Golf Holidays in Florida

Our Guide to Playing Golf in Florida

Where Can I Play Golf in Florida?

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 perfect luxury getaway. Flights to Florida are operated by most significant airlines; British Airways and Virgin Atlantic are the preferred choices with a two-piece luggage allowance in operation, giving you the opportunity 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 Daytona Beach/Palm Coast areas of the State.