Golf in USA
Although golf could have been played in various states on the East Coast shortly after the American Revolution, it was only 100 years later that the first formal club records were held by Scottish John Reid, around 1888 in the New York area.
Since then, the evolution of golf in the USA has been overwhelming.
According to the annual NGF report, 16,693 courses were surveyed, 108 million inhabitants (1 in 3) play golf or follow a tournament on TV, and 436 million rounds are played per year, 3 per month on average between those over 60 years.
With 10 states exceeding 500 courses (starting with Florida, California, New York, Michigan and Texas), golf in the USA is almost equivalent to that of the rest of the world combined, and an obligatory destination for any passionate traveler with his clubs .
Here is our selection of destinations, programs and golf resorts.
Packages
Pinehurst & Carolina del Norte
6 Golf courses included
Accommodation
Hilton Head & Kiawah Island
8 Golf courses included
Accommodation
Stay & Play: Kiawah Island Resort (Hotel)
5 Golf courses included
Accommodation
Miami, Florida: Golf & Playa
3 Golf courses included
Accommodation
Naples, Florida
4 Golf courses included
Accommodation
Orlando & Bay Hill
5 Golf courses included
Accommodation
Phoenix & Arizona
4 Golf courses included
Accommodation
St. Augustine & TPC Sawgrass
4 Golf courses included
Accommodation
Golf Destinations
Golf in Augusta
Pinehurst & North Carolina
Hilton Head
Kiawah Island
Miami
Monterey & Pebble Beach
Myrtle Beach
Naples
Orlando
Scottsdale & Phoenix, Arizona
St Augustine & TPC Sawgrass
Coming Golf Trips
Golf Resorts
Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort
Innisbrook Golf Resort
JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa
Kiawah Island Golf Resort
La Quinta Resort & Club
Pebble Beach Resort
PGA National Resort
Pinehurst, 1895
Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa
Streamsong Resort
The Sea Pines Resort
Trump National Doral Miami