Built by golfers who got tired of guessing.

Every spring we'd spend weeks planning the same trip — 14 browser tabs, three group chats, a spreadsheet that no one read, and a final itinerary that still missed something. Generic travel sites don't understand golf. Resort sites don't understand groups. And the "concierge" services charge premium fees to send back the same three properties.

So we built the tool we wanted: a planner that knows the difference between Bandon and Bandon Trails, that paces tee times around your flight, and that won't put a +2 handicap on a beginner-friendly resort course.

Golf trips should be the highlight of the year, not a project management exercise. Our job is to compress weeks of research into minutes, surface destinations you'd never have found on your own, and hand you an itinerary your whole group can actually agree on.

We're independent. We don't take placement fees to push specific resorts to the top of the page. If we recommend a course, it's because it earned its spot.

Tell us your budget, dates, group size, skill level, and the vibe you're after — buddies trip, couples, bachelor, luxury, casual. TeeTrip scores a hand-curated library of U.S. golf destinations against those answers using clear, consistent rules — season, budget, travel distance, golf quality and trip style — and shows you why each match made the list. Then it helps you build the trip: which courses to play and in what order, where to stay, and a per-golfer cost estimate.

Prices and drive times are reviewed estimates, not live rates — always confirm when you book. You can adjust anything, save the trip, and share a link with your group. No spreadsheets.

No course or resort lands in our library by accident. Each destination is vetted on course quality, lodging, value, accessibility, and the things that actually make or break a trip — practice facilities, walkability, food, and how the resort treats groups.

We update the library continuously based on player feedback and on-the-ground reporting. If something slips, we hear about it from our community and act on it.