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Welcome to Golf Rewinds first weekly contest.

This is how it works: I will be asking a question and you are to respond with an answer. Your answer will be your entry for the contest. Only one entry per person. (Entering more than once disqualifies you). Also, please do not post any other posts in the contest thread except for your one entry post. This weekly contest will run from Monday to Sunday each and every week.

In order to win, you must be at Golf Enthusiast level (30+ posts) or higher. If you are not currently at that level, you can still enter but you must have at least 30 posts by the end of the contest in order to win the prize.

The prize: A sleeve of personalized Golf Rewind Pro V1 golf balls.

This contest ends on Sunday, March 25 at 10:00 PM Eastern time.

Here is the question:

If you could go on a vacation to one place in the World, where would it be and why?

Good luck, everyone!

Pebble Beach.

Why? The closest thing to heaven on Earth.

The highlands of Scotland. My ancestors are Scots and I guess I feel an urge to visit the homeland. I understand they play golf there too!

If your in the San Francisco Bay Area and you have a chance to play Pebble, take it!!!!!

Tahiti

I thought it was for a golf vacation.

Australia. I've never been, and it's one place I really want to see someday. I don't care too much about the cities, but I'd love to see the places in Australia that are still untamed.

As for me, it would be Bora Bora. The funny thing is, back when I was in Hawaii, my ideal destination would be a place with a lot of concrete buildings and a lot of people. Now that I'm in a big city, I just want to get away from it all. I'm hoping to get to Thailand in May but I hear the weather isn't so good then. I've seen a lot of pictures of Bora Bora and I think it's so beautiful. Puts Hawaii to shame but it's quite expensive so I better save up!

New Zealand. They have the most golf courses per capita of any country. and the average cost per 18 is somewhere around 20 bucks

Australia.
My Brother in law lives out there. He said the courses are amazing.

Great Britain. So that I could play 14 courses (135 Opens) in 31 days:

Scotland Phase 1: St. Andrews, Carnoustie, Muirfield, Musselburgh, Troon, Prestwick, Turnberry
Ireland Phase: Portrush
English Phase: Royal Lythan & St Annes, Royal Birkdale, Hoylake, Royal St. George's, Prince's Golf Club, Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club

Japan... They don't have many golf courses but the pictures of them that I have seen are amazing. The history of the country is interesting. The food and culture are nothing to scoff at either.

scotsdale, arizona. all i hear is amazing things about scotsdale.

Western Ireland ...land of ancestors....

Austrailia
I could use some some time with my family and on a beach. Australia is away from the US, but not too different. Just enough to give me the change of pace I'm looking for. And I've got to say I would not spend too much time on the golf course, I think about golf everyday as it is!

And the kangaroos!

Alaska. Looks unbelievable, and I would like to fish there as well.