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 . . .

It’s tough to beat a day that begins with teeing it up on a world-class golf course and caps off with an unforgettable meal and a night at the tables rolling some dice or dominating some blackjack. The Travel Caddie has put together a list of six must-play locations . . .

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.

The Travel Caddie has the perfect solution to your next buddy trip — as it will cater to everyone in your group. Florida’s First Coast of Golf and its five destinations truly have it all and we have identified eight reasons why its the perfect spot for your next golf getaway.

In the Northwest corner of Nebraska, on the rim of the Snake River Canyon just shy of the South Dakota border, the picturesque Prairie Club boasts two fabulous 18-hole courses – Dunes and Pines – along with a 10-hole par-3 named the Horse Course that allows golfers to pick their teeing area on each hole.

Mountain Sky Guest Ranch near Emigrant, Mont., which is about 45 miles south of the airport in Bozeman and an hour or so north of Yellowstone National Park — and it is home to some of the best golf that Montana has to offer says the Travel Caddie.

Big Cedar has five courses in total and is adding a sixth, with a dramatic new layout that puts the property in a category of one among U.S. golf destinations.

While the Travel Caddie is not afraid to shell out some coin for the crème de la crème of golf experiences, we also love saving money whenever possible and we’ve outlined 10 of our favorite ways to do so.

The Travel Caddie looks at four of the courses in the Riviera Maya area: El Camaleon Golf Club and Playa Mujeres Golf Club, both fashioned by Greg Norman; Riviera Maya, a Robert Trent Jones II-designed tester; and Iberostar Playa Paraiso Golf Club, which was brought to life by P.B. Dye of the famous design family.

The likes of St. Andrews or Royal County Down steal the headlines, but Northwest Ireland is one of the Travel Caddie’s favorite golf destinations — and has five must-play courses that are completely worth the trip across the proverbial pond.

With the PGA Tour returning to Palm Beach Gardens, Florida this week, the Travel Caddie wanted to highlight a few of the best golf resorts in this area of the country for you to consider on your next golf getaway here.

The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail was built to give golfers the option of enjoying multiple stops along the way, or traveling to stay at one of the hubs and build a vacation around that. It’s all about flexibility when it comes to a trip on the RTJ Golf Trail. The Travel Caddie has taken the liberty of highlighting a few of the stops along the way for your consideration.

South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach and its surrounding areas remain one of the top destinations in the country for golf buddy trips and quick getaways. Here are seven of the Travel Caddie’s favorites along the Grand Strand.

As the second installment in our Family Friendly Golf Destinations to enjoy in 2024, the Travel Caddie wanted to showcase a few more properties that provide your family with a variety of options alongside top-notch golf – allowing for a vacation of a lifetime for everyone.

From Sedona to Flagstaff to Prescott, the northern Arizona area provides plenty of options to tee it up, and the Travel Caddie has four recommendations of standout golf courses to help make your trip memorable.

The Travel Caddie loves experiencing new things, and there is plenty to enjoy on the golf course in 2024. Check out some hot spots that you’ll want to add to your travel list in the new year.

The Travel Caddie has traveled from coast to coast, playing some of the most beautiful and iconic mountain golf courses that North America has to offer. Here’s a look at eight of Travel Caddie’s favorites from Oregon to Virginia to British Columbia.

In the northeast corner of Oklahoma you’ll find Shangri-La Resort, one of the state’s best set of tracks for a buddy trip. The Travel Caddie has some key tips on making your way to this golf oasis.

Changes here have always been constant in this market, but recently there has been a Central Florida golf boom and we could not be more excited about it. The Travel Caddie has identified four key Central Florida resorts that have transformed in recent years.

From the Robert Trent Jones trail through Alabama to Nemacolin to Orlando’s Reunion Resort, the Travel Caddie has found plenty of good deals to kick off the new year.

There are many destinations that must fight the effects of winter harder than others, but the reward is that these peak in the summer months for us golfers to enjoy. We’ve highlighted a few of our favorite summer spots that you and your crew should investigate when you start planning your trip.

One of the golf resorts that is enjoying the benefits of a renaissance of their own is Mission Resort + Club, which has long been known as Mission Inn Resort and Club. The Travel Caddie breaks down the latest from Central Florida.

What makes Pinehurst such a great trip even 100+ years after James Tufts founded the original Pinehurst Resort in 1895 is that the spirit and passion of the game have continued for generations. Old facilities are reborn and new ones complement them with their own style. The Travel Caddie loves making a stop at both Talamore and Mid South.

There’s a delicate formula to creating the perfect family golf vacation — and the Travel Caddie has six resorts that will satisfy everyone in your party, with some pretty epic golf to top it all off.

Two stunning golf courses, a festive atmosphere, great dining and accommodations are part of what you’ll find at Indian Wells Golf Resort in the Palm Springs area. It’s not exactly your typical municipal operation — and the Travel Caddie loves it.

The Travel Caddie enjoys visiting new tracks around the world, and the Greywalls Course at the Marquette Golf Club, Wild Bluff Golf Course in Brimley in the peninsula’s northeast corner, and The Rock, literally the place to play at the accessible-by-boat-only Drummond Island, definitely fit the bill of must-play courses in the area.

Pinehurst and the Carolina Sandhills, encompassing the complementary charming towns of Southern Hills, as well as Aberdeen and Sanford up the road, is about as deep of a golf destination as there is in the world. The Travel Caddie offers up some insight on making it a buddy trip that you’ll want to repeat over and over.

The late Mike Strantz has 11 original designs such as Tobacco Road, True Blue, and Caledonia, but it is Tot Hill Farm in Asheboro, NC stands out as one of his finest pieces of work. The Travel Caddie got a personalized tour around the track and left mesmerized.

Sure, the snow is incredible in Colorado, but the Travel Caddie has a different idea for you: go play on Western Slope, the region incorporating everything in the state west of the Continental Divide. Here are three courses that are well worth the trip.

Golf balls? Yes, please. New clubs? Oh yes. Sweet kicks? Some incredible choices. The Travel Caddie loves the holidays and has handpicked some gifts that will make that special golfer in your life extra happy as we roll into 2024.

When it comes to a golf getaway with your crew, there is no doubt that finding a place with both the ability to be at an unforgettable golf course during the day followed by a nighttime filled with table games with the dice in your hand is at the top of many golfer’s “must-have” lists for a golf trip. The Travel Caddie has 11 gambling getaways that are pure jackpots.

The Travel Caddie spends late nights looking for spectacular deals, and has some incredible tee times to chase in December across the country.

For those in the northernmost states, the winter isn’t ideal for teeing it up — but the Rio Grande Valley in Texas provides those snowbirds with plenty of options for a quick break from the cold and take in some stellar golf. The Travel Caddie has some tips on where to book some tee times.

The Gebbers Family is not only royalty in the Pacific Northwest, they are also responsible for one of the finest stay-and-play experiences in the world: Gamble Sands. The Travel Caddie had a chance to visit the majestic property in Washington, and left with not only tips, but incredible drone footage of the entire Sands Course.

Almost exactly at the midway point between Atlanta and Augusta is Reynolds Lake Oconee, a resort community set on more than 350 miles of shoreline that boasts six championship courses. And soon, seven. And the Travel Caddie says this is a must-visit for any golfer and their families.

During a recent trip to the region, the Travel Caddie played four of Hot Springs Village’s courses – Cortez, Grenada, Diamante and the 27-hole Isabella. It was remarkable that we were only able to scratch the surface of the community’s golf offerings.

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 . . .

The Travel Caddie is a globetrotter, and has come away from 2023 with the ultimate list of places to visit this winter if you still want to tee it up. And, no, the destinations aren’t just in the U.S., but all would make your talk of the proverbial golf water cooler.

An island green…that floats…and moves?! If that’s all you knew about The Coeur d’Alene Golf Course, then one picture of this iconic hole should be enough to get you to consider bringing your group’s next golf getaway to this Idaho beauty. But as our team found when we had the chance to visit this facility recently, this golf course is far more than just one great hole. The Travel Caddie has all the details — plus exclusive aerial footage you can only get with Golf Stay and Plays.

When most think about southwest Utah and the Greater Zion area, they first picture natural beauty and national parks. Places like Zion National Park, Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, and Snow Canyon State Park. But the picturesque region is quietly becoming a golf mecca, with 13 courses and counting. The Travel Caddie has some tips on three of the area’s best courses.

In this edition of Golf Packages We Love, the Travel Caddie takes you on a tour de force in Florida with a trio of options that will make you want to spend the winter in the Sunshine State.

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.

Tremendous Atlantic Ocean and soundside views and year-round golf on a handful of fabulous courses are just two of drawing cards of North Carolina’s Outer Banks, an almost 200-mile sliver of barrier islands. The Travel Caddie has a handful of favorites and has plenty of advice for the trip.

Texas is one of only five U.S. states with more than 500 public golf courses, according to the National Golf Foundation, only fewer than Michigan, Florida, California, and New York. The Travel Caddie is a frequent visitor and has 10 public courses that you should book a tee time at on your next trip to the Lone Star State.

The Pinehurst Resort is preparing to unveil its first original championship course in almost 30 years, with No. 10 – or “Course X” – scheduled to open in Spring 2024 ahead of the U.S. Open’s return to the iconic North Carolina property for a fourth time.

Few would know that the oldest golf course in Africa predates any in the United States, and the continent boasts hundreds of remarkable courses set in stunning locations. The Travel Caddie breaks down five options for your next trip.

The Travel Caddie is a changed person after an experience of a lifetime at the Home of Golf — the Old Course at St. Andrews. So how do you tee it up? There are plenty of tips and tricks to go around — plus learn how to pack the right FootJoy gear for the epic trip. Yes, epic.

When it comes to defining unique in the golf world, Streamsong Resort in Central Florida is certainly at the top of the list. And it’s about to get better. Located just 90 minutes from both Orlando and Tampa, the resort will be introducing The Chain to its arsenal on December 1, 2023.

Located just north of the Florida/Georgia border just off the I-95 corridors exists the King and Prince, a tranquil oceanside setting that is likely just what the doctor ordered for your next golf getaway, and we are here to provide you with some exclusive coverage of what you can expect at this historic resort.

There’s fine golf and good times on tap at the peerless Casa de Campo Resort & Villas, the first ever resort in the Dominican Republic. This is the ultimate bucket-list destination for both hard-core golfers and those that just want to get a round or two in as respite from the beaches, equestrian center, fine-dining and the like. The Travel Caddie has some tips . . .

The Ryder Cup is one of the most popular golf spectacles the world has to offer — and you can tee it up where the pros play. The Travel Caddie breaks down the six courses that have grabbed headlines as hosts but still open their doors to the everyday golfer.

One of the most popular courses in the impressive Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail chain of golf courses is Ross Bridge near Birmingham, Alabama, and the course has received a recent renovation. The Travel Caddie has all the details.

Leading the Gevena-area facilities is the Grand Geneva Resort & Spa, which was originally designed and constructed as the first Playboy Club hotel in the United States and is massive and beautiful with every kind of amenity you could think of. These days, you will still see the occasional bunny but that will likely be a rabbit along the lush edges of the courses.

Pebble Beach Golf Resorts will further enhance their guest experience after announcing the redesign of The Links at Spanish Bay by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner. It is the third recent renovation of different courses at the resort, including Tiger Woods’ redesign of The Hay.

A tourist hotbed, Williamsburg is also home to two epic golf tracks in the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club and Kingsmill Resort. The Travel Caddie has frequented the properties and has plenty of tips if you’re looking to take the trip to Virginia.

The Travel Caddie enjoys heading up the East Coast during the summer, making sure to make a stop at the Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs, Virginia whenever possible. Check out tips on how to enjoy the Cascades and Old courses.

‘Tis the season to head down to Florida and tee it up as much as possible — and the Travel Caddie is absolutely in love with this Northern Florida golf destination, where there are seven must-play courses that will make you extend your vacation a bit.

The Travel Caddie is profiling three of Washington state’s best links-style public courses taken in a clockwise manner – Chambers Bay near Tacoma, Gamble Sands in Brewster in the north-central part of the state, and Palouse Ridge in the eastern college border town of Pullman.

The Travel Caddie has been to and seen plenty of golf resorts, some on buddy trips and some solo. But it’s a whole new level when you’re planning a couples retreat, and the Travel Caddie put together a list of 32 resorts where you simply can’t go wrong.

Where there is great golf, we will find it, and on this feature we will highlight a trio of courses – Hawktree Golf Course in the capital of Bismarck, Bully Pulpit Golf Course an hour west in Medora and The Links of North Dakota an hour north in Williston.

We all love to get the competitive juices going, particularly with a bet or two on the golf course. The Travel Caddie likes to spice things up by testing their game against others, and has two organized options that provide sensational platforms.

Erin Hills has seen the likes of Brooks Koepka hoist the U.S. Open trophy, while also prepping for the 2025 U.S. Women’s Open — both known as the toughest tests in professional golf. But you can also enjoy the Wisconsin golf oasis to see how your game holds up. The Travel Caddie has some tips on making the most of the excursion . . .

New York is known for many things, and near the top of the Travel Caddie’s list are epic trips to Turning Stone Resort Casino, where multiple courses, a huge casino and amazing amenities improve year after year.

From courses in Florida to Arizona to Michigan, the Travel Caddie found a trio of deals that will allow you to tee it up at some of the country’s best courses with deals that are tough to beat.

Colorado is rightfully known for its unmatched skiing opportunities, but not far behind is the epic golf. At the top of that list is Keystone Golf Resort, where you can play two fantastic courses

As one of the most iconic and long-standing courses used on the PGA Tour, Colonial Country Club will host the Charles Schwab Challenge this week before getting a major renovation over the next 12 months.

You can’t play a pick-up game at TD Garden or some backyard baseball at Yankee Stadium — but you can tee it up at 18 venues that have hosted a PGA Championship, and it won’t break the bank. The Travel Caddie with the 18 major gems you can play . . .

From Louisville to Baltimore to New York City, the Travel Caddie loves to not only bet on the ponies once a year, but also tee it up at a number of golf venues that will have you coming back for more — even without the horses.

Colorado might be best known for its skiing prowess, but its golf should be firmly on your radar. So what are the best 18 public access courses? The Travel Caddie frequents the state and has 18 courses that you should make sure to add to your bucket list.

Between Moss Oak and Old Waverly, the Golf Club of Mississippi has a pair of golf courses that will not only scratch your golf itch, but also provide a challenging round or two on your visit to the South.

There are golf resorts, and then there is French Lick Resort, where you get a taste of both Pete Dye and Donald Ross. The Travel Caddie is a frequent visitor, and has plenty of tips on both golf courses, plus in the incredible casino and lodging for every budget.

There are other Oregon resorts that might grab a few more headlines, but once you are on property at Black Butte Ranch, it’s hard to imagine anything better, from the golf to the incredible amenities. The Travel Caddie provides some insight into this Central Oregon gem.

The Travel Caddie is a frequent flyer when it comes to playing golf in Myrtle Beach, as the Grand Strand offers the opportunity to get in a lot of golf in a short amount of time. Having made the trip a few times, there are 18 courses the Travel Caddie says should be on your must-play list.

California has plenty of options for golf and gambling, and this week the Travel Caddie sets their eyes on the San Diego region, where there are epic resorts and even better golf as the area benefits from the drought being over.

The Travel Caddie likes to take the trip down to the Bayou, not just for the incredible eats and a bit of gambling, but also for some incredible tee times across the state. Here are a few of the Travel Caddie’s favorite spots to tee it up.

From BOYNE Golf to Streamsong Resort to Gamble Sands, the Travel Caddie takes a look at three deals you should take full advantage of in April.

The “Land of 10,000 Lakes” has become a hotbed for fantastic golf, as well as off-the-course amenities that satisfy the entire family. The Travel Caddie has frequented a trio of resorts and has plenty of must-play options for rounds that can be played until almost midnight.

If the Travel Caddie was being honest, teeing it up on any of the 18 holes at Augusta National would be golf nirvana. But that doesn’t mean the Caddie doesn’t have favorites and decided to put out his 2023 hole rankings on the eve of the Masters.