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LPGA founding member Peggy Kirk Bell conceived the idea for the first women-only golf school back in the late 1950s at Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club. Since then thousands of female golfers from around the world have improved their game at Pine Needles' "Golfari" golf schools, and Pine Needles continues to retain its position as a top destination for female golfers. (It's No. 1 in "Golf For Women" magazine's 2007 rankings).
Dana Rader - an LPGA Master Professional and a Top 50 teacher as listed by "Golf Digest" - also strives to provide women "a lifetime of better golf" through her schools at Ballantyne Resort in Charlotte and Statesville Country Club.
In fact, there are dozens of options in North Carolina for perfect girlfriend getaways - some combining golf with opulent spa treatments and great shopping. The Spa at Pinehurst (the only Mobil Four-Star rated spa in the state) relaxes golfers' sore feet and shoulders after 18 holes with the Champions Massage. Grandover Resort in Greensboro is just a short drive from the thick of the High Point furniture industry.
Indeed, who needs the guys?
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