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5 Golf Trips You Need to Take in 2026

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Saguaro Point combines 12 tee boxes, three practice greens, and lodging for about 16 golfers.

1. The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity presents five golf trips to consider for 2026. 2. The hosts, including Mike, describe destinations they personally visited in 2025 and explain practical lodging, food, and golf details. 3. The episode asks where golfers should travel next by comparing expensive bucket-list resorts, affordable group trips, and overlooked destinations. 4. Saguaro Point in Scottsdale, Arizona, is presented as the number-one golf Airbnb in the country. 5. Saguaro Point includes three practice greens, real bunkers, about 12 tee boxes, golf carts, and an 18-hole property routing. 6. The Scottsdale house sleeps about 16 people and includes a simulator room, pool table, bar, and illuminated putting green. 7. Sand Valley includes Sand Valley, Mammoth Dunes, The Lido, Sedge Valley, and The Sandbox on one property. 8. Mammoth Dunes produced one host's personal-best round, while The Lido requires caddies because of blind shots. 9. Sand Valley offers Bill's Barbecue, dollar tacos near Craig's Porch, grab-and-go food, cottages, suites, and hotel-style rooms. 10. Tobacco Road's Stewart Cabin is the course's only lodging and gives guests keys to the front gate after closing. 11. The Stewart Cabin sleeps four, provides two bathrooms, a kitchen, two golf carts, and floodlights for nighttime play. 12. Mike Strantz stayed in the Stewart Cabin while building Tobacco Road, giving the lodging architectural significance for some golfers. 13. The Outer Banks of North Carolina offered 80-degree October weather, uncrowded restaurants, and rounds generally priced between $100 and $150 with carts. 14. Kilmarlic's golf cottages sleep six people for about $375 per night and include a shared illuminated putting green. 15. The Outer Banks itinerary included Kilmarlic, The Point, and Nags Head, with different tree-lined, open, and coastal-style layouts. 16. The Jersey Shore and Atlantic City area combined beaches, casinos, restaurants, and public courses such as Shore Gate and Ballamor. 17. Pomona provided a $35 cart-inclusive nine-hole round, no dress code, and a central bar and restaurant called the 10th Hole. 18. The hosts frame Pomona's possible future lighting as an example of the nine-hole, restaurant-centered golf experiences they expect to grow. 19. Golf travelers comparing resorts, group trips, and hidden courses. 20. Listeners seeking technical instruction or tournament analysis.

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