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GOLF on the Fly

Say you’re headed for Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport to catch a weekday night flight when the golf bug bites. No problem. Just swing over to
Crosswinds Golf Club, four minutes from the terminal, where a sporty par-3, nine-hole course is lighted until 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. The semi-private club—which alsooffers an 18-hole layout, practice range, restaurant and “19th hole”—does a briskbusiness among the jet set, many of whom are on their way to the first tee within minutes of landing. The par-3 course’s greens fees run $13 during the day and $15at night; $6 for a cart and $15 for rental clubs.—Jolee Edmondson
Crosswinds Golf Club, 232 James B Blackburn Drive,Savannah, Georgia; 912-966-1909; crosswindsgolfclub.com

 

 

Gadget on the GO

With its quad-band, five-continent compatibility, the Nokia 6630 imaging smartphone ($399) has been a hot seller in Europe. Now Nokia’s
(888-665-4228, www.nokia.com) betting that American
consumers will embrace features such as its 1.23-megapixel 6x zoom camera, Bluetooth printing, office and personal e-mail accessibility, messaging, Web browsing, games, music via MP3, and video-clip recording of up toone hour. No, it doesn’t have a built-in shaver—yet—but its hands-free speaker means you can use your shaver and yak at the same time.—David Bailey







At age 94, basketball legend John Wooden, whom ESPN called “the Coachof the Century,” has shared his accumulated wisdom and advice in Woodenon Leadership, with Steve Jamison (McGraw Hill, $22.95).—D.B.



photos courtesy of musco lighting, by john kuczala and courtesy of Johnny V