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Andrews, Loch Lomond, Old Head, Almenara and Pebble Beach
… premiere destinations where you can build solid relationships
with your premiere clients. If you’re looking to entertain
a special customer or conduct a seminar in a unique setting,
Stan Smith Events will give you and your guests a memorable
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Scotland
Golf Outing
Scotland, the home of golf, is an ideal destination for a Golf
Outing. Golfers stay in one of the top hotels in the world.
Hotels which offer unique services for each guest. Golfers play
Loch Lomond Golf Club, one of the world’s great golf courses.
It is the site of the World Invitational and British Open courses
including Turnberry Ailsa Golf Course, Royal Troon Old Course,
Carnoustie Golf Links and St. Andrews Old Course. |
Ireland
Golf Outing
Golfers
will enjoy their stay at a five star resort hotel set in Ireland’s
lush parkland. Luxury accommodations, within driving distance
of some of the worlds greatest golf courses. overlook the picturesque
Gap of Dunloe and the River Laune. You have the opportunity
to play Lahinch Golf Club, Doonbeg Golf Club, Killarney Killeen,
Ballybunion Old Course, Old Head Golf Links, and Waterville. |
Spain Golf Outing
For the Spain Golf Outing, golfers stay at the Almenara Hotel
and Golf Resort located on the southern coast of Spain. The
Almenara Hotel and Golf Resort is set within 46,000 square meters
of gardens and has views over the Almenara mountains, the Mediterranean,
and the Andalucian countryside. Golfers will play Almenara Golf
Club, Alcaidesa Golf Club, Real Club de Sotogrande, Montecastillo
Golf Resort and Club de Golf Valderrama. |
USA
Golf Outing
One
of the many outstanding golf destinations in the United States,
Pinehurst boasts eight courses including the famous Number 2.
Pebble Beach is another grand golf destination. Guests can stay
at the Lodge at Pebble Beach, The Inn at Spanish Bay or Casa
Palmero. Wherever you decide to stay, your golfing memories
will last a lifetime when you have played Pebble Beach Golf
Links, The Links of Spanish Bay and Spyglass Hill. |
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