Play Timeshare Golf, Perhaps Wind up in the World Golf Hall of Fame
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
The World Golf Hall of Fame & Museum has now joined with the National Hole-In-One Association to create the World Golf Hall of Fame Hole in One Registry.
This golf registry allows recreational golfers to memorialize their hole-in-one by recording it with the Hall of Fame. Their accomplishment will then be on display at the World Golf Hall of Fame Museum in St. Augustine, Florida. This means that golfers can see the magnificent moment of their hole-in-one memorialized for posterity right alongside the hole(s)-in-one made by many professional golfers.
Doug Burkert, President of National Hole-In-One Association explains, “… we believe each one (golfers who make a hole-in-one) deserves recognition from the World Golf Hall of Fame. More than 100,000 holes-in-one are made across the United States each year and we hope that many of those golfers will support the Hall of Fame by registering and sharing their stories.”
Amateur golfers may register as many holes-in-one as they like and will be able to look up their name and their accomplishment alongside the holes-in-one of tour pros. Legendary golfer Nick Price says, “I can still remember my favorite hole-in-one on the 17th hole during the final round of the 1988 Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. I think it’s wonderful that my shot will be next to shots from fans all over the world.”
World Golf Hall of Fame and Florida Timeshare
Those who love the game of golf and appreciate its legendary history will enjoy both touring the World Golf Hall of Fame and playing its championship courses. Bluegreen Resorts Grande Villas at World Golf Village is one of several excellent Florida timeshare destinations to consider when planning a trip to the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Augustine.
Located adjacent to the museum, Bluegreen Resorts Grand Villas timeshares at the World Golf Village offer you tournament quality playing conditions on both the Slammer & Squire and the King & Bear, with timeshare units overlooking the 17th and 18th fairways of the Slammer & Squire.
