Biloxi
Biloxi, Mississippi
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About BiloxiGolfing and gaming are a winning hand in the Biloxi area play 18 or 36 holes during the day and hit the casinos at night. You have to be a guest at the Beau Rivage Resort & Casino to play Tom Fazio's 18-hole masterpiece, Fallen Oak Golf Club in nearby Saucier.
Visit the Grand Biloxi Casino Hotel & Spa and play the Grand Bear Golf Course, also in Saucier, although you can stay anywhere and tee it up on the stellar Jack Nicklaus design known for its wide fairways and serene setting.
Shell Landing Golf Club, a Davis Love III design in Gautier, features large greens and plenty of trouble on and around them. The Preserve Golf Club in Van cleave, a Jerry Pate design, may be even tougher. Courses to check out in Biloxi itself include Sunkist Country Club and Dogwood Hills Golf Course.
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With states now free to create their own sports betting laws, which golf destinations are poised to reap the benefits? Brandon Tucker examines.
Brandon Tucker checks in from the Mississippi Gulf Coast, where the cuisine and good times match the great golf at courses like Fallen Oak, Grand Bear, Shell Landing and more.
Bobby Mahoney, owner of historic Mary Mahoney's French House down in Biloxi, Miss., has a great sense of humor about the game we love. Here's a sampling of his golf jokes, a few others as well.
The Mississippi Gulf Coast features more than 20 golf courses, large casino hotels, great restaurants and beautiful beaches at a price that fits the budget of most travelers.
The nationwide explosion of casino gambling has fueled an interesting side effect -- a nationwide explosion of casino golf courses, often of better quality and at lower prices than their non-casino peers. In few places is this selection larger, better or more of a bargain than on the Gulf Coast, where famous designers and full-service hotels vie with plush beaches and wonderful regional cuisine for the traveler's attention.
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Matt Ginella heads to the Empire State's top golf resort: Turning Stone Resort, and tees it up with Syracuse basketball coaching legend Jim Boeheim. (Originally aired 2019)
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Melbourne is one of the world's greatest golf destinations. Host Ewan Porter takes you on a tour of some of the finest sandbelt links in this full episode of Golf Advisor Round Trip: Melbourne. (2019)
Ewan Porter travels down under to visit some of the best golfing destinations in Australia. Porter visits Moonah Links to play a round with 2018 Australian Senior Amateur Champion Sue Wooster. Along the way, Porter spends time meeting koala bears at the Moonlit Sanctuary and diving alongside sharks in a Melbourne aquarium. A visit to King Island leads to a tour of Cape Wickham and an Australian cheese tasting. The round trip ends with an excursion to Tanzania that includes golfing at Barnbougle and mountain biking in Derby. (2019).
Matt Ginella heads to Florida's gulf coast and tries his golf game and his fishing line in this episode of Golf Advisor Round Trip. (2019)
Matt Ginella travels to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to visit the “seaside golf capital of the world.” During a visit to Pine Lakes Country Club, Ginella spends time with Brandon Canesi, the founder of the Hole High Foundation. Along the way, he tees it up with junior golfer Jackson Cole and hits the water at Shark Wake Park with Greg Norman Jr. Between rounds, Ginella goes fishing at Paradise Reef and enjoys some delicious tacos from Bubba’s Love Shak. The round trip ends with a visit to Pawley’s Plantation Golf and Country Club to talk music and golf with Mark Bryan. (Original air date 2018)
Matt Ginella visits Scottsdale and tees it up with NFL legend Larry Fitzgerald and US Open champ Geoff Ogilvy. He also goes way off course into the desert.
Matt Ginella ventures across the pond to explore the culture of golf in Ireland. After discussing the updated Adare Manor Golf Club with Andy McMahon, Ginella heads to town to listen to some traditional Irish music at Aunty Lena’s. The tour of Ireland continues with a visit to Waterville Golf Links and Ardglass Golf Club. Amidst teeing it up along the coast, Ginella makes time to try Bushmills Whiskey and visit Lahinch Golf Club, home of the 2019 Irish Open. The round trip ends with a visit to Royal Portrush Golf Club in Northern Ireland to play a round with John Bamber. (Originally aired 2018)
Join host Matt Ginella as he heads to one of the southeast's most remarkable golf destinations, Reynolds Lake Oconee. He's joined by golf course architect Rees Jones, as well as NFL head coach and Reynolds resident Bruce Arians.
Join Matt Ginella as he travels to Big Cedar Lodge on Golf Advisor Round Trip. Overlooking Table Rock Lake in the Ozark Mountains, Big Cedar Lodge is a golf resort founded by Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris, boasting four courses designed by legends including Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, and Tom Fazio. Watch Matt play with Morris’ nephew Hudson at Top of the Rock, get adventurous at Fun Mountain, go bass fishing with hall-of-famer Stacey King at Bent Hook Marina, and play Buffalo Ridge with Les Garland, the founder of MTV. Get a sneak peek at Ozarks National, designed by Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw, and even go bow fishing with Johnny’s son, John Paul. (Originally aired 2018)
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