Sports and AdventureTravel Tips
Combining Travel and Sightseeing with Golf
ByBrandon B.4 min read
Before You Book a Golf Trip
Peak season at any of these destinations means higher course fees and crowded tee times, so if you have flexibility, shoulder-season travel can stretch your budget further and still offer good weather. Desert destinations like Phoenix get surprisingly pricey in spring, while mountain courses in Colorado have a short window before winter closes them down, so it pays to check course schedules before locking in flights.
These trips suit golfers traveling with non-golfing companions especially well, since each destination listed has enough sightseeing, dining, or nightlife to fill non-golf days. If you're planning a group trip, booking tee times well in advance is worth doing even before you finalize lodging, since popular courses fill up fast during good weather stretches.