BIRMINGHAM, AL, Oct 24, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- When naming the "75 Best Golf Resorts in North America" for its November 2011 issue, Golf Digest magazine had 1,000 course-ranking panelists evaluate each golf resort's overall quality, not strictly its golf course or courses. Pebble Beach, The Cloister, Greenbrier, Broadmoor, Pinehurst, and countless Ritz-Carltons and Four Seasons all made the list, as expected. However, so did Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. All are exceptional golf resorts -- without question. Now look at the average room rates each resort provided and eyebrows start to rise.

Pebble Beach Resort/Inn at Spanish Bay -- $615 per night. Sea Island Resorts, The Cloister & The Lodge -- $525 per night. The Greenbrier -- $359 per night. The Broadmoor -- $360 per night. Pinehurst Resort -- $340 per night. Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay -- $545 per night. Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole -- $625 per night.

"I contemplate the last period I was in a cell with this many redheads was with my one's nearest," ginger-haired Irish funny man Owen O'Neill told the Princeton Redheads Upper classes yesterday. "There's 32 of us."

O'Neill is the voice-over of a new BBC documentary, "The Ginger Gene," which auteur David Malone calls "a look into the later of redheaded-ness." O'Neill, Malone and an Irish take troupe were in Princeton yesterday assemblage footage for the pic during the Redheads Company's "Ginger Get-together."

Malone found out about the Redheads World — a campus company founded in 2004 to fetch together the "minority collect" of pupil redheads — through a intelligible Google search. He then got in give rise to retouch with Anne Daniel, a lecturer in the English dependent and founder of "Redheads," a words about redhead stereotypes, who referred Malone to reported truncheon president Savannah Sachs '08.

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