For the guy who got stuck organizing it

Plan the golf trip. Skip the group-chat chaos.

Pick dates, set the budget, collect deposits, build fair pairings and run the competition, for 4 golfers or 100. Free tools and honest destination guides.

How to plan a golf trip Free planning tools

Where are you in the planning?

Step 1

Lock dates, headcount and budget

The order that keeps a trip from dying in the group chat.

Step 2

Pick a destination

Where to go, when to go, and where to fly into.

Step 3

Collect the money

Track who has paid so you aren't fronting $8,000 on your card.

Step 4

Run the competition

Ryder Cup formats, side games and pairings for any group size.

Plan by group size

A foursome and a 40-man outing are completely different trips. Start with yours.

4 golfers

One tee time. Max flexibility.

8 golfers

The sweet spot: two carts, one house.

12 golfers

Three foursomes, 6 v 6 Ryder Cup.

16 golfers

Four foursomes, real tournament.

20–100 golfers

Shotguns, room blocks and a committee.

Destination guides

Bucket-list resort

Planning a golf trip to Pinehurst

The "Cradle of American Golf." A U.S. Open venue plus the best density of quality golf in the Sandhills.

Classic buddies trip

Planning a golf trip to Myrtle Beach

The default big-group golf trip in America. Dozens of courses, condo packages and a deep bench of package operators.

Drive-to resort + casino

Planning a golf trip to Turning Stone

Three championship public courses, including a former PGA Tour venue, plus a casino and resort under one roof.

Luxury resort

Planning a golf trip to Nemacolin

Two Pete Dye designs in the Laurel Highlands. Golf is for resort guests and members, so the stay comes first.