Welcome to the Premier Golf Travel Blog
Welcome to our highly entertaining and informative blog. At Premier Golf’s Travel Blog you’ll find fantastic travel tips, golf course reviews, suggested trip itineraries, destination and resort overviews, news items and much more. Directed and written by our well-traveled and experienced golf travel specialists, the Premier Golf Travel Blog features a user-friendly format designed so you can easily access insightful and valuable golf travel information. Safe travels and enjoy the read.
Tee Up Stateside: West Coast Great Golf And So Much More
Are you seeking the absolute perfect place for a golf road trip? Head to Oregon fellow golfers, wine lovers and adventure seekers. Whether you’re driving along the spectacular coastline, through dense, verdant forests or past the vineyards in the Willamette Valley near Portland, the panoramas are inspiring and the photo opportunities are plentiful. Top course designers like […]
18 Ways Resort Hotels Are Adapting to Covid-19
Hotels are doing everything possible to make sure guests feel safe during these uncertain times. They’ve put a strong emphasis on cleanliness, innovative sanitation procedures and reducing contact areas. Here are some of the changes you’ll see at resort hotels – and many other hotels – for that matter: 1. Contactless check-in and check-out. 2. Companies like Hilton […]
5 Great Reasons for a 2020 Golf Road Trip
You should take a golf road trip this year. Yes, we’re talking to you Mr. & Mrs. golf traveler seeking a golf adventure without flying. Here’s why you should pack up your car, SUV or RV with your clubs and luggage and hit the highways: 1. Driving Is Less of a Hassle Than Flying Domestic air travel is only […]
Tee Up Stateside: East Coast South – Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North & South Carolina
Are you in the mood for great drives on and off the course? One of the most popular golf travel trends this summer is to drive and play golf in the good ol’ U.S.A. You’ll experience a sense of adventure, play great highly ranked courses and probably find a few hidden gems along the way. By driving, you […]
Tee Up Stateside — Driving to Play By USA Golf Region
Driving the ball in the fairway is a great thing. So is driving your automobile short distances to play golf. As global travel is limited in these uncertain times, staying closer to home makes lots of sense now. Domestic air travel is only gradually progressing back to normalcy, so presently golf trips within driving distance are […]
The November Masters: Things To Know
Autumn at Augusta. It’s hard to believe, but the 2020 Masters will be played November 12-15. It has always been contested in April except for 1934 and 1939 when it was played in March. As CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz likes to say, “This will be one for the ages.” Here are some things to know for the […]
5 Amazing Ways Golfers Adapted to the Pandemic
1. Walking More and Social Distancing on the Course One of the first things you learn when starting to play golf is following the rules is not optional. Suffice it to say, it’s not surprising golfers have adapted to the new behaviors demanded during the pandemic. People are walking more or riding one person to a […]
Beauty and History Converge at Kiawah Island and Charleston
If you could magically create the ideal golf destination, you’d likely want a pristine island setting with courses designed by Nicklaus, Dye and Fazio, a post card beautiful beach, exceptional accommodations and easy access to an historic city brimming with sights, shopping and dining. Guess what, it already exists. It’s Kiawah Island Golf Resort and Charleston in […]
Bandon Dunes: Know Before You Go
If you love links style golf and you don’t have the time or inclination to travel to the British Isles, Bandon Dunes Resort on Oregon’s southern coast was seemingly created with you in mind. A wonderland of miles of undisturbed shoreline, massive sand dunes, coastal forest and open meadows, Bandon Dunes has four great 18-hole golf […]
Dream Big With These Great Bucket List Courses
What’s your golf travel fantasy dream? Is it teeing off on the first tee in front of the Royal and Ancient clubhouse at the Old Course and walking across the Swilcan Bridge in St Andrews? Playing amidst the colorful heather at Royal County Down? Walking the fairways of the Ailsa course where Nicklaus and Watson had their famous […]
