It’s difficult to hit a target from far away, which is why holes-in-one are rare and the Goodyear blimp has never been shot successfully with an arrow. Drive hard with a vengeance, thanks to today’s Groupon to Crane's Bend at Orange Lake Resort in Kissimmee. Choose between the following options:
- For $20, you get a day of golf (up to a $65 total value), which includes:
- Unlimited rounds of golf for one, including cart rental, at nine-hole course (up to $45 value).
- Pre-round bucket of driving range balls (a $5 value)
- Rental clubs (a $15 value)
- For $35, you get a day of golf for two (up to a $130 total value), which includes:
- Unlimited rounds of golf for two, including cart rental, at nine-hole course (up to a $90 value)
- Two pre-round buckets of driving range balls (a $10 value)
- Two sets of rental clubs (a $30 value)
For both deals, range balls are only available before the first round of play. Additional rounds of golf and rental clubs are subject to availability.
Designed by astute fairway carver Mike Dasher, Orange Lake Resort's nine-hole Crane's Bend course spans 1,901 yards of scenic terrain that pay homage to the area's native topography and waterfowl. The undulating utopia encircles a pristine lake, where a central fountain showers the water in a steady mist and the freshly liberated spirits of drowned golf balls. Golfers still hoping to swing their way to a hole-in-one will appreciate the par-30 course's six par 3s, while three par 4s allow long-ball lovers to unleash considerable power.
With today's deal, lone linksmen or divot-tearing duos can loop the nine-hole labyrinth as many times as possible in one day after preparing their swings with a session at the driving range. The package also includes use of the resort's rental clubs for golfers without a serviceable set of irons, woods, or hard-hitting mannequin legs.
Course at a Glance:
- Nine-hole, 1,901-yard course
- Originally designed by Joe Lee, redesigned by Michael Dasher
- TifEagle Bermuda grass greens
- Bermuda grass fairways
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Office Icebreakers
Icebreakers help new hires get to know more tenured employees, and vice versa, by encouraging everyone to share personal info—such as names, hobbies, and places on their body that bruise easily—in a fun way. Here are some games you can use to make new best work friends:
Two Truths and a Lie: Share three facts about yourself and let the rest of the group tell you which one they had hoped you were lying about.
Never Have I Ever: Each person in the group is given 30 minutes to talk about things they never accomplished because of a lack of self-confidence or a disease that makes joints stiffen into mannequin limbs.
Ball, Ball, Bread Slice: Quickly pass a football, soccer ball, and slice of bread around a circle. If someone gets stuck with all three at once, the game is over.
Uh-oh, Emergency!: One person lies on the floor, pretending to be unconscious, while everyone else tries to guess the "unconscious" person's name. The person who guesses the name correctly has to "wake" the "unconscious" person by administering real CPR.
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