Useful Golf Travel Tips

How Much Will The Trip Cost
Throughout the U.S. and around the world you'll find golf destinations and restaurant with golf courses which offer 'stay & play' golf packages. And, in increasing numbers, normal resorts are cooperating with area courses to offer economical 'stay & play' packages also. Golf packages could save you money with less costly rates for 'a room plus greens fees' than you would pay if you acquired these services separately. But some packages feature special terms such as particular arrival/departure dates, quoted rates may be per person or for two or more, etc., so check the details carefully.
Who Will Join Your Group
Will your group be golfers only, golfers and non-golfers, family, or are you a 'single' golfer? And what about skill levels? Where you go, where you stay, and where you play can make a big distinction as to if your trip is a 'hole-in-one' or a 'bogey'.
What Type of Travel
Regardless of what kind of vacation you and your companion(s) want to take, whether it's to a bustling city, rustic mountain area, busy beach resort, a town steeped in colonial history, a quiet countryside or a combination of these, there are numerous terrific golf resorts available and in all price ranges. If you'll be accompanied by non-golfers, you'll need to make certain there are things for them to do when you're on the course.
Getting Information On Destinations of Interest
You can start your search right here! Check out the 'stay & play' golf packages available through the travel businesses in this part. Check out the courses available - are they right for your game? Do you require other activities? Many resorts are solely golf-oriented, and couldn't help the non-golfers in your party if they were the Queen and her Royal Consort. And compare costs and offerings. Together with internet, information is available through state and area golf associations, Chambers of Commerce, Convention Bureaus, printed and web travel tips and travel agencies. You may also do well to check out the business or property itself with the state's consumer protection agency and/or Better Business Bureau.