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Golf lovers celebrate the sport in every season, but August is an especially noteworthy period — it’s National Golf Month! Do you have plans to partake in the action? 

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. 

Although Daytona Beach is known for its year-round sunshine and mild coastal climate, springtime is an especially gorgeous season to explore the area. Crisp mornings and low humidity throughout the day make this time of the year ideal for a golf getaway. So what are you waiting for? Gather some buddies and head to Daytona Beach to hit the links and then hit the beach. 

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.

Daytona Beach’s weather is gorgeous in the fall — not too hot or humid — and that makes for an ideal golf getaway. Golf Digest ranked Daytona Beach in the top 15 places to play in the nation — and with good reason.

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. 

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.