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Visiting golfers help drive tourism.

Subjects: Charleston; Sports; Golf

• Source: Post & Courier; 5/28/00 , 1A +

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The Charms of South Carolina.

• Authors : Diaz, Katherine A.

Subjects: *HISTORIC buildings; *GOLF; *TRAVELMYRTLE Beach (S.C.); SOUTH Carolina; CHARLESTON (S.C.)

• Source: Hispanic. Jan/Feb2001, Vol. 14 Issue 1/2, p82. 1p. 2 Color Photographs.

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Determining Economic Contributions in a Recreational Industry An Application to Colorado's Golf Industry.

• Authors : Watson, Philip; Davies, Steve; Thilmany, Dawn

• Source: Journal of Sports Economics; Dec2008, Vol. 9 Issue 6, p571-591, 21p, 3 Charts, 2 Graphs

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South Carolina looking for tourism comeback this year

• Authors : By:Tom Johansmeyer

• Source: Newstex Blogs (USA), February 22, 2010 Gadling, 8pp

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Economic impact of golf in state up to $1.5 billion

• Authors : By:Tommy Braswell

• Source: Post and Courier, The (Charleston, SC), April 28, 2002 C, p. 6 5pp

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Stranded (and loving it) in South Carolina; A washed-up snowbird in search of myrtle discovers the pleasures of The Beach

• Authors : By:Story and photos by Robert Cross, Tribune staff reporter.

• Source: Chicago Tribune, April 29, 2001 Travel Chicagoland Final, p. 1 11pp

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Golf a boon to S.C. economy

• Authors : By:TOMMY BRASWELL

• Source: Post and Courier, The (Charleston, SC), October 20, 1998 C PC, p. 1 5pp

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GOLF COAST S.C. is country's No. 1 golf destination

• Authors : By:TOMMY BRASWELL

• Source: Post and Courier, The (Charleston, SC), June 30, 1996 C SU, p. 1 14pp

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The Impacts of Golf Tourism

• Source: Golf Tourism.

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Acknowledgements

• Source: Golf Tourism.

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