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As one of the most iconic and long-standing courses used on the PGA Tour, Colonial Country Club will host the Charles Schwab Challenge this week before getting a major renovation over the next 12 months.

You can't play a pick-up game at TD Garden or some backyard baseball at Yankee Stadium — but you can tee it up at 18 venues that have hosted a PGA Championship, and it won't break the bank. The Travel Caddie with the 18 major gems you can play . . .

From Louisville to Baltimore to New York City, the Travel Caddie loves to not only bet on the ponies once a year, but also tee it up at a number of golf venues that will have you coming back for more — even without the horses.

Colorado might be best known for its skiing prowess, but its golf should be firmly on your radar. So what are the best 18 public access courses? The Travel Caddie frequents the state and has 18 courses that you should make sure to add to your bucket list.

Between Moss Oak and Old Waverly, the Golf Club of Mississippi has a pair of golf courses that will not only scratch your golf itch, but also provide a challenging round or two on your visit to the South.

There are golf resorts, and then there is French Lick Resort, where you get a taste of both Pete Dye and Donald Ross. The Travel Caddie is a frequent visitor, and has plenty of tips on both golf courses, plus in the incredible casino and lodging for every budget.

There are other Oregon resorts that might grab a few more headlines, but once you are on property at Black Butte Ranch, it's hard to imagine anything better, from the golf to the incredible amenities. The Travel Caddie provides some insight into this Central Oregon gem.

The Travel Caddie is a frequent flyer when it comes to playing golf in Myrtle Beach, as the Grand Strand offers the opportunity to get in a lot of golf in a short amount of time. Having made the trip a few times, there are 18 courses the Travel Caddie says should be on your must-play list.

California has plenty of options for golf and gambling, and this week the Travel Caddie sets their eyes on the San Diego region, where there are epic resorts and even better golf as the area benefits from the drought being over.

The Travel Caddie likes to take the trip down to the Bayou, not just for the incredible eats and a bit of gambling, but also for some incredible tee times across the state. Here are a few of the Travel Caddie's favorite spots to tee it up.