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Don’t Forget To Pack Your 7 Iron

by Larry Olmsted

Your Chances of Getting On: Excellent for Palace Resorts guests; good for outside players.
Peak Greens Fees: $260 (includes round-trip transportation from anywhere in Cancún).
Contact: Carretera Chetumal-Cancún Km. 340, Cancún; 011-52-99-8881-6088; www.palaceresorts.com  

Playa Paraiso
Why Play It? This recent design from P.B. Dye, carved from thick jungle and limestone ledge, is great fun from beginning to end.
Your Chances of Getting On: Good. You need to stay at one of the Iberostar hotels to get a tee time, but with a whopping six sharing the layout, that shouldn't be difficult. Peak Greens Fees: $182.
Contact: Carretera Chetumal-Cancún Km. 309, Playa Paraíso; 011-52-98-4877-2847; www.iberostar.com  

CHICAGO
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Cog Hill
Why Play It? Course No. 4 is the award-
winning "Dubsdread" and home of the BMW Championship.
Your Chances of Getting On: Good, especially if you book far in advance (up to 90 days).
Peak Greens Fees: $138 (much less for courses 1 through 3).
Contact: 12294 Archer Avenue, Lemont; (866) 264-4455; www.coghillgolf.com  

The Glen Club
Why Play It? A Golf Magazine "Top 100 You Can Play" by master architect Tom Fazio, this course oozes golf tradition right down to the caddies.
Your Chances of Getting On: Hit or miss; public tee times can be booked within seven days of play.
Peak Greens Fees: $113 to $165.
Contact: 2901 West Lake Avenue, Glenview; (847) 724-7272; www.theglenclub.com

DALLAS/FORT WORTH
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Bear Creek Golf Club
Why Play It? No airport in the world is as golf-friendly as American's main hub at DFW International Airport, which has a 36-hole resort that has been ranked among the state's top 10. Your Chances of Getting On: Very good.


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