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From Gamble Sands to Cabot Citrus Farms to Big Cedar Lodge, the golf universe will welcome eight new courses to its arsenal all across the United States. The Travel Caddie has an inside look at the new courses on the block.

To help those looking for a great gift that any golfer would love, the Travel Caddie has taken the liberty of putting together a few options that you can’t go wrong with for the golfer in your life.

Here at GolfStayAndPlays.com, we are always on the lookout for great deals and experiences for our readers. For December 2024, the Travel Caddie has identified some unbelievable options at some of the country's best courses.

The dry, warm nature of desert golf lends itself to year-round play — drawing golfers from colder climates — and can often lead to some welcome distance gains. And you might come across some critters you won’t see on other golf courses, from roadrunners and rattlesnakes to bobcats and javelinas.

When it comes to looking for the right launch monitor for you, there are a ton of options out there now and the Travel Caddie wanted to highlight the one that arguably provides the most bang for the buck in the marketplace: The FlightScope Mevo+.

For Katie and Ryan Bush, the love for their daughter, Hadley, is immeasurable. Their youngster fought an impossible disease for six days — and the parents are carrying on her legacy through Fore Hadley. The Travel Caddie with details on how you can help.

There are island vibes and then there’s the Bermuda Island vibe. It’s quite different from Hawaii or any spot in the Caribbean. And the golf? Well, the Travel Caddie simply can't stop talking about it.

Reynolds Lake Oconee recently unveiled its seventh 18-hole golf course – the Tom Fazio-designed Richland – making it one of the biggest golf destinations in the U.S., with 126 holes in total.

The team at Rumbling Bald on Lake Lure is excited to announce that the resort has officially reopened after a swift and focused recovery from Hurricane Helene. While the resort did experience some storm-related damage, the hardworking team has been busy restoring operations, and they are happy to report that most of their facilities are now fully operational and ready to welcome guests back.

Gamble Sands recently pulled back the curtain, albeit briefly, on one of the newest courses in the destination golf world. And it looks good — very good! The Travel Caddie got an inside glimpse at the new track and has some exclusive insight.