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One of the best golf resorts in America, Bandon Dunes, is located just an hour and a half north of Spyglass on the coast in Bandon, OR.  Bandon was recently rated by Golf Digest Magazine for the first time as the #1 golf resort in America, knocking the world-famous Pebble Beach Golf Links out of the top spot!  Bandon Dunes has earned the #1 ranking for four fantastic golf courses, exceptional customer service, excellent lodging and food and its affordability, especially in the winter!  The resort's mission.......'Golf as it was meant to be'.........is embodied in everything it does.  There are no motorized golf carts........golfers either carry their bags, hire a caddy or use a push cart.  The courses have a natural look featuring brown grasses and fairways with wild-looking, fierce sand bunkers all over the place.  On May 1, 2012, Bandon Dunes will open a unique, 13-hole, par-three course, Bandon Preserve.  The course layout, featuring gorgeous ocean views from every hole, will be located on the land just north of the first tee at Bandon Trails.  The Preserve will not be your father or grandfather's pitch-and-putt, par-three course.  The holes will challenge and stun golfers' minds with nasty bunkers, high grass, tough greens and varying wind conditions.  The winter Bandon golfing rates are about a third of what a round will cost in the prime season of April 1 through October.   Through January 29, Bandon is offering remarkable package deals,  Just take a look at the weather forecast and if it is clear, one can book two, three or four-day excursions with a golf friend or a foursome!  For Bandon Dunes reservations call 800-742-0172 or visit www.bandondunesgolf.com.

The drive from Crescent City to Brookings, OR often includes sightings of Roosevelt elk in fields near the road.  The elk will not be disturbed by having their picture taken and will continue to calmly graze, as they have become accustomed to humans.  It is okay to pull your car to the side of the road, however, it is not advisable to approach them, as they are wild animals and can be unpredictable.  It's exciting to get so close to such large, magnificent, wild creatures and be able to stand there and watch them without scaring them away.  Estimates say there are now at least 200 elk in about five herds between Smith River and the Oregon stateline.  There are about 300 elk between Crescent City and Brookings.