Offthetee
The Annual Stawberry
Websites
Festival Tournament
>
www.wga.com.au
at Mississippi GC
Australian women like Karrie Webb have made
Left to Right: "B" Flight Winner Bonnie
a strong impact on the modern game and there
is no better place to keep updated on the next
Brown (91)(Lombard Glen), Tournament
great Aussie than on their national amateur golf
Sponsor Gayle Stanley of Stanley Sanita-
site. Buried within the comprehensive page is
tion presenting trophy to Strawberry Fest
a concise history of golf in the country and
Champion Bonnie Wolff (73)(Carleton Golf
numerous links to valuable resources. Their
& Yacht Club), "C" Flight Winner Paula
news is fresh and includes many stories with a
Thebarge (100)(Camelot)
strong female perspective.
Travel
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www.civilization.ca
North Carolina Premieres
Golf.VisitNC.com
Type “golf” into the search engine at this site and
you get a virtual tour of the famous Museum of
Civilization in Gatineau, Quebec. Read about theThe North Carolina Division of Tourism, Film and Sports Development unveiled a new half-million dollar marketing
program for golf in May. The approach revolutionizes the way North Carolina promotes golf to travelers. The program
game of golf as it developed in Canada and ex-
features a new website,
Golf.VisitNC.com, devoted entirely to marketing North Carolina golf built around cooperative
plore the people, places, and equipment of the
marketing programs for destinations throughout the state.
past and present. "Playing Through" : Golf, the
The new
Golf.VisitNC.com website is structured around the backbone of comprehensive database the Division
Canadian Story is dedicated to William Lynnwood
currently has in VisitNC.com; the new site builds from that database, allowing the traveler to search for and
compare golf courses; it’s also much easier to find compelling golf travel content.
Stewart, 1915-2002, a golfer, a gentle man and a
gentleman who owned the Kingsway Park Golf
The new site offers a course finder, distinctive golf experiences and enhanced, colourful maps to assist golf
travelers in planning their trip to North Carolina. Visitors to the site will also find more than 400 course listings,
Club and the Canadian Golf Museum he devel-
special golf travel packages and seasonal offers from across the state, mountain, piedmont and coastal courses—
oped there. His collection is presented virtually.
searchable by region, city and rating, accommodations and dining listings in proximity to courses, golf destinations
offering activities for the entire family, girls golf getaways, and courses that have hosted national championships
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www.fitgolfforwomen.com
“This site is designed to draw both the seasoned and the NEW golf traveler to our state,” Executive Director Lynn
An offshoot of the business operated by golf fitness
Minges says. “We’re targeting travelers’ needs by packaging information for those interested in golf, whether the
need is a women’s getaway or a family trip. Visitors from all over the country travel to our state for its strong golf
specialist Mike Pedersen; here you can find ways
tradition, the natural scenic beauty of our courses, and our national reputation as a fine host of championship events.
to improve your golf game through improved fit-
We want to make it easier for them to plan their trip.”
ness routines. There are also valuable links to
For more information, visit
Golf.VisitNC.com or call 1-800-VISIT NC to plan your next golf getaway.
free newsletters, websites that pertain specifically
to women’s golf and even a fine archive of articles.
>
www.pinkpantherpaula.com
An unofficial fan site for LPGA Tour player Paula
Creamer, but an informative one nonetheless.
You can keep up to date in the latest news and
see the most current photos of Creamer in action.
Check her biography, find out when and where
she is playing next or even discuss all things
Paula in the online forum.
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