The TOP 100 list represents premier golfing establishments in 34 different states.  Unfortunately, not all of the courses are located near major airport cities.  It's usually a flight and a 200-mile rental car trip, because places like Blaine, Washington or Karsten Creek, Oklahoma can best be described as the "middle of nowhere."  

     This means it is awfully hard to justify an annual Golfest trip to the venue, especially if there is only one or two rated courses in the region.
       
     That is why many members of Golfest Online schedule "fly by's."  These are normally tied to a business event, the back end of a family trip, or just as cheesy way to use some soon to be expiring airline miles on what would have turned out to be an unproductive weekend.

     No matter what the reasoning, the basic concept is an event where we fly in, golf as much as we possibly can, and fly out at the first opportunity.  No sightseeing, no tourist activities, just enough golf to scratch off a few more courses from our list.



TRI-STATE FLY-BY 2007 - Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland
Golden Horseshow Golf Course, The Tradition at Royal New Kent, The Golf Course at Glen Mills, & Bulle Rock.

PEBBLE BEACH FLY-BY 2009 - Pebble Beach Golf Resort, California
Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill Golf Course, & The Links at Spanish Bay