 | Kapalua Resort ~ The Bay Course
Kapalua, Maui, Hawaii | The forerunner of Kapalua's two championship golf courses |  Details |  Starting Times |
 | Kapalua Resort ~ The Plantation Course
Kapalua, Maui, Hawaii | Site of the PGA TOUR Mercedes-Benz Championships | Details | Starting Times |
 | Kiawah Island ~ Cougar Point
Kiawah Island, South Carolina | A great par-72 course designed to championship standards that will challenge every player | Details | Starting Times |
 | Kiawah Island ~ Oak Point
Johns Island, South Carolina | A Scottish-American style par-72 course, challenging to both novice and experienced golfer | Details | Starting Times |
 | Kiawah Island ~ Osprey Point
Kiawah Island, South Carolina | Offers water views from every hole, and its grand clubhouse encompasses over 14,000 square feet of pro shop | Details | Starting Times |
 | Kiawah Island ~ The Ocean Course
Kiawah Island, South Carolina | Host Site - 1991 Ryder Cup Matches, 2007 Senior PGA Championship, 2012 PGA Championship | Details | Starting Times |
 | Kiawah Island ~ Turtle Point
Kiawah Island, South Carolina | Host to many tournaments including the 1990 PGA Cup Matches, Turtle Point features three spectacular oceanfront holes | Details | Starting Times |
 | King & Bear Golf Club
St. Augustine, Florida | The King and Bear at the World Golf Village in between Jacksonville and St Augustine, Florida, is the only course collaboration between golf’s greatest legends Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. These great rivals have united to create a challenging layout with sweeping par 5’s lined with crushed coquina stone and signature par 3’s. | Details | Starting Times |
 | Slammer & Squire Golf Club
St. Augustine, Florida | The Slammer & Squire at the World Golf Village in between Jacksonville and St Augustine, Florida, was designed by Bobby Weed with player consultants Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen. Your round will meander through old pine forests, hardwoods and protected wetlands, with scenic views of the World Golf Hall of Fame. | Details | Starting Times |