Although I am not a golfer, I can see why people enjoy the sport.
Taking a tour around the Provo Golf Course is like taking a sojourn from everyday island life. In contrast to the fairly arid, flat landscape over which I conduct my typical work routine, the golf course fairways are lush, emerald green and fresh-smelling. Our quiet electric cart whirrs up and down gently rolling hills, dotted with ranks of palm trees and battalions of brightly flowering bushes. Placid lakes, home to graceful water birds including ducks and flamingos, appear around most turns, and steady trade winds blow away any traces of heat and humidity. I’ve been visiting and writing about the Provo Golf Course since its opening in late 1992 . . and it just keeps getting better and better. This is due to a long-term commitment by the HAB Group, the course