Destinations: USA
With approximately 12,000 golf courses, the U.S. has the most golf courses than any other country in the world. The variety of courses is unparalleled providing golfers with unlimited choice of desert, mountain and ocean golf experiences.

“Everyman’s U.S. Open” – The World Handicap Amateur Championship
Possum Trot Golf Club Myrtle Beach’s golf courses will be busier than normal between August 31 – September 4 as over 3,400 male and female amateur golfers from around the world converge to compete in the 32nd [...]
Florida – Speedway to the Fairways – Florida’s Daytona Beach is all about the Drive!
If you have travelled extensively along Florida's vast coastline, you've likely seen signs welcoming you to the state's, First Coast, Gulf Coast, Historic Coast, Paradise Coast, or Treasure Coast, just to name a few. All are special places in [...]
Colorado’s Broadmoor Resort – Celebrating 100+ Years of Golf History
The Broadmoor Resort is a golf destination unto itself. Set in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado Springs, Colorado, The Broadmoor recently celebrated its 100th anniversary. In true Broadmoor fashion, the iconic resort hosted the U.S. Senior [...]
Marvelous Mississippi – Great Golf in the Magnolia State
Fallen Oak Golf Club If Elvis Presley was a golfer and alive today, he would be proud of the state he was born in more than 80 years ago.Despite having a population of only 2.5 million, the state of [...]
Virginia is for Lovers – Of History, Fine Wine, Great Beaches and Extraordinary Golf
The phrase “Virginia is for Lovers”, was coined many years ago to attract tourists to the state. If you’re a lover of history, fine wine and exceptional golf then Virginia’s mantra certainly applies to you. Here are ten (10) [...]
2014 Myrtle Beach, South Carolina – World Amateur Handicap Championship
With over 100 of the best golf courses in the U.S. stretched 60 miles alongside the Atlantic Ocean, where else could you possibly host the World Amateur Handicap Championship other than Myrtle Beach, South Carolina? I first heard about the [...]