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Tee Off in the “Golfiest” State: Maine Celebrates Its Storied Fairways in 2026

Tee Off in the “Golfiest” State: Maine Celebrates Its Storied Fairways in 2026

22 February 2026 Press Release Tourism News

In 2026, Maine is celebrating its history and culture as an avid golf destination. With a distinction as the “golfiest” state in the Northeast and a new historical exhibition, Maine’s world-class golf courses and resorts are honored for their dedication to the sport from the mountains to the sea. In its recently published 2025 Golf Scorecard, the United States Golf Association (USGA) awarded Maine the title of “Golfiest” State in the Northeast. This recognition is testament to the passion of Maine golfers and the visitors who travel to Maine each year to experience some of the best courses in the country.

Access Madeira’s world-class golf courses with unique passport

Access Madeira’s world-class golf courses with unique passport

28 October 2024 Press Release Tourism News

The Madeira Golf Passport (MGP) is the result of a partnership between the Madeira Promotion Bureau and the three golf courses in Madeira islands: Santo da Serra Golf Club, Palheiro Golf, and Porto Santo Golf. Launched in 2016, its aim is to promote and establish the archipelago as a premier destination for golf enthusiasts.

THE CABOT COLLECTION  ADDS GOLF DU MEDOC RESORT IN BORDEAUX, FRANCE

THE CABOT COLLECTION ADDS GOLF DU MEDOC RESORT IN BORDEAUX, FRANCE

30 July 2024 Press Release Tourism News Organisations & Operators

The Cabot Collection, developer and operator of luxury resort and residential golf destinations, announces the portfolio addition of Golf Du Médoc Resort, a premier destination for golf and wine enthusiasts located in Bordeaux, France. The captivating property, now known as Cabot Bordeaux, is set across 400 acres of verdant landscape, tucked between rolling vineyards and picturesque French countryside. This marks a significant milestone for Cabot as it expands its international presence to include its first continental European location.