Golf in the Caribbean
Jun 3rd, 1999 | 10:52 AM
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St. Thomas has Mahogany Run which is beautiful and also is easily accessed from St. John. They have a web site <BR>www.st-thomas.com/mahogany/ with all the info you would need. We will be there in November and will play a round or two. Will let you know. It does look challenging.
Jun 3rd, 1999 | 10:53 AM
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St. Thomas has Mahogany Run which is beautiful and also is easily accessed from St. John. They have a web site <BR>www.st-thomas.com/mahogany/ with all the info you would need. We will be there in November and will play a round or two. Will let you know. It does look challenging.
Jun 3rd, 1999 | 11:18 AM
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Mahogany Run in St. Thomas is a fun course. They have three holes (I think they call it the Devil's triangle), where you are hitting the ball over the water a few times.... very tough to get through there without losing a ball (or two). I'd stay on St. John, and travel to St. Thomas. 15 minute ferry ride and about a 15 minute cab ride to the course. <BR> <BR>- Jim
Jun 3rd, 1999 | 01:33 PM
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The current online edition of Golf Digest ranks the top courses in 100 countries, which include many caribbean islands. You may want to use this as a starting point. <BR>http://www.golfdigest.com/gd9906/planet.c.html <BR>Another resource is PGATour.com which lists the courses played by the senior tour. They play a few tournaments in the caribbean. If they are good enough for the old guys, they're good enough for me.
