Markets worth traveling for,
not just markets with golf.
We are using the new site to frame destination selection more intelligently: density, course quality, trip vibe, and whether the market actually fits the group you are bringing.
We favor markets with real replay value.
That means strong course variety, enough lodging and dining infrastructure, and the ability to build a trip around more than a single marquee tee time.
The destination themes we are carrying forward from the legacy site.
Oceanfront and inland options, broad pricing range, and one of the deepest public-golf ecosystems in the country.
Historic architecture, elite golf pedigree, and a trip experience that feels timeless.
Premier desert golf with luxury lodging, strong winter weather, and strong off-course energy.
Pure golf immersion on the coast for groups that want the trip to revolve around the game.
Published destination profiles already in the new build.
The Grand Strand delivers one of the highest concentrations of public golf in the country, with nearly 80 courses stretched along 60 miles of South Carolina coastline. From championship layouts by Fazio, Dye, and Love III to affordable daily-fee tracks with ocean breezes and Carolina pines, the variety here is unmatched at every price point. Warm weather, bundled stay-and-play packages, and easy airport access make it a perennial favorite for buddy trips and golf getaways.
Framed by the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto mountains, the Coachella Valley is home to over 100 courses spread across nine desert cities. The landscape is dramatic — emerald fairways carved through boulder-strewn washes and arroyos under reliably clear skies. World-class resort layouts from Nicklaus, Palmer, and Dye sit alongside hidden municipal gems. With peak season running October through April and a thriving après-golf scene, Palm Springs pairs serious golf with effortless lifestyle.