Best golf trip for $1200

Hey Guys,

I got my stimulus check this morning and obviously my mind went straight to golf. As I literally dont need any golf equipment, I was thinking about golf trips. Once all of this is over, what do you think the best buddies trip you could go on for around $1200??

No idea where you are from - but the special run down at Kiawah starting in Nov is pretty awesome. Plus you can pair with Sea Island too. I had my Feb trip cancelled and had both included.

Other ideas: Myrtle is easy to have a good trip for that price. There was also a pretty good deal at the Greenbriar that you could pair with some other courses in the area. Phoenix area later in the year after overseed or right before..

biggest factor is going to be where youre at cause of flight costs, that kiawah deal is killer though, hoping to take advantage next year

$1200 will go a long way right now!......

Played TPC Myrtle today for 50 Grande Dunes yesterday for 52 and Kings North for 45 on Monday

Anyone have a link with info on the kiawah deal?

Keep an eye here - Kiawah's Golf or Gourmet Escape | Kiawah Island Golf ResortIt has been $300 for a one bedroom villa for one night and two rounds of golf or two gourmet meals, or a combo. Up charge to stay in the fancy hotel on the island.

Ocean course is included and you can play it for both rounds if you want. Add caddie fees for Ocean course. The other four resort courses are very good as well.

Ron

I Pinehurst had a great off season deal.

Their current deal isn't so terrible, either.https://www.pinehurst.com/offers/

For a change of pace how about the Robert Trent Jones golf trail? There are 26 courses and a chance to see the state. While timing can be critical for avoiding some heat and humidity it certainly would be a good option in the fall.

Done all but Kiawah, had it planned and canceled sadly. All excellent suggestions. . MB would be by far be the best bang for the buck.... PH has great golf courses but a bit higher price then MB. RTJ is good but I would do MB/PH over RTJ as we did the driving around thing and was not out taste. Got to see the area but prefer to stay at one central location.

If planning it in the next 30 days with everything pretty much closed beyond the golf courses I would try for 36 a day (replay could be really cheap). Pretty much drive through / take out and eating in the car / hotel room but could get in some KILLER rounds of golf cheap..!

St George is a pretty solid option. We fly in and out of Las Vegas, play Sand Hollow, Coral Canyon, Wolf Creek (truly an incredible course), can't remember the other courses I played but there are a few other good ones. There are some pretty cheap Air BnBs then spend the last night of the trip in Vegas and earn your $1,200 back. It's a pretty cheap golf course with some really incredible courses for the money.