Southeast

The hometown heavyweight — a monster championship course twenty minutes from your driveway.

54 holes on Lake Saugahatchee — the Trail's crown jewel at buddy-trip prices.

A storybook village in the Georgia foothills — golf, clays and firepits on 3,000 acres.

A French-style château in Georgia wine country — 45 holes, spa and cellar tours.

Ritz-Carlton lakeside luxury; the easy-yes weekender with five-star polish.

Salt-air dunes golf on the Fort Morgan peninsula — Alabama's beach-trip answer.

Forbes five-star coast, caddies, oyster roasts and PGA Tour turf.

Three courses, three miles of beach, one oceanfront resort — Hilton Head made easy.

Harbour Town's lighthouse finish — Tour golf, bikes under the oaks, drinks on the marina.

Oceanfront links drama — the 2021 PGA Championship stage plus four more.

Mike Strantz's twin masterpieces under the live oaks — the Lowcountry's cult classic.

The golf capital's top shelf — 60 miles of courses, played at the classy end.

The cradle of American golf and home of the USGA — pure pilgrimage.

Nine holes of pure cult magic in a Tennessee valley — all-day replays, zero pretense.

Mike Strantz's fever dream in the Carolina Sandhills — golf's wildest ride at a public price.

Golf inside a famous garden resort — azaleas, lakes and easy-going Pine Mountain classic.

Two Fazio-Pate courses in the Mississippi pines — the 'Little Augusta' with casino lights next door.

America's Resort — Macdonald's Old White, sulphur springs and a Cold War bunker.

Golf on top of the world — Donald Steel's Highland Course across a 12,000-acre mountain estate.

Two centuries of mountain resort — Flynn's Cascades and the oldest first tee in America.

South Carolina's best-kept golf bargain — lake-country rounds and tee times that cost less than dinner.

Dye and Palmer on the James River, with colonial taverns after dark.

The Queen of Southern Resorts — 1847 bayfront grandeur with 36 Trail-affiliated holes.

Fazio golf on a barrier island with Charleston's food scene twenty minutes away.

Gilded Age island golf — tee it up where the Rockefellers and Morgans wintered.

A Donald Ross doubleheader restored to sandy perfection — pure golf and rocking-chair evenings.