Golf Holidays in Florida

Our guide to the best golf courses in Florida

Whether you are a seasoned golfer or just starting, Florida offers some of the best golf resorts in the country. With temperatures mild all year round and an abundance of lush green golf courses, you can’t go wrong choosing to spend your vacation hitting the links in The Sunshine State. Here are some of our favourite golf resorts in Florida – each perfect for enjoying a relaxing golf getaway

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Golf Breaks in Florida

Golf in Florida offers over 1,250 golf courses to choose from. Florida is the state with the most golf courses in America. As a result, golf breaks to Florida are very popular with clients. With its year-round tropical climate and lush fairways, it’s easy to understand why. Experience the “Bear Trap” at PGA National, the Island Green at Sawgrass Marriott Resort, or the stunning Innisbrook Resort; they are sure to provide memories for years to come.

Where are the best regions to play golf in Florida

Golf trips to Florida from the UK offers some of the best beaches in the country, world-famous theme parks and impressive shopping.  Your group can combine these fantastic activities with bucket list golf on some of the most prestigious USPGA Tour venues on tour.

Here at Eagle, we cover the critical regions for Golf to Florida:

 Orlando

 Jacksonville

 Miami

 Daytona Beach

 West Palm Beach

 Tampa

 Naples

Experience the best in a Florida golf holidays

The perfect destination for golf-lovers, Florida is host to some of the world's most beautiful courses. It is from sunny Orlando with lush citrus groves and famous theme parks, such as Disneyworld or Universal Studios Tours. Down to the south in the Tampa Bay area at The Innisbrook Resort, one of only two resorts on an island synonymous with Tiger Woods. Across from the nightlife of Miami Beach, Palm Beach, which has plenty of golfing options.

If you're looking to play some of the best golf courses in Florida, look no further than these four resorts. Their layouts are designed by PGA Tour professionals and offer everything a guest could want from an enjoyable stay on their holiday - beautiful landscape surroundings peeking out between palms swaying lazily overhead or crystal blue waters lapping at shorelines; exciting challenges like sand hazards that require careful shots into greens defined only inches away!

Where Can I Play on a Florida Golf Trip?

The USPGA holds five tournaments each year in Florida, called "The Florida Swing".  It does not come much better than the Sunshine State for a golf break. The choice of first-class championship golf courses is astounding, including the TPC Sawgrass, PGA National and the Blue Monster. Please take a look at our hand-selected expert guide to the best golf courses in Florida.  You can certainly tick off a few bucket list golf courses in one stay. Florida provides good year-round golf, particularly suitable for winter golf with the sun on your back. All of our holidays in Florida prices are flight-inclusive.

There are 825 miles of beautiful white beaches to explore, where you can kick back and relax. There's also Walt Disney World, shopping, restaurants and a vibrant entertainment scene making the sunshine state a perfect luxury getaway. Flights to Florida are operated by the most significant airlines; British Airways and Virgin Atlantic are the preferred choices with a two-piece luggage allowance in operation, allowing you to take your luggage and golf clubs too! Be sure to take a look at our Florida golf packages below.

When is The Best Time to Take a Golf Break to Florida?

In low season green fees for a reasonable course start from around $40, including buggies. In the peak season of January, February, March, and April, the green fees rise considerably. You can expect to pay between $80-$160 for a top course during those periods. We believe some of the best value golf in Florida is in the state's Daytona Beach/Palm Coast area.