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Located on the east shore of Vancouver Island, Fairwinds Golf Club offers sweeping views of Georgia Strait. The course demands strategic play with contoured greens and tree-lined fairways.

Nicklaus North Golf Course ranks highly among Canada's best courses. The signature par-3 17th hole offers stunning views of a glacier-fed lake. It hosted the 2005 TELUS Skins Game.

Considered 'BC's Most Scenic Golf Course,' the course boasts panoramic views of the coastal mountains. The signature 14th hole features a 165-foot drop through rainforest and ravines, creating an unforgettable golfing experience.

Campbell River Golf & Country Club aims to create an inclusive, fun, and positive golf experience. This course features 5 sets of tees, catering to all levels of golfers. Its modern design incorporates bentgrass greens and water features.

Golf Magazine has compared La Cana to Pebble Beach and declared it the “number one course in the Caribbean.” Features 14 holes with ocean views, and four holes play directly along the ocean. The 18th hole is similar to Pebble Beach’s 18th, with water on the left and enviable scenery.

Features seven cliff-side holes with 300-foot drops to the Chavón River. Holes 12 and 15 are among the world's most challenging par-3s. Enjoy panoramic views of the Dominican mountains, the Marina, and Altos de Chavón.

Ranked among the world's top 100 golf courses, once ranked 55th. Situated within the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, offering stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Sintra Mountains. The 14th hole is a signature par-3, requiring a tee shot over a ravine.

Ranked among Spain's best by Golf Digest, Finca Cortesin boasts over 100 bunkers. It hosted the Solheim Cup in 2023, marking the first time Spain held the prestigious tournament.

Rated as the best golf club in Portugal, the course has amazing fairways and course design, with visitors praising the warm service and tranquil atmosphere. The 3rd hole, a 379-yard par-4, stands out with its remarkable design.

Awarded Spain's Best Golf Course at the 2023 World Golf Awards, ranked among the top 10 courses in Spain in Leading Courses' 'Golfers' Choice Awards 2024'. The course offers stunning views of the Mediterranean, Gibraltar, and Africa.

Awarded 'World's Best Golf Course' at the 2024 World Golf Awards. For the second consecutive year, Dunas Course was named the best golf course in Portugal by Leading Courses, also receiving awards for 'Best Maintenance' and more.

A ten-time host of the Spanish Open and ranked among the top 10 courses in Spain by Golf Digest. The course offers 45 holes with a variety of course combinations and challenges.

Ranked among the top 5 in Spain, it has hosted the 2004 World Golf Cup, the 2009 Andalusia Open, and three editions of the Spanish Open (2008, 2010, 2012). The course features over 10,000 trees, wide fairways and undulating greens.

The final three holes by the ocean are memorable. At the 17th, the Pacific Ocean frames the entire scene. With the wind blowing, trusting your swing to aim over the water is no small feat.

The course features wide fairways and limited desert waste areas, but 98 well-placed bunkers and undulating greens demand precision from golfers of all levels. The course design complements Palm Desert's natural beauty.

Known as 'A Course in Nature,' Storey Creek is surrounded by old-growth and second-growth forests, with frequent wildlife sightings. It was voted the 3rd Best Public Course in BC by the Vancouver Sun.

The course was named one of the “Best New Courses of 2008” by Golf Digest and is consistently ranked among the top 5 courses in Nevada. The par-5 2nd hole features strategically placed bunkers challenging approach shots to the Augusta-like green complex.

The Golden Palm course has hosted the PGA Tour Latinoamerica Tour Championship. 16 of the 18 holes feature water hazards, demanding precision. The signature 18th hole is a par-4 with an island green surrounded by water.

The Blue Monster has hosted prestigious PGA TOUR events for 45 years and is home to the World Golf Championships. The 18th hole is recognized by GOLF Magazine as one of the Top 100 Holes in the World, famed for its signature fountain.

Cruden Bay is ranked among the world's top 100 golf courses. The 9th hole offers panoramic views of the front nine's rolling linksland and the Moray Firth. The 14th, named "Whins," features a "bathtub" green and a blind approach shot.

The Old Course at St Andrews, known as the 'Home of Golf,' has hosted The Open Championship a record 30 times. The iconic 17th hole, the 'Road Hole,' is one of the most famous in the world, demanding a daring tee shot over part of the Old Course Hotel.

A world top 100 course, Carnoustie has hosted The Open Championship eight times. Hole 6 is named after Ben Hogan. The challenging 16th hole, the Barry Burn, is one of the most dramatic in golf history.

A legendary Scottish links on the Ayrshire coast, having hosted four Open Championships (most recently 2009), featuring the iconic clifftop 9th hole 'Bruce's Castle' with breathtaking views over Ailsa Craig and the Irish Sea.

The Castle Course at St Andrews is ranked 95th in the Top 100 Golf Courses UK & Ireland. The 17th hole is the signature hole, a challenging par-3 that plays across a chasm to a cliff-edge green with stunning sea views.

Western Gailes Golf Club has risen to 78th in the world rankings. This historic club is known for its demanding links layout with narrow fairways, deep bunkers and tricky greens. The 7th hole is one of the great links par 3s.

Ranked among the world's top 100 courses, Castle Stuart has hosted the Scottish Open four times. Hugging the Moray Firth shoreline, the course offers views of landmarks like the Kessock Bridge. Hole 4, a par-3, offers a view of Castle Stuart.

Ranked within the top 20 courses in the UK, every hole offers sea views. The 14th hole is a signature hole, and the 18th features 18 bunkers, presenting a significant challenge.

A World Top 100 course, multiple host of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. The 15th hole, a par-3 named “Rocky Ness,” is one of the most scenic in Scotland, requiring a carry over crashing waves and rocks.

Dumbarnie Links is ranked 37th in the Top 100 golf courses in the UK and Ireland. It boasts several risk-reward holes, with varied fairway options depending on wind direction and tee choice. The scenic par-3 8th hole features a downhill shot, challenging sea winds, and strategically placed bunkers.

Known as the 'oldest new course,' St. Andrews New Course shares land with the Old Course but presents a tougher challenge. The 511-yard par-5 3rd hole and gorse bushes make it a sterner test than the Old Course.

Ranked #1 in Spain and among the Top 10 in Continental Europe. Host to multiple Spanish Opens and the 2019 European Tour Destinations Senior Classic. The 13th hole is rated among the Top 100 holes in Continental Europe.

A top-ranked world-class course that has hosted several major events, including the 2015 Irish Open. The 9th hole is a famous 486-yard par-4 featuring spectacular dunes and a challenging fairway.

Cocotal Golf & Country Club offers 27 championship holes with wide fairways, strategically placed trees, bunkers, and mounds. The course provides a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels amidst a perfect tropical setting.

The gracefully hilly course offers spectacular vistas of the Caribbean Sea from several holes. Wide fairways lead to challenging green complexes. The 16th hole is a signature par-3, 160 yards, requiring a tee shot over a pond.

Druids Glen Golf Club, often called the 'Augusta of Europe,' has proudly hosted the Irish Open four times. The 17th hole, a 203-yard par-3, demands a challenging shot to an island green.

Ranked among the world's top courses, The European Club in County Wicklow on Ireland's east coast is known for its rugged dunes and stunning coastline. The 7th hole is rated as one of the top 100 golf holes.

Consistently ranked among the top courses in the UK and Ireland, Enniscrone is celebrated as one of Ireland's finest links courses. Situated on Killala Bay, the course features stunning ocean views and the 17th is a signature hole.

Glashedy Links is considered one of the finest links courses in Ireland and hosted the 2018 Irish Open. The 7th hole is a signature par-3, playing 175 yards from an elevated tee box, dropping 120 feet to a kidney-shaped green surrounded by towering dunes.

Ranked in the Irish Top 100, Portmarnock Resort & Jameson Golf Links has hosted the 2008 and 2009 Ladies Irish Open and the 2021 Irish Challenge. The course makes full use of the dunes and natural terrain.

A world top 100 course, the Strand Course is known as having one of the best opening nine holes in golf. In 2017, Portstewart hosted the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open. The 1st hole, Tubber Patrick, offers an incredible opening tee shot.

The Royal Dublin Golf Club has hosted the Irish Open six times and is among Ireland's oldest clubs. Located on Bull Island in Dublin Bay, it offers a pure links experience and a challenging layout.

Ranked among the world's best courses, Royal Portrush hosted the 153rd Open Championship in 2025. The iconic 16th hole, 'Calamity Corner', is a demanding par-3 where a miss to the right can lead to a disastrous result.

Ireland's oldest golf club, located on the shores of Belfast Lough. The 4th hole is a challenging 142-yard par-3 with a green entirely surrounded by bunkers. The course emphasizes accuracy over length, offering a fair test for all skill levels.

PGA National Slieve Russell is consistently ranked among Ireland's top parkland courses. It has hosted the European Tour's North West of Ireland Open and the Irish PGA Championship. The signature 13th hole, a 500-yard par-5, tempts players to cut across Lough Rud.

Rated number 12 in Ireland, the raw and untamed course weaves through awe-inspiring dunes, arguably the biggest dunes course in the world. The 11th hole is special, offering beautiful views from the 10th green up to the tee.

Host of the 2011 Solheim Cup and three Women's Irish Opens. It will host the Irish Challenge again in 2025 and 2027.

County Sligo Golf Club has hosted the West of Ireland Amateur Open Championship since 1923 and numerous Irish national events. The course is set amidst the romantic scenery of William Butler Yeats's poems.

Located in the Ria Formosa Natural Park, the course offers views of the Atlantic Ocean and Cacela Velha Beach. The 17th hole features a green bordered by a lake with an island, home to diverse birdlife.

Set against the Santa Rosa Mountains in the Coachella Valley, the course features a sand-belt style with rolling fairways and bold bunkering. The 18th hole is bisected by a rocky water feature, creating a challenging finish.

Ranked among the top public courses in the US, Ak-Chin Southern Dunes has hosted US Open qualifying and NCAA events. The 320-acre course features wide fairways and strategic bunkers, challenging golfers of all levels. The 10th hole is a strategic par-4.

Dinosaur Mountain course is consistently rated the #1 public golf course in Arizona, every tee box presents a panoramic vista, and signature holes #4 and #5 are among the most memorable in the game.

Abu Dhabi Golf Club has hosted the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship multiple times, attracting top players from around the world. The course boasts an oasis-like setting with lush fairways and challenging, strategically placed bunkers.

Host of the 2014 Scottish Open and other top tournaments, a World Top 100 course, the front nine weaves through seaside dunes and is considered one of the 'finest first nine holes in golf'.

Ranked #44 in the world by GOLF Magazine (2025-26), St. Patrick's Links is set on spectacular linksland overlooking Sheephaven Bay, bringing a modern sensibility to traditional links golf.

Cabot Cliffs is ranked No. 12 in Golfweek's 2025 Top 100 International Courses and is the highest-ranked course in Canada. The par-3 16th hole is a signature hole, offering picturesque views from the cliffside tee.

Praised by GOLF Magazine as 'difficult, well-designed and joyful,' Mission Hills Gary Player Signature Course artfully integrates water features into the desert landscape. On the par-5 11th, water is reachable on all three shots.

Wakagi Golf Club is known for its artistic layout, featuring a unique Lion Mouth Bunker, clusters of pot bunkers, an iconic island green, and a double green on the final hole. The 3rd hole is an attractive par-3 with a river running along the right-hand side.

The course is Japan's first to adopt a 20-hole style, with the designer incorporating natural elements such as flowers, trees, and water. The 5th hole is a challenging par 4 with a large bunker to the right of the green. The 15th features water over the back of both greens, with the left green almost entirely surrounded by water.

The Queen's Hill Golf Club features an 18-hole course with wide fairways and 12 strategically placed ponds, offering a challenge for all skill levels. The 4th hole is surrounded by water, and the 9th hole features a creek, requiring precise strategy.

Ogori Country Club features 27 holes with a flat terrain, each unique. The West Course has wide fairways and large greens, offering a bright and open view. The East Course cleverly weaves through old pines, bamboo forests, and cypress groves, with three large ponds strategically placed.

Nestled in the rolling hills outside Fukuoka, this course winds through pine forests and valleys, challenging golfers with undulating terrain and strategically placed water hazards that showcase traditional Japanese golf design aesthetics.

The River Course at Blackwolf Run is consistently ranked among America's 100 Greatest Public Courses. Known as one of the most challenging and scenic destinations. The tee box on the 5th hole is situated about 100 feet above the fairway.

A world top 100 course, host to the 2021 Ryder Cup and three PGA Championships. Eight holes hug Lake Michigan, with wild winds and ubiquitous bunkers defining the course.

The third championship course at St Andrews Links, also regarded as the most challenging. The 15th hole is a 345-yard par 4 with a dune running along the entire length of the fairway on the right, creating a semi-blind shot.

Ranked among the Top 20 in the world, Pinehurst No. 2 is a U.S. Open anchor site, hosting the championship in 2024, 2029, 2035, 2041, and 2047. Its iconic crowned greens and strategic bunkers offer a challenging experience.

Opened in 2017 by Tom Fazio and Tom Doak, Pinehurst No. 8 showcases rugged sandhills terrain with dramatic elevation changes through native pines and wild sandy expanses, offering a strategic, wide-open layout that captures the essence of North Carolina's sandhills golf experience.

Host of the 2019 U.S. Amateur Championship. The course features vast expanses of sand, native wiregrass, and dramatic vistas. The rolling topography and dramatic vistas make it one of the most breathtaking courses at Pinehurst.

A world top 100 course, Portmarnock has hosted the Irish Open 19 times. The 15th hole is the signature, a 190-yard par-3 where the Irish Sea frames the right, presenting a challenging tee shot.

Albatross Golf Resort is ranked as the #1 golf course in the Czech Republic. It has hosted the D+D REAL Czech Masters on the DP World Tour multiple times since 2014. The course features 10 water hazards, and the 18th is a challenging par-4 with a creek on the right and a lake on the left.

The oldest and largest golf course in Slovenia, the King's Course boasts stunning views of the Julian Alps. A former European Challenge Tour venue, its strategic layout and manicured surfaces provide a rich experience for seasoned golfers.

Awarded as the Best golf course in the Czech Republic at World Golf Awards 2020-2023. The 14th hole, a 390-yard par 4, offers beautiful city skyline views, but beware of the bunkers.

Ranked among the Top 10 golf courses in Europe, Fontana Golf Club hosted the Austrian Open on the European Tour from 2006-2009 and in 2015. It was also a candidate venue for the 2022 Ryder Cup. The course is known for its demanding layout featuring numerous bunkers and water hazards.

Adamstal Championship Course is considered one of Austria's best, nestled in the Alpine foothills with stunning views. The 17th hole offers panoramic views of the clubhouse and the 9-hole Wallerbach course.

Ranked among the top 100 golf courses in Europe, the Heritage Course features a traditional island design in harmony with nature. With undulating fairways, mighty bunkers and frequent water hazards, it presents a challenging yet fair test for golfers.

Awarded 'World's Best New Course' at the 2017 World Golf Awards, and ranked among Portugal's best. Every hole offers stunning ocean views, with a dramatic finish on the 18th featuring a water hazard.

Ranked 84th in the Top 100 Courses in Continental Europe, Torre Golf Course respects the original landscape, providing golfers with a challenging and immersive experience amidst pine forests, golden sands, and wide horizons. The 12th hole stands out as a particularly beloved hole.

Nestled amid mountains and valleys, the course showcases remarkable engineering with undulating fairways. Despite its shorter length, it features four short par-4s and six par-3s, offering a unique experience. Golfers will find more enjoyment here than on many other top coastal tracks.

Valderrama has been consistently ranked as number 1 in Continental Europe since the late 80's, and has been included in the Top 100 in the World since 1990. In 1997, Valderrama hosted the Ryder Cup, the first time the event had been held outside either the United States or United Kingdom.

Nestled in San Diego's canyon preserve, the course features 7,160 yards of fairways. It boasts dramatic elevations, diverse bunkering, and lush fairways. The 18th hole concludes with a stream and waterfall finish.

As one of the few true desert golf courses in Canada, Bighorn Golf and Country Club features bent grass fairways, natural sand dunes, and gently contoured greens with sweeping views of the Thompson River valleys.

Co-hosts the PGA Tour's Farmers Insurance Open annually with the South Course. The par-3 15th hole offers spectacular views of La Jolla and the Pacific Ocean.

Chambers Bay is the first course in the Pacific Northwest to host the U.S. Open. This walking-only course offers stunning views of Puget Sound. It hosted the 2010 U.S. Amateur and the 2015 U.S. Open.

Located on Ireland's northern coast, the Old Course is interwoven with the new course, creating a sprawling complex. The 190-yard par-3 5th, called “The Tank”, will stick in your mind. Undulating fairways and pure links golf present an enjoyable challenge.

Set amidst rolling hills surrounded by forests, meadows and wetlands, the course features dramatic elevation changes. The signature 18th hole, a 408-yard par 4, flirts with the edge of a lake, providing a spectacular and challenging end to your round.

Iberostar Bavaro Golf Club is known for its 105 striking white bunkers contrasting with lush vegetation, lakes, and a waterfall. The 8th hole, a 187-yard par 3, features a green designed in the shape of the Iberostar logo.

Home to the Carlisle Arizona Women's Golf Classic. The course balances strategy with design. The 17th hole, at 605 yards, is the longest hole on the course. Each hole can be played in multiple ways, providing a challenge for golfers of all skill levels.

Ranked 6th in Golf World's Top 100 Parkland Courses in GB and Ireland, 11 holes feature water hazards. The iconic 10th hole, 'Emerald Isle', has a green surrounded by water on three sides. The unique sand foundation ensures year-round play.

Located in the Texas Hill Country, the back-to-back par-5 10th and 11th holes descend from high elevations to the scenic shores of Lake LBJ. The par-3 12th hole is a signature with its fairway running along the shimmering shoreline.

The South Course has hosted the Portuguese Open eight times and is a favorite on the European Tour. Set against the Ria Formosa Natural Park, it blends technical challenge with striking scenery.

Sunridge Canyon is renowned for its "Wicked 6," a demanding six-hole stretch that tests golfers' skills. The signature 17th hole is particularly notable, offering golfers the option of a 209-yard par-3 or a 152-yard elevated tee.

Ranked #1 in the Middle East and debuted at #96 in the world's top 100 golf courses, host to top events such as the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. The all-water par-3 17th hole is a signature challenge.

The par three 4th and the par five 7th boast the most popular views on the golf course. Two holes on the front nine have been included in Score Golf's Top 100 Holes in Canada. Undulating fairways offer a challenge for all skill levels.

Rams Hill was ranked #1 in the U.S. by Golf Advisor. Located in the Anza Borrego Desert, the course blends seamlessly with the natural terrain. The memorable experience culminates in the #18 hole with its spectacular waterfall.

Once ranked among the World's 100 Greatest Golf Courses and consistently rated as Canada's #1 Golf Resort, the 9th hole “Cleopatra” is a signature par-3, with the stunning Pyramid Mountain as a backdrop.

Ranked No. 86 among GOLF's Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the USA. Lush holes carved through canyons and atop ridges, creating an oasis in the Las Vegas Desert Valley.

Nestled in a secluded valley in Rancho Santa Fe, the course offers an exceptional golfing experience for members and their guests. The course blends seamlessly with the surrounding natural environment, featuring sparkling streams and waterfalls.

The PGA Centenary Course, host of the 2014 Ryder Cup and 2019 Solheim Cup, is the longest inland course in Scotland. The challenging design of the 9th and 18th holes adds drama to the competition.

Offering views of the Manhattan skyline, this links-style course is the only tournament-quality course in New York City. The Scottish-style course features rolling hills and fescue. The 13th hole offers iconic views of the metropolitan skyline.

Set in Costa Brava, this Sir Nick Faldo design hosted the 2000 Spanish Open, weaving through Mediterranean pines and rolling terrain with strategic layouts and fast greens, culminating in a demanding par-4 18th that challenges players to navigate water hazards and bunker complexes.

Hungary's premier championship course seamlessly blends natural terrain with strategic design, featuring undulating fairways through mature woodlands and water hazards, offering diverse challenges amid elegant Central European countryside scenery for golfers of all levels.

Designed by Canadian legend Stanley Thompson, this championship course sits dramatically along the Niagara River Gorge and Whirlpool, featuring six holes across a unique plateau and a signature pond-guarded 2nd hole, blending spectacular gorge vistas with strategic design.

Western Canada's only Fred Couples Signature course, perched on a peninsula over 1,000 feet above Okanagan Lake with 12 holes showcasing stunning lake and valley vistas. The front nine traverses a sage-covered plateau while the back nine winds through Douglas Fir forests, highlighted by the dramatic downhill par-3 15th to a pond-protected green.

This Algarve twin-course resort features championship layouts by legends Nick Faldo and Christy O'Connor Jnr., with the Faldo Course showcasing desert-style bunkers, cacti and olive groves in Mediterranean splendor, while the O'Connor Course dazzles with its orange-tree-lined 5th and dramatic water hazards spanning holes 7-9, plus Portugal's only floodlit night course.

A signature desert course nestled among Sonoran boulder formations, designed by Jay Morrish, where fairways wind through ancient weathered rocks and saguaro cacti, with bobcats and coyotes roaming the terrain, delivering one of the Southwest's most dramatic desert golf experiences.

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. as a 'true modern traditional,' this 6,900-yard par-71 meanders through wetlands and towering pines, featuring the signature island green par-3 6th and unique 16th hole with alternating dual greens, where fast, undulating surfaces demand precise club selection.

This 27-hole municipal facility in St. George, Utah features distinctive black volcanic rock landscapes and deep red sand bunkers, with the risk-reward par-5 12th hole requiring a dramatic 200-yard downhill shot to an island green.

Set in Utah's desert red rock landscape, this resort course features a dramatic back nine along towering cliff ridgelines with stunning elevation changes, highlighted by the thrilling par-3 'Devil's Throat' 15th and drivable 13th hole, both recognized among Golf Digest's America's 100 Greatest Holes.

Nestled in Southern Utah's red rock canyon country, this 7,227-yard championship layout weaves dramatic panoramas of Pine Valley Mountains, Hurricane Cliffs, and Zion National Park into every hole, blending classic links-style design with sweeping vistas of crimson desert landscapes.

Designed by Matt Dye in 2006, this 7,200-yard championship layout features Snow Canyon State Park's red rock cliffs as a majestic backdrop, with the front nine traversing white sandstone and black lava formations, while signature holes 14 and 15 on the back nine play directly into crimson rock walls and ancient lava flows for two distinct desert canyon experiences.

Located in Auckland, Titirangi has hosted multiple New Zealand Opens. The course features strategic bunkering and undulating greens. The par-5 13th hole presents a unique challenge with a tree in the middle of the fairway.

Awarded New Zealand's #1 Golf Course in 2023 by the World Golf Awards. The course cleverly merges links and parkland styles. Enjoy panoramic views of Lake Taupo from undulating fairways and fescue grasses to bentgrass greens.

Ranked among the world's top golf courses, Kauri Cliffs features 15 holes with stunning Pacific Ocean views, six of which are played alongside cliffs. The signature par-3 7th hole, named Cavalli, plays high atop the ridge line with the Cavalli Islands in the background.

Ranked #79 in GOLF Magazine's 2025/26 Top 100 Courses in the World. All 18 holes offer spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, with Little Barrier Island and the Hen and Chicks Islands in the background. Natural rolling sand dunes.

Ranked as high as #15 in the world by Golf Digest, the 15th hole is the longest in New Zealand. This 650-yard par-5 runs along a cliff, offering dramatic views and making it one of the most photographed holes.

Designed by legendary Pete Dye, this strategically demanding course sits on Native American land deep in the Nevada desert, featuring rolling dunes, dramatic bunkering, and sweeping vistas that deliver an authentic desert golf experience.

Designed by British Open champion Tom Weiskopf, this course weaves through massive granite boulders in Arizona's Sonoran Desert, with the signature par-5 3rd hole featuring a 35-foot monument rock in the fairway's center, blending dramatic desert canyon terrain with Open Championship-style golf.

Set on Paradise Flats in the Okanagan Valley, this course contrasts open links-style front nine with pine-forested back nine, where five holes skirt the dramatic Trout Creek Canyon, featuring a signature par-3 7th over water and a risk-reward par-5 18th along the canyon's edge.

Nestled in the Shuswap hills above Mara Lake, the signature 'Geronimo' 4th hole features a tee box perched 265 feet above the fairway with breathtaking lake views, while the course winds through dense evergreen forest and ravines, masterfully blending dramatic natural beauty with strategic challenge.

Set in BC's Shuswap Valley against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Ida—the Rockies' northernmost 10,000-foot peak—this course weaves through towering fir and pine forests with routing that follows natural terrain, highlighted by a strategic 504-yard par-5 finishing hole.

A Southern California legend reimagined by Gil Hanse in a $20 million renovation, this storied course has welcomed icons like Nicklaus and Woods since 1965, hosted the PGA Tour's Tournament of Champions for three decades, and now serves as home to the NCAA Championships.

Redesigned in 2013 incorporating Dick Wilson's classic vision, this parkland-style course features mature tree-lined fairways, gentle doglegs, and undulating greens, with narrow layouts demanding exceptional accuracy off the tee—a balanced blend of challenge and playability in San Diego.

A Nevada desert masterpiece by Pete Dye, this course winds through stunning red rock canyons, featuring striking black lava bunkers, dramatic dune-style terrain, and the signature island green at the 15th, showcasing desert golf at its finest.

Designed by legendary golfer Gary Player, this 27-hole championship course features three distinct nine-hole layouts—Canyon, Ranch, and Vineyard—set in San Diego's scenic valley terrain, earning Golf Digest's prestigious 4.5-star rating as one of Southern California's finest public courses.

Crafted by legendary designer Pete Dye, this desert masterpiece features signature railroad-tie bunkers and generous fairways, with seven water hazards and undulating greens creating compelling risk-reward challenges amid the Las Vegas desert landscape.

Penati Golf Resort in Slovakia is known as one of the top golf resorts in Central Europe. The Legend Course covers 95 hectares, offering players vast privacy to enjoy their golf strategy and the tranquility of the pine woods.

Host of the 2010 U.S. Amateur Championship, this Washington State course on Puget Sound captivates with panoramic views of Mount Rainier, the Olympic Mountains, and the bay, designed by Mike Asmundson on the site of a former dynamite plant.

Robert Trent Jones' first European masterpiece (1964) and one of his five personal favorites among 500+ designs worldwide, ranked #2 in Spain and #12 in Continental Europe, granted 'Royal' status by King Juan Carlos I in 1994.

A true links course set in Washington's high desert atop a treeless plateau overlooking the Columbia River Valley, featuring wide fescue fairways, massive undulating greens, and some of the Pacific Northwest's most panoramic vistas, highlighted by the scenic short par-4 2nd hole.

Tom Weiskopf's final masterpiece weaves emerald fairways through an ancient lava field, framed by crimson sandstone cliffs and snow-capped peaks, with the 17th hole replicating Royal Troon's iconic 'Postage Stamp' and razor-sharp lava rock creating links-style hazards on every hole.

Nestled in Andalusian mountains, this course features the dramatic River Ojén weaving through eight holes with one 45-meter main bridge and four smaller crossings, highlighted by a maximum-length 233-meter par-3 14th, all set amid olive groves and stunning mountain vistas.

Perched atop Eagle Mountain, this course dramatically incorporates massive granite rock faces and rugged ravines, featuring a signature 15th hole with over 175 feet of elevation drop, designed to deliver a 'WOW effect' on every hole with sweeping Fraser Valley and Vancouver vistas.

Ranked #98 in the world by GOLF (2025/26), the course starts and finishes on the ocean, weaving inland through forests. The 13th hole, a long par-4, features a green at the edge of a massive natural bunker, reminiscent of Pine Valley.

Nestled in the Rokko Mountains foothills of Hyogo, this hillside course by Seiichi Inoue seamlessly integrates natural terrain across 18 holes, featuring spectacular autumn foliage displays and challenging undulating greens that test players' short game finesse.

Crafted by legendary designer Pete Dye in 1981, this links-style course ingeniously recreates Scottish rolling dunes in the California desert, featuring fescue-covered mounds and signature railroad tie-wrapped water hazards.

Consistently ranked among the world's top 100 courses, it boasts seven of the Caribbean's most breathtaking oceanfront holes. The 5th and 7th holes stand out as particularly challenging.

Globally renowned for its iconic 16th hole 'The Coliseum'—this 162-yard par-3 is completely surrounded by 20,000-seat grandstands, the only fully enclosed hole on the PGA Tour, drawing over 500,000 spectators annually and famously known as 'the loudest hole in golf.'

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Designed by Cabell Robinson, this premier Andalusian course nestles within a protected cork oak reserve, seamlessly blending undulating fairways with Mediterranean landscapes, renowned for strategic water hazards and 360-degree panoramic views spanning the Strait of Gibraltar to Moroccan mountains.

Jack Nicklaus crafted this Cabo San Lucas oceanfront masterpiece with six holes dramatically perched along rocky Pacific cliffs, featuring the signature par-3 13th that plays across a deep chasm to a cliffside green, brilliantly integrating desert, ocean, and mountain vistas.

Designed by 'Open Doctor' Rees Jones, this Las Vegas desert canyon masterpiece features six holes weaving through steep canyons, highlighted by the 'Cathedral Hole' 6th and the dramatic par-4 16th surrounded by rocky cliffs on three sides, home to Butch Harmon School of Golf where Tiger Woods set the course record of 64.

Designed by golf legend Arnold Palmer, this Irish classic hosted the 2006 Ryder Cup, featuring fairways that meander along the River Liffey, blending American strategic design with Irish countryside charm, renowned for its undulating terrain and strategic water hazards.

Designed by legendary Arnold Palmer, this course masterfully blends Hawaiian tropical beauty with classic links-style play, featuring oceanfront back nine holes where the signature par-3 17th challenges golfers to carry the Pacific inlet against breathtaking North Shore vistas.

Nestled at the foot of Mount Cheam in Chilliwack, BC, this course features a dramatic 750-foot elevation drop from mountain to Fraser Valley floor, with the first 14 holes carved through cedar forests and rock outcroppings, while the final four holes wind along the valley floor with cascading waterfalls, highlighted by the 4th hole's nine tees and 100-foot descent.

Canada's distinctive desert-style course, Desert Gold winds through the rugged Okanagan mountainside, with fairways carved between steep slopes and wild desert brush, overlooking Osoyoos Lake and vineyard estates, delivering an Arizona-like desert golf experience in wine country.

Set in Caledon's rolling hills north of Toronto, this 36-hole TPC facility features the North Course, the longest in Canadian Open history at 7,389 yards, masterfully renovated by Ian Andrew with strategic greens, sculpted bunkers, and sweeping fairways showcasing modern parkland design at its finest.

Designed by legendary architect Robert Trent Jones Sr., this remarkable course nestles in the heart of the Canadian Rockies at 1,400 meters elevation, where fairways wind through alpine valleys framed by snow-capped peaks and glaciers, delivering North America's most breathtaking mountain golf experience.

Home to the Dubai Desert Classic, attracting the world's best players. The 8th hole is an iconic and challenging par 4. The course features a unique Arabian-style clubhouse, adding cultural charm to the golfing experience.

The unique 'dual-personality' course at Bandon Dunes Resort, where the front nine winds through Oregon's coastal pines and sandy floor, then the back nine bursts onto dramatic duneland, masterfully blending forest tranquility with windswept coastal drama.

Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club ranks Top 11 in MENA region. The iconic 6th hole is a par-4 with a fairway on stilts above the creek, offering stunning downtown views. The 17th and 18th are thrilling finishing holes with the creek guarding the entire left side of the fairway.

PGA Ocean's 4 was awarded “Dominican Republic's Best Golf Course 2025” and is the only fully illuminated course in the Dominican Republic, allowing for night golf experiences. It features an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole executive course.

Crafted by legendary designer Harry Colt in 1932, this quintessentially classic pine forest course is celebrated for its undulating hillside terrain, intricate green complexes, and distinctive British links influence, earning its reputation as a hidden gem of the Kansai region.

A classic private course in Mexico City, renowned for its strategic layout shaped by rolling terrain and mature trees, where fairways wind through ancient oaks and pines, demanding precision and tactical thinking from every golfer.

Nestled in the Okanagan wine country, this mountain course features over 200 feet of dramatic elevation changes, seamlessly blending open valley holes with tight, tree-lined classics as it weaves through desert mountainside landscape, showcasing BC's distinctive interior scenery.

America's most authentic Scottish links experience, built along Pacific dunes on the Monterey Peninsula, perfectly recreating Scotland's windswept seaside character with rolling fairways through sandy terrain, and featuring the legendary daily tradition of a bagpiper serenading golfers at sunset.

Nestled in California's desert oasis with stunning Santa Rosa and San Jacinto mountain backdrops, this classic American design features sculpted bunkers and dramatic water-infused terrain, highlighted by the thrilling water-guarded par-3 17th and risk-reward par-4 11th flanked by hazards on both sides.

Host of two U.S. Open Championships (Tiger Woods 2008, Jon Rahm 2021), this premier American municipal course perches dramatically on Pacific cliffs in La Jolla, San Diego, featuring the iconic oceanfront par-3 3rd hole and spectacular ravines woven through breathtaking coastal vistas.

Home of the DP World Tour Championship, attracting top golfers globally. The iconic 18th hole features a winding creek bisecting the fairway, creating a dramatic and challenging finish.

A dramatic mountain course nestled in the Okanagan Valley wine region, featuring the signature 9th hole 'Bruce's Castle' perched along cliffs requiring a thrilling carry over a deep canyon, with fairways winding through pine forests overlooking Lake Okanagan, offering both exceptional challenge and breathtaking vistas.

The course features 25 inland lakes and 122 strategically placed bunkers, with rolling fairways that traverse a lush mangrove forest. The 9th hole is a signature 160-yard par-3, featuring an elevated island green surrounded by water and bunkers.

Nestled in Canmore, Canadian Rockies, this championship course was transformed from an abandoned coal mine, weaving mining heritage into natural contours along a primary wildlife corridor at the foot of Three Sisters mountains, where spectacular alpine vistas meet award-winning environmental design.

Featuring a 27-hole design, the course artfully blends desert landscapes with oasis-themed holes. Palm trees, beach bunkers, and lakes create a unique visual experience. The course annually hosts high-level amateur tournaments.

Jack Nicklaus's first solo design (1976), this course holds the record for hosting 30 Canadian Opens, renowned for its signature 'Valley Holes' (11-15) featuring the dramatic 11th with a 150-foot drop from tee to fairway.

A scenic masterpiece set in Victoria's pristine forest, this course features 12 lakes and 2 waterfalls, with the signature 455-yard par-4 17th playing through a steep valley past a dramatic 40-foot waterfall framing elegant Japanese gardens, all backdropped by the snow-capped Olympic Mountains.

Nestled in the Okanagan Valley, this premier mountain course by Les Furber features the signature 15th hole 'Predator'—a dramatic par-3 suspended over a deep ravine requiring a canyon carry, backdropped by stunning Okanagan Lake views, seamlessly blending alpine terrain with breathtaking lake vistas.

Winding through rugged desert canyons in the Las Vegas foothills, this 7,143-yard par-72 layout features dramatic elevation changes and blind shots on nearly every hole, with awe-inspiring vistas of the Las Vegas skyline and distant mountains creating a stunning blend of canyon, desert, and urban landscapes.

Set within Ko Olina Resort on Oahu's west coast, this tropical championship layout showcases Ted Robinson's signature water-rich design with 16 cascading waterfalls and water features woven through 8 holes, framed by azure lagoons and volcanic rock landscapes for Hawaii's most resort-style golf experience.

A Vancouver Island gem renowned for 'BC's toughest finishing three holes,' blending links-style and tree-lined nines with water in play on 10 holes, all framed by spectacular Mount Arrowsmith vistas.

A masterpiece by legendary designer Robert Trent Jones Sr. in Morocco's capital Rabat, where fairways wind through olive groves and lakes, blending Mediterranean charm with strategic design and challenging water hazards and bunkers that test golfers of all levels.

Ranked among Canada's Top 100 courses, this links-style masterpiece by renowned designer Doug Carrick transforms a former quarry into rugged Irish moorland terrain, featuring dramatic dunes, fescue wilderness, and deep pot bunkers, with the 8th hole offering sweeping Toronto skyline views.

Designed by Jack Nicklaus, this desert course boasts dramatic San Jacinto Mountain vistas, with 9 water-lined holes amid palm trees and native desert landscaping, where undulating greens and strategic bunkering showcase modern design brilliance.

BC's #1 public course, designed by minimalist maestro Rod Whitman, sprawls across rugged ranchland overlooking Nicola Lake, featuring the iconic infinity green at the par-4 2nd that appears to float above the water, with natural contours and sculpted bunkers creating a pure links-style experience.

A Nicklaus Design forest plateau course in the Okanagan Valley, featuring signature holes 13-15 that play dramatically over Lake McIvor's azure waters, where over 150,000 cubic meters of earth were sculpted to create stunning topography with sweeping valley vistas.

Nestled between pine forests and tranquil lakes in Osaka Prefecture, this course weaves fairways through century-old pine trees with water hazards artfully integrated into 15 holes, presenting a perfect balance of Japanese garden aesthetics and strategic golf challenges.

Nestled in centuries-old Douglas fir forest along the Fraser Valley, this course features the signature 15th hole where a legendary Sasquatch footprint bunker guards the green, blending Pacific Northwest wilderness with river and mountain vistas for an authentic Canadian golf adventure.

Ranked 8th in the world, this legendary Monterey Peninsula course has perched dramatically on Pacific cliffs for over a century, renowned for its thrilling 106-yard par-3 7th and spectacular oceanfront 18th, having hosted six U.S. Open Championships.

The only golf course ever featured on Smithsonian Magazine's cover, celebrated for its sustainable design that honors the natural desert terrain. Over 100 bunkers and waste areas blend seamlessly across 7,000 yards, capturing the raw beauty of the Coachella Valley.

Nestled in Peoria, Arizona, this desert course seamlessly blends canyon terrain with saguaro cactus landscapes, featuring dramatically rolling fairways and challenging desert-style design that showcases the breathtaking beauty of the Sonoran Desert.

Designed by Greg Norman with Australian Outback inspiration, this course sits 40 feet below sea level on a prehistoric ocean bed, encircled by terra cotta mountains, featuring 102 white marble bunkers and shark-blue water hazards, with the forced-carry par-3 17th as its thrilling signature hole.

A platinum-rated resort course in Vancouver Island's Comox Valley, this 7,024-yard layout winds around 12 lakes with the Beaufort Mountains and Comox Glacier as backdrop, where 68 bunkers and 9 water hazards are artfully integrated into wide, rolling fairways that balance challenge with playability.

A classic Taiheiyo Club course set in the rolling hills of Hyogo Prefecture, distinguished by its strategic bunkering, undulating terrain, and meticulously crafted greens that exemplify Japanese golf design's harmonious blend of craftsmanship and natural beauty.

A Robert Trent Jones Jr. mountain masterpiece carved into Blackcomb's slopes, featuring over 400 feet of dramatic elevation changes, with the signature par-3 8th playing from an elevated tee 80 feet above the green, framed by a shimmering lake and granite cliffs against the stunning backdrop of Whistler and Tantalus mountain ranges.

Designed by legendary 'Golden Bear' Jack Nicklaus, this masterpiece seamlessly blends dramatic Sea of Cortez vistas with Baja desert terrain, featuring fairways threading through giant cacti and arroyos, with multiple holes offering stunning coastal panoramas in an unforgettable desert-meets-ocean experience.

A desert masterpiece winding through Arizona's ancient boulder formations, featuring fairways carved among dramatic rock outcroppings, with the signature 8th hole's centerline boulder hazard creating unique challenge, all framed by Black Mountain panoramas and spectacular Sonoran sunset views.

Ranked No. 1 public course in Arizona by Golfweek (14 times in 15 years), this minimalist masterpiece by legendary designers Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw seamlessly integrates wide fairways and undulating greens into the pristine Sonoran Desert, blending links-style traditions with distinctive desert-golf character.

Ranked among Canada's Top 25 Hidden Gems, this Osoyoos Indian Band-owned course in the Okanagan Valley uniquely blends natural desert terrain on the Canyon Nine with lush, verdant fairways on the Grove Nine, creating a striking contrast across its championship layout.

A unique 'greatest hits' course by legendary designer Jack Nicklaus, featuring 18 replica holes handpicked from his most celebrated designs worldwide, including iconic layouts from Muirfield Village, PGA National Championship Course, and other renowned venues, offering golfers a condensed showcase of the Golden Bear's design mastery in a single round.

One of only three Arnold Palmer Signature Design courses in Canada, this championship layout winds through dramatic rolling terrain interlaced with creeks and lakes, having hosted the PGA Tour for seven consecutive years.

A stunning 27-hole layout crafted by legends Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman, featuring dramatic Sea of Cortez vistas where desert terrain meets ocean, delivering the Baja Peninsula's most breathtaking coastal golf experience.

The only championship course on the Las Vegas Strip, this tropical oasis in the Nevada desert features 2,500 towering palms and 100,000 tropical plants, highlighted by the signature par-3 16th hole's island green framed by azure water and white sand, with spectacular Strip mega-resort views.

A world Top 100 course and Canada's first true links, perched on Nova Scotia's Atlantic coastline with 16 holes overlooking the Gulf of St. Lawrence, blending authentic Scottish-style undulating fairways with breathtaking ocean vistas.

Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies at 1,400 meters elevation, this mountain course winds through the pristine Kananaskis Valley with the majestic Mt. Lorette as its backdrop, where every hole is surrounded by snow-capped peaks, forests, and wildlife for an authentic wilderness golf experience.

Designed by legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, part of Canada's only 36-hole Nicklaus Design facility, the Valley Course meanders through Victoria's forests, lakes and creeks, offering a gentler alternative to the Mountain Course while showcasing spectacular west coast rock and water features amid British Columbia's majestic mountain vistas.

Host of events such as the TELUS World Skins Game, nestled at the foot of Mount Finlayson, the course offers panoramic views of Victoria, surrounding mountains, and the Pacific Ocean. The 10th hole features a challenging island green.

Ranked by Golfweek as the best golf course in the Caribbean and Mexico, Punta Espada boasts 15 holes with breathtaking ocean views. The signature hole is the 250-yard par-3 13th, requiring a tee shot over the ocean to a green surrounded by lapping waves.

Corales Golf Course has hosted the PGA TOUR's Corales Puntacana Championship since 2018. Six oceanfront holes and the challenging “Devil’s Elbow” add to the course's highlights. The 18th hole is a striking U-shaped par-4 that demands a dramatic carry over the cliff-lined Bay of Corales.

Perched at the doorstep of Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, this mountain course delivers an extreme golf experience with 600 feet of elevation change, headlined by the stunning 13th hole that plunges 100 feet from tee to green with panoramic views of the Three Sisters peaks.

Pete Dye's only Hawaiian masterpiece co-designed with son Perry in 1993, nestled in tropical rainforest at the base of Oahu's Ko'olau Mountains, featuring signature island greens, forced carries, and railroad-tie bunkers that earned it the nickname 'Jurassic Park.'

Designed by 'The King of Waterscapes' Ted Robinson on a 190-acre former sugar cane plantation, this Oahu championship course features five shimmering lakes and 80 strategic bunkers woven through tropical gardens, offering Hawaii's distinctive blend of beauty and tactical challenge.

Set in Pemberton Valley, this Bob Cupp-designed links-style layout is embraced by 360-degree views of snow-capped Mount Currie, featuring the signature 454-yard par-4 14th hole 'Hang Time' that demands precision amid breathtaking alpine panoramas.

Bobby Weed's desert canyon layout set against Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, featuring the signature 196-yard par-3 2nd hole 'Canyon' with an island green surrounded by arroyos—hailed as the desert version of TPC Sawgrass' 17th.

Designed by the Golden Bear himself, Jack Nicklaus, and former host of the Bob Hope Classic, this championship course is renowned for its extreme challenge featuring over 100 bunkers, 18 water hazards, and severely undulating greens, making it the most demanding layout at PGA West.

A Robert Trent Jones Jr. masterpiece along the Sea of Cortez, where the front nine winds through dramatic desert arroyos before the back nine unfolds along the coastline, culminating in the signature par-3 17th hole with breathtaking azure ocean views—a perfect fusion of desert and sea.

Greg Norman's desert-oceanfront design at Land's End in Cabo San Lucas, weaving fairways through dramatic canyons and Pacific cliffs, highlighted by the spectacular par-3 17th perched on oceanside boulders with sweeping views of the Sea of Cortez.

Designed by legend Arnold Palmer, this desert oasis at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains hosted The American Express PGA Tour event from 2008-2011, with fairways weaving through dramatic desert terrain and mountain vistas.

Designed by golf legend Arnold Palmer, this 27-hole layout on Oahu's Ewa Plain features 10 lakes threading through more than half the holes, masterfully blending strategic shot-making with tropical island beauty.

Formerly hosted the PGA Tour's Bob Hope Classic, the course features generous landing areas and varied hole designs. The 12th hole, Arnie's Oasis, is particularly noteworthy, featuring a semi-island green surrounded by water on three sides.

A 1981 Pete Dye masterpiece nestled against the Santa Rosa Mountains, renowned for its signature 16th—a thrilling 167-yard par-3 plunging from a cliffside platform tee over a boulder-strewn desert to an island green encircled by rock and sand, epitomizing California desert golf at its finest.

Perched atop the ridges of Kamloops, British Columbia, this mountain-desert masterpiece features dramatic 900-foot elevation changes carved into pristine terrain, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Kamloops Lake and earning its reputation as 'golf in the sky.'

Designed by Hall of Famer Johnny Miller, this desert canyon gem north of San Diego features dramatic elevation changes woven through rocky outcrops, cascading waterfalls, and 40 acres of wildflowers, with the signature uphill par-5 14th surrounded by a natural amphitheater demanding precise approach shots.

Carved dramatically into Kelowna's hillside by Thomas McBroom, this links-style masterpiece features spectacular Okanagan Lake panoramas, dramatic elevation changes, and thrilling valley-crossing drives on holes 13 and 15, earning recognition as the world's 4th best new course in 2008.

Winding through pristine British Columbia pine forests with minimal land alteration, this natural layout features the signature 562-yard par-5 7th hole and a stunning lakeside finishing 18th along Little Shuswap Lake's shoreline.

Ranked #44 in West Canada, this seaside links-style course south of Vancouver overlooks Boundary Bay's tidal flats with panoramic views of the Coast Mountains and Mount Baker, featuring water on nearly half its holes, notably the 155-yard par-3 13th and a crescendo finish with the closing trio (16-18) ranked as stroke indices 1, 3, and 5.

Perched on the edge of a dramatic canyon in the Okanagan Valley, this course weaves through ponderosa pines along clifftops, featuring the uphill par-3 8th with its 'infinity green' where long shots appear to plunge into Gallagher's Canyon, and the 9th tee offering breathtaking views of a stream winding through the canyon floor far below.

Designed by Masters Champion Fred Couples and Robert Cupp on a former coal mining site near Seattle, this 350-acre layout offers breathtaking panoramic views of Mt. Rainier, Lake Washington, and the Seattle skyline from nearly every hole, renowned for dramatic elevation changes and a signature reachable par-5.

Set in Palm Springs desert mountains, this Clive Clark-redesigned public course stretches over 7,000 yards, with fairways winding through a striking contrast of natural mountain backdrops and cascading waterfalls, meandering streams and pristine ponds, especially dramatic on the back nine.

Redesigned by Jack Nicklaus, the course is famous for the legendary 'Bear Trap' (holes 15-17)—three consecutive water-laden holes considered among the toughest stretches on tour, annually testing PGA Tour's finest at the Honda Classic.

A mountainous course in Hyogo Prefecture blending traditional Japanese garden aesthetics with modern design, weaving through pine forests and rolling valleys, celebrated for its strategic green complexes and stunning seasonal landscapes.

Ranked No.1 public course in America, this authentic links-style layout by David McLay Kidd sprawls across Oregon's rugged coastline, with fairways threading through towering dunes alongside the Pacific, highlighted by the dramatic oceanside par-3 16th, one of the West Coast's most breathtaking holes.

A signature Arnold Palmer design in Southern California, nestled in Carlsbad's rolling valleys with natural wetlands and Pacific Ocean vistas, masterfully incorporating seven lakes and lush vegetation into an elegant yet challenging layout.

Ranked #1 in Canada, this Stanley Thompson masterpiece from 1928 sits dramatically in the Canadian Rockies, featuring the iconic par-3 4th hole 'Devil's Cauldron' that plays across a glacial lake to a valley-framed green, seamlessly blending alpine peaks, forests, and rivers into an unforgettable mountain golf experience.

Designed by legendary golfer Arnold Palmer himself, this course blends classic Florida styling with strategic water hazards, cleverly incorporating natural lakes and bunkers to challenge players' precision and tactical decision-making.

A Nevada desert canyon legend and Golf Digest Top 100 Public Course mainstay (peaked at 21st), renowned for its extreme elevation changes through red-rock canyons, the signature 12th hole's dramatically elevated tee with panoramic views, cascading waterfalls throughout, and ranking as America's fourth most difficult course.

Nevada's only Jack Nicklaus Signature Design, featuring five holes stretching over 1.5 miles along Lake Las Vegas' shoreline, highlighted by the iconic 200-yard par-3 8th with its peninsula green jutting into the lake, framed by palms, bunkers and shimmering waters.

Pete Dye's ultimate test of golf, famous for its island-green par-3 17th 'Alcatraz' and 19-foot-deep bunkers, opening in 1987 with a record USGA course rating of 77.1—so brutally difficult that tour pros petitioned to remove it from tournament rotation.

Arizona's premier public course winds through Sonoran Desert canyons and valleys, renowned for innovative 'bowl-shaped fairways' that funnel errant shots back to center, with signature 17th hole 'Sunset Point' perched dramatically on a desert ravine edge against McDowell Mountain vistas.

Carved from Victoria's Highland wilderness, this course threads through West Coast forest, rock and natural water features, offering panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains, Strait of Juan de Fuca and Victoria cityscape, with the short par-4 5th hailed as one of BC's finest holes.

An exemplary Japanese mountain course weaving through rolling forested terrain, distinguished by challenging elevation changes and meticulously crafted greens that seamlessly integrate natural topography to deliver a strategic highland golfing experience.

A world top-100 course designed by legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr., featuring a dramatic transition from oceanfront dunes on the front nine to the dense Del Monte Forest on the back nine, renowned for its exceptional difficulty and breathtaking coastal scenery.

Ranked 33rd among America's public courses, this pristine Sonoran Desert gem weaves through natural arroyos and ridges, with 30-foot saguaro cacti guarding fairways and sweeping vistas of Red Mountain and the Superstition Mountains.

A water-rich parkland sanctuary on Richmond's delta plains near Vancouver, where 13 of 18 holes dance with lakes and streams, featuring fast greens and lush fairways framed by North Shore Mountains, offering a secluded country escape minutes from the city.

Ranked 15th in the world, this coastal masterpiece by legendary designer Tom Doak perfectly replicates Scottish links style, with fairways rolling dramatically along Pacific cliffs, featuring breathtaking ocean views at the spectacular 11th and 13th holes.