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Daytona Beach is a national destination, attracting vacationers from across the country to attend NASCAR races and take a drive on the area’s famed beaches. What people are less familiar with is Daytona Beach’s rich golf history. 

One trait all outstanding golf destinations have in common is a diversity of course offerings, and Daytona Beach is no different. The area features Donald Ross designs, layouts that have hosted LPGA tournaments, and a course that is home to America’s longest running mini-tour event. 

From Donald Ross to LPGA International, Daytona Beach Has Something For All Golfers

While much of the nation battled a harsh winter and a late arriving spring, Daytona Beach, one of golf’s emerging destinations, has enjoyed idyllic spring weather, providing players with pristine conditions and good times on and off the course. 

With the DAYTONA 500 less than two weeks away, the eyes of the sports world will be turning to Central Florida, but for golfers, the end of the Great American Race is the just the beginning of the good times.

Don't say goodbye to warm weather just yet. Shake off your seasonal blues and head to one of Florida's most distinctive destinations.

When the calendar flips from summer to fall, people in many places prepare to haul out the cold-weather clothing. But in Daytona Beach, it's flip-flops and bathing suits as usual.

This review is about one of my most favorite experiences ever, and I am really excited to tell you about it!

In a world where many feel technology is minimizing the importance of personal interaction, Riviera Country Club is a throw-back to a time when relationships ruled the day. 

Golf is, and always has been, an obsession, delight, scourge, and joy to area visitors.

There is often a stigma attached to municipal courses, but golfers are well served to dispense with any preconceived notions before arriving at Cypress Head Golf Club.