity for you to engage in a global spectacle featuring over 100 exhibitors showcasing their horticultural expertise. NOT TO BE MISSED!!
Day 5 Amsterdam-
Apeldoorn-
Groningen Marvel at some of VanGogh’s most famous works with an included visit to the Kroller-Muller Museum. Visit the Het Loo Palace featuring beautiful formal gardens. Day 6 Groningen—
at Leisure. Spend free time exploring on your own. Or, you may enjoy a guided bicycle tour of the city!!
Day 7 Groningen-
Volendam-
Amsterdam-A scenic drive through the spectacular Frisian Lake District brings you to Bolsward and Workum. In Volendam You will enjoy the art of cheese making and how wooden clogs are made. Day 8 Bid farewell.
Cost Per Person, for Land Only: $2235 plus air
Deposit: $200 by Feb. 20, 2012
Call Toby Bost @ 336 655-2756 or Jean Wells @ 336 725-1624
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Keep those travelin' shoes ready!
Warmest regards,
Jean
Phone:
336 725-1624
Fax:
336 724-5852
