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With pent-up demand driving golf resorts and courses to sell out through 2022, here is a guide to where you should play, including courses that have challenged the likes of Rory McIlroy and Padraig Harrington.

With world-class amenities and the World Golf Hall of Fame as attractions, both the Slammer & Squire and King & Bear courses at World Golf Village in St. Augustine, Fla., not only are top-notch golf courses, but the entire experience is memorable.

From world-class accommodations in any of the seven lodges, hotels and inns at the resort, to the casino with its table games, slots, bingo and poker room, to the myriad dining options, to — for our purposes — the trio of top-shelf golf courses, everything at Turning Stone is in place and ready to produce memories by the bushel-full.

Known for its incredible array of outdoor experiences, Moonlight Basin will become the center of the golf — and NFL — world on July 6 as it hosts “The Match” that will pit Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady against Bryson DeChambeau and Aaron Rodgers.

The Coeur d'Alene Resort Course in northern Idaho is known for its floating island green par-3, but the resort and the golf course are so much more than that. Our Travel Caddie tells you why.

From Maple Creek Golf and Country Club to Brickyard Crossing to The Fort, Indiana is home to some of Pete Dye's best work — and there is plenty of it around the world.

Yes, Kohler, Erin Hills and Sand Valley all deserve attention, but the likes of Geneva National and Lawsonia also deserve plenty of attention when it comes to stellar golf in Wisconsin.

From Bali Hai to Paiute to TPC Las Vegas, the level of championship golf in the Las Vegas is spectacular, with plenty of inspiring rounds to be found on and off the strip. Our Travel Caddie has plenty of tips in how to navigate a golf trip to Sin City.

From Edgewood Tahoe to a pair of Incline Village courses to Squaw Valley, Lake Tahoe isn't just good or the winter time, as the level of golf available along the California/Nevada border is outstanding.

There's a reason why they are called the "Magnificent Ten," as BOYNE Golf sets the standard for golf in Michigan, featuring courses designed with influence by Donald Ross, Robert Trent Jones, Sr., Pete Dye, George Fazio, and Dr. Alister Mackenzie.