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Some times one hole is worth travelling the world to play, and other times we’re drawn into a golf course by the prospects of a vantage point, the history behind a design or a landscape feature you can’t find anywhere else… Whatever the case, there are certain golf courses that deserve the billing “Must ...
It’s true, whether you’d like to admit it or not, fall golf is approaching fast in your neck of the woods. It’s nothing to stay indoors about, it’s just time to make sure you’re prepared before you tee it up on a windy 50-degree day.
Here is our list of fall golf essentials to prepare you for the weekend ahead…
Hand Warmers: Yes, these are a must. Nothing feels worse than cold hands and a hozzle rocket. Keep the hands warm as much as possible whether it be with hand warmers or winter gloves. We promise it will save you strokes.
Zip Up Jacket: Your zip-up jacket doesn’t need to cost you an insane amount of money. It’s a jacket, it’s supposed to keep you warm, not prove a fashion statement. Layer up, remember it’s easier to wear more and subtract, rather than the other way around.
Knit Cap/Ear Warmers: Did you know sailors used to wear the ones with pom-poms on there, so when the sailors were out at sea and the waters were rough, they wouldn’t bash their heads. It gave them extra protection, just by putting that little pom-pom on their hat. Not to say your playing partner will hit you in the head, but stay warm and wear some type of ear warmer or knit cap.
Rain Gear: The only four-letter word not allowed to be said… rain. Yes, it comes and goes, but there is no worse feeling then cold feet and hands when playing golf. Come prepared with an umbrella and rain gear.
Cup of Coffee: Whether it’s Starbucks, Dunkin, Tim Hortons, or the cup of joe from the pro shop, a warm cup of coffee will always keep your hands warm.
Socks: Yes, obviously we know you’ll wear socks. But wear multiple pairs of socks. Warmer feet mean more birdies, and longer drives.
Blanket: Set this on the golf cart seat… you can thank us later.
Orlando, Florida is often referred to as the “family vacation destination,” and for plenty of good reasons. With multiple theme parks—including Universal Studios, Disney World, and Sea World just to name a few—plus a host of other attractions not far away (such as the Kennedy Space Center, LEGOLAND Florida Resort, Bok Tower Gardens, and more), you can find a lot of ways to enjoy your visit to the Orlando area. Whether you’re planning a three-day getaway or a week-long stay, you and your family or friends will probably close out your trip with a list of reasons to plan another trip to Orlando soon.
While you’re scheduling your trip, make sure you leave time for golf. It’s no wonder so many pro golfers and golf lovers alike call the Florida area home; after all, central Florida alone has a huge number of golf courses, many of which are regionally and nationally recognized as some of the top places to play golf.