St. Andrews: The Birthplace of Golf
Nestled on the rugged coastline of Scotland lies the hallowed grounds of St. Andrews, often hailed as the birthplace of golf. Dating back to the 15th century, the Old Course at St. Andrews exudes history at every hole, from the iconic Swilcan Bridge to the daunting Hell Bunker. Walking in the footsteps of legends on these ancient fairways is a pilgrimage every golfer must undertake. Enthusiasts won’t want to miss the FREE Unlimited Shore Excursion St. Andrews – Home of Golf during their call on Edinburgh.
Pebble Beach: Where Beauty Meets Challenge
Perched atop the dramatic cliffs of the Monterey Peninsula, Pebble Beach Golf Links is a masterpiece of design and natural beauty. With its sweeping ocean views and undulating terrain, this California gem has played host to countless memorable moments in golf history, including multiple U.S. Opens. From the iconic par-3 7th hole to the nerve-wracking 18th, every shot at Pebble Beach is a test of skill and nerve. A few hours south of San Francisco, you could enjoy a round at Pebble Beach before or after your voyage.
Old Head: Ireland's Coastal Jewel
For a golfing experience like no other, look no further than Old Head Golf Links in County Cork, Ireland. Built on a stunning promontory jutting into the Atlantic Ocean, this links course offers panoramic views of crashing waves and rugged cliffs at every turn. With holes perched precariously on the edge of the sea, Old Head is a feast for the senses. Located an hour south of Cobh, private transportation may be arranged by the onboard Destinations Services team.
Harbour Town: A Southern Charm
Nestled on the shores of Hilton Head Island in South Carolina, Harbour Town Golf Links is a testament to Southern hospitality and Lowcountry beauty. Designed by Pete Dye, this iconic course is known for its narrow fairways, strategic bunkering and signature red-and-white-striped lighthouse overlooking the 18th green. Hosting the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage, Harbour Town is a favorite among pros and amateurs alike. During an overnight call on Charleston, you can plan an outing to Harbour Town.
National Golf Links of America: Where Golfing History Lives
Situated in Southampton, New York, two hours east of Manhattan, the National Golf Links of America stands as a timeless testament to the golden age of golf course architecture. Designed by the legendary Charles B. Macdonald in the early 20th century, this masterpiece pays homage to the great courses of the British Isles, like the iconic "Punchbowl" green, as well as the challenging "Alps" and "Redan" holes.
Seven Seas Grandeur’s Greens
No matter where in the world you find yourself aboard Seven Seas Grandeur, you can practice your putting at holes inspired by famous golf courses. Located on Deck 12, soak in the ocean views as you journey through golfing history. A total of nine holes pay tribute to the courses previously mentioned above, as well as Oakmont, Pine Valley, TPC Sawgrass, and, home of the Masters Tournament, Augusta National.
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