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From playing No. 2 or No. 4 at Pinehurst, or maybe Mid South or Mid Pines just down the road, or even Talamore a bit further away, here are some critical tips on how to plan your buddy trip to Pinehurst in order to maximize every moment once you've arrived.

From Maderas Golf Club to Aviara Golf Club to The Grand Golf Club, San Diego is a golf mecca and these trio of courses show that the area is more than just than the masterful Torrey Pines.

WinStar, owned and operated by the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma, is in Thackerville, about 80 miles from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Both courses here – Redbud and Scissortail – were designed by D.A. Weibring and Steve Wolford. Between the two courses, there are some 20 acres of ponds and 54 acres of native area, including 13 acres that have been planted with milkweed in order to assist the Monarch butterfly, which makes heavy migration south through that area in the fall.

The Travel Caddie loves the scenery in Lake Tahoe, but the golf even more. We take a look at three must-plays in Tahoe, including Incline Village, Edgewood Tahoe and Genoa Lakes.

There is plenty of great golf to be had around the country, and the Travel Caddie has a few standout options for April, including both courses at French Lick, a round at Torrey Pines South and TPC Danzante Bay.

The golf courses in Dallas give one a crossover into other professional sports, as the Cowboys and Rangers have their own golf clubs, while the Tribute and Old American golf clubs are fantastic stops in the "Big D."

The PGA Tour makes an annual stop in New Orleans, visiting TPC Louisiana for the Zurich Classic. We take a unique look at the course through an exclusive aerial tour of the Bayou marvel.

Harbour Town gains a lot of the attention at Sea Pines Resort as the host of a PGA Tour event, but its sister courses Heron Point and Atlantic Dunes hold their own in one of the most iconic and fun golf resorts in the U.S.

From Bethpage Black to Pound Ridge to the Red Course at Eisenhower Park, the golf is spectacular in and around New York City, where one will need to carry plenty of lumber to conquer a trio of difficult, but public, tracks.

From Litchfield CC and River Club in Pawleys Island to King's North at Myrtle Beach National to Avocet at Wild Wing Plantation, there are plenty of quality courses to tee it up at when you head to the state's top tourist destination.