PGA and European Tour Destinations
European Tour and PGA Tour Destinations Where2Golf.com is happy to bring not just the latest news and leaderboards from top golf tournaments and tours around the world, but also useful information on European Tour and PGA Tour destinations for the benefit of attendees. If you're in the midst of planning your golf tour vacation, which also includes watching the world's top pros compete for prestigious trophies and top rankings, our data bites can help you narrow down and refine your holiday itinerary. You may have obviously done your research – we want to help you with extra information that enables you to make the most of your time and plan how to get around more efficiently. You can also read up about our recommended golf courses on their main page and visit the club's website. Of course, there is the option to book your room(s) at a stay and play golf resort if you don't have accommodation figured out just as yet. Perhaps the most exciting bit is the opportunity to play at the championship course before or after the tournament. Test the greens to assess what the pros may have to or had to contend with.
Our short posts on each golf tournament offers the following information:
* The best golf courses located closest to the city/town hosting the event. * Some not-to-be-missed cities or attractions in and around the region. Learn about less hyped but incredibly beautiful destinations, places off the beaten track and the best times to visit popular tourist spots. * A map of all the best rated golf courses on our list located in the country you're visiting. With the visual information, you can also estimate distances between various cities as well as golf courses.
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Courses:Carnoustie Links: the 147th Open Championship returns to this iconic British links where Armour, Cotton, Hogan, Player, Watson, Lawrie and Harrington have lifted the Claret Jug. (July 19-22). Chicago GC: a stellar field gathers at Chicago Golf Club for the inaugural U.S. Senior Women’s Open, to become the most prestigious event in senior women’s golf. (July 12-15). The Senior Open: Bernard Langer defends his British Senior Open crown at the Old Course, St Andrews (July 26-29). Canadian Open: a mere 114 years old, the Canadian Open championship heads back to Glen Abbey GC near Toronto for the 30th time. (July 12-15).
Peter Thomson: the golfing world mourns the loss of this five-time major championship winner, and one of the modern game’s greatest legends. Brooks Koepka: records his second straight win in the U.S. Open, and his second major championship title to date. |
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