Ready to get back out on the course? Use these helpful & easy tips to plan your spring golf trip in Gulf Shores & Orange Beach.
Are you ready to spring into the new golf season? Is your game in good shape after a long winter? Is Gulf Shores and Orange Beach a golfing destination on your radar this spring?
The spring season is a sign of not just warmer temperatures and the dormant grass coming back to life but a time for you to clean off those golf clubs and prepare to head to the course in the hope of achieving great things throughout the upcoming golf season.
For those that kept their golf game in shape during the winter, the goal is that you will be able to kickstart your season and reap the benefits from the long hours you put in at the course or driving range. However, don’t worry if you opted to pack your clubs away during the winter months, as there are still plenty of ways to ensure you are ready to go early in the new golf season. You should certainly follow these tips to maximize your upcoming spring golf trip.
2. Book Your Tee Times
Plan your golfing itinerary to ensure you don’t need to worry about last-minute tee times or scrambling to find the perfect time to play the various courses in the area. While the spring months are a great time to start the new golf season, you also need to be aware of the daylight hours that are still relatively short compared to the middle of summer.
If you prefer an afternoon tee time, be sure to plan accordingly and know that you may need at least four hours to complete your 18 holes. Or perhaps you are organizing a trip to all the courses in the area. If so, you may opt to play only nine holes at certain courses. Regardless of your preference, booking tee times ahead of your visit is certainly a smart decision.
Take advantage of Kiva Dunes’ dynamic pricing, which will give you the flexibility to choose the right day at the right time and price to meet your needs. This approach ensures that the earlier you book your tee times, the more you will save!
4. Spend Time Off the Golf Course
Another benefit of heading to the Gulf Coast for your spring golf trip is the attractions and experiences awaiting you once you are off the golf course. While the focus of the trip may be to improve your golf game, having the opportunity to relax away from the course opens the doors to enhance the overall trip.
Taking time for new experiences such as kayaking along the Bon Secour Wildlife Refuge waterways or biking the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trails will give you the time to appreciate the natural beauty along the Gulf Coast before heading to the beach to indulge in a little relaxation.