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No brand in the world of golf destination travel is growing as rapidly as The Cabot Collection. The company – which burst onto the global golf scene in 2011 with the opening of its seminal Cabot Links course in Nova Scotia, Canada -- has seen its portfolio expand exponentially in recent years. The Travel Caddie is thoroughly impressed and has some insight on how to enjoy Cabot's spoils . . .

From the Home of Golf to both coasts of the United States, the Travel Caddie has scoured the world for some of the best golf packages for you to enjoy. Without further adieu . . .

Mike Strantz is a solo golf course architect that is credited with eight designs, six of them open to the public, including Tot Hill Farm, Tobacco Road and Royal New Kent. The Travel Caddie is a fan and has plenty to say about Strantz's courses.

The Outer Banks, aka OBX, is actually a 200-mile long stretch of barrier islands off the coast of North Carolina and southeastern Virginia. The Travel Caddie is a frequent visitor and has plenty of tips to enjoying your trip to the coast.

There are great days, and then there are days you will remember forever. The Travel Caddie was left mesmerized by the options at French Lick Resort, and came home with exclusive drone footage of The Pete Dye Course that will have you booking a trip to Indiana in short order. Check it out!

The Travel Caddie loves to jump in a car and travel the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, while also taking in all the splendid golf that Alabama has to offer. Here's a list of five must-play courses that have whet the ol' golf whistle.

Our long-standing partners at Lyons Links have become an Authorized Provider for the 2025 Open Championship at Royal Portrush — and they’ve got itineraries that will make it a bucket list golf trip. And the Travel Caddie has an added, limited-time perk to make it worth your while.

The Travel Caddie has fallen in love with certain regions of the world, and Northwest Ireland is near the top of that list. From County Donegal to County Sligo to County Mayo, the Travel Caddie has identified eight courses that make a trip to this slice of golf paradise well worth it.

There are plenty of great options out there for a ladies golf getaway, but the Travel Caddie has decided to highlight a few resorts that are doing an exceptional job at catering to women looking for an unforgettable golf trip.

If you’ve heard of Coeur d’Alene Golf Course in northern Idaho, you probably know about its most famous feature – the floating island green on the par-3 14th hole. It’s memorable, of course. It’s unique. It’s even adjustable. But while it’s the drawing card to this fabulous Pacific Northwest course, it’s just one part of a winning hand. The Travel Caddie loves the course and has plenty of insight into a trip to Idaho.