From Donald Ross and Bobby Weed designs to legendary local cheesesteak rivalries, this weekend itinerary highlights the premier public golf and dining scene in Philadelphia.
Tee off like a president with a 48-hour tour of four premier public-access golf courses around Washington, D.C., and paired with iconic local eats.
Beer, brats and, yes, big-name courses are on the menu for a quick trip to the upper Midwest.
The City, as locals refer to it, has no shortage of quality plays — not to mention dining options — but if you’re looking for a quick-in, quick-out weekend, here are some hearty recommendations.
The Windy City does not get its proper due when it comes to golf. But blow into Chicagoland for a weekend and there are plenty of quality courses to be played.
The state capital has become the nation’s 12th largest city, but clutches its deep roots. And that’s a good reason to stay and play — as well as eat and listen — what the “weird” city has to offer.
There are 73 public courses in a 15-mile radius, so where to play? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered — especially if your main priority is to play as much as you can in a quick weekend trip. We’ve even got some food and drink tips.
Long known for being one of the Midwest’s entertainment hot spots that offers a little bit of everything for everyone, the Ozarks destination has emerged as the golf equivalent.
Known for being a destination where value plays are abundant, South Carolina’s Grand Strand holds its own with the high-end big boys.
