of game improvement programming including: individual lessons,TrackMan® ball flight and V-1 Video swing analysis, one-,two- and three-day golf schools,and one of the leading club-fitting centers on the East Coast.


A location like Nemacolin helps to pro- vide options for both the fun and func- tional side of meetings.“Our resort offers a unique balance of work and play for all our guests,” says Mazer-Workman. “When attending a retreat at Nemacolin guests will have the opportunity to con- nect in ways that are unexpected…With the variety of hotel amenities and resort activities we can truly offer something for everyone in the company.”


Also available is assistance from the resort’s ThemeWorks department. “This in-house design teamprovidesmeetings, groups and weddings with over 90 themed event options from Alice in Wonderland to Star Wars,


from


Hollywood Glamour to theWizard of Oz. Our resort has on on-site warehouse that stores all of the props and event design décor, as well as a design studio where clients can meet with their conference service manager and ThemeWorks designers to plan and visualize their Nemacolin event.”


Another great regional destination for a meeting that includes a golf outing and other fantastic amenities is Turning Stone Resort Casino inVerona,NY.


“Turning Stone Resort Casino is a pre- mier northeast meeting destination pro- viding a perfect mix of amenities for large-scale conventions and events, pro- fessional and educational gatherings, and intimate meetings,” says Melissa Olsen,director of sales at Turning Stone. “A Forbes Four Star property and a AAA Four Diamond Award winner, Turning Stone Resort Casino offers more than 125,000-square feet of meeting space, two spas, four hotels tomeet any budget, five golf courses, a 125,000-square foot Las Vegas style gaming floor, live enter- tainment in more than 12 cocktail lounges and two concert venues, more


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