Golf Courses
The passport for famous golf course you've played at. Great courses are worth a detour. Log every famous track you’ve played (or walked off of) and build a golf résumé worth bragging about.
Entries
- 1. Augusta National Golf Club (Georgia, USA)
A private golf club in Augusta best known for hosting The Masters Tournament
- 2. St Andrews Old Course (St Andrews, Scotland)
One of the oldest and most famous golf courses in the world, often called the Home of Golf
- 3. Pebble Beach Golf Links (California, USA)
A scenic coastal course overlooking the Pacific Ocean that hosts major championships
- 4. Pinehurst No. 2 (North Carolina, USA)
A historic Donald Ross–designed course known for its crowned greens
- 5. Royal County Down (Newcastle, Northern Ireland)
A world-renowned links course set against the Mountains of Mourne
- 6. Royal Melbourne Golf Club (Victoria, Australia)
One of the most celebrated golf courses in the Southern Hemisphere
- 7. Royal Birkdale Golf Club (Southport, England)
A classic links course frequently hosting The Open Championship
- 8. TPC Sawgrass (Florida, USA)
Home of The Players Championship and famous for its island green at the 17th hole
- 9. Shinnecock Hills Golf Club (New York, USA)
One of the oldest golf clubs in the United States and a frequent U.S. Open host
- 10. Oakmont Country Club (Pennsylvania, USA)
A historic championship course known for its fast greens and difficulty
- 11. Winged Foot Golf Club (New York, USA)
A prestigious club that has hosted numerous U.S. Open championships
- 12. Bandon Dunes Golf Resort (Oregon, USA)
A coastal golf resort known for its multiple world-class links-style courses
- 13. Kiawah Island Ocean Course (South Carolina, USA)
A dramatic seaside course that has hosted major championships
- 14. Whistling Straits (Wisconsin, USA)
A rugged links-style course along Lake Michigan that hosted major tournaments
- 15. Torrey Pines South Course (California, USA)
A public course overlooking the Pacific Ocean and host of the U.S. Open
- 16. Bethpage Black (New York, USA)
A famously challenging public golf course that has hosted major championships
- 17. Royal Troon Golf Club (Troon, Scotland)
A historic Open Championship venue known for its famous “Postage Stamp” hole
- 18. Carnoustie Golf Links (Carnoustie, Scotland)
A demanding links course known for hosting The Open Championship
- 19. Muirfield (Gullane, Scotland)
One of the oldest golf clubs in the world and a historic Open venue
- 20. Le Golf National (Guyancourt, France)
A championship course that hosted the Ryder Cup and Olympic golf events
- 21. Valderrama Golf Club (Sotogrande, Spain)
One of Europe’s most prestigious golf courses and a Ryder Cup host
- 22. Royal Portrush Golf Club (Portrush, Northern Ireland)
A historic links course on the northern coast of Ireland and Open venue
- 23. Harbour Town Golf Links (South Carolina, USA)
A classic course known for its narrow fairways and iconic lighthouse backdrop
- 24. TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course (Arizona, USA)
A desert course famous for hosting the Waste Management Phoenix Open
- 25. Kapalua Plantation Course (Hawaii, USA)
A dramatic course on Maui known for its elevation changes and ocean views