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he trip of a lifetime! An unforgettable “T experience which to this very day I feel privileged to have been a part of. Great golf, fantastic service and wonderful friendship” Sir Rodney Aldridge AROUND THE WORLD GOLF TOUR The ultimate golfing experience .COM 5th to 7th November London Pebble Beach Las Vegas Bermuda Dubai Hawaii Singapore Fiji Ayers Rock Sydney New Zealand World Golf Tour The ultimate golfing experience around the world by Private Jet Around the World in 21 Days. Rosewood Tuckers Point, Bermuda Wednesday 5th of November to Wednesday 26th of November In between starting and ending your tour in London, you will be The par 70 Tuckers Point Golf Course boasts dramatic water and staying at some of the world’s most exclusive hotels and resorts, each overland views whilst golfers traverse undulating fairways and With its sweeping views one equipped with extensive luxury facilities for the golfer and non- many elevated tees. With stunning views of both the Atlantic of jewel-green hills and golfer alike. and the amazing real estate along with super fast greens this is cerulean blue Atlantic waters, the perfect destination to kick off the world tour. Rosewood Tucker’s Point offers Tour with two PGA Golf professionals who will video analyse every an iconic tropical getaway with aspect of your game, providing instant feedback and valuable insights unexpected British charm. into life as a professional touring golfer. From the fine marble stonework Special excursions, transfers and surprises await you at each in each private bath to the destination making the experience unique, luxurious and magical bone china at the Point, every memories to treasure forever. element of the Bermuda hotel’s decor and service projects an Places are limited to 40 guests only, travelling by a private Boeing effortless elegance and luxury 737-700 from one of the worlds leading luxury airlines, Swiss based designed to ensure guests feel aircraft operator PrivatAir, at your disposal for the duration of the like royalty. Opened in 2009, tour, allowing you the chance to experience luxury at the highest level this Bermuda beach resort has with an aircraft that usually seats over 140 passengers that has been quickly gathered accolades specially configured to just 44 VIP configured seats whilst enjoying and praise from travel and VIP Terminals, hassle free immigration from one destination to the consumer organisations as a next on a trip of a lifetime. romantic dream getaway. Rosewood Tuckers Point Hotel & Spa 7th to 9th November 9th to 12th November The Lodge, Pebble Beach, California Since 1919, The Lodge at Pebble Beach has been a legendary Californian haven for discerning clientele. From the moment you walk through the door, you are welcomed with impeccable service and comfortable elegance. Your stay at The Lodge at Pebble Beach will enchant you with attentive hospitality, stately architecture and Cascata Golf Course, Las Vegas a glorious Oceanside setting. Spacious guest rooms feature wood-burning fireplaces and stunning views. Cascata’s private gates open to a spectacular landscape that forms a regal backdrop for a golf experience like no other. Spyglass Hill is one of the most breathtaking Designed by renown course architect Reese Jones, the par-72 course provides stunning vistas at every courses on the Monterey Peninsula. The turn, including the 3,600-foot peak at Red Mountain, lush fairways, lakes, streams and a 418 foot hilly land tumbles down towards the sea, cascading waterfall which saunters down the mountain side. If ever the term “Desert Oasis” can be used, leaving fairways lined with cypress trees and it would certainly apply to this beautiful course. Californian pines liberally laced with areas of brilliant white sand. With the outstanding Bellagio, Las Vegas natural beauty be sure to stay focused as the Contentment and opulence are the course demands precision. hallmarks of your Bellagio luxury hotel experience. A retreat unto themselves, The AAA Five Diamond Award-winning Las Vegas hotel is the epitome of quality, Spyglass Hill romance and elegance located directly on Las Vegas Boulevard South, better known as the Las Vegas Strip – the very heart of Las Vegas. The deluxe guest rooms themselves Pebble Beach Golf Links in California has offer an exhilarating view of the Las Vegas hosted both the US Open and the Ryder Strip, the pristine waters of the Lake and Cup and is considered one of the best golf Fountains of Bellagio and picture-perfect courses in the whole world. Stretching surrounding mountains. along a rugged coastline, it opens up to a lovely view of the Pacific Ocean thanks The Bellagio is also home to Sin City’saward to its picturesque location in Carmel Bay. winning Bellagio Casino, A Las Vegas casino The most famous golf course in the US legacy that provides a casino experience and possibly the world! Dare you miss it? from which all others draw inspiration. Pebble Beach 12th to 14th November 15th to 17th November The Kapalua Plantation Course is so special that the PGA TOUR only allow winners from the previous year to tee off at its season opening event. The Hyundai Tournament of Champions. The course has amazing views and dramatic elevation changes and is built around the natural wonders of the West Maui Mountains. This is Kapalua Plantation, Hawaii truly golf at its finest. Westin, Denerau Island, Fiji Kapalua Plantation, Hawaii Located on Denarau Island, The Westin Denarau Natadola Bay Golf Course is a new Island Resort & Spa is stylishly designed to reflect Immerse yourself in a true Hawaiian experience when you stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua in Maui, championship golf course located on Fiji’s rich cultural heritage and local style. It is further Hawaii. Both cultural and environmental appreciations, combined with world-class, exclusive facilities, the Coral Coast. Characterised by complemented with the finest resort facilities, including deliver a true escape. Their Maui beach hotel features the special touches that allow you to take relaxation amazing backdrops and wonderfully the award winning Westin heavenly Spa. Relax on palm- to the next level. friendly people Natadola Bay is well fringed white sand beaches, snorkel in rolling surf, From luxurious outdoor cabanas and private garden showers to 36 holes of championship golf courses and worth experiencing as the best in enjoy world-class dining or unwind in the luxurious tropical dining at one of our five on-site Maui restaurants, allow them to provide an unforgettable retreat Fiji. The range of holes are varied spa. With exceptional amenities, including an 18-hole on their island oasis. Just steps away from the white-sand of D.T. Fleming Beach and captivating natural with absolute ocean holes providing championship golf course, four swimming pools and surroundings, the Hawaii beach hotel’s location on Maui allow you to exclusively explore unique island breathtaking images as well as outdoor bars ideal for stargazing, this Fiji hotel is one of destinations. inland holes framed by trees and the the most magnificent retreats in the South Pacific. Ritz Carlton Kapalua, Maui Mountainous backdrops. Natadola Bay Golf Course, Fiji 17th to 20th November Sofitel Queenstown Hotel Jack’s Point is one of the most beautiful Located in the heart of picturesque Queenstown, The Hills Golf Course, Arrowtown, New Zealand locations in the world. The championship discover an award-winning Queenstown luxury course overlooks not only the panoramic hotel that year after year gathers accolades. The Hills was designed by Darby Partners and opened in 2007 to host the New Zealand Open. It is considered Remarkables mountain range but has Sofitel Queenstown Hotel and Spa offers a refined New Zealand’s most exclusive golf club and is set over 500 acres of land across a glacial valley the layout outstanding views of Lake Wakatipu. 5-star experience just steps from Lake Wakatipu highlights the dramatic elevation changes and rocky schist outcrops that are a feature of the area. The course intertwines with the natural terrain and breathtaking views of the Remarkables This championship layout provides a serious challenge for accomplished players while thoughtful and offering golfers of all abilities a challenging Mountain Range. considerate design means that the golf course is equally enjoyable for golfers of all abilities. The beauty of and unforgettable experience. the courses lakes, waterways and wetland areas are complimented by a stunning array of sculptures made by local and international artists. Jack’s Point, Queenstown, New Zealand 20th to 22nd November 23th to 24th November Situated at the heart of the city’s premier shopping district, with the world-class shopping of Orchard Road at your doorstep and the grandeurs of a 5-star hotel within. The St. Regis Singapore is the ideal residence for the discerning luxury traveller. From its location at the most coveted address to the legendary St. Regis Butler The Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney Service, this is world-class One of the most famous sights in the St. Regis, Singapore hospitality at its finest. world greets you as you awake from from your full harbour view room at the Shangri-La Sydney. The stunning Designed by world-renowned golf course designer Ronald Fream, The Serapong Course was opened in Opera House glows a pearlescent 1982 and measures 6,493 metres from the championship tee. A challenging par-72, it is one of the top five white against the blue of the sky and championship courses in Asia and home of the prestigious Barclays Singapore Open. Sentosa Golf Club the sea, while the Harbour Bridge is considered one of the most exclusive Golf clubs in Asia. stands majestically for all to see. The Sentosa Golf Club, Singapore city is the largest, oldest and most There is no better course in Australia to satisfy a yearning cosmopolitan city in Australia and is for golfing thrills than NSW Golf Club.
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