From SQAIRZ to Pride Sports to Vineyard Vines, there are a number of ways to rock your pink in October, not only looking spry on the golf course, but also aiding an incredible cause.
British Open: Preparing for the Old Course at St. Andrews
It goes without saying that the Old Course at St. Andrews is an absolute must on the bucket list of any golfer, and with all eyes on these hallowed grounds for the 2022 Open Championship, we wanted to give you some useful tips and advice on how to maximize the Old Course experience for your group.
Building the perfect golf itinerary at TPC Sawgrass
Where should you stay and which courses should you play on your trip to TPC Sawgrass? The Travel Caddie just happens to be an expert on all things Sawgrass and has some insider tips on how to optimize your stay in northern Florida.
Cabot Citrus Farms is one of Florida’s hottest new golf courses
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.
Cabot makes another epic golf investment with Norway’s Lofoten Links
Cabot has just made a strategic investment into Lofoten Links that is located along the seas of Norway. The stunning pictures of this property barely do it justice as its unique location allows golfers to enjoy the course 24 hours a day typically from mid-May to late July, or to enjoy the majestic beauty of the northern lights during a Fall visit. The Travel Caddie has all the details.
California golf courses: Dazzling display in Tahoe and Truckee
One of the Travel Caddie's best places to “get away from it all” for golf is in Truckee, in the northern Sierra Nevada mountains of California near the northwest edge of sublime Lake Tahoe, North America's largest alpine lake. Here are three must-play courses . . .
Canadian golf update
As the world continues to get vaccinated, the opening of the U.S.-Canada border feels imminent, which will open the floodgates for incredible golf, including Prince Edward Island, Cabot Cape Breton and Whistler.
Casino golf courses: Turning Stone among the best
As the calendar turns to spring and summer, the Northeast completes its thaw and its golf courses begin to green up and become lush, our attention is piqued, and our game is ready for a trip to the sublime Turning Stone Resort/Casino in central New York. It’s become somewhat of a tradition for us to make the journey to the Oneida Nation’s opulent, friendly, and consistently on-point destination and its bucket-list courses.
Casino golf: Oklahoma’s WinStar has two outstanding tracks
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.
Coeur d’Alene is one part floating green, one part masterpiece
If you’ve heard of Coeur d’Alene Golf Course in northern Idaho, you probably know about its most famous feature – the floating island green on the par-3 14th hole. It’s memorable, of course. It’s unique. It’s even adjustable. But while it’s the drawing card to this fabulous Pacific Northwest course, it’s just one part of a winning hand. The Travel Caddie loves the course and has plenty of insight into a trip to Idaho.