Looking for Awesome Guys Golf Trip Ideas!

Planning a golf trip with the guys can be a blast, but it can also be quite the challenge to get everything organized and find the best spots. Here are some ideas and tips that might help you create an unforgettable golfing experience!

Destination Ideas

When choosing a destination, consider the experience you want:

  • Palm Springs, CA - Known for its stunning courses and warm weather, this is a classic choice for a golf getaway. Check out places like PGA West or La Quinta.
  • Scotland - For the ultimate golf experience, nothing beats the home of golf. Destinations like St. Andrews are not only iconic but offer an incredible historical experience.
  • Florida - With numerous resorts, Florida offers a variety of challenging courses. Places like Orlando or Palm Beach are popular.
  • Las Vegas - A mix of entertainment and golfing, with design courses that can be both fun and challenging.

Suggested Trip Formats

  • Weekend Getaway - Perfect for a quick escape! Consider a Friday to Sunday format, playing one or two rounds each day.
  • Longer Retreat - A week-long trip allows for more relaxed rounds, possibly including a couple of tournaments among friends. Think about themed days like “Best Ball Tournament” or “Scramble Day.”
  • Golf & Adventure Combo - If your group enjoys extra activities, plan a day or two for other adventures like hiking, fishing, or exploring nearby attractions.

Tips for Planning

  • Budgeting - Make sure everyone is on the same page regarding the budget. This includes accommodation, food, and green fees.
  • Booking in Advance - Golf courses can fill up quickly, especially in peak seasons. Make sure you book tee times in advance to avoid missing out on popular courses.
  • Accommodation Choices - Consider staying at golf resorts that offer packages including both lodging and greens fees. This can save money and time when organizing.
  • Food and Entertainment - Don’t forget to plan for meals and some downtime activities. A nice dinner after a day on the course or some local nightlife options can enhance the trip.

Final Thoughts

Don’t forget that the trip is about enjoying time together as friends, so keep things flexible and fun! Share your experiences or additional ideas that might help in planning. Looking forward to hearing your suggestions!

I recently went on a golf trip to Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina. The courses are stunning, and they offer great amenities for groups. Highly recommend it!

Pinehurst is awesome! Another great option is Kiawah Island. The Ocean Course is legendary, and the views are insane!

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I’ve heard good things about TPC Sawgrass in Florida! It has a lot of history and plenty of challenges for groups looking to test their skills.

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Absolutely! They also have great facilities for large groups. The 17th hole is a must-see!

For something a bit different, consider a trip to Pebble Beach! It’s pricey, but the experience is unforgettable.

Totally agree! Just don’t forget to book well in advance; spots fill up fast!

I love the idea of a golf trip! Myrtle Beach offers a variety of courses for all skill levels, plus some vibrant nightlife afterward.

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Yes! And you can find packages that include multiple rounds, which is great for large parties.

Anyone thought about going to Scottsdale? The weather is perfect for winter golfing, and they have some top-notch courses.

I’ve been there! The Shadow Creek course is fantastic and has great amenities for groups. Worth a visit!

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Has anyone tried the courses in the Outer Banks? They’re beautiful and usually less crowded than other places.

Yes! The Currituck Club is stunning and great for groups. Perfect beach vibes too!

If you guys are looking for a laugh, just remember, no one can hit as bad as my buddy at the last trip! He almost took out the beverage cart twice!

Haha, sounds like he had a great time! Just make sure your group brings some extra balls!

Hey everyone! I’m planning a golf trip with my buddies and we’re all about budgeting. Any tips on how to split costs effectively?

One great way is to use apps like Splitwise to easily track expenses! It makes it clear who owes what and helps avoid confusion.

Definitely agree with aholland! Also, consider booking accommodations that have kitchen facilities. You can save a lot by cooking meals instead of dining out all the time.

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That’s a solid point, ebaker! I’ve also found that booking a house or cabin can be cheaper than hotels, especially if you split it among a larger group.

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What about saving on greens fees? Are there deals or discounts available for groups?

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