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Chris Baldwin This Week at TravelGolf.com: May 24, 2005

British Columbia junior programs a refreshing antidote

Every now and then, you need to find something that restores your faith in the golf business. Something that makes you realize that not all courses are out there to shake the golfer for every dollar they're worth and then shake some more. Something that signals that at least a few movers and shakers in golf recognize there needs to be much more emphasis on growing the game.

I found that something on a recent trip to Whistler, British Columbia.

All the courses in this hot spot Canadian golf destination have come together to offer a juniors-play-free-with-an-adult program. Anyone under the age of 16 can play with their dad, mom, grandfather, uncle, etc. - without paying a dime. This includes the high-end courses like Chateau Whistler.

Imagine that: a family-friendly approach to golf. Anyone who read TravelGolf.com's series on kids in golf understands how rare this is. Too many courses treat kids with more disdain than the maitre d' at the stuffiest of French restaurants.

Yet, here's a collection of courses in an area where tourist dollars flow freely stepping up to the tee. It's only one destination, but it's a start.

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The Wilderness There's plenty for golfers to
like about The Wilderness
in southeast Texas

Carved out of the lush forest and wetlands south of Houston, The Wilderness in Lake Jackson is finally open after political and environmental concerns held up the project for nearly 30 years. By most accounts, it was worth the wait. With little publicity, tee sheets at have been full. There's a lot to like about The Wilderness, except that if you're high handicapper, be prepared to part with your share of golf balls.

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October
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September
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- What's golf doing for Katrina victims?
Ausgust
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- The Rise & Fall of David Duval
- Lefty chasing Tiger? No way
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- USGA pities geriatric tour
July
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- Votaw taking PGA Tour job, Special Edition
- Wee Woods would wallop Wie
- Golfers talking about Wie, not Woods
- Forget Furyk, Fluff is back!
June
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- Tiger Woods is today's Nicklaus
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- Las Vegas a great golf spot, despite rough patches
May
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- Las Vegas Walters floats bogus course testimonial
- Internet aiding average golfers vs. scam artists
- Las Vegas hotels pimping bad courses
April
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- Mum on Walters Golf, Vegas "Guru" ousted by bloggers
- Alleged Las Vegas Copycat shootout called off
- OB Sports takes aim on golf discounters
March
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- Conspiracy theories rule the baby-skin-sensitive golf world
- ’Roids on tour? Not unthinkable
- Breaking golf's media code
- The Big Bad Golfer and Paris Hilton
February
- Following in the steps of greatness
- The battle for equality in golf
- Inside the world of course design
- Arrogance in the clubhouse
January
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