Having Trouble Finding a Cheap Flight into Myrtle Beach?
Everyone knows Myrtle Beach is one of the top golf destinations in the World but finding reasonable airfare can be a challenge.
If you are staying in central Myrtle or in the south end of town you will want to fly directly into Myrtle Beach International (MYR). I suggest checking out Spirit Air and Myrtle Beach Direct Air as they typically offer the best prices.
If you are staying in the north end of the Grand Strand still look at using MYR but also consider Wilmington International (ILM). It is about an hour drive but many times is less expensive the flying directly into MYR.
Spirit Air is constantly changing out their specials and it is not uncommon to find a flight for $9 each way. If you need any other local knowledge on Myrtle Beach give one of our Golf Vacation Specialists a call at 888.765.0809.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
East Coast vs. West Coast - 2 Unbeatable deals
Whether you're heading to either coast, you won't beat these two Stay and Play deals. Period. End o story.
The first is the Stay and Play at TPC Sawgrass. Admit it. We have all watched for years, and wonder how we would fare coming down the stretch on the back nine at TPC Sawgrass. Would we hit a "hard nine" or a "smooth 8" at the infamous, dreaded, and fantastic 17th hole? I think you'll have to do a $20.00 closest to the pin contest with your buddies to do it right. Double money for birdies, and double money for 3 putt bogeys. Quit stalling and hit it.
Anyway, you can travel between May 22nd through September 11th for $199 per person per day for lodging right there at the Sawgrass Marriott, 2 rounds on the Valley course, and a round on the TPC Stadium course. This one's a no-brainer. (It's typically over $200 for the round at TPC Stadium ALONE.)
Call Glen or Tom in our Florida office to book this gem.
If Scottsdale is on the menu, then look no further than the Arizona Grand Stay and Play. This is a four star full service resort in a great location with great amenities, and golf that's second to none.
From now until June 1st (and even less expensive after 6/1) you can stay at the Arizona Grand and play early afternoon rounds (with PLENTY OF TIME TO FINISH) at:
The first is the Stay and Play at TPC Sawgrass. Admit it. We have all watched for years, and wonder how we would fare coming down the stretch on the back nine at TPC Sawgrass. Would we hit a "hard nine" or a "smooth 8" at the infamous, dreaded, and fantastic 17th hole? I think you'll have to do a $20.00 closest to the pin contest with your buddies to do it right. Double money for birdies, and double money for 3 putt bogeys. Quit stalling and hit it.
Anyway, you can travel between May 22nd through September 11th for $199 per person per day for lodging right there at the Sawgrass Marriott, 2 rounds on the Valley course, and a round on the TPC Stadium course. This one's a no-brainer. (It's typically over $200 for the round at TPC Stadium ALONE.)
Call Glen or Tom in our Florida office to book this gem.
If Scottsdale is on the menu, then look no further than the Arizona Grand Stay and Play. This is a four star full service resort in a great location with great amenities, and golf that's second to none.
From now until June 1st (and even less expensive after 6/1) you can stay at the Arizona Grand and play early afternoon rounds (with PLENTY OF TIME TO FINISH) at:
- The Arizona Grand Golf Club
- The Golf Club at Eagle Mountain
- SunRidge Canyon Golf Club
- Ocotillo Golf Club
Friday, March 13, 2009
Market Common Rocks!!!
The Market Common opened in April 2008. It has stylish shops and fabulous eateries, such as PF Changs and Tommy Bahama with outdoor seating - great for people watching. With luxury apartments above all the shops, it's like an Urban Wonderland right here in Myrtle Beach!
On my most recent visit, I dined at Travinia Italian Kitchen. As soon as you walk through the door, the aroma knocks your socks off. All the walls are lined with wine racks, so naturally they have a very extensive wine list. We started with the Prince Edward Island Mussels, and I have to tell you, being a mussel snob, they were the best I have had here. I had the Vesuvio Marsala, and the veal was so tender it melts in your mouth. Oh and I have to mention the bread - awesome.
I grew up in New York and was taught at a very young age, if the bread is good the meal will be as well. The desserts looked amazing too, I just did not have any room left. I will try again next time. So please, on your next visit to the beach, check out this fabulous eatery so you can savor the fare.
Ciao,
Linda
On my most recent visit, I dined at Travinia Italian Kitchen. As soon as you walk through the door, the aroma knocks your socks off. All the walls are lined with wine racks, so naturally they have a very extensive wine list. We started with the Prince Edward Island Mussels, and I have to tell you, being a mussel snob, they were the best I have had here. I had the Vesuvio Marsala, and the veal was so tender it melts in your mouth. Oh and I have to mention the bread - awesome.
I grew up in New York and was taught at a very young age, if the bread is good the meal will be as well. The desserts looked amazing too, I just did not have any room left. I will try again next time. So please, on your next visit to the beach, check out this fabulous eatery so you can savor the fare.
Ciao,
Linda
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