Home to the American Bison and the “untamed spirit of the west,” Wyoming’s eastern high plains and prairies and western mountain ranges leave no room to wonder how it is the least populated state in the nation while being the tenth largest by land area. But this is no jab... read more →

The northern most state of the beautiful Pacific Northwest region of the country, Washington has all the trappings of a state primed for fantastic golf. Pine forests, lush grasses, and plenty of rain to keep everything green, you can bet your bottom dollar you will encounter some amazing tracks when... read more →

Outdoor adventure has nearly become synonymous with the state of Utah. Home to Zion National Park, the Great Salt Lake, an extension of the Rocky Mountain Range, the list goes on and on. The extensive range of elevation in Utah makes it most obvious to admire the brilliantly light and... read more →

Everything is bigger in Texas. With 26 million Texans making their home in the Lone Star State, it is the largest geographically speaking in the lower 48 and has the second most people, trailing only California. And despite rather harsh conditions—dry, arid land and hot, dusty summers—Texas is home to... read more →

Pennsylvania is a state rich in American history, home to the Liberty Bell and the signing of the Declaration of Independence; it is also a state rich in golf history, with Jack Nicklaus winning his first professional golf tournament at the 1962 U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, as well... read more →

Located in the Pacific Northwest with its tall, majestic trees and rugged terrain, Oregon is one of the most beautiful states in the country and is a veritable golfer’s paradise. The state boasts more than 200 golf courses and has a growing and thriving golfing culture. A good portion of... read more →

Located in the southwestern portion of the country, Oklahoma is more known for its Sooners football than it is for amazing golf courses. Nevertheless, of the state’s more than 200 courses, there are plenty that are worth mentioning as must play tracks. And while one of those courses is private... read more →

The Empire State of New York is a golfer’s haven with nearly 1,000 courses to choose from and some of the best known courses in the world. Whether you want to play in upstate New York, further to the west, or near the Big Apple and Long Island, you have... read more →

Located in the southwest region of the country and sharing a boarder with several other states and Mexico, New Mexico really is the Land of Enchantment. It has some of the most diverse, rugged terrain in the nation and is perfectly primed for some fantastic golf. The weather too is... read more →

New Jersey isn’t one of the biggest states in the country—in fact it’s one of the smallest. Yet this tiny mid Atlantic state packs some pretty serious punch, at least when it comes to golf. New Jersey is the home to close to 300 golf courses, at least one of... read more →

In terms of land area, Montana is a big state—one of the biggest in the country. And everything in this big state is big too. The sky is big, the mountains are big, the wide open spaces are big. And while this big state has only half a million people,... read more →

Located in the stunningly beautiful northwest region of the country, Idaho is home to some of the most breathtaking courses in America. The natural landscape of the region, with its mountainous terrain, hearty trees, and crystal blue lakes, lends itself to unparalleled golfing conditions. While geographically speaking Idaho is a... read more →

The beautiful state of Hawaii, located entirely outside of the contiguous 48 states of America, is made up of over 100 islands of various sizes and home to almost 1.5 million people. It is also a golf paradise well known to any golfer with half a heart beat. The state... read more →

Everything about Alaska is big. It is the biggest state (geographically) in the country and has the tallest mountain in North America. Denali, towers over the rest of the continent with a peak height of 20,308 ft. But the trees, glaciers, and even the feel of Alaska is big. This... read more →

Located on the eastern seaboard in the mid Atlantic region of the country, Delaware is one of the smallest of the 50 states of America. But it still has some wonderful golf courses that are open to the public. This tiny state boasts some great tracks designed and built by... read more →