Golf by State
Deep guides to America's best golf states - top courses, hidden gems, and when to go.
California
From Pebble's cliffs to Palm Springs desert tracks, California has the deepest bench of great public golf in America.
Florida
More courses than any other state. Year-round golf, tour stops everywhere, and the Stadium Course's island green.
Texas
Big state, big golf. Hill Country layouts, Piney Woods gems, and winter golf when the north is frozen.
Arizona
Desert target golf at its finest. Winter rates are steep; summer is a furnace-discounted steal.
North Carolina
The Sandhills are America's golf heartland - Pinehurst, Tobacco Road, and dozens of Donald Ross originals.
South Carolina
Lowcountry golf: Kiawah's oceanfront monster, Harbour Town's lighthouse, and Myrtle Beach's 90-course buffet.
Oregon
Bandon is the pilgrimage. Five world-class links courses on one stretch of Pacific coastline.
Wisconsin
The Midwest's golf capital: Straits, Erin Hills, Blackwolf Run, and Sand Valley's heathland.