Players Are Racing To Daytona Beach's Three Hottest Golf Packages By Brian Weis

Players Are Racing To Daytona Beach's Three Hottest Golf Packages

By Brian Weis

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Daytona Beach's combination of oceanfront beauty and memorable courses has spurred the area's emergence as one Florida's fastest rising golf destinations.

As players begin to ramp up planning for their fall and winter golf trips, three of Daytona Beach's most popular packages are driving a surge in demand. Group leaders in search of an experience that delivers good times on and off the course are flocking to the "World Most Famous Beach," and here are the packages at the heart of the area's popularity.

The "Going International" offer, a two-night, two-round deal featuring golf on the acclaimed Jones and Hills courses at LPGA International and accommodations at Holiday Inn LPGA, is perfect for a quick weekend getaway. The package starts at just $278, driving is at a minimum, and you get to play the area's two most popular layouts. The Hills and Jones courses have tested the world's best female players and they provide a memorable challenge for traveling golfe

A four-night, three-round deal that includes lodging at The Shores Resort & Spa is one of Daytona Beach's best. Golfers get the opportunity to play the recently renovated Halifax Plantation Club, the Hills Course at LPGA, and Spruce Creek Country Club, the centerpiece amenity in America's largest private fly-in community. The Shores is one of the area's premier accommodations properties, offering coastal-chic luxury in a casual environment that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. The package starts at just $438.

If staying in the heart of town at the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort sounds attractive, one of the area's most popular hotels offers a three-night, three-round package that golfers love. In addition to the luxury and convenience of the Hilton, players can play Cypress Head, a popular Arthur Hills design, Halifax and Palm Harbor Golf Club as part of a deal that starts at just $376.

With an average high temperature of 71 degrees in December and 69 in January, Daytona Beach is an idyllic fall and winter golf destination. The area is home to nearly 20 courses and an array of restaurants and nightlife that guarantee a good time long after the final putt drops.

For information on all of Daytona Beach's golf offerings, visit DaytonaBeach.Golf.

Revised: 08/25/2022 - Article Viewed 837 Times

About: Brian Weis

Brian Weis is the Publisher of GolfTrips.com, a network of golf travel and directory sites including GolfWisconsin.com, GolfMichigan.com, ArizonaGolfer.com, GolfAlabama.com, etc. Professionally, Brian is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America (GWAA), International Network of Golf (ING), Golf Travel Writers of America (GTWA), International Golf Travel Writers Association (IGTWA) and The Society of Hickory Golfers (SoHG). In 2016, Brian won The Shaheen Cup, an award given to a golf travel writer by his peers.

All of his life, Brian has been around the game of golf. As a youngster, Brian competed at all levels in junior and high school golf. Brian had a zero chance for a college golf scholarship, so he worked on the grounds crew at West Bend Country Club to pay for his University of Wisconsin education. In his adult years, his passion for the game collided with his entrepreneurial spirit and in 2004 launched GolfWisconsin.com. In 2007, the idea for a network of local golf directory sites formed and GolfTrips.com was born. Today, the network consists of a site in all 50 states supported by national sites like GolfTrips.com, GolfGuide.com and GolfPackages.com. It is an understatement to say, Brian is passionate about promoting golf and golf travel on a local, regional, national and international level.

On the golf course, Brian is known as a fierce weekend warrior that fluctuates between a 5-9 handicap. With a soft fade, known as "The Weis Slice", and booming 300+ drives, he can blast it out of bounds with the best of them.