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1. DOWNLOAD: August 2009 Issue
   In this issue: The Resort at Pelican Hill Classic Golf and Casino Hotels in Atlantic City The Family-Friendly Dolce Seav . . . keep reading
   
   
2. DOWNLOAD: September 2009 Issue
   We begin this month with a trip down under to Adelaide, Australia. Not just the home of a number of worthy private golf courses that welcome non-member play (including Royal Adelaide), but also home to Australia's premier vineyards. A perfect add-on when visiting Sydney and/or Melbourne. While springtime may be coming to Australia, soon the fall season will be upon us. This provides a great opportunity to play some of Cape Cod's top private courses, free of the summertime crowds, at a time of the year when the weather is generally superb. Learn how to access a number of the top golf courses . . . keep reading
   
   
3. DOWNLOAD: July 2009 Issue
   In this issue: Muirfield and East Lothian favorites Tom Doak's Scottish debut Minnesota's Iron Range Bedford Springs Resort Secrets . . . keep reading
   
   
4. DOWNLOAD: June 2009 Issue
   In this issue:   Sea Island: Where golf, decorum, and luxury peacefully coexist Spotlight on Vermont: Stowe's Private but accessibl . . . keep reading
   
   
5. An Exclusive Subscriber Trip to Bandon Dunes: Play Old Macdonald Before It Opens
   From the December 2009 issue
   How would you like to play Old Macdonald, the eagerly awaited fourth course at Bandon Dunes, before it opens to the public? That is just one of the benefits exclusively available to Golf Odyssey subscribers who join us at Bandon Dunes for a four-day/three-night getaway beginning on May 13, 2010. The trip includes a round on all four Bandon courses (including the new Tom Doak/Jim Urbina design) . . . keep reading
   
   
6. DOWNLOAD: May 2009 Issue
   In this issue: Spotlight on Mesquite, Nevada: Surreal Golf Rules the Day Sand Hollow Resort: A Triumph, by (St.) George Moderately Wil . . . keep reading
   
   
7. DOWNLOAD: December 2008 Issue
   In this issue:   2008: The Year in Review Platinum Places: Best Destinations for 2008-2009 Best and Worst Awards for 2008 Index . . . keep reading
   
   
8. DOWNLOAD: April 2009 Issue
   In this issue: Bethpage State Park: Demystifying the People's Open Course Fairmont Turnberry Isle: Turning Heads in South Florida Gra . . . keep reading
   
   
9. DOWNLOAD: October 2009 Issue
   For those looking for easy access to a Caribbean golf destination with multiple golf courses this winter, Jamaica should be on your short list. With non-stop jet service from no fewer than ten North American cities, getting to Montego Bay is a piece of cake. Literally fifteen minutes from the airport one finds two very worthy golf courses (and one less so) and one of the best family resorts anywhere. All the details are in the October issue of Golf Odyssey. Our second story takes us to The Big Easy . . . keep reading
   
   
10. DOWNLOAD: March 2009 Issue
    In this issue: Los Cabos: Our favorite oceanside desert oasis Spotlight on Castle Stuart: The most noteworthy course opening of 2009 . . . keep reading
    
    
11. DOWNLOAD: February 2009 Issue
    In this issue:   Spotlight on Las Vegas: Three pure golf escapes: Primm Valley, Paiute, and The Chase, fresh off its debut at TPC Coy . . . keep reading
    
    
12. DOWNLOAD: January 2009 Issue
    In this issue: Hawaii's Kona-Kohala Coast: Holiday golf year-round on the Big Island Spotlight on Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort: An i . . . keep reading
    
    
13. 2009: The Best and Worst Awards
    From the December 2009 issue
    As is Golf Odyssey's custom, we are pleased to highlight the best and worst from our travels during the past year. We hope you find these awards to be helpful guides for a prosperous new year of travel in 2010. . . . keep reading
    
    
14. Fountain Hills, Arizona: Greater Scottsdale's Neat & Tidy Getaway
    From the March 2009 issue
    While there's no denying that the greater Phoenix/Scottsdale area is one of America's most popular golf destinations, the West's second-largest metropolitan area (after Los Angeles) can also be one of the most confusing and frustrating places to visit. Not only is the best golf often found off hotel grounds (in contrast to other crown jewel destinations such as Bandon, Kiawah, Kohler, and Sea Island), the metro area's 200-plus golf courses spread across a maze of freeways and streets that seemingly stretch to eternity. . . . keep reading
    
    
15. DOWNLOAD: November 2008 Issue
    In this issue:   South of St. Andrews, Part II: Outstanding options for seaside golf within 30 minutes of the sweet Home of Golf Sp . . . keep reading
    
    
16. TPC Sawgrass: Twice the Fun at Half the Price
    From the September 2009 issue
    In the eastern United States, perhaps no single golf course is as instantly recognizable as the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass, home of The Players Championship. And unlike hallowed Augusta National, which languishes hopelessly on so many bucket lists, the Stadium Course is open to public play. It has deservedly earned a reputation as one of the most fun playing experiences around. This is due in . . . keep reading
    
    
17. Galloway National: Highly-ranked Private Club Invites Golf Odyssey Subscribers for a Test Run
    From the August 2009 issue
    The highlight of our Atlantic City excursion was our visit to Galloway National Golf Club (Rating: A), a private club just down the road from Seaview. The club, which is looking to attract a national membership, currently ranks 34th on Golfweek's list of best modern courses and 70th on Golf Digest's list of America's greatest courses. The club has extended an invitation to Golf Odyssey subscribers who would like to experience Galloway National. . . . keep reading
    
    
18. The Resort at Pelican Hill: Turning Orange County into a Posh Golf Resort
    From the August 2009 issue
    The Resort at Pelican Hill, the not-quite-two-year-old resort accompaniment to Tom Fazio's two ocean-facing eighteens in Newport Coast--the best public-access courses in Orange County--is a bold new addition to Southern California's luxury golf scene. Inspired by the design principles of the Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio, this residential-style luxury retreat . . . keep reading
    
    
19. Hualalai and Mauna Lani: Year-Round Holiday Golf on Hawaii's Big Island
    From the January 2009 issue
    Among all the Hawaiian Islands, the Big Island rates as our favorite for its combination of fine golf, perfect climate, cinematic panoramas, and laid-back rhythms. Whereas traffic, crowds, rampant development, and even dodgy weather may detract from a Maui golf holiday (see Golf Odyssey, April 2008), the much less visited Big Island mixes civilization and nature in just the right proportion, even on the resort-dominated Kona-Kohala Coast. Here, golfers will find an enjoyable array of resort courses carved through lava fields, in addition to some of the world's most exclusive private layouts. . . . keep reading
    
    
20. DOWNLOAD: September 2008 Issue
    In this issue:   Spotlight on Park City, Utah: Public and private options for visiting golfers South of St. Andrews': Kingsbarns an . . . keep reading
    
    

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