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7 Resorts to Visit for National Golf Month

by Katie Skrzek

Jul 16, 2024

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Celebrate National Golf Month in August on a family trip to one of these seven destinations with excellent courses.

 

Cabot Cape Breton

This resort in Nova Scotia is home to three courses with dramatic cliffside views: Cabot Links, Cabot Cliffs and The Nest.

 

Cabot Highlands

This property in Inverness, Scotland, boasts the award-winning Castle Stuart Golf Links course. A second 18-hole course designed by Tom Doak is slated to debut next year, along with an extended clubhouse.

 

Sand Valley Resort

Head to Rome, Wisconsin, and play at this resort’s five golf courses, including a short course and newly opened Sedge Valley course.

 

Te Arai Links

This stunning golf destination in New Zealand features two pure links golf courses, one designed by Tom Doak and the other by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. The challenging courses utilize the natural coastal landscape.

 

The Coeur d’Alene Resort

Guests travel by boat across Lake Coeur d’Alene to play on this famous course. The course’s 14th hole, known as The Floating Green, challenges even the best players.

 

Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto

Located in Loreto, Mexico, this resort is home to the only Tournament Players Club courses in Mexico. The 18-hole course features challenging and visually stunning play.

 

Zafiro Palace Andratx

This newly opened property in Mallorca, Spain, is located next to Andratx Golf Course, the 18-hole championship course with the longest hole in the country. The resort offers various golf offers to complement your stay.

 

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