GlenEagles Simulators

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One hour southeast of Pittsburgh is Latrobe, Pennsylvania. The small township is known for its idyllic views and being the hometown of golf legend Arnold Palmer. The world-class and creative golf course was improved and redesigned by The King, whose legend can be traced all the way back to the course's creation. When the course was being constructed in 1921, a young man named Milford Deacon Palmer was helping build the country club. This was Arnold Palmer’s father. Arnold Palmer purchased Latrobe Country Club in 1971.

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Built on a pristine, natural peninsula located between the Gwaing River and the Indian Ocean. This seaside links course is considered by many to be Greg Norman’s greatest achievement. Greg Norman began designing golf courses in 1987 and had to wait 17 years before bringing his unique and sustainable design sensibilities to South Africa.

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Located just 15 minutes north of downtown Salt Lake City, opened for play in 1966 and has been a hit ever since. A blue grass course is ready to challenge your skills.

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It is celebrated for its finely groomed fairways and well-engineered greens. The Tournament Course at Golf Club of Houston is one of only 11 public courses that hosts a PGA Tour event. Home of the Shell Houston Open, was designed by Rees Jones and David Toms.