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In the northeast corner of Oklahoma you'll find Shangri-La Resort, one of the state's best set of tracks for a buddy trip. The Travel Caddie has some key tips on making your way to this golf oasis.

Changes here have always been constant in this market, but recently there has been a Central Florida golf boom and we could not be more excited about it. The Travel Caddie has identified four key Central Florida resorts that have transformed in recent years.

From the Robert Trent Jones trail through Alabama to Nemacolin to Orlando's Reunion Resort, the Travel Caddie has found plenty of good deals to kick off the new year.

There are many destinations that must fight the effects of winter harder than others, but the reward is that these peak in the summer months for us golfers to enjoy. We’ve highlighted a few of our favorite summer spots that you and your crew should investigate when you start planning your trip.

One of the golf resorts that is enjoying the benefits of a renaissance of their own is Mission Resort + Club, which has long been known as Mission Inn Resort and Club. The Travel Caddie breaks down the latest from Central Florida.

What makes Pinehurst such a great trip even 100+ years after James Tufts founded the original Pinehurst Resort in 1895 is that the spirit and passion of the game have continued for generations. Old facilities are reborn and new ones complement them with their own style. The Travel Caddie loves making a stop at both Talamore and Mid South.

There’s a delicate formula to creating the perfect family golf vacation — and the Travel Caddie has six resorts that will satisfy everyone in your party, with some pretty epic golf to top it all off.

Two stunning golf courses, a festive atmosphere, great dining and accommodations are part of what you’ll find at Indian Wells Golf Resort in the Palm Springs area. It’s not exactly your typical municipal operation — and the Travel Caddie loves it.

The Travel Caddie enjoys visiting new tracks around the world, and the Greywalls Course at the Marquette Golf Club, Wild Bluff Golf Course in Brimley in the peninsula's northeast corner, and The Rock, literally the place to play at the accessible-by-boat-only Drummond Island, definitely fit the bill of must-play courses in the area.

Pinehurst and the Carolina Sandhills, encompassing the complementary charming towns of Southern Hills, as well as Aberdeen and Sanford up the road, is about as deep of a golf destination as there is in the world. The Travel Caddie offers up some insight on making it a buddy trip that you'll want to repeat over and over.