Definitely check out TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach. The greens are challenging, and it’s less crowded in the fall.
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What about the northeast? I’m thinking of heading to courses in the New England area. Any thoughts?
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Northeast courses are best in late spring, around May, when everything is green, and the weather is usually perfect—just avoid July and August if you can! The crowds can be intense then.
Great point! I hear Bandon Dunes in Oregon has amazing views, but it’s a drive away. Anyone recommend it?
Bandon Dunes is outstanding! Visit in the summer months for the stunning coastal weather. Just be ready for some wind!
I love Bandon, but summer can get crowded. If you go off-season in late fall, you might find some more solitude plus better rates!
Excellent tip! Can anyone share their experiences in Texas? Is there a better time to visit?
In Texas, the spring and fall are fantastic, especially if you avoid the heat of July. Courses like Pebble Creek are amazing during these times.
Good to know! What about courses known for their amenities? Any recommendations?
Consider Pinehurst in North Carolina. In addition to great courses, it has a fantastic range of amenities. Visit early in spring for nicer weather.
Remember, the best golf experience isn’t just about the course—it’s also about the trip! Plan for some downtime to enjoy the scenery too.
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I absolutely love Pebble Beach in California! The views are breathtaking, and the course is top-notch. Make sure you book accommodations in advance, especially if you plan to go during peak season.
Totally agree! Pebble Beach is stunning. I also recommend checking out nearby Carmel. It has great restaurants and beautiful scenery.
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Have you guys been to Myrtle Beach? It’s a fantastic golf destination with over 100 courses! Plus, the beach is a bonus for some relaxation after hitting the links.
Yes! Myrtle Beach is great! Just a heads up though, it gets crowded in the summer. Think about going in the spring or fall for better weather and fewer crowds.
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San Diego is a hidden gem for golfers! Courses like Torrey Pines are amazing. For transportation, I’d recommend renting a car since public transit isn’t the best.
Agreed! I also found great accommodations through Airbnb. It can be more affordable than hotels, especially for bigger groups.
If you’re looking for a mix of golf and nightlife, check out Las Vegas! There are some amazing courses, and the hotels offer great packages for golfers.
Vegas is fun! Just be sure to hydrate. The desert heat can be brutal if you’re playing all day!
I recommend the Golf Coast in Florida! Great weather year-round and lots of beautiful courses. I usually stay at local resorts that offer golf deals.