Midwest U.S.

If the Ryder Cup is one of your favourite events on the golfing calendar, then why not head to Wisconsin for your own round at Whistling Straits, host of the 2021 team game. Erin Hills is also another awesome venue in Wisconsin and is a classic links style course also to have hosted the US Open. 

The Midwest is also home to Tiger Woods' brand new creation Payne's Valley, at Big Cedar lodge in Missouri. The course designed by the 82 time PGA Tour winner, is a great addition to the already great golf destination and will no-doubt become one of the most talked-about courses for years to come. 

Kohler's four championship golf courses, designed by the legendary Hall of Fame architect Pete Dye, are all ranked among the best in the United States by leading golf publications, and The American Club is the only resort with four courses ranked in America’s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses for 2011/2012 by Golf Digest.

Whistling Straits is the Future Home of 2015 PGA Championship and 2020 Ryder Cup.

Since its inception in 2006 Erin Hills has garnered considerable praise and the quality of the design has been highlighted by the fact that it has already held tournaments such as USGA Women's Amateur Public Links Championship in 2008, the USGA Amateur Championship in 2011 and the U.S. Open in 2017.

Erin Hills is a top class golf course, ready to challenge even the finest players in the world.

If your idea of a vacation is filled with incredible views, Championship golf and a resort that oozes charm and character, head to the Ozark Mountains of Missouri. Big Cedar Lodge offers 5 on-site courses including Tiger Woods' Payne’s Valley, Mountain Top by Gary Player, Top of the Rock by Jack Nicklaus as well as Ozarks National and Buffalo Ridge Springs.

If you are vacation planning, this is one luxury wilderness resort that ticks all the boxes with off-course activities too.