Hello folks <BR>My wife and I are visiting provo in April. We planning on playing a few rounds at the provo golf club. Can anybody provide a first hand account of the golf course ? I've seen thier website, but I'd like to hear from someone who has played. Thanks very much !!<BR><BR>any info would be appreciated

jay-i am a former travel agent specializing in golf trips until 9/11.<BR><BR>Although I have never been to the Provo golf course, my boss had several, several, times. She and her hubby have played all over the world. He is a 4 handicap, she 12.<BR><BR>She always said that it was one of the most beutiful, challenging and well amintained golf courses she had ever played. I highly respect her opinion.<BR><BR>My hubby and I are avid golfers and had the flights been non stop from Newark, we would have gone there instead of Grand Cayman.

Thanks Karan...its sounds good from what I've heard, but I can't wait to get out there. I'm really looking forward to it !! I need some good info to get me through these next few cold weeks ; )

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Jay:<BR>I played Provo twice last week; first trip to T&amp;C. Good track by US standards, great track by Carribean standards. Slope from the tips (6641 yds) is 136; from the blues it's 6264/133. Tight fairways with a lot of roll; plenty of water. If it's windy it certainly justifys the higher slope for shorter yardages. The range is short and you hit off mats. Staff, pro shop, food and drink are great. We played at 1:30 PM for a reduced rate of $90 (Vs 130 prime time). Not too crowded in the pM and easy to get a time. All in all it was well worth it; enjoy.