Great Golf at
Great Value: Virginia
Beach Entices Golfers
of All Handicaps
2005 Virginia Beach Golf Packages starting at $219 a person
(Virginia Beach, Va., February 24, 2005) – Of course you’d expect to find soft, white sand in Virginia Beach. But, you might be surprised to find it amid lush, over-seeded fairways, rolling greens and perfectly manicured tee boxes rather than at the oceanfront.
Virginia Beach continues to offer golfers of all handicaps a surprise
at every dogleg. The Virginia Beach Golf Association recently published
its 2005 Vacation Guide, which offers golfers three round/two night packages
starting as low as $219 per person. The association also offers promotions
throughout the year, such as “four play for the price of three”
deals.
Most commonly known as a family-friendly beach resort, Virginia Beach
is quickly ascending the ranks of East Coast golf destinations, thanks
to picturesque designs by renowned architects the likes of Rees Jones,
Fred Couples and Arnold Palmer. Even more enticing than the spectacular
golf is the exceptional value at which it comes. Seven courses –
Bay Creek, Cypress Point, Hell’s Point, Heron Ridge, Honey Bee,
Red Wing Lake, and Signature at West Neck – are participating in
the golf packages, along with 14 Virginia Beach hotels.
Virginia Beach has emerged as a top golf destination due to the city’s
proximity to over two-thirds of the U.S. population – a day’s
drive or less – and its year-round mild climate.
For more information on Virginia Beach’s golf
courses and packages, or to receive a free copy of the Virginia Beach
Golf Vacation Guide, visit www.vbgolf.com or call 888-4-VB-GOLF (888-482-4653).
Virginia Beach entices visitors to “Live the Life” every season of the year! Located in the southeastern corner of the state, Virginia Beach is four hours southeast of Washington, D.C. by car and within a day’s drive or less from two-thirds of the U.S. population. For visitor information, call 1-800-VA-BEACH (800/822-3224) or visit www.vbfun.com for online trip planning and more information about Virginia Beach’s new $202.5 million convention center, scheduled for grand opening in 2007. For media information and digital images, click on www.vbpressroom.com. |