Category: Trip Ideas

There are some courses that players on the PGA Tour like more than others, and the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook is one of those venues. Check out our exclusive drone footage of the course.

Nineteen of the best players in the world were invited to play in this unofficial PGA Tour event that’s hosted by Tiger Woods. It’s the seventh time the event will be played at Albany on the course designed by Ernie Els – who, along with Tiger, has a home in the exclusive community that surrounds the course.

Guest writer Mark Marais, the manager of Africa Golf Safari, went on his own epic journey through South Africa, Kenya, Namibia and Zambia — and left with plenty of tips on enjoying the scenes, on and off the course.

On the shores of Lake Michigan, Harbor Shores Golf Club is one of the most ambitious turnaround stories in 21st-century golf development. It’s a place where forgotten factories and industrial waste areas have been thoroughly, remarkably transformed into a revitalized golf resort and residential development. Today it's a sanctuary hospitable for wildlife alike. The Travel Caddie loves the transformation and has a few pieces of advice . . .

The Travel Caddie loves Pinehurst and has taken a trip or two around No. 2. Check out the insight from our resident expert, as we take a look at the course, how you can land some sweet FootJoy gear and why we love the U.S. Open at No. 2.

There are great days, and then there are days you will remember forever. The Travel Caddie was left mesmerized by the options at French Lick Resort, and came home with exclusive drone footage of The Pete Dye Course that will have you booking a trip to Indiana in short order. Check it out!

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.

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.

Quite simply, when you think of desert golf, you’re most likely picturing Arizona golf. Maybe it’s the giant saguaros that dominate the landscape and give those courses a beauty you just don’t find on most other desert landscapes in the United States.

From Sewailo Golf Club to Ventana Canyon, the Travel Caddie teed it up in Tucson, a fantastic alternative to the more popular golf spots in Phoenix and Scottsdale.