Golf in Alaska: Midnight Sun and Mountain Golf
Golf in Alaska is an adventure. The season is short, the weather unpredictable and moose may wander across the fairway, but in midsummer you can tee off close to midnight in daylight, surrounded by…
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Golf in Alaska is an adventure. The season is short, the weather unpredictable and moose may wander across the fairway, but in midsummer you can tee off close to midnight in daylight, surrounded by…
Louisiana offers golf with a distinctive character: courses among live oaks draped with Spanish moss, bayous and wetlands, and flat parkland layouts where water is everywhere. Add New Orleans' music…
The American heartland states of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky have a deep golf culture, with many high-quality public courses, historic private clubs and good value. Courses range from flat, tree-lined…
The Great Plains don't sound like golf country, but they hide some of America's most remarkable courses. The rolling grass-covered dunes of Nebraska's Sandhills region create natural links-like golf…
Montana and Wyoming offer golf on a grand scale: wide valleys, snow-capped peaks, rivers and forests, and tee sheets that are rarely crowded. The season is short, but summer days are long and warm…
The Ozark Mountains of southern Missouri and northern Arkansas have quietly become a golf destination, with resort courses among wooded hills, lakes and limestone bluffs. Combine that with the…
New Mexico is one of America's most underrated golf destinations. Its high-desert courses sit among mesas, mountains and canyons, the light is extraordinary, and the ball flies further at altitude…
Alabama and Mississippi are among the best-value golf destinations in the American South. Alabama has a long-standing tradition of high-quality public golf spread across the state, while the Gulf…
Tennessee combines good-value golf with some of America's best music, food and mountain scenery. Courses range from rolling parkland around Nashville and Memphis to hilly mountain layouts near the…
The United States has more golf courses than any other country, and American golf has shaped the modern game. But golf's American story started slowly, with scattered references in colonial times…
The Mid-Atlantic states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware have some of the oldest and most celebrated golf in America, much of it at private clubs. But there is also…
Nevada is best known for the bright lights of Las Vegas, but it is also a serious golf destination. The Las Vegas valley has dozens of courses carved out of the Mojave Desert, Mesquite offers quieter…