Top Ten U.S. Golf Destinations Accessible By Private Jet

We took inventory of the areas we've flown our clients, and these golf courses came up on our flight plans frequently.

La Quinta: You'll find over 130 courses in the valley, helping to make this one of the most well liked locations for playing golf in the country. With golf courses such as PGA West (Nicklaus, Norman, Palmer, and Stadium courses), Bermuda Dunes, Silver Rock, Tradition, The Quarry, The Classic Club, La Quinta Resort, Hideaway, the Madison Club, Bighorn, just how can you go wrong?

The Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport in Thermal and the Bermuda Dunes Airport serve this incredible selection of golf courses in California's desert resorts area.

Pebble Beach: The location of the 2010 U.S. Open, and almost certainly the most photographed golf course in the entire world, Pebble Beach is usually on every single golfer's bucket list. Close by preferred golf courses feature Spyglass and Spanish Bay. Take plenty of golf balls and a sweater.

Pebble Beach, Spanish Bay and Spyglass are all served by Monterey Peninsula Airport in Northern California.

Bandon Dunes: With 3 golf courses on virtually everyone's top 10 list, Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes and Bandon Trails are positioned right on the beautiful and rugged Oregon coast. The Old MacDonald golf course launched this year as the fourth and final golf course on the property. Links type golfing with tight lies, beautiful vistas and tricky layouts have made this a very favorite vacation destination for Desert Jet clientele.

Bandon Dunes is actually supported with the Southwest Oregon Regional Airport in North Bend, Oregon.

Sutton Bay: This distinctive non-public course features a flavor all its own. A links type course just off the banks of Lake Oahe, in close proximity to the community of Agar, South Dakota, Sutton Bay is a favorite amongst Desert Jet private jet flyers. Amazing wildlife as well as a challenging but fair golf course. You'll wish you brought your digital camera. The par-3 17th is just remarkable. Incidentally, the record is 105 holes played in one day.

Sutton Bay is supported with Pierre Regional Airport in addition to the Gettysburg Airport.

Rock Creek: A part of an 80,000 acre functioning cattle ranch, Rock Creek Cattle Club is really a non-public country club in middle Montana that boasts a stunning par 71, 6,300 to 7,400 yard Tom Doak course that makes use of 350 of those acres. It was mentioned as the very best new non-public course in 2006. The vistas of the mountains can take your breath away plus the golfing and amenities will help keep you coming back to this impressive spot. You might have to putt around the Elk foot prints on the green from time to time.

Rock Creek is supported by Deer Lodge Airport in Montana.

BallyNeal: Specially designed in the heritage of Scottish and Irish shoreline links golf, BallyNeal is as natural a golf course as you can get. There are no tee markers; you hit from where you hit. There are not any carts, either. The elevation changes, design and splendor of this private course will astound you. Play it straight and you are going to score well. Poor shots are penalized heavily.

BallyNeal is serviced with Holyoke Airport in Colorado.

Augusta: The home base of the Masters and one of the most exclusive private clubs in the world, Augusta National is definitely the world stage for playing golf each and every April. Exactly who would say no to an invitation to perform here, just to say you lived through Amen Corner! If you happen to be going to "The Tournament", plan early as we have a lot of demand for the duration of this period.

Augusta National is serviced by Daniel Field and also Augusta Regional Airport in Georgia.

Pine Valley: A par 70 course at just above 6,500 yards, it has a slope rating of 153. Higher scores are often the norm here, although the magnificence edges out the problems. Regularly listed rather high in top 10 rankings in the majority of important golfing publications, it achieved the Desert Jet list as well!

Pine Valley is served by Philadelphia International and also Millville Municipal Airports.

Sand Hills: Completed in 1995 by Ben Crenshaw along with Bill Coore, This non-public golf club in Nebraska is only available for golfing from the first of June to the first of October. Having a sand base that satisfies the PGA requirements for greens spread out around the whole course, the grass is amazing. The building process was easy: great courses are discovered, not made. Minimal intrusion to the natural surroundings delivers a golf course that many say stands out as the best they've ever played.

Sand Hills is served by North Platte Regional as well as Ainsworth Municipal Airports.

Bay Hill Resort: The site of Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Invitational Tournament, this golf course is incredibly popular, not just for the outstanding golfing, but additionally the outstanding instruction readily available from the staff trained by Mr. Palmer himself. Bay Hill is Desert Jet's most favored golf course in Florida.

Bay Hill is served by Orlando International and Orlando Executive Airports.