And the quartet are certainly making the most of it for the second time after their inaugural Spring Break trip last year.
Thomas, Fowler and Spieth all occupy spots in the top 10 of the world rankings while Kaufman has slipped to 167th.
The four have a two-month wait until the next major of the 2017 calendar - the US Open at Erin Hills, Wisconsin - where Dustin Johnson will hope to defend his title after being ruled out of the Masters just moments before his tee-off time.
But for the time being, they have ensured all the enjoyment is shared by all who follow them.
Or nearly everyone. It appears one unhappy viewer has a bone to pick with their trip to the Caribbean, feeling a little disheartened at not being invited.
Nine-time major winner and legend of the game Gary Player feels he at least deserved an invite to the Spring Break getaway.
The 81-year-old posted his own photo on the beach on his Instagram and captioned it: "When you're disappointed not to be invited to #SB2K17... all alone on the beach."
Spieth, the 2015 Masters winner, and Fowler had solid showings at Augusta last week.
Spieth recovered from a poor first round to finish one-under-par while Fowler, who started incredibly well, fell from joint-leader after two rounds to tied 11th with Spieth at the close of play.
Thomas also enjoyed a respectable week in Georgia, finishing tied 22nd. However Kaufman, who has fallen greatly in the world rankings, did not compete at Augusta after finishing tied 29th last year.