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Hilton Head Golf Vacation – A Golfer's Digest Top-10 Pick

If golf is your game and "world class" is your style, you simply must plan a Hilton Head golf vacation. Why? There's no disputing that Hilton Head Island is a golfer's paradise, trite as it may sound.

Imagine the perfect golfing enclave and it would most certainly look just like Hilton Head Island – a community dedicated to golf and golfers. Imagination becomes reality on the Hilton Head Island golf courses. There's a Hilton Head golf course for just about everybody, right there in your own "back yard." The Hilton Head golf courses are always waiting on the Atlantic coast to thrill vacationers.

It's hard to believe, but there are twenty-six golf courses on tiny Hilton Head Island. Check out this <a href="http://www.sciway.net/maps/printable-hilton-head-south-carolina-map.html>map</a> if you think I'm kidding you. There are unique details, contouring, and course challenges with each and every one of them.

A wonderful variety of design will challenge every aspect of your game. Some courses are wooded and others are heavily contoured with undulating greens. Several courses boast at least one hole with an ocean view.

On the other hand some courses favor open expanses, if that's what suits your fancy. Many courses take advantage of the ponds and lowland marshes that are "standard equipment" on a barrier island. For example, the Sea Pines-Ocean Course is actually a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. These and many others make for a perfect Hilton Head golf vacation.

In fact, readers of Golf Digest include Hilton Head Island among the top ten best golf resorts -- the courses are that well designed. So make the rounds and don't get stuck on just one course. Each offers something unique to keep you on your toes and thrill you with its natural beauty. There is forested countryside, breathtaking ocean views, and natural lagoons, lakes and rivers.

Let the rest of the family lounge on the beach while you retreat to one of the Island's 26 golf courses. Or make it a family affair; there are courses and holes offering challenges to all skill levels. That includes courses that have been designed by some of the most famous architects in the world.

There's Jack Nicklaus' Melrose, Arnold Palmer's Crescente Pointe, Fuzzy Zoeller and Clyde Johnston's Daufuskie Island, and Robert Trent Jones' Palmetto Dunes. That's just a few of the professional courses beckoning you to a Hilton Head golf vacation.

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About the Author

Who needs Hawaii, when we've got Hilton Head? For more information about the #1 vacation destination in the continental United States visit http://www.best-hilton-head-vacations.com Author Dennis Woods invites you to use the handy vacation planner worksheet at http://www.best-hilton-head-vacations.com/trip-planner.html for discounts on meals, accommodations, and much more.

Pressure treated wood 10 feet from well head?

We're putting up a fence, the board themselves are not pressure treated, only the 4x4 posts. One side of the fence (four posts) is within 10 feet of our well head. I cannot fond any information on whether or not that proximity poses a health risk or not.

Does anyone know?

Pressure treated lumber used to contain arsenic. Several years ago they were ordered to find another safer (?)chemical to use to treat lumber. How old are the 4 x 4s? How deep is your well? I would think that the amount of chemical leaching from the posts would have minimal impact on the well--but, for peace of mind, contact the county environmental employee or the lumber company for more information.