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There are plenty of great options out there for a ladies golf getaway and the Travel Caddie has identified four golf resorts in the United States that are doing an exceptional job at catering to women looking for an unforgettable golf trip.

A flight into the Irish capital of Dublin (the nation’s largest city) puts golfers in the center of everything and in the perfect spot for scores of renowned and challenging courses — both on the coast and a half-hour’s drive inland. The Travel Caddie has four must-play favorites . . .

In early April, The Cabot Collection unveiled the name and logo for the new 18-hole, Tom Doak-designed track at Cabot Highlands in Inverness, Scotland. The Travel Caddie has all the details.

For the third time in under 20 years, the iconic Ocean Course at Kiawah Island will play host the world's best players. The 2031 PGA Championship will return to South Carolina, and the Travel Caddie has all the details.

There are about 20 courses in the area at just about every price point. We have chosen three of our favorites for the snapshot below — the sublime Fallen Oak designed by Tom Fazio; the very good and testing Jerry Pate-fashioned Preserve Golf Club; and the uber-secluded Grand Bear Golf Club as routed by Nicklaus.

Located near Brooksville, Florida, about an hour north of Tampa, Cabot Citrus Farms sits on the former land formerly occupied by World Woods Golf Resort. The Travel Caddie took an inside look, including an exclusive aerial tour.

We're sorry to break the news, but you won't be getting a tee time at Augusta National no matter how much you beg or pray. But the Travel Caddie still loves some Georgia golf and there are plenty of tracks throughout the Peach State that make it worth the trip — even if you'll never don a green jacket.

Nestled in the enchanting Mojave Desert about an hour and a half northeast of Las Vegas, Mesquite, Nevada offers intrepid travelers an oasis of golfing perfection, casino gambling on a smaller scale than Sin City and a heaving dash of the best of desert vacation life.

The Travel Caddie offers some snapshots of courses designed by the likes of Pete Dye, Todd Eckenrode, and the father and son team of Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr. — courses that helped make this region a golf hotbed and a must-play destination on your bucket list, even without a tee time at Pebble.

There are 20 courses within a 45-minute drive of the Atlantic City boardwalk, and the offerings here run the gamut from classic courses to replica tracks to more man-made, modern routings. The Travel Caddie has four courses to check out on your next trip to the Jersey Shore . . .