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I am going into a new company with a technology stack i am just aware of and which i didnt have hands on for. Will the new company know it when they are doing BGV ? Will the company also enquire on which projwct did we work and which technology did we work.
Please dont say that its bad. I worked in support project before. someday or other we need a change. I felt like I need to take this oppurtunity to do so.
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My folks love Palm Desert (near Palm Springs). Good golf, good restaurants, and the like.
Relatively pricey though, just FYI.
Ah - we’ve done that too! Great spot, but looking to mix things up
For your next guys trip - Pinehurst. Mecca
Brandon Dunes hands down. Might be biased being from Oregon but it’s on another level, it’s as pure of golf destination as there is.
Bandon, Cabot, and Pinehurst are on my radar for guys trips. Mainly looking for a mix of golf and other things to do for the ladies in our group who don’t golf
Sedona - enchanchment resort
Check out The Golf Connection LLC (link below). CEO used to work for PGA Tour and Travel & Leisure. He has ProAm trips all over the Caribbean/US/Europe. Best part? He makes sure the ladies and other family members have full itineraries too. He also can help you plan a trip elsewhere if you want to go somewhere specific. We used him for a friend reunion in the DR last year and it was amazing. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
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Thanks for the listings! Just for more clarity - no kids / planning for next summer
Sea Island has been my favorite. Highly recommend
Scottsdale!
Robert Trent Jones Trail
Tough right now with so many things closed.
Pinehurst is amazing, but not as many activities for those who are not golfing.
Golden Horseshoe in Williamsburg, Virginia is a good one. If you stay at the Inn it's literally in the middle of historic Williamsburg, which is really pretty to walk around and see colonial reenactors. there's also a winery about 10 minutes away, and a few brew companies and a distillery. If there are kids on the trip Busch gardens theme park is nearby for roller coasters etc. but I think that is still closed.
Scottsdale all day. Shopping bars restaurants and pools for the ladies. Golf for the boys.
Do the tracks in Milwaukee - Whistling Straits, Kohler Blackwolf & River, and don't forget Erin Hills. If you stay in Kohler there's an amazing Spa for the ladies. I've done every golf trip in the states and the only one I've repeatedly gone back to is Wisconsin. Plus there's no such thing as too many cheese curds.
There's also amazing lakeside VRBO rentals that can accommodate 4-5 couples if that's more your thing.
Talking Stick in Scottsdale has some good room prices with 3 or 4 courses, a Casino, and a pool all at the resort
Surprised nobody has mentioned Sand Valley and Big Cedar Lodge yet.
A cheaper option that’s the most fun you can have on a golf course- sweetens cove coupled with Sewanee course. Did it recently 3 nights 4 days spent less than $250 on lodging and tee times
Doral is a great course. Resort is awesome as well and you’ve got all the beach activities etc near by