Destinations

Fazio golf on a barrier island with Charleston's food scene twenty minutes away.

Pete Dye marsh golf and Fazio ocean holes on Florida's most charming island.

Two centuries of mountain resort — Flynn's Cascades and the oldest first tee in America.

Wide-open fescue above the Columbia River — the most fun-per-swing course in America.

The People's Country Club — five public courses and the most famous warning sign in golf.

Big-sky links in the Nebraska Sandhills — remote, windswept and gloriously empty.

A grand island resort on Lake George with a Donald Ross classic in the hills above.

The Valero Texas Open's stage plus San Antonio's historic golf — Hill Country meets River Walk.

U.S. Open golf on public cliffs above the Pacific — San Diego does the rest.

A U.S. Open on foot — fescue, glacial kettles and caddies in Wisconsin farm country.

Arnie's place — stay in the Lodge, play the King's home course.

Pete Dye's desert playground — island greens, mountain backdrops and pool-home nights.

High-desert golf under the Cascades — pines, volcanoes and a beer for every round.

Clifftop golf 200 feet above Lake Michigan — the Midwest's most dramatic sunset.

Three Robert Trent Jones Sr. courses on Lake LBJ — Hill Country golf with a lake-house soul.

Golf-mansion capital — three legends' courses and over-the-top group homes.

A working cattle ranch with reversible golf and goat caddies — the frontier original.

Heaving sand barrens and a top-100 lineup — the heartland's answer to Bandon.

Tour-polished Norman golf with a Ritz-Carlton on site — Naples in full luxury.

Desert target golf among the saguaros — and America's best nineteenth-hole city.

Fazio dunes golf behind 30A's white-sand beaches — new-school Panhandle polish.

Four courses in the Austin hills — Fazio drama, Crenshaw's hometown touch, and Austin nights.