Tees, Trees, Turkeys

Carmel Valley Ranch Golf Course
Carmel Valley, California
Part 4

by Anthony Scaggs
Golf Clubs, Golf Resorts, Golf Courses

If you survive the adventure on the 14th hole, there is an opportunity to practice what you learned because the 15th hole drops down to the valley from the 15th tee. Initially, the fairway is narrow and appears to open at the bottom. Looks are deceiving. If you cut the left corner a bunker and a hillside is waiting. If you go to the right, the natural terrain slopes downhill and your ball follows the flow of gravity making the next shot to the green

a new test in accuracy and distance.

Often the natives stop to watch the golfers wind their way down the cart path chasing the little round egg. The gallery wonders how long it will take for the two-legged non-feathered creatures to learn that hitting a round object from the top of a hill will always result in having to run after them.

The adage that a picture is worth a thousand words is apropos at Carmel Valley Ranch Golf Course. One will quickly realize it is more than a course for golfers—it is for the photographer, the nature lover, and the adventurer. Selecting pictures illustrating the golf course’s beauty and diversity is as challenging as the course itself.

For further information contact:
Carmel Valley Ranch
888-472-6229

Carmel-by-the-Sea
Carmel Business Association
831-624-2522
http://www.carmelcalifornia.org
carmel@mbay.net

Southwest Airlines http://www.southwest.com/ flies into San Jose and San Francisco from many locations. Golf clubs are counted as one piece of baggage. 1-800-I-FLY-SWA (1-800-435-9792)

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