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The Travel Caddie is a globetrotter, and has come away from 2023 with the ultimate list of places to visit this winter if you still want to tee it up. And, no, the destinations aren't just in the U.S., but all would make your talk of the proverbial golf water cooler.

An island green…that floats…and moves?! If that’s all you knew about The Coeur d’Alene Golf Course, then one picture of this iconic hole should be enough to get you to consider bringing your group’s next golf getaway to this Idaho beauty. But as our team found when we had the chance to visit this facility recently, this golf course is far more than just one great hole. The Travel Caddie has all the details — plus exclusive aerial footage you can only get with Golf Stay and Plays.

When most think about southwest Utah and the Greater Zion area, they first picture natural beauty and national parks. Places like Zion National Park, Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, and Snow Canyon State Park. But the picturesque region is quietly becoming a golf mecca, with 13 courses and counting. The Travel Caddie has some tips on three of the area's best courses.

In this edition of Golf Packages We Love, the Travel Caddie takes you on a tour de force in Florida with a trio of options that will make you want to spend the winter in the Sunshine State.

Where should you stay and which courses should you play on your trip to TPC Sawgrass? The Travel Caddie just happens to be an expert on all things Sawgrass and has some insider tips on how to optimize your stay in northern Florida.

Tremendous Atlantic Ocean and soundside views and year-round golf on a handful of fabulous courses are just two of drawing cards of North Carolina’s Outer Banks, an almost 200-mile sliver of barrier islands. The Travel Caddie has a handful of favorites and has plenty of advice for the trip.

Texas is one of only five U.S. states with more than 500 public golf courses, according to the National Golf Foundation, only fewer than Michigan, Florida, California, and New York. The Travel Caddie is a frequent visitor and has 10 public courses that you should book a tee time at on your next trip to the Lone Star State.

The Pinehurst Resort is preparing to unveil its first original championship course in almost 30 years, with No. 10 – or “Course X” – scheduled to open in Spring 2024 ahead of the U.S. Open’s return to the iconic North Carolina property for a fourth time.

Few would know that the oldest golf course in Africa predates any in the United States, and the continent boasts hundreds of remarkable courses set in stunning locations. The Travel Caddie breaks down five options for your next trip.

The Travel Caddie is a changed person after an experience of a lifetime at the Home of Golf — the Old Course at St. Andrews. So how do you tee it up? There are plenty of tips and tricks to go around — plus learn how to pack the right FootJoy gear for the epic trip. Yes, epic.