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Front Cover: The Heritage Golf Resort Portlaoise, Ireland
Destination Golf announces its new representative for the USA
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e’re delighted to announce the appointment of Ronald Montesano, who will assume the role of Destination Golf’s representative for the significant USA golf market. Ronald and his wife have raised four children and make their home near Buffalo, New York, USA. Playing to a travelling 5 handicap, he has documented Bandon Dunes, Whistling Straits and Pinehurst golfing destinations.
His favorite tournaments to report and photograph are international team matches and amateur events, although he never turns down the opportunity to chronicle one of the majors. Ronald also coaches two high school golf teams (girls and boys) in his hometown. Welcome on board!
‘Golf and beer’ - some things in life are just meant to go together and few places combine these twin pleasures quite like Copenhagen, one of Scandinavia’s liveliest and most vibrant cities. Our travelling due of Andrew and Paul Marshall tee it up in Denmark, with a drink or two along the way.
Set in the idyllic surrounds of Co. Laois, The Heritage Golf & Spa Resort is one of Ireland’s finest and most celebrated golf resorts. Its ‘Ballesteros Course’ was created by the great man himself, but this stylish resort has many features to whet the appetite.
Lastly, we have a look at Sirene Belek Hotel Golf & Wellness in Turkey, and the newly opened Natadola Bay Golf Course in Fiji. Enjoy!
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Contents and reference guide BANFF SPRINGS GOLF CLUB Banff, Canada www.banffspringsgolfclub.com Page 4-5
COPPER CREEK GOLF CLUB Kleinburg, Canada www.coppercreek.ca Page 6-7
JASPER GOLF COURSE Alberta, Canada www.fairmontgolf.com/jasper Page 8-9
KANANASKIS GOLF CLUB Alberta, Canada www.kananaskisgolf.com Page 10-11
SILVERTIP GOLF RESORT Canmore, Canada www.silvertipresort.com Page 12-13
TABOO GOLF RESORT Ontario, Canada www.tabooresort.com Page 14-15
EMPORDA GOLF RESORT Girona, Spain www.empordagolf.com Page 16-17
GOLF GIRONA GOLF CLUB Girona, Spain www.golfgirona.com Page 18-19
LA CALA (ASIA) Mijas Costa, Spain www.lacala.com Page 20-21
PGA CATALUNYA Girona, Spain www.pgacatalunya.com Page 22-23
PLATJA DE PALS GOLF CLUB Girona, Spain www.golfplatjadepals.com Page 24-25
SERRES DE PALS GOLF CLUB Girona, Spain www.golfserresdepals.com Page 26-27
Features BEER & BIRDIES
THE HERITAGE GOLF RESORT
Andrew Marshall travels to Denmark
Portlaoise, Ireland www.theheritage.com Page 36-41
Page 28-33 SIRENE BELEK HOTEL GOLF & WELLNESS Belek, Turkey www.sirene.com.tr Page 42-47
NATADOLA BAY GOLF CLUB Viti Levu, Fiji www.natadolabay.com Page 48-53
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IT’SG BEERS & Words: Andrew Marshall
Photos: Paul Marshall
(Except where indicated)
olf and beer - some things in life are just meant to go together, and few places combine these twin pleasures quite like Copenhagen, one of Scandinavia’s liveliest and most vibrant cities. With a rich beer culture and over 30 courses within an hour’s drive of the city, the Danish capital is the perfect destination for a four-day golf and pub/brewery break.
ANDREW & PAUL MA Copenhagen:
Day 1 We get the trip underway by driving 20 minutes north of the city to Royal Copenhagen Golf Club, situated in the middle of Dyrehaven, originally an ancient hunting ground and now a beautiful nature reserve of open spaces and mature trees. Unusually, the car park is situated a few hundred metres away from the course and a short stroll takes us through a savannah-like landscape of tall bleached grassland dotted with mature twisted oaks (where we half expect to see a cheetah stalking a gazelle), to the oldest golf club (established in 1898) not only in Denmark, but in all of Scandinavia.
Royal Copenhagen was the first Danish Club (starting in 1945) to run a 72-hole strokeplay tournament, and particularly in the 1960s world stars such as Flory van Donck, Guy Wolstenholme and British Open winners Roberto de Vicenzo and Peter Thomson took part. In 1965 the elegant and popular South African Harold Henning made an impressive course record of 63. His score of 265 for 72 holes is a tournament record. Unchanged since 1928 apart from smaller tweaks concerning bunkers and trees, the course is a fairly straightforward affair playing over mildly rolling terrain with few forced carries and only a couple of blind landing areas. The fairway turf is excellent, but the biggest hazard is the tough, springy, fescue rough – where the best option if you can find your ball is to forget about going for the green and concentrate on getting it back on the fairway.
There are more than 2,000 deer (mainly red deer and also sika deer) in the park, and they roam freely over the fairways and greens. Indeed, the deer are so abundant that they can sometimes be a hazard or provide the line for a tee shot. Royal Copenhagen may not make it into the world’s top 100 courses, but the setting and the local wildlife make it unique. After our round, we continue north up the coastal road to Simon’s Golf
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The Albatross Bar at Simon’s Gol
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From previous page Club in the town of Humlebæk. When you first hear the name you could be forgiven for thinking that a local farmer converted some of his fields into a rustic 9-holer. But Simon’s is anything but; it’s one of the best quality layouts in the country and in 2003 hosted the first European Tour event held in Denmark, the Nordic Open, won by Ian Poulter. Only a well-struck Tiger Woods drive away from our comfortable oncourse cottage-style accommodation for two nights are some great golfing facilities: a driving range, three putting greens, a super par-3 course with six holes, an indoor training centre with golf simulator, a bistro and pro shop. Most importantly though, is the excellent pub called the Albatross Bar with eight house beers on tap and a television screen so large, it could stand in as your local Odeon. We order our first brews of the trip, sink into the comfy leather armchairs and catch up on some USPGA tour action.
Day 2 Our morning begins with a hearty breakfast of fruit, bread, cheese, ham and cups of strong filter coffee enjoyed on the terrace overlooking the course. Simon’s is a 27-hole golf facility, with three nines labelled A, B and C that meander and wrap around a scenic lake. Simon’s is a very green course with some nice, moderate elevation changes over gently rolling terrain.
Though situated a little inland, we can still make out Sweden across the narrow Oresund Strait from some of the higher spots. The greens are relatively small and tricky with some sporting multiple levels. Course highlights for us include the tough 409-metre par-4 5th on the A nine played to an elevated undulating green, and the closing holes of the B nine, both reachable par 5s.
For a diversion from golf we pay an afternoon visit to nearby Bryggeri Skovlist (Skovlystvej 2, Værløse), a brewpub set in picturesque woodland, where we meet master brewer and champion beer taster Casper Møller. “Ten years ago it was pure pilsner in Denmark with beers such as Carlsberg and Tuborg dominating the market, but in recent years a beer revolution has taken place and now there’s more breweries per capita than anywhere in Europe,” says Casper as he shows us around. “Although we use the main ingredients such as malt, hops, water and yeast in our beers, our unique brewing concept is to utilise natural products from the forest. For example we experiment with maple syrup, birch sap and woodruff, a forest plant that imparts a beautiful spicy aromatic flavour to our brews.”
Later back at the Albatross Bar, we get chatting to Simon’s resident professional, Englishman James Petts, who coaches Danish golf pro
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Søren Hansen – who is a member here. “I had the pleasure of being Søren’s bagman in the par-3 tournament at the Masters in 2008. He’s coming into some really good form right now and striking the ball crisper than a frosty morning in December. Have a flutter on him soon,” he says with a grin. James could fill a library with his golf yarns and keeps us nicely entertained during the evening.
Day 3 We take a day off from the greens today to really concentrate on the ambers, reds, browns and blacks of Danish beer culture. By mid-morning we’re back in Copenhagen wandering up a cobbled street towards four giant Bornholm granite elephants (Elephant Gates) that guard the grounds of the world-famous Carlsberg Brewery founded in 1847.
"Don't forget your tickets for some complimentary beers," says the attendant as we begin a self-guided tour of interactive displays and exhibits showing beer production and history. In fact Danish beer dates back further than imagined, after a girl was discovered in a peat bog clutching a jug of well-aged brew and was carbon-dated to 1370 BC.
En-route to our final destination we pass the world’s largest collection of beer bottles (17,592 at the time of writing), a steam engine that revolutionised early industrial beer production and antique copper vats used in the brewing process. Our tour ends at the second floor Jacobsen Brewhouse where we order a couple of Carls Specials, a beautiful dark malt that’s smoother than Padraig Harrington’s putting stroke. Feeling noticeably heady after the beers we stroll back towards
The inland links style course weaves its way through the grounds of Ledreborg Palace
From previous page the city centre and the picturesque Nyhavn district, with its showcase canal dug in the 17th century to allow traders to bring their wares into the heart of the city. It soon established itself as the place where returning sailors indulged themselves in the numerous bars, brothels and tattoo parlours. This afternoon, traditional sailing craft crowd the canal adding to the salty atmosphere among the colourful gabled townhouses. People are out in numbers soaking up the late summer sunshine and enjoying a drink at the many pavement cafes, bars and restaurants.
A short walk from the Nyhavn district is the beginning of Strøget, billed as the world's longest pedestrian street with several good watering holes in the area. Although many of the more cosmopolitan-style cafes serve beer and play a leading role in the social scene of Copenhageners, we are more interested in checking out traditional Danish taverns.
A good example is the Hvide & Lam (Kultorvet 5), and as we enter the small doorway a warm glow is cast over a cosy bar oozing with character. There’s a good mix of locals and travellers and, as an added bonus, a threeman jazz band performs a snappy number in the corner by the billiard table. Other good traditional watering holes worth checking out include Copenhagen’s oldest, Hviids Vinstue founded in 1723 (Kongens Nytorv 19), the Lord Nelson (Hyskenstræde 9) and Charlie’s Bar (Pilestræde 33), all serious haunts for the beer lovers.
The Nørrebro Bryghus (Ryesgade 3) a combined microbrewery, bar and restaurant located in a former metal goods factory is a dream come true for Master Brewer Anders Kissmeyer, who had a vision to help rejuvenate Danish beer culture. "The inspiration for our restaurant came from the American brewpubs, where food and beer is enjoyed in an informal atmosphere amidst brewing kettles and tanks," he says. " Here the dishes are created around the beers we brew and vice versa. The beer is a primary source of inspiration for our head chef and it is used as both ingredients, seasoning and finally in the glass accompanying the food."
Reserve the Brewer's Table for a special sevencourse gourmet meal served with Nørrebro’s own handcrafted brews and selected bottled beers. Back in the city centre is another top-notch microbrewery, the
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Bryggeri Skovlyst brewpub.
From previous page Vesterbro Bryghus (Vesterbrogade 2B), where fine beers, including stout brewed on the premises, can all be sampled in 10cl glasses for about €5.
Day 4 On our last day we drive about 35 minutes southwest of Copenhagen towards Ledreborg Allé, to check out Nick Faldo’s first Scandinavian course design, Ledreborg Palace Golf. Opened in 2007, the 18-hole championship-standard course is an inland links-style layout that weaves its way through the sumptuous grounds that border 18th century Ledreborg Palace, a landmark still home to an aristocratic Danish family. For Faldo, the process of bringing the course to life was an interesting one and demanded a keen sensitivity towards a site that is steeped in history. With ancient burial grounds and several points of archaeological interest, the Faldo team worked with a ‘minimum disturbance’ approach. “The natural contours here will encourage the subtle sculpting of a very engaging round of golf. Our design will blend comfortably into the existing landscape – in fact, I would say that it’s more a case of ‘finding’, rather than ‘creating’ this golf course, “ said Faldo while the course was being built. Also highly rated among Danish golfers is the
OFF-COURSE ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES
● Tivoli Gardens, an antique amusement park in the centre of Copenhagen, is the world’s second oldest (the top gong goes to another Danish leisure relic, Dyrehavsbakken in Klampenborg), and was opened in 1843. Still very popular with visitors and local fun seekers alike, the two jewels in its crown are its wooden roller coaster and its carousel, the tallest in the world. ● One of Copenhagen’s biggest tourist attractions is Christiana, a collectively run ‘hippie' village within the city. Christiana's history dates back to 1971, when a group of hippies and socialists occupied the old military barracks of the Christianshavn area. Today many of the original inhabitants still live here, and the area has a definite 1970s feel to it. Lots of creatively built houses adorn the area along with workshops, organic eateries, galleries and music venues that are all alternative and often run by grassroots organisations. ● Learn more about Danish design by visiting The Danish Design Centre. The five-storey building, designed by senior Danish architect Henning Larsen, features Danish design classics in the basement and imaginative changing exhibits on a variety of design-related topics on the ground floor. There's a handy café and gift shop on site. www.ddc.dk
Skjoldenæsholm Golf Center at Jystrup that offers two different 18-holes golf courses, both situated in a historic atmosphere around Skjoldenæsholm Manor. The more recent of the two, the Jones Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr, is a top quality, open, risk/reward layout framed by forests. Golfers and beer aficionados will think they have staggered into paradise in Copenhagen. ‘Cheers’ or as the locals say... ‘Skol’!
WHERE TO PLAY • Royal Copenhagen Golf Club: www.kgkgolf.dk • Simon's Golf: www.simonsgolf.dk • Ledreborg Palace Golf: www.ledreborgpalacegolf.dk • Skjoldenæsholm Golf Cente: www.proarkgolf.dk WHERE TO STAY • Hotel Kong Arthur: This is a good comfortable base in Copenhagen. www.kongarthur.dk
• Simon's Golf: Stay on course in the Hotel Nybogaard built in 1875, or the comfortable selfcontained cottages. www.simonsgolf.dk
● See the remains of Viking ships at the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde around 30 minutes from the city centre. The Viking Ship Hall, the oldest part of the museum, was opened in 1969. It was designed as a large showcase to display the five Viking ships found at Skuldelev. The hall also houses special temporary exhibitions and a cinema, where a film about the excavation of the ships is shown. www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk ● Copenhagen is a great city for exploring by bike. The terrain is flat and easy to navigate, the roads are set up with dedicated bike lanes for greater cycling safety, and it’s a cheap and green alternative for getting around the city. You can pick up a free city bike at any of the 110 dedicated bike-stands in the city centre. Simply deposit 20DKK, ride away, and retrieve your deposit when you return the bike to any free bike stand. USEFUL CONTACTS & WEB SITES Carlsberg Visitors Centre: www.visitcarlsberg.dk Bryggeri Skovlyst: www.bryggeriskovlyst.dk Nørrebro Bryghus: www.noerrebrobryghus.dk Vesterbro Bryghus: www.vesterbrobryghus.dk
Further Information from the Official Tourism Site of Copenhagen: www.visitcopenhagen.com
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When Irish eyes are smiling
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et in the idyllic surrounds of Co. Laois, The
Heritage Golf & Spa Resort is among Ireland’s
finest and most celebrated golf resorts. The stylish
resort has many features, such as: a luxury hotel,
Championship golf course, exhibition arena, health
club, extensive 7,000 sq ft spa, and more.
Located less than a one-hour drive from Dublin,
the picturesque resort is set against a backdrop of
the Slieve Bloom mountains, perfectly positioned in
the heart of Ireland.
As the name suggests, its ‘Ballesteros Course’
was created by golf legend Seve Ballesteros along with renowned course designer Jeff Howes. The
par 72 course is well guarded by over 7,000 trees,
five lakes and almost 100 strategically placed bunkers. That said, an array of tee positions
provides a challenging yet enjoyable game for all
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From previous page Further golf practice facilities are available at the
Seve Ballesteros ‘Natural School of Golf ‘ – a
modern training facility with personal tuition, state of the art facilities, and driving range. Adjacent to this is a par 3 course which is ideal for any player wishing to develop their game.
On arrival at the luxurious hotel you enter a world
of refined luxury, modern facilities with a twist of
classical influences. Choose from a range of Suites and On Course Apartments, along with the self-
catering Heritage Homes.
For dining options, the hotel has a choice of three
restaurants such as ‘The Slieve Bloom’ and the ‘Sol
Oriens Italian Restaurant & Steakhouse’. And after a scrumptious meal, guests can go to the Thatch Pub
– a traditional Irish pub – to have a Guinness and listen to live music.
Get in touch!
facebook.com/TheHeritageGolfSpaResort twitter.com/TheHeritageGC twitter.com/TheResortLaois For more information see
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Serenity on the Turkish Riviera
S
irene Belek Hotel Golf & Wellness is
located in the popular tourism resort of
Belek, Turkey. Located only 25km away from
Antalya International Airport, the area is known
for its natural environment, Mediterranean
coastline, and stunning golf courses.
The 5-Star Sirene Belek Hotel is a modern
hotel that was built with spacious living spaces
within expansive grounds, with an abundance of natural flora and fauna.
The gracious hotel is supported by an
extensive staff across many different
departments, from entertainment teams who
provide high quality shows, to operation teams that cater for your every need. Menus are
prepared by a team of professional chefs, who present culinary experiences of Turkish and World Cuisines.
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From previous page The resort has a wide range of bars, with
one on almost every corner. Special drinks,
worldwide famous cocktails, rich alcohol options and almost any kind of drinks for your taste will
be prepared by highly trained barmen.
But your holiday really gains meaning when
you can relax, and Sirene Belek Hotel has the perfect mix of rest, fun, and peace.
You feel blessed when strolling around in its
natural environment, smelling the refreshing
sea, relaxing at the Turkish Bath & Spa Centre, or taking on the challenge of a game of golf at one of the many famous courses on offer in Belek.
Get in touch! www.facebook.com/SireneBelekHotel twitter.com/SireneHotels For more information see
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A new era of golf in Fiji
A
championship golf course has arrived on the world-renowned Natadola Beach on Fiji's Coral Coast.
Located on this glorious coast, about 40 minutes’ drive south of Nadi International Airport on the main island of Viti Levu, Natadola Bay is a spectacular golf course. This world-class golf course brings a golfer on a journey through stunning Fijian landscapes and challenging golf holes. With the sparkling backdrop of coral reefs and the Pacific Ocean on 15 out of the 18 holes, it largely provides uninterrupted views of the white sands and coral reefs of the Pacific Ocean. Natadola Bay Golf Course boasts practice facilities that have been strategically designed to provide the perfect facility for International touring professionals through to beginners. The 280-metre practice range has 7 target greens and a stunning backdrop of coral reefs and crashing surf. The enormous practice tee ensures perfect turf to practice all year round. The centrepiece of Natadola Bay is the stunning South Pacific-inspired clubhouse. Perched perfectly on the hilltop, the bar and restaurant offer breathtaking views of the golf course, mountain ranges, coral reefs and rolling
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From previous page
surf breaks. Natadola Bay's bar and
restaurant welcomes golfers and visitors for
a cool beverage, a light snack or a
scrumptious meal.
Guests can witness Natadola Bay's chef
creating clubhouse favourites and traditional
Fijian fare from the restaurant's open
kitchen. A combination of the freshest
produce and ingredients, innovative recipes
and attentive service combined with
amazing ocean views makes Natadola Bay a
perfect place for a drink, a meal or that
special event.
Get in touch! www.facebook.com/NBGCFiji twitter.com/natadolabaygolf For more information see
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