GOLF DESTINATIONS YOU WILL LOVE

Golf isn’t just about the game. It’s about the journey, the scenery, and the unforgettable rounds with friends. Whether you’re chasing the legends at Pebble Beach, walking the historic fairways of St. Andrews, or discovering underrated gems, every course has a story to tell.

In this blog, we’ll explore some picturesque golf destinations with our top picks for where to eat and enjoy your stay. These courses may not be as famous as Pebble Beach or Augusta National, but they deliver fantastic rounds of golf without the exclusivity.

ASPEN LAKES GOLF COURSE

WHERE TO PLAY:

Aspen Lakes Golf Course in Sisters, Oregon, is a par-72, 18-hole course with epic mountain views and its signature red sand bunkers. It’s a family-owned spot with bentgrass fairways that make for a smooth, enjoyable round. Rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest, it’s a must-play for anyone visiting Central Oregon.

WHERE TO EAT:

The Open Door offers delicious, wholesome food, fine wines, and engaging service. Founded by Julia Rickards, it aims to create a comfortable, elegant atmosphere reminiscent of a good friend’s home.

WHERE TO STAY:

FivePine Lodge is a unique destination in Central Oregon. With a warm, welcoming atmosphere, it’s far more than just a hotel. FivePine blends the personalized service of a bed and breakfast, the privacy of cozy cabins, and the upscale amenities of a resort—making it the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy it all.

HIDDEN VALLEY GOLF CLUB

WHERE TO PLAY:

Hidden Valley Golf Club in Norco, California, offers a scenic and challenging 18-hole course with dramatic elevation changes and stunning views. The course was designed by Casey O’Callaghan and opened in 1997. It provides a rewarding experience for golfers of all skill levels, along with practice facilities and a pro shop.

WHERE TO EAT:

Dining at The Mission Inn Hotel has something for everyone, offering a list of award-winning culinary options including steaks, seafood, and Mexican cuisine. We love the variety without the need to go too far after a long day on the golf course.

WHERE TO STAY:

The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa boasts a rich history and unique architecture across its 238 luxurious guest rooms, ensuring no two stays are alike. Each room features distinctive elements such as fireplaces, window seats, and cozy reading nooks, preserving a glimpse into the Inn’s early days.

OAKCREEK COUNTRY CLUB

WHERE TO PLAY:

Oakcreek Country Club in Sedona, Arizona, is a scenic 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr. With breathtaking red rock views and a player-friendly layout, it’s a great destination for all skill levels.

WHERE TO EAT: 

Cucina Rustica offers Italian food that draws inspiration from the warm, rustic flavors of the lovely Mediterranean countries. Discover a wonderful selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes, classic pasta meals, and expertly grilled steaks that will inspire your palate.

WHERE TO STAY:

Las Posadas offers unique villas and suites, reminiscent of charming adobe-style buildings, capture the unmistakable charm of Sedona.

Want to visit Oakcreek on our Citation III? Take advantage of this upcoming One Way!

THE WILDERNESS CLUB

WHERE TO PLAY:

The Wilderness Club in Eureka, Montana, is the perfect mix of top-tier golf and outdoor adventure. Designed by Sir Nick Faldo, the championship course is ranked #1 in Montana and surrounded by stunning scenery. Beyond golf, the resort has cabins, a private lake, a water park, and sports facilities, making it an awesome getaway for golfers and their families.

WHERE TO EAT:

Wilderness Grille is right at the resort and makes it easy to dine at your leisure for breakfast, lunch, or dinner while allowing you to enjoy the many activities offered.

WHERE TO STAY:

We love the convenience of being able to stay right at The Wilderness Club. The property has suites, luxury cottages, and large group cabins to choose from and offer amazing views.

SHENENDOAH

WHERE TO PLAY:

Shenendoah Golf Course at Turning Stone Resort in Verona, NY, is a PGA-level, 18-hole course designed by Rick Smith. Offering a mix of parkland and links-style play, it’s known for its top-tier conditions and scenic layout.

WHERE TO EAT:

Wildflowers is one of Central New York’s finest dining experiences. Their menu features locally sourced ingredients that highlight the innovation and flavor of their talented chefs. It is one of the 20 restaurants you can taste and experience at the highly awarded Turning Stone Resort Casino.

WHERE TO STAY:

The Lodge at Turning Stone is inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie Style architecture. The Lodge features a beautifully remodeled interior that blends with stunning views of the Great Lawn and rolling hills.

As you plan your next golf adventure, consider the courses that match your style, the destinations that inspire you, and the memories waiting to be made on the fairway. No matter where you tee off, the perfect golf experience is always within reach. Let us take you there.

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