Michigan got mentioned a lot in my last post, so now the question is where exactly? Northern Michigan and Traverse City came up, but there are a ton of good options around the state.
What area would you stay in and which courses would you try to play? For a period of 3-4 days.
Fall might be one of the best times for a golf trip in the US. Cooler weather, great course conditions, and some pretty amazing scenery depending on where you go.
Which US golf destinations are at their best in the fall?
September feels like a great month for a golf trip. Summer crowds start to ease up, the weather is still good in a lot of places and some courses are probably better to play than they are in peak summer.
What are your best September golf trip picks?
Bad weather is the obvious answer. Other than that, what's something that can turn a great-looking golf trip into a disappointing one?
The last 2 years, me and a group of guys have gone on trips to fairfield glades, Crossville, TN, and this year Pawleys Island, with Caledonia, True Blue, and Heritage club. Next year we want to go to Michigan, looking for recommendations, I try and get 3-4 rounds for an average around 100 bucks a round, and the last 2 years we've stayed in Airbnbs. I've heard great things about Belvedere, and Pilgrim's run that are both in our price range. But looking for more opinions and options.