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French Lick Resort Offers Additional Summer Golf Package Opportunities

French Lick, IN - French Lick Resort, located in southern Indiana, invites golf aficionados to experience one of the premier golf destinations in America this summer and book one of the new summer golf package opportunities now available.
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Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel Unveils Massive Resort Expansion

WORLEY, ID – The Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel – home of Circling Raven Golf Club, ranked among the 100 best public golf courses in the United States by GOLF Magazine and Golf Digest – debuted a substantial resort expansion this month to rave reviews, ushering in many new amenities at the popular resort tribally owned by the Coeur d’Alenes
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Fun Golf Just Twenty-Six Miles Across The Sea

By Chuck Miller, "The Traveling Guy"

Tiger Woods, Corey Pavin and Craig Stadler, along with many Hollywood celebrities, sports figures and regular week day and weekend golfers have golfed there. Where is there…it's the Catalina Island Golf Course just "Twenty Six Miles Across the Sea". Actually the course, which is located in Avalon, Catalina's main port, is only 22 miles from the Southern California mainland. However, since The Four Preps and Tennessee Ernie Ford made the island famous by singing that Santa Catalina was "Twenty Six Miles Across the Sea", that's good enough for me.

The Coeur d'Alene Tribe doesn't claim to have all the answers. But it does know one thing for sure. The procedures and strategies put in place before the recession at the Coeur d'Alene Casino Resort in Idaho have paid off handsomely.
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Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Expansion Project Accelerates Toward Spring Opening

(WORLEY, ID) – The massive expansion at the Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort is under budget and well-ahead of schedule and officials expect the $85-million project to be completed in the spring of 2011.

By Steve Donahue

Birthplace Of America’s Music’ Offers Golfers A Lot More Than Just Great Courses And Gaming Action

Mississippi might not be the first place many of the nation’s golfers think of when they get a hankering for great golf and gaming. But savvy golfers have long known more golfers should put the Magnolia State on their radar.

By James Lipsitz

Gene Bates, Scott Miller, John Harbottle, III. Not names that jump out at you. Not names the average golfer is familiar with unless that average golfer happens to be knowledgeable about golf course architects. These three men may not even know each other but they will forever have their names linked together in my mind following my recent golf outing to Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington.

Atlantic City: Always Turned On

By Darryl Berger Atlantic City is undergoing a makeover. The changing landscape of legalized gaming is forcing the legendary New Jersey resort to diversify. Golf courses, shopping and dining are all part of a transformation local officials hope will position Atlantic City to better compete with the expanding plethora of gambling destinations.
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Casinos and Golf Make A Perfect Pair

By Jen Voss Like peanut butter and jelly, ham and eggs, tea and crumpets, Sonny and Cher, Lennon and McCarthy, Brooks and Dunn, Tarzan and Jane, Donald and Daisy, David and Goliath, “Golf” and “Casinos” have entered the lexicon as ideal combinations. Las Vegas excluded, below are the five best casino golf course destinations we’ve played in the USA.
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