How the trail works
Like the Maine Beer Trail, but for golf: one passport and a lot of courses, from the coast to the County.
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Check in
Tell the pro shop you're on the trail and enter the day's code or scan the QR at the counter. It takes seconds.
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Collect stamps
Every new course adds a stamp to your passport. Regional loops give you a reason to play somewhere new.
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Earn rewards
Participating courses offer a perk on your first visit, and finishing a loop earns trail swag.
No passport to buy and no discount card. You pay for your round like always, and the trail rewards you for playing around.
Maine has 128 golf facilities, most open to the public and many of them nine-hole family courses. The trail is a way to find them.
The season is short, so we're working on a winter season at indoor simulators to keep your passport going until spring.
Run a course? Want to sponsor?
We're talking with Maine courses and businesses about the 2027 season now. Join the list as a course or a Maine business and we'll be in touch.
Get in touchOr email us at info@fairwaytrail.golf