Williamsburg, VA (Jan. 27, 2015) – There’s no better way to play golf than with a caddie.
“Having a caddie by your side is a remarkable and memorable experience,” said Glen Byrnes, Golden Horseshoe director of golf. “Caddies assist the player with strategy while navigating through our courses’ ridges and ravines. They help read greens, provide accurate yardages and offer invaluable strategic insight for playing each hole.”
At Colonial Williamsburg’s Golden Horseshoe Golf Club, walking caddies and forecaddies help golfers enjoy the natural setting and spectacular wildlife of its Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary golf courses. The caddie service is offered at all three signature Golden Horseshoe courses-the Gold, the Green, and the Spotswood.
Experienced caddies hold a wealth of knowledge about The Golden Horseshoe Golf Club-its history and the surrounding environment-essentially acting as on-course concierges for golfers. By enriching the golfer’s experience, the caddies recapture the traditions and heritage of the game missing at so many other venues.
The knowledge and guidance of a caddie will prove enormously helpful to any player navigating the dramatic angles and shifting elevations of Golden Horseshoe’s three courses, created by two of the game’s most famous architects. The 51-year-old Gold Course and the 50-year-old Spotswood Course were designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. The Green Course, which celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2016, was designed by his son Rees Jones. All three layouts place a premium on finesse, imagination and shot-making.
Revenue from play on the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club’s three courses supports The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, keeping this vital piece of American history alive and thriving. Caddie requests may be made when reserving tee times, call (757) 220-7696.
More information is available at www.colonialwilliamsburg.com or (855) 296-6627.
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, a center for history and citizenship, is a not-for-profit educational institution and cultural destination. The Foundation is dedicated to promoting the importance of an informed, active citizenry. Its mission, “that the future may learn from the past,” is realized through offering innovative, imaginative and interactive experiences – both on- and off-site – designed to educate guests about the importance of the American Revolution. From the RevQuest: Save the Revolution! series of technology-assisted alternate reality games, to the theatrical programming of Revolutionary City®, guests can become immersed in the drama of the American Revolution and discover the ongoing relevance of the past. Guests can also visit the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg, enjoy the many gardens and green spaces, and visit up to 35 historic sites. To experience all that the Foundation offers, guests may stay in one of the five award-winning official Colonial Williamsburg hotels and enjoy the award-winning golf courses of the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club, indulge in The Spa of Colonial Williamsburg and shop in 40 stores. Fine dining is offered in more than 20 locations from historic dining taverns to restaurants with contemporary fare. Colonial Williamsburg is open 365 days a year. A full schedule of programs and special events can be found by visiting www.colonialwilliamsburg.com
Contact:
Barbara Rust Brown, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
(757) 220-7280 or bbrown@cwf.org
Karen Moraghan, Hunter Public Relations
(908) 963-6013 or kmoraghan@hunter-pr.com
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