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By Wes Bolyard After visiting the island of Lanai, travel back to Maui for more fun and adventures. Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands which were formed by multiple volcanoes. Considered a “volcanic doublet”, Maui was created when lava flows from two volcanoes overlapped merging into a single island but forming an […]
By Wes Bolyard Think back on your travels and remember destinations that have left an indelibly wonderful memory. Let me help you visit two such places that will add more memories to cherish. There are golf destinations and then there are spectacular golf destinations! The islands of Hawaii offer an idyllic climate, fertile soil, abundant […]
By Wes Bolyard The greater Phoenix, Arizona area is fortunate to have an abundance of exciting golf courses. What’s even better are two courses where you don’t have to leave the “play-ground” to have an entire day of fun with pure desert golf. The We-Ko-Pa Golf Club courses are similar yet present their own set […]
By Wes Bolyard This is a teaser to pique your interest in visiting Door County, Wisconsin. Due to the lateness of the year and the weather on my initial visit in late October, I was only able to see part of all the offerings this great peninsula has to offer. Stay tuned next year for […]
By Wes Bolyard Being a suburbanite, I never thought about staying downtown when planning a golf trip. However, after staying several days at The Historic Davenport Hotel in Spokane, Washington I discovered there are definite advantages that are explained below. From the moment you walk into the foyer, the grandeur of its 1914 beginnings […]
By Wes Bolyard Set in the heart of Southern California’s Coachella Valley, Indian Wells is steeped in a very rich and colorful history. The city was named for an old Cahuilla Indian water hole that was documented in expedition diaries as early as 1823. From early inhabitants who unearthed its namesake well (a source of […]
By Wes Bolyard Panama City, Panama turned 500 years old in 2019. It was the first European settlement on the Pacific coast of the Americas. Unlike most countries that have a north-south orientation, Panama lies east-west with the Caribbean Sea to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the south. A good way to think […]
