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what do you think the best golf couse is in the usa or the world and the worst


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the best golf course is pebble beech and/or firestone

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hmm. My personal favorite has always been TPC Sawgrass, I really want to play there someday. The layout and use of hazards is brilliant.

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The best course is Pacific Dunes (Bandon, Oregon), and Bandon Dunes facility is the best overall destination for golf in the US. It includes Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes and Bandon Trails. Absolutely spectacular golf courses and a great overall experience.
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It's really tough to narrow down to one when I've only seen most of them on TV but I would love to play Pebble Beach, Chambers Bay, Bayhill, or Augusta. Had the chance to walk Torrey Pines during a practice round for the US Open and it looked like it would be a blast to play.

However, if I HAD to choose one it would be Augusta.
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AUGUSTA is there anyone here who would not give a appendage to play it?

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question is impossible to answer... but to those who try...
would you want to be a member at course X and would course X get boring in time, would it loose some of its luster?
I think the best course would be fun to play daily and would be a stern, but fair test... requiring a multitude of shots into greens, around greens, and off the tee.
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i would think that firestone would be one of the best because it has a monster par five 600 some yrds maybe more but the best upkeep would be agusta, pebble beach or maybe even torrey pines good morning torrey pines dawn patrol they wak up at 4:30 in the morning just to play the course

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I would think you'd have to play the courses to make that determination on best and worst.
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I would think you'd have to play the courses to make that determination on best and worst.

Absolutely correct. Kind of silly to proclaim a course you have never played to be the best course.

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Best I'll probably never play: Augusta

Best I'll definately play: Bandon Dunes

Best I've played: Spyglass

Best I've played a lot: Diamond Creek in Banner Elk, NC or Floridian in Palm City, FL

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2 Hybrid: SQ 18 degree, Steel Stiff ShaftIrons: MP-30, 3-PWSW: 56* Vokey Copper spin-milledFW 52* VokeyFlat Stick Zing 2Ball: Pro V1x

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my vote for best in Merion... watch the walker cup just to see.. proof that a course doesn't need to be 7500 yards long to be challenging.
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