Plan your next family golf trip at these top spots

A family-friendly golf itinerary highlights five destinations that combine major-course heritage with on-site amenities. St. Andrews in Scotland, described as the “home of golf,” offers access to the Old Course and six other links managed by St. Andrews Links; the Rusacks St. Andrews hotel opened in 1887 and supports tee times and club delivery via Shipsticks, plus complimentary golf storage. The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds in Lake Oconee, Georgia, is framed as a near–Augusta National option, featuring five championship courses designed by Rees Jones, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Fazio and Bob Cupp, along with resort activities for multiple generations. The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa in Hot Springs, Virginia, has two championship courses, including an Old Course completed in 1892 and known for the oldest continuously used tee in America, plus a two-acre water park and mineral hot springs. Big Cedar Lodge in Ridgedale, Missouri, is also included.