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Ireland's top ten must-play courses
Ireland always has been a leading golfing destination but following the exploits of major winners, Harrington, McDowell, McIlroy and Clarke, it's attracting even more attention. Vic Robbie selects ten of the best  
Scotland on a budget
Scotland is one of golf's leading destinations but it need not be expensive to experience a slice of golfing history.    
Alabama's hidden gem
Doug Hollandsworth tastes the delights of the Gulf Shores.      
All night long in Iceland
Vic Robbie discovers that there is more to the land of ice and fire. With 60 golf courses, the visiting golfer can play and party throughout the night
Golf’s Grand on the Strand
Myrtle Beach is a paradise for golfers where their every whim is catered for. Vic Robbie checks out why this area of South Carolina is often called the seaside capital of golf  

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Celtic manor – a match-play monster

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Saturday, 17 September 2011 00:30

 Celtic_Manor_18th_200x130Ross Biddiscombe's guide to Celtic Manor's Twenty Ten course that hosted one of the greatest and most exciting Ryder Cups.

 


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Dubai’s Desert Golf

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Tuesday, 02 November 2010 18:01

The_Dubai_Creek_Golf_Club_with_its_clubhouse_simulating_the_white_sails_of_an_Arab_dhowDubai has become a major golf destination and Minty Clinch road tests its collection of high calibre courses

 


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Tiger Woods Dubai

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Monday, 03 November 2008 00:00

Tiger_Woods__studies_the_plans_for_his_Al_Ruwaya_courseThe world’s No.1 is designing his first ever golf course in Dubai and it promises to be his own ‘miracle in the desert’ and one of the world’s most exclusive golfing experiences. Vic Robbie joined Tiger to see his work in progress

 

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Simply Seve at The Shire

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Saturday, 01 December 2007 23:11

The_first_hole_at_The_Shire.__Bob_AtkinsThe Shire was Seve Ballesteros’ first course design in England and, Ross Biddiscombe discovers, is just like the great man himself – attractive with deadliness just below the surface

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