Five gorgeous mountain courses you can play
In addition to quality golf, these courses offer awe-inspiring views in the midst of nature.
Chris Lewis
April 9, 2026
In addition to quality golf, these courses offer awe-inspiring views in the midst of nature.
From the “Bear Trap” to the “Snake Pit,” the Salamander Collection prides itself on making championship golf approachable for all.
Bone Valley is the newly named 18-hole course at the Florida resort destination. The origin of David McLay Kidd’s new design derives from the property’s prehistoric history.
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.
River Ranch Golf Resort, located along the Snake River in Washington, is expected to be one of the next jaw-dropping golf destination sites and will feature a David McLay Kidd design. It’s scheduled to open in August 2027.
With a dramatic terrain showcasing mountainous panoramas, McLemore Resort’s latest course is literally above the rest.
What made Myrtle Beach a golf destination decades ago still holds true, but now the Grand Strand is looking to bring more than just golfers to the region.
“X” marks the spot to buried treasure, and it will lead you to Dunedin Golf Club, where a $6.3 million restoration uncovered and revived a 1927 Donald Ross design.
Located equidistant between Savannah and Jacksonville, the greater Brunswick destination offers a mixture of golfing options that, along with some local ‘cue, is sure to fill a golfer’s want.