They may be spread across 5 different time zones and thousands of miles, but American golf courses are as spectacular and diverse as anywhere else in the world. The Americans are golf mad, and are also typically delighted to welcome visitors to experience their awesome array of golf courses and resorts.
USA Golf Breaks
While the seasonal north tends to be decidedly chilly in the winter months, golf holidays are available 12 months of the year in the Carolinas, Florida, California, Arizona and Hawaii. As the founders of the resort ideal, the Americans have mastered the concept of the total leisure package; not only will you find fantastic championship golf courses, our recommended US resorts also boast amazing on site facilities, restaurants and bars.
Whether you combine your golf holiday with a trip to Disneyworld, lounging on the beaches of Hawaii, or even a trip to Las Vegas, the city of sin, the American golf holiday dream can be yours.
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| Florida | South Carolina |
|---|---|
| Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa | Kiawah Island Golf Resort |
| Trump National Doral | Sea Pines Resort |
| California | Arizona |
| Pebble Beach | We-Ko-Pa Resort |
| Torrey Pines | The Westin Kierland Resort |
Popular USA Golf Choices
| US Masters |
| Myrtle Beach |
| Las Vegas |
| Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail |
Quick Facts
- America is home to some 17,000 golf courses and more than 25 million golfers
- Average Monthly temperature ranges from 16°C (60°F) to 28°C (82°F) in Florida
- Flights range from 8h 50 min (Atlanta) to 11h 05 min (Los Angeles) from the UK
Reasons to visit
- Play some of the PGA Tour’s most iconic courses
- Ultimate selection of luxury resorts
- Year-round golf climate in California, Arizona and Florida
- Direct flights from the UK
- Experience the awe-inspiring Pebble Beach, home of the 2019 US Open
Flying time
- 8 hours 50 minutes direct to Atlanta
- 8 hours 55 minutes direct to Orlando
- 9 hours direct to Miami
- 10 hours 10 minutes direct to Las Vegas
- 10 hours 15 minutes direct to Phoenix
- 10 hours 40 minutes direct to San Diego
- 11 hours 05 minutes direct to Los Angeles
When to go
Due to the sheer size of the USA, the climate varies greatly depending on your destination. While the north experiences particularly cold winters, many of the southern states - including California, Arizona, the Carolinas and Florida - offer fantastic year-round golfing weather.
Handy information
- Time difference: GMT -5 (Eastern), GMT - 6 (Central) GMT -7 (Mountain) GMT -8 (Pacific)
- Local currency: Dollar ($)
- Language: English
- Cost of a pint: $4 (£2.60)
Recommended for
Championship Golf
One of the great lures of a golf holiday in the US is the fact it’s littered with some of the most iconic courses on the PGA Tour, where we’ve all watched the game’s best battle it out from the comforts of our lounge rooms. You can follow in the footsteps of Tiger and GMac to Pebble Beach, arguably one of the finest golf courses on the planet. The Marriott Sawgrass Golf Resort & Spa’s legendary Stadium Course was built to test the game’s best and it certainly does that with two of the best closing holes in the business, particularly the infamous par-3 17th hole with its iconic island green. Or perhaps you fancy yourself against the Blue Monster, the headline act at the Trump National Doral and home of the WGC-Cadillac Championship. Innisbrook, home of the Transitions Championship, is a comprehensive resort with four outstanding golf courses, while the course at Harbour Town Golf Links is a firm favourite with Tour players. There is something to thrill every serious golfer in the US.
Couples
The city of Naples in Florida is a charming holiday destination known for its beautiful beaches, high-end shopping, world-class culture, sophisticated dining and amazing golf courses. The chilled pace of the city is perfect for a relaxing break. Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club is the region’s only beachfront resort with on-site golf courses. Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa is an outstanding venue with the world class Raptor Bay Golf Club on its doorstep. There are plenty of activities for guests, including dolphin watching and sunset cruises. Hilton Head in South Carolina has a proper golfing community feel, with the friendly locals a welcome complement to the world class courses at Harbour Town Links and Palmetto Dunes. Away from the course, there is plenty to do: from visiting art galleries and theatres, to biking, hiking, fishing and kayaking. Palm Springs is a popular year-round destination with couples seeking excellent desert golf, fine wines and relaxing. The spectacular setting is matched by the quality of the resorts, with the 5* Mission Hills Resort a particular favourite.
Night Life
Las Vegas… need we say more? The City of Sin is bursting with clubs and bars, not to mention the 30 casinos which line the iconic Strip. But there is far more to Vegas than just gambling, with excellent shows and live artists performing on a regular basis. Myrtle Beach in South Carolina is like an adult’s playground for golf and fun, with more than 100 accessible golf courses in the area and countless bars and nightclubs. Scottsdale is another nightlife and golfing mecca, helped by its hugely desirable climate which sees 314 days of sunshine each year and average temperatures of 22°C. Downtown Scottsdale has an abundance of places to go and if you’re a sports fan, you can catch the Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB), Phoenix Suns (NBA) or Arizona Cardinals (NFL) in action.
Luxury Hotels
California is home to arguably the best collection of luxury golf resorts in the US. With household names like Cordevalle, Pelican Hill and Pebble Beach, this is the state to visit for a first-class resort experience. Charleston and Kiawah Island both have their share of deluxe hotels and resorts. Stay at the 5* luxury resort at Kiawah Island, home to five top class golf courses including the Ocean Course which played host to the 1991 Ryder Cup. The Francis Marion Hotel offers unparalleled views over Charleston’s historic district, which has great history, old-fashioned shops and horse and carriage rides (the equivalent of Edinburgh, Bath or Harrogate). The Trump National Doral is a name which sells itself, with five courses (including the famous Blue Monster), extensive spa and leisure facilities, plus the Trump stamp of luxury approval.
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