PGA National's Champion Course: Where Average Joes walk like pros. Course reviews at FloridaGolfGuide.com
April 5, 2007 (Press Release) --
By Chris Baldwin,
Senior Writer,
Golf Publisher Syndications
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (April 5, 2007) — The fairways are huge, your caddie is at your side, Florida's warm winter winds are whipping through a shirt that has no chance of staying tucked and the possibilities seem endless.
Maybe a chiropractor would disagree, but you're certain you are standing much straighter and taller than usual. Marching up and down the fairways of PGA National's Champion Course tends to do that for a golfer.
By far the best of PGA National's five golf courses, Champion Course requires that non-members use a caddie and this is one rule we can all be thankful for.
Without it, a number of players would no doubt unwittingly deny themselves one great golfing pleasure. PGA National's Champion Course is a longtime setting for pro golf. A PGA Championship and Ryder Cup Matches have been held here. Now, it's host to the much less high profile Honda Classic, one of those tournaments that could be made or broken by the participation whims of one Tiger Woods.
Regardless, it's a course that made for Joe Schmoes to feel like pros.
Nothing brings that sense home more than having a caddie in those distinctive white uniforms lugging your bag around the course. You know, the bag that sometimes gets thrown down the stairs by your kids or stuffed into the garage for months at a time.
Sure, you don't play like a pro. You certainly don't earn like a pro. You probably can't even dress like a pro (thankfully if that pro's Sergio Garcia).
But you can walk like a pro at PGA National's Champion Course.
This is no minor deal. Hitting even a halfway decent shot — heck, just not tripping when you swing — feels 10 times better when you can follow it up by handing a caddie your club and stalk up to your next shot with your arms swinging free.
Nothing in your hands. Not a care on your mind.
"It's just cool isn't it?" a golfer who looked to be about 60-something chortled at the bag drop after his round. "I felt like I was back in grade school playing dress up or something. The caddie makes all the difference. You feel like you're playing in some tournament.
"It's like you're some Master of the Universe."
For more details visit - http://www.floridagolfguide.com/course-reviews/pga-national-resort-champions-course-palm-beach-gardens-5148.htm
April 5, 2007
Any opinions expressed above are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of the management.
Author/Company
GolfPublisher Syndications
Email - golfpublisherusa@gmail.com
Website - http://www.floridagolfguide.com
Senior Writer,
Golf Publisher Syndications
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (April 5, 2007) — The fairways are huge, your caddie is at your side, Florida's warm winter winds are whipping through a shirt that has no chance of staying tucked and the possibilities seem endless.
Maybe a chiropractor would disagree, but you're certain you are standing much straighter and taller than usual. Marching up and down the fairways of PGA National's Champion Course tends to do that for a golfer.
By far the best of PGA National's five golf courses, Champion Course requires that non-members use a caddie and this is one rule we can all be thankful for.
Without it, a number of players would no doubt unwittingly deny themselves one great golfing pleasure. PGA National's Champion Course is a longtime setting for pro golf. A PGA Championship and Ryder Cup Matches have been held here. Now, it's host to the much less high profile Honda Classic, one of those tournaments that could be made or broken by the participation whims of one Tiger Woods.
Regardless, it's a course that made for Joe Schmoes to feel like pros.
Nothing brings that sense home more than having a caddie in those distinctive white uniforms lugging your bag around the course. You know, the bag that sometimes gets thrown down the stairs by your kids or stuffed into the garage for months at a time.
Sure, you don't play like a pro. You certainly don't earn like a pro. You probably can't even dress like a pro (thankfully if that pro's Sergio Garcia).
But you can walk like a pro at PGA National's Champion Course.
This is no minor deal. Hitting even a halfway decent shot — heck, just not tripping when you swing — feels 10 times better when you can follow it up by handing a caddie your club and stalk up to your next shot with your arms swinging free.
Nothing in your hands. Not a care on your mind.
"It's just cool isn't it?" a golfer who looked to be about 60-something chortled at the bag drop after his round. "I felt like I was back in grade school playing dress up or something. The caddie makes all the difference. You feel like you're playing in some tournament.
"It's like you're some Master of the Universe."
For more details visit - http://www.floridagolfguide.com/course-reviews/pga-national-resort-champions-course-palm-beach-gardens-5148.htm
April 5, 2007
Any opinions expressed above are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of the management.
Author/Company
GolfPublisher Syndications
Email - golfpublisherusa@gmail.com
Website - http://www.floridagolfguide.com
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