BUILT IN DALTON, GEORGIA

The golf guide
I wanted.

No country-club posturing. No pretending every course is a hidden gem. Just useful answers for the next round.

HEY, I’M CASEY

I got tired of guessing where to play next.

I’m a recreational golfer from North Georgia. The Next Tee Box started with a normal frustration: course websites, booking pages and reviews rarely answer the same practical questions in one place.

So I’m building the golf platform I wanted. We’re starting close to home—roughly 75 miles from Dalton—where I can research the courses, talk to golfers, build relationships and eventually go shoot our own photos instead of pretending a generic fairway is every course in America.

The long game is bigger: trip planning, event pages, amateur tournaments and tools for courses. The content follows the same rule: useful, opinionated golf talk for normal golfers—not tour pros or anybody whose paycheck depends on a six-foot putt. But the first job is simple. Help somebody answer, “Where should we play next?”

Use the course finder
01

Start local

Know one market well before pretending to know every course in the country.

02

Tell the useful truth

The rate, the tradeoff, the vibe and the thing you should call about.

03

Earn the next layer

Discovery first. Trips, events and course services only when golfers prove they want them.

THE PLATFORM, IN ORDER

One brand.
A lot of golf ahead.

  1. LIVE NOWCourse discovery + course files

    The course book now reaches from the local CORE to Worth the Drive and Stay & Play.

  2. NEXT LAYERSContent + trip planning

    Course stories, trips, gear, value and better ways to build the weekend.

  3. LONG GAMEGolf events + course services

    The Ryder Cup trip page, minus a group spreadsheet from 2017.