Cruise Lines Cater to Golf Travelers -WorldGolf.com examines looks at the Golf Cruise

TORONTO, Ontario February 27, 2004 -- Cruising may be the ultimate golf vacation. According to WorldGolf.com, cruise lines are going to great lengths to cater to golfers, putting them into fierce competition with land-based vacation attractions. In fact, virtually every cruise line now offers some form of golf program.

With more than 6 million golf vacationers from the U.S. alone, spending several billion dollars annually on golf-related travel, it's no wonder cruise lines are aggressively catering to this lucrative market.

The compatibility of golf and cruising is undeniable. Where else can a golfer play five courses on several different islands over the course of a week?

Everything from tee times and transportation can be arranged by ship personnel or onboard golf tour operators working with the line. Many cruise lines also offer instruction, practice sessions and even tournaments coordinated by onboard pros. Other activities include anything from simulation to putting contests and chipping into the ship's pool.

To find out more about golf cruises, go to www.worldgolf.com, or www.caribbeangolf.com.

WorldGolf.com and CaribbeanGolf.com are two of the 35 regional golf and travel publications under the umbrella of TravelGolf.com.

About TravelGolf.com
Publishing since 1995, TravelGolf.com is a debt-free, profitable dot-com chain that has successfully generated revenues through advertising, lead generation, tee times and private label golf packaging. The company's online publications have garnered international awards, including Forbes 'Best of the Web' Award for the past four years, and have received national recognition in Sports Illustrated, Golf Digest, Golf Magazine and GolfWeek.




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