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With more than 20 courses, there is plenty of golf to be played on a trip to Daytona Beach, but the fun doesn’t end when the final putt drops.

Daytona Beach’s central location on Florida’s Atlantic coast makes it the perfect spot to stay and play.

Daytona Beach is a renowned spectator sport destination given the millions who visit each year to see events like the Rolex 24 at Daytona, the Daytona 500 and Coke Zero 400.

Daytona Beach is truly eclectic. It has a fantastic 23-mile long Atlantic coastline that draws water lovers’ from around the globe to surf, kayak, fish and paddle board or enjoy time going by slowly. 

LPGA International is Daytona Beach’s most acclaimed facility, having hosted numerous LPGA, Symetra Tour and collegiate national championship events. 

From the moment you pass the “Last Bridge to Mainland” sign while hugging the Atlantic coastline to Ponce Inlet you know you’re in for a remote escape.

On a list of Daytona Beach golf courses people always remember, Spruce Creek Country Club ranks somewhere near the top. 

Daytona Beach is full of outstanding courses, and Halifax Plantation Golf Club is among the best.

An 18-hole, full service club, Halifax is also home to tennis courts, a swimming pool, a fitness center and trails for biking, but it’s the Bill Amick-designed layout that attracts golfers from across the country.

Playing through centuries-old oak