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Turning Stone Resort Casino
In the foothills of Adirondacks and a short drive from Syracuse and the Finger Lakes, Turning Stone is the premier golf destination for central and upstate New York. Its five spectacular golf courses, including three championship layouts created by designers Tom Fazio, Robert Trent Jones Jr., and Rick Smith, consistently rank among the most honored in the Northeast.
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Destination - Northern WI
Apostle Highlands Golf Course
Two Lake Superiors for the price of one. Bayfield named Best Little Town in the Midwest by Chicago Tribune. Rated 2nd best water views in the Wisconsin Golf Getaways Guide. The views are so incredible they should be called visions, according to Gary Knowles of Wisconsin Sports Journal. The Apostle Highlands 6332 yard, 18-hole championship course offers challenging golf and entrancing panoramic views.
Located 500 feet above Lake Superiors south shore, Apostle Highlands offers a variety of fantastic views of Chequamegon Bay and the Apostle Islands, including the rugged shoreline, all the way to upper Michigan.