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Course types, golf design, memberships, destinations and planning the perfect golf trip.
The US state of Georgia has a deep golf tradition, a long playing season and a variety of landscapes: mountain courses in the north, lakeside resorts in the middle of the state, and marshland and…
Texas is big, and so is its golf. The state has hundreds of courses, from urban public layouts in its sprawling cities to resort courses in the rolling Hill Country and seaside golf on the Gulf…
Planning a golf trip involves a lot of moving parts: flights, hotels, transfers, tee times, club transport and dinner reservations. Golf tour operators and specialist travel companies take care of it…
A golf trip involves a lot of money tied up in flights, accommodation, pre-paid green fees and, of course, your clubs. Standard travel insurance doesn't always cover golf equipment or golf-specific…
New England is home to some of the oldest golf in the USA, with classic courses laid out more than a century ago, many with a style that owes much to Scotland. Today, the six northeastern states…
California offers some of the most spectacular and varied golf in the world. You can play clifftop holes above the Pacific, parkland courses among vineyards, desert layouts beneath snow-capped…
Europe's best-known golf destinations, such as the Algarve, the Costa del Sol and the famous links of Scotland and Ireland, are wonderful, but they can be busy and expensive in high season. Away from…
Canada is one of the world's most golf-mad countries, with thousands of courses and some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere: mountain courses beneath the peaks of the Rockies, clifftop holes…
When the southern USA becomes too hot for comfortable golf, the Great Lakes region comes into its own. Northern Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota offer long summer days, cool mornings, lakes, forests…
North and South Carolina are among the most golf-rich states in the USA. Between them they offer sandy pine-forest golf in the Sandhills, mountain courses in the Blue Ridge, hundreds of courses along…
Southeast Asia has become one of the world's great golf destinations. Thailand alone has hundreds of courses, many designed to international standards, with green fees that are often far lower than…
When the courses at home are frozen, waterlogged or closed, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic islands are only a few hours' flight away. A winter golf break in the sunshine is a chance to play on…
