Streamsong in FL.

The southeast is a very large geographic area. Anything from Pinehurst to TPC Sawgrass, including Myrtle Beach, is an option. There are also some terrific courses with lodging along the Robert T. Jones Golf Trail in Alabama and in Gulf Shores, AL. Further north, there are lots of very good courses int he Williamsburg, VA area and a wide variety of lodging options, as well.

If you could be more specific as to where you'd like to be, I think TeamTitleist will be able to give you some more specific suggestions.

Pinehurst is total southern comfort, very friendly down home folks in colonial style hotel with many course options, including a fun/social par three course (The Cradle). Must play #4 and #2. Kiawah Island Resort near Charleston offers five courses including the Ocean Course, home of the 1991 Ryder Cup, 2012 PGA Championships, upcoming 2021 PGA Championships. One of the toughest treks in the US and their Sanctuary hotel is a five star hotel. The TPC @ Sawgrass which has a great hotel and two awesome courses, one of which is the Player's course. Myrtle Beach is the number one golf destination in the US, which means depending on the time of the year, traffic, traffic, traffic, but awesome local seafood. You have your pick of any price level and type of course. I would recommend the going online and checking it out. The TPC is good course as is the Barefoot Resort. Taking nothing away from those wonderful courses up the road in MB, and I have played many of the them public and private, I would go the Pinehurst, Kiawah, or Sawgrass for the ultimate experience, unless you have a contact that can get you on one of the "private courses" and stay in a nice hotel on the ocean. Welcome to the lowcountry and you all come on down......

Don’t forget about St Simon Island in Ga. or Hilton head.