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Introducing 15 for 15: Traveling Golfer’s 15th Anniversary Series

Fifteen years on the road, hunting down the best golf has to offer — and we’re celebrating with a series built to match. Starting this fall, Traveling Golfer is rolling out “15 for 15,” a recurring countdown format spotlighting the 15 best courses, destinations, bars, pros, gear picks, and everything in between. New content drops on a rolling basis all season, each one a fresh angle on the game we’ve spent a decade and a half chasing across the country.

It’s our love letter to 15 years of fairways, flights, and everything in between — and just the beginning of where the Road Trip goes next. Stay tuned as new installments post throughout the fall.

 

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Could This Yuengling Brewery Tampa Show be a Future 15 for 15?

A Brewery, a Ballpark, and Two Great Golf Courses   Dick Yuengling's love of baseball is what led him to Tampa in the first place — a fantasy camp trip that turned into buying an old brewery just up the road. Now the Yuengling Tampa Campus is part brewery, part...

15 Years on the Road, One New Way to Tell It — Introducing Traveling Golfer 15 for 15

Fifteen years ago, Traveling Golfer set out with a simple idea: take readers, then listener, then viewers to the courses, the destinations, and the people that make golf travel worth talking about. What started as a single article has grown into something bigger than...

Newport Bay, Lighthouse Sound, Eagles Landing: A Three-Course Weekend in OCMD

There's a moment every visitor to Ocean City, Maryland knows: you cross the bridge, the salt air hits, and something in your shoulders lets go. That's exactly where the newest episode of Traveling Golfer picks up — host Real John Daly, joined by ULD Long Drive...

Golf Tourism Is Set to Double by 2034 — Here’s Why

A new market forecast published this week puts a long-range number on golf travel's growth trajectory, and it's a big one: the global golf tourism market, valued at $27.98 billion in 2025, is projected to grow from $30.55 billion in 2026 to $61.8 billion by 2034 — a...

The Golfer Brands Are Chasing Isn’t Who You Think

If you're picturing the highest-value golf consumer as a 55-year-old with a country club membership, new data says it's time to update the picture. A report published this week lays out just how far the industry's spending power has shifted toward its youngest adult...

Life on the Trail: River’s Edge, The Pearl, and Meadowlands Anchor the North End of the Myrtle Beach Golf Trail

  On the northern end of the Myrtle Beach Golf Trail, the views are wild, the golf is bold, and most stories start with a lost ball. In the latest episode of Traveling Golfer, Real John Daly heads north of the Grand Strand proper — into Calabash and Chilote,...

Where the Nation Was Born and Saved: Traveling Golfer’s America 250 Road Trip Through Philadelphia and Valley Forge

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Today’s Golf Traveler Wants Dinner Reservations as Much as Tee Times

The golf trip is changing shape. A new study out this week from 18Players, conducted jointly with the International Golf Travel Market (IGTM), confirms something a lot of destinations have been feeling anecdotally for a while: the course is still the reason for the...

The Golf Travel Market Just Got a Number — and It’s Bigger Than You Think

Every so often an industry gets a data point that turns a vibe into a fact. This week it was Mordor Intelligence, whose new global golf tourism market report puts a hard number on something Traveling Golfer has been covering anecdotally for years: this is a real,...

Golf Travel Isn’t Slowing Down — It’s Getting Younger

For years, the conventional wisdom around golf travel was easy to sketch: a 55-and-older guy, retired or close to it, with the time and disposable income to fly south for a buddies' trip or drive up to a bucket-list resort. Plenty of forecasts assumed that as that...