When we were there in mid-September the mercury cruised right past 100F (40C). So I can’t imagine what it would be like in the middle of summer. That’s likely why during the hot summer months you can usually find really good rates here at Angel Park.

Temperature aside Angel Park Mountain course was a real pleasure to play. Designed by Arnold Palmer in 1990, the stark contrast between lush green grass and the barren desert is truly amazing.

Only a stone’s throw from two of Vegas’ most famous courses the TPC courses of Las Vegas and Summerlin. At Angel Park the settings and the views are much the same but for a fraction of the price.

Although it’s located a little further off the strip, any trip to Vegas would benefit from a visit to Angel Park. Even if you can’t come during the day, they have a 9 hole lighted course and putting course to keep you busy at any hour.

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The Royal Ka’anapali golf course is situated in the resort town of Ka’anapali and is home to two great courses right along the water. Just steps away from any of the Ka’anapali resorts and only a short drive from Lahaina or anywhere else on West Maui. It sets up for a perfect day of picturesque island golf for any level.

To play the royal course you can expect to pay for a relative bargain of $179 USD (for resort guests), when compared to the $300 price tag at Kapalua.

With GPS enabled carts, your round stats with a relatively tame par 5 with water down the right, and an approach shot well-protected green with bunkers on the left and water on the right.

The round really kicks into high gear when you make you way up to the 2nd green. You finally get to see what you are about to play the rest of the day.

The signature 5th hole takes you right out to the beach. Hopefully, for your sake that’s the only beach, you find as there are many well manicured bunkers throughout the course. We were not so lucky on this day.

After the first 6 holes you head further up the hill and across the road for some of the best views of the pacific ocean and island of Lanai. It was on this side of the course that I found what was my true favourite hole.

Number ten is nestled back on the far end of the course where you are met with a spectacular view. With a narrow tree-lined fairway it demanded your best drive of the day.

Overall the Royal Ka’anapali golf course was an amazing experience and a great value.

Pro-Tip: 
Instead of renting clubs from the course. Get some premium clubs from Jimmy’s Maui Golf Rentals. Book your round through them and save even more money.

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Located on the northern coast of the beautiful island of Prince Edward Island, Canada. The Links at Crowbush Cove is an amazing piece of property. Overlooking the Gulf of St. Lawrence it’s about as close to Ocean golf as you can get in Canada.

We end up playing with one of the courses local favorites who had come back from playing college golf in Michigan. Like anytime you play with a local they give you some tips about where to play. But he didn’t stop there. He was more interested in pointing out some of his favor views of the course. Particularly, going back to the back tees of home #11 to grab a panoramic shot of the gulf.

If you don’t have the Links at Crowbush Cove on your list of must plays I would advise you to rethink that. If you have Cabot Cliffs/Links on your itinerary think about taking the fairy from Nova Scotia to PEI and get an extra round in here. You won’t regret it.

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