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Mary Ann DeSantis’s “Unspoiled Walk”

Monday, November 5th, 2012
St Simons Island Golf

King and Prince Golf Course

Mary Ann DeSantis featured The King and Prince Golf Course in a recent article on several notable courses in the Southeast.  DeSantis played our course with her husband and interviewed our head pro, Rick Mattox.  We love her beautiful descriptions and entertaining writing style:

Accessible only by elevated cart bridges, the island holes looked quite daunting on the virtual course. Hitting the greens, however, was not a problem; staying focused on our game was as a parade of wildlife marched by, including deer, ospreys, and a persistent heron that hovered near a putting green.

For this and more of her delightful stories, visit Writing With Style.

 

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St. Simons Island – Georgia’s Golf Destination

Tuesday, October 16th, 2012

A recent New York Times article by Karen Crouse showcased our island’s presence in the golfing world:

Three of the 12 players on the United States squad (Ryder Cup) live in St. Simons: Zach Johnson, Matt Kuchar and Brandt Snedeker, who is one of Love’s four captain’s picks. It seems crazy to consider that an island with a population under 13,000 has four residents participating in the Ryder Cup, and crazier still to contemplate what might have been.

The Ryder Cup did not turn out in our favor, but life goes on, and St. Simons Island is proud to once again host the McGladrey Classic PGA Tour Golf Tournament this week at the Seaside Golf Course.   Davis Love III,  Zach Johnson and Chris DiMarco will be joined by 129 other PGA TOUR Professionals.  The tournament takes place October 18-21, 2012, with a concert by country music star Gary Allan on Wednesday the 17th.  Click here for more information.

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An Interview with Chuck Moore, The King and Prince Golf Course

Friday, October 12th, 2012

Chuck Moore has been the King and Prince Golf Course’s head Groundskeeper since 2000.   He was interviewed for Through the Green Magazine (Official Publication of the Georgia Golf Course Superintendents Association (GCSA)) by Trent Bouts.

Chuck, Rick Mattox and the staff at the golf course have had the pleasure of hosting several GCSA golf events over the years.  Read the article here.

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Perfect Activity for Groomsmen – Golf in the Land of the Ryder Cup Team!

Wednesday, October 3rd, 2012
Press-Wedding Golf at King and Prince Golf Course

Pre-Wedding Golf at The King and Prince

Did you read this recent New York Times article about St. Simons?  America’s Ryder Cup Captain and three of the 12 players on this year’s team live on the island.  So – while you are here for your Georgia beach wedding, send the guys off for their own type of  ”spa day” at the King and Prince Golf Course where Matt Kuchar is an honorary member.  With four holes that venture out onto the salt water marsh and an eagle’s nest on hole #14, the course is not only challenging but a perfect introduction to the natural beauty that permeates St. Simons Island.  So blow off a little steam at the King and Prince Golf Course, located only 12 miles away from the hotel.  It’s a nice change of pace for the pre-wedding activities.  And don’t leave the bridesmaids out; the girls may want to join in too!

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Atlanta area vacationers, fly Delta and avoid the long drive!

Wednesday, July 25th, 2012

Did you know that Delta Airlines services Brunswick Golden Isles Airport directly from Atlanta?  A 40-minute flight puts you a 20-minute drive from The King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort.  If you’re traveling between August and December, check out this deal!  For more information, visit www.delta.com.  The airport code is BQK.

Glynn County Airport CommissionAIRPORT UPDATE

 

July 24, 2012

 

 
Gateway to Georgia’s Golden Isles

BQK

Brunswick Golden Isles Airport

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FOR JUST $173.60!

Plan now for August-December travel

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The fine print:

  • Purchase by July 30
  • Fly Monday-Saturday
  • Travel between August 21 and December 13, 2012
  • Limited availability
  • Blackout Dates: Sept. 3, Nov. 17, 20, 21, & 24 – 26

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Do Something Special For Mom!

Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

She has many names…

From the outset, her name is Mommy. She’s the one who catches you when you fall and
makes sure to take care of you each and every day. As time goes further on, her name
becomes Mom, and she is that amazing person who supports, defends, protects, and loves
you with all her heart and soul. This is the woman who deserves a celebration! This is the
woman who is all things to all people, and it is her day to shine.

At the King and Prince Resort located on the beautiful St. Simon’s Island in Georgia, the
incredible staff has made sure that on this Mother’s Day, that wonderful woman you love
will be pampered and treated like the true ‘Queen’ she is.

On May 13th, 2012 Enjoy
Mother’s Day Brunch

The King and Prince

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This amazing feast will begin with Starters that will simply make the mouth water, as
Mom takes her seat and stares out at the beautiful sun shining off the Atlantic. From
Toasted & Glazed Nuts, Sugared Red & Green Grapes, Spiced Apple Rings, Marinated &
Pickled Vegetables, Pastrami Smoked Salmon, Imported & Domestic Olives & Cheeses,
Almond Crusted Apricot Stuffed Baked Brie, Wild Georgia Spicy Shrimp Remoulade on
Molasses Butter Pumpernickel Toast, Chilled Wild Georgia Shrimp to Strawberry & Brie
Bruschetta – she will be offered a truly amazing beginning to a stunning meal.
For her Salad and Soup choice she will be able to splurge on so many choices, including:
Tropical Ambrosia Salad, Ricotta Pesto Tortellini Salad, Baby Spinach with Georgia
Peaches & Pecans, Traditional Caesar Salad and Mixed Field Greens with Assorted
Dressing; Cream of Potato and Bacon Soup & Albondigas Soup.

Beside her plate she may entice her senses with the most amazing and mouth-watering
breads that the stunning chefs at the King and Prince can provide. Cinnamon, Lemon
Poppy Seed and Chocolate Swirl Bread, Sweet Potato Rolls, Orange-Date, Cranberry
Apple, Blueberry and Chocolate Muffins!

And no Brunch can be without that traditional Breakfast Fare of everything from Chef
Prepared Omelets, Breakfast Sausage Patties, Apple Wood Smoked Bacon, Cheese
Grits, Momma’s Cinnamon French Toast, Belgian Waffles, Lyonnais Potatoes to Quiche
Lorraine.

Then, the royal feast continues with choices of Main Entrees that would put even the
gods to shame. Chef Carved Asian Breast of Duck, Peach Marmalade Glazed Ham,
Spicy Pineapple Glazed Snapper, Creole Florida Black Grouper, Artichoke Chicken
Piccata and Certified Angus Beef Tenderloin Tips in a Fontina Fonduta Sauce – with
a myriad f Sides to choose from: Roasted Green Beans with Sundried Tomato, Goat
Cheese, & Olives, Asian Vegetable Stir-Fry, Baked Garlic Mashed Potatoes with Smoked
Gouda & Bacon, Green Onion Wild Rice and Roasted Red Pepper Garlic Angel Hair

Pasta.

Then comes the unforgettable slice of Heaven…desert. Bourbon Pecan Bread Pudding,
Carrot Cake, Triple Chocolate Cake, Mini Pineapple Upside Down Cake, Mini Key Lime
Pie, Mini Oreo Cookie Cheesecake, Fresh Apple Pie, Caramel Cake, German Chocolate
Cake, Chocolate Covered Strawberries and Lemon Bars.

This is it! This is the ‘best of the best’ which
is exactly what that lovely woman named Mom
deserves!

The King and Prince Resort
Reservations Suggested: 912-268-5967

Adults $39.93, Children 6-10 $15
5 & Under Free

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Patriots Day Celebration on St. Simons

Thursday, April 26th, 2012

 

Is there such a thing as an absolutely ‘perfect’ day? There are many who will answer this question with a resounding, “YES!” And then they will speak about the day their child was born, the day they got married, the day of their anniversary, or the moment they met their soulmate. Some sports fanatics will even describe their ‘perfect’ day as being the first time they witnessed Tiger hit a hole-in-one. But, on this day, I want to describe to all of you an absolutely ‘perfect’ day that was just had by one of my colleagues. This is a day that everyone who reads this will yearn for more than anything in this world. A day of peace, beauty, serenity, where absolutely nothing can go wrong, and there is nothing bad in the world anywhere.

 

This day begins at the King and Prince Resort located in the stunning St. Simons Island, Georgia. There is a reason why this location is among the ‘Golden Isles’ because, quite frankly, it may be the only place in this country that is pure paradise.

 

(Warning: I was told of this perfect day by the person who was immersed in this joy and beauty. And after hearing it, my perfect day would’ve been to slap him silly in order to make sure he knew that I wanted that perfect day, too! (LOL) I have a feeling this may be your reaction, as well.)

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…I awoke to the sun greeting me; that perfect invitation to spend yet another beautiful day on St. Simons Island. The sunrises, the sunsets – there is nothing more invigorating than that perfect picture appearing over the clear, blue water of the Atlantic Ocean.

 

Rising, looking around at accommodations that are truly fit for a King, I went about my normal routine. A walk on the beach came first; a walk that entailed dolphins playing beside me as I stared out at the vivid flowers, and listened to the myriad of birds add their ‘good morning’ calls into the warm breeze.

 

I headed straight for the Kings Tavern to enjoy a  breakfast of Eggs Benedict and a plate of fruit to get the ole’ synapse firing. Between the luscious sights and smells that are always a part of the King’s Tavern, it becomes almost impossible to leave.

 

But after the immaculate breakfast served by the nicest and most professional staff I’ve ever met, my partner and I walked the two blocks to “Ocean Motion,” in order to pick-up a couple of bikes we rented for the day.

 

We rode along the serene Ocean Blvd. for a mile to the quaint, elegant village of St. Simons. There, we were looking forward to walking around an arts and crafts fair that was being held. Little did we know this was also a day of celebration; Patriots Day, which is held to “honor the patriots of the American Revolution.”

 

So a day of sight-seeing soon turned into an amazing day of learning, where I immersed myself in the  truly magnificent history of this area. You see, Georgia – and St. Simons Island – played a very significant role in the American Revolution. I soon learned that sixty-four counties in Georgia are actually named after patriots. Georgia also boasts the Revolutionary War Trail, which follows the Savannah River. On this Trail, historians and visitors can see the exact sites of some of the most important battles fought for our freedom. Included are, The Battle at Vann’s Creek; the Battle of Kettle Creek; the Battle of Brier Creek; and other the battles and sieges highlighting Augusta and Savannah. These moments in time were highly significant in building the Republic. In fact, both of these amazing cities are known as ‘Revolutionary Capitals’ of Georgia.

 

As I discovered the significant role that St. Simons Island played, I was amazed. One of the most interesting points was the huge naval battle that was fought near the Old Fort of Frederica built by the British.

 

Fort Frederica National Monument, preserves the archaeological remnants of the old fort and the town that was built by James Oglethorpe, in order to protect the southern boundary of the British colony of Georgia from Spanish raids. Over 630 British troops were stationed inside the fort; and a town of over 500 colonial residents ‘grew up’ outside.

 

It was in 1742 that the battles of Bloody Marsh and Gully Hole Creek were fought here, in which Oglethorpe successfully squashed any and all Spanish attempts to retake St. Simons Island.

 

But it was also here, during the American Revolution, that an extremely important naval battle – The Frederica Naval Action - was fought and won by the American Colonists on April 19, 1778.

 

It was on April 15th that colonists discovered the fact that four British ships were going to sail into St. Simons Sound. 360 troops from the Georgia Continental Battalions boarded three Georgia Navy galleys: the Washington, the Lee, and the Bulloch, and entered the Frederica River. They dropped anchor and waited. On April 19th, the colonial ships – armed with heavier cannons and galleys which had a shallow draft so they could be rowed far easier – attacked the British.

 

When the winds died down and the British ships had difficulty maneuvering, two of them ran aground. The battle showed just how effective the ‘open’ galleys could be in restricted waters over ships designed for only the open sea. The Frederica Naval Action was a huge boost to the morale of the Colonists in Georgia, and the beginning a truly ‘free’ America. Patriots Day held on St. Simons is truly a stunning celebration of that day, and honors those who sacrificed their lives in order to build the Republic which we enjoy today.

 

I was among hundreds that attended, and not only did I come away with historic facts and knowledge, but I also had a new appreciation for the Colony of Georgia.

 

Back at the King and Prince, enjoying the food, the rooms, the pools, the golf course…there’s not one moment of the day where you’re not completely enamored. April is a great time to enjoy St. Simons; the vibrant flowers, the stunning landscapes, the quiet nature – and the true history that surrounds you – is, at all times, breathtaking.

 

I can’t wait to see what tomorrow will bring!

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See that everyone? THAT is a truly ‘perfect’ day.  And I know you’re with me in saying that he deserves that slap! J

 

It’s time for all of us to enjoy that ‘perfect’ day! So, let’s just say that I hope we all head to the King and Prince very soon!

 

 

To witness the ‘best of the best’ and make immediate reservations, head to:

 

http://www.kingandprince.com/

http://twitter.com/#!/kingandprince

http://www.facebook.com/TheKingandPrince

http://blog.kingandprince.com/

http://www.youtube.com/user/KingandPrince1

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kingandprinceresort/

http://www.kingandprince.com/

 

 

The King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort

201 Arnold Road
St. Simons Island, Georgia 31522
(912) 638-3631: Phone

(800) 342-0212: Reservations
(912) 638-7699: Fax

Source:  http://gignewsonline.com/2012/04/22/patriots-day-celebration-on-st-simons/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A Morning Walk on The Beach

Sunday, April 22nd, 2012

I found this great article and photos on a news site this morning and thought I would share;

This Morning I grabbed a cup of coffee and headed to the beach in front of the King and Prince Beach Resort.  It was very cloudy and drizzling a little, while I was watching the lighting off in the distance.   As the drizzle stopped, with breaks in the clouds the light got real nice for taking pictures of the day dawning and people gathering on the beach to start their day.  I have been coming to the beach on St Simons for the last 3 months now, and have found everyone to be very enjoyable to speak with.  One of the things I have noticed is there is a large piece of drift wood on the beach where people leave memories of loved ones who have passed on from this life.   In February it was covered in hearts & cards.   In March it was adorned for Easter remembrances.  Now in mid April the memorial is covered in blessings for loved ones with flags, peace signs, sand dollars with poems & blessings.  Their were several folks gathered this morning, placing remembrances of their loved ones upon the memorial.  It was a very special moment in which to start such a beautiful day, to remember those gone and the great blessings bestowed upon us.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Source: http://gignewsonline.com/2012/04/21/a-morning-walk-on-the-beach/

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Southern Culinary Traditions

Friday, April 20th, 2012

Southern Culinary Traditions

 

Shrimp and Grits…most northerners might cringe at the thought of eating such a thing, at least I did.  That was until I experienced one of the most exquisite and memorable meals in my life at the King & Prince Beach and Golf Resort.  Shrimp and Grits, from the Kings Tavern have a flavor and aroma that is divine.

 

Shrimp and grits began as a seasonal shrimper’s breakfast.  Low country, shrimp were cooked with bacon grease and poured over creamy grits, where it became known as breakfast shrimp.  Being a travel writer and going on Fam trips to different regions of the country, I have the opportunity to try all types of ethic foods.   I find myself sitting at a table among other writers from all over the U.S., gathered at St. Simons Island, Georgia to experience a true Southern Culinary Tradition

 

The evening began with cocktails by Thirteenth Colony Distillery of Americus, and Artisan Cheeses by Sweet Grass Dairy, brought to us from Thomasville, Georgia.  This special event was presented in the original historical wing of the resort, called the Solarium.  To me this is the most inspirational part of the King and Prince Resort

 

Sous Chef Dwayne Austell chose a volunteer out of our group to participate in creating a delightful meal of Shrimp and Grits.  Together they began by sautéing fresh Wild Georgia Shrimp with a bit of Cajun seasoning, creating an atmosphere of aromatic pleasure.

 

 

This culinary presentation was created by the Executive Chef Jeff Kaplan and his Sous Chef’s Paula Murphy & Dwayne Austell. Together created a sensual experience that sent the taste buds dancing, and the sheer aroma moved the soul.  The presentations were a visual wonder of artistry.

 

 

From there we went on to Oysters on the Half Shell, Sweet Corn, Asparagus, Tomato, Cilantro Vinaigrette  and Chardonnay, Frog Town Cellars, Dahlonega, Ga 2008

 

After the first course, The Intermezzo we were presented with Blackberry Sorbet, Mist of Blackberry Liqueur, which was out of this world.

 

The entrée was Wild Georgia Low Country Shrimp and Grits and Sangiovese, Frog Town Cellars, Dahlonega, Ga 2008 and finished of with Sugar Marsh Cottage Petit Fours.

 

This was an unbelievable and delightful way to start four days of adventure at the King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort.  Our host and severs were some of the best I have ever experienced.

 

There are many recipes for shrimp and grits all over the Internet, cooked every way imaginable.  If you would like to try and make it for yourself, here is the recipe from the Chef.

 

King and Prince Shrimp & Grits in a Tasso Cream Sauce Recipe:

 

Ingredients:

1 cup heaving cream

1/3 cup tasso ham 

 ¼ cup kernel corn

¼ cup diced tomatoes 

2 tablespoons chopped green onions 

½ cup wild Georgia shrimp

1 tablespoon Cajun seasoning

¼ cup asiago cheese

salt and pepper to taste

olive oil

 

Preparation:  In a sauce pan, sauté the Georgia shrimp with Cajun seasoning using olive oil.  In another pan, sauté tasso ham, corn, tomatoes, and green onions: add heavy cream and asiago cheese: let simmer two minutes.  Add shrimp and serve over stone ground grits of your choice. 

To witness the ‘best of the best’ and make immediate reservations, head to:

 

http://www.kingandprince.com/

http://twitter.com/#!/kingandprince

http://www.facebook.com/TheKingandPrince

http://blog.kingandprince.com/

http://www.youtube.com/user/KingandPrince1

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kingandprinceresort/

http://www.kingandprince.com/

 

 

The King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort

201 Arnold Road
St. Simons Island, Georgia 31522
(912) 638-3631: Phone

(800) 342-0212: Reservations
(912) 638-7699: Fax

Source:  http://gignewsonline.com/2012/04/20/southern-culinary-traditions/

 

 

 

 

 

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Dameon Burns, PGA Pro At The Hampton Club

Thursday, April 12th, 2012

As we delve further into the magnificent world of the King and Prince Resort, we are now turning the spotlight on one of the most amazing golf courses in the nation. Not only are we going to discuss the beauty and extreme set-up of the course, but we are also going in-depth with the golf pro who is a definite highlight of this award-winning locale that’s renowned for its challenging and demanding layout.

 

The King & Prince Golf Course, run by the King and Prince Resort is astounding. The scenery is absolutely unique, offering ancient forests, vast salt marshes, dramatic island holes, and a vast lake that overlooks a relaxing and elegant clubhouse. The King and Prince Golf Course has it’s own definite signature – which is a group of four spectacular holes gently carved from small coastal marsh islands and accessed by 800-feet of elevated cart bridges. This bold design has been heralded by many, and over the years the King and Prince’s commitment to provide a premier golf experience is one of their highest priorities. That commitment proved itself beyond measure in 2009 when the King and Prince invested in an extensive restoration project that completely renewed the golf course, which is home to The Hampton Club.

 

It must be stated that all 18 greens of this amazing facility are planted with mini-verde, ultra dwarf Bermuda grass, and all the fairways have a new hybrid: Celebration Bermuda grass, which has been given 5-star reviews by everyone who has come in contact with this glorious course. In addition, the King and Prince offers an extraordinary Practice Facility that includes a 6500 sq ft mini-verde putting green, a 3000 sq ft mini-verde chipping green, and five target greens that have been added to the driving range.

 

Week after week we have been sharing each and every facet of the King and Prince – from the food to the events to the phenomenal staff that comprises this facility. This week I am extremely excited to be able to introduce to you one member of this exceptional staff, who all golfers are going to be extremely happy to meet.

 

Dameon Burns is the newest addition to the King and Prince team. Coming from the PGA Professional Golf Management program, he has spent his life living and teaching the game of golf to others. A tremendous complement to the King and Prince, today he was kind enough to sit down with us and discuss his move to Saint Simons Island, and how he feels about being the golf pro for this leading resort.

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Welcome Dameon. I would like to begin with just a bit of a background on you for our readers.

 

Born in New Orleans, I moved to Huntsville, Alabama at a very young age. In 2005, I entered the PGA of America Program, and I worked for a public golf course for two years. Then, I went on to work at Huntsville Country Club. Upon election to PGA membership in 2011, I took up my current position at The King and Prince Golf Course.

 

I know you began to golf at the age of thirteen. Is there anything specifically that drew you to the game?

 

The challenge! Golf is a very difficult game that can never be perfected. I also always liked the idea that this is one sport that can be played over a lifetime.

 

You were raised in Huntsville. Are there any particular ‘spots’ there that were perfect for the golfer in you?

 

Huntsville has grown a great deal since I was thirteen. Back then, I spent many hours in the corn and cotton fields hitting golf balls. However, it would be amazingly difficult to find any open fields now.

 

When did you decide to be a golf pro?

 

As a junior I played a lot of golf, with the hopes of one day playing professionally. Once Tiger Woods started becoming popular, the amount of talented junior golfers increased dramatically, and I knew that playing for a ‘living’ was going to be very difficult. I loved to study the game, and became very interested in the operations and elements behind it. This interest eventually led me to the PGA of America and it’s apprentice program which brought about a new path in my life.

 

The Hampton Club is a truly beautiful place. Can you tell us a bit about working there? What makes this Club stand out from the rest in your mind?

 

Yes, The Hampton Club is truly a beautiful place, and having the chance to be a part of it feels like winning the lottery. I get caught up in its beauty every day. Furthermore, living here is a dream come true. The north end of Saint Simons Island is a very quiet place. The residents are extremely polite to each other, and most are members at the Club. In fact, it is a rare occurrence for me to leave the north end. When I get to thinking about it, I only ride in a car two or three times a month now, seeing as that I have the tremendous luxury of being able to walk, ride my bike, or take a golf cart everywhere that I need to go. It is fantastic!

 

Could you tell readers a little about the events that are held at the Club?

 

The Hampton Club holds an array of golfing events throughout the year. We host tournaments for members, corporations, charities, the PGA of America, and more. We also have numerous member events held throughout the year, although these events are not exclusive to golf. Activities and dinners are also included.

 

Are there any specific events that are your personal favorites?

 

Charity events are always a big hit; they draw a great deal of participants. I love these events because they always contribute to a great cause, and they offer the perfect chance to show off this amazing golf course.

 

How is it to work with members and visitors at The King and Prince? Do you receive mostly ‘newbies’ to the golf world, or people trying to ‘better’ their game?

 

It is actually a very different and amazing job. It is certainly the newest challenge in my professional life. We receive all levels of golfers here. In just my first year with the King and Prince, we have had a huge array of visitors – first time golfers to PGA Tour Professionals. It certainly shows that the course and all its beauty can be enjoyed by every experience level.

 

Teaching someone how to play golf must be extremely difficult. What sort of program did you go through to become a pro?

 

On the contrary, it comes very easy and naturally to me. It is what I love most, and I still spend a great deal of my spare time studying the physics and geometry of the game. I went through the PGA/PGM Program, which is the apprentice/education program for the PGA of America, and I continually strive to learn, and teach all I can to others.

 

The King and Prince Resort is certainly a stand-alone when it comes to elegance and beauty. Can you tell us a bit about the ‘world’ that exists on St. Simons Island?

 

Upon my very first visit to St. Simons, my wife and I found ourselves in awe. We didn’t think such a place even existed. The natural beauty of the island is completely unbelievable. From the tides of the beach to the maritime forest, every aspect of Saint Simons Island is unique. The community is small and kind, and everyone seems to appreciate what they have. Golf and nature are ‘kings’ on this island, and the area boasts some of the finest courses, and some of the last ‘untouched’ land in this country. I truly cannot imagine a better place to live.

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Readers, I have to tell you, with each new article that comes along and each new ‘research’ that I do, I have come to the conclusion that St. Simons Island is an actual, Paradise. In a world that is filled with chaos, anxiety, stress, etc. – St. Simons Island seems to be that one ‘perfect’ spot on the planet. And the King and Prince Resort seems to be the ‘ambassador’ of good will when it comes to this Eden.

 

My advice is for all to make a reservation today and take advantage of the stunning packages that the King and Prince has to offer. I don’t believe that any of us could imagine a more amazing ‘world’ where we can spend evenings staring out at the stunning ocean landscape, and our days on the spectacular golf course where we can learn from a true golf pro like Dameon Burns!

 

Until Next Time, Everybody.

 

The King and Prince offers packages specially designed for St. Simons Island golf vacations.

View them online right now!

 

http://www.kingandprince.com/

http://twitter.com/#!/kingandprince

http://www.facebook.com/TheKingandPrince

http://blog.kingandprince.com/

http://www.youtube.com/user/KingandPrince1

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kingandprinceresort/

http://www.kingandprince.com/

 

The King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort

201 Arnold Road

St. Simons Island, Georgia 31522

(912) 638-3631: Phone

(800) 342-0212: Reservations

(912) 638-7699: Fax

Source: http://staugnews.com/2012/03/22/a-true-utopia-for-the-avid-golfer.html

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