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US

Pinehurst No 2

Kiawah

Habourtown

UK

Nairn

Royal Birkdale

Royal St Georges

Swinley Forest

European

Thracian Cliffs, Bulgaria

Old Course, Vilamoura, Portugal

San Lorenzo, Vilamoura, Portugal

Torrequebrada, Spain


Just getting started on my list of courses I would "like to play" but my favorite so far is City Park Golf Course in Denver. The view of the Denver skyline with the front range looming in the background is an amazing perspective.

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Haven't played outside Ireland but of those the best I've played are:

Ballybunion (Old)

Lahinch

Enniscrone

Baltray


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Bandon Dunes

Old Macdonald

Torrey Pines South

Prince Course

Chambers Bay

Prospector (Suncadia Resort) Cle Ellum, WA


Hard to rank these, so in no particular order, my favorites:

Pebble Beach

Spyglass Hill

San Francisco CC

Poppy Hills

Spanish Bay

Pasatiempo

Kapalua Plantation

Princeville Prince Course

Caladonia Golf & Fish Club

Chambers Bay

Edgewood Tahoe

Grizzly Ranch (Nor CA)

Whitehawk Ranch (Nor CA)

Kananaskis (Canada)

Just made reservations for a trip to Bandon Dunes at end of September.  Playing Pacific Dunes twice, Bandon Dunes once and Old MacDonald once.  May try to squeeze in Bandon Trails if time allows.  Can't wait!!!


Difficult to rank, may be top golf course in your country, top golf course you want to play

In My country, top golf course I want to play

1. Montgomerie Link

2. Danang Golf Club

3. Long Thanh Golf Club

4. Vietnam Golf Country Club

5. Sea Link & Country Golf Club

6. Diamond Bay Resort Golf

7. King's Island Golf Club

8. Chi Linh Star Golf Resort

9. Tam Dao Golf Resort

10. Laguna Lang Co Golf Resort

Vietnam


So many destinations to choose from in soo little time! If you're a fan of consistently good weather, why not head on over to South Africa?

A lot of the golf courses are locations with distinct landscapes and there are plenty of diverse activities to do beside golf. We currently rent out golf clubs to people holidaying in South Africa. We've heard a lot of good things about the golf courses there.

But if you don't want travel across the globe, there are amazing courses closer to home. Probably one of the most famous golf courses in the world - Augusta! I've yet to travel there, it's definitely in my top 10 list of golf courses.


This is my first post so please excuse my greenness. :) I've played some pretty cool courses in Thailand and lucky enough, I'm heading back over next month. Whilst I've played at some really good courses, some of my favourites in fact, I'm sure there are heaps more to explore. Especially the way I play golf! I'd be interested if anyone has played any others apart from what I've listed, I'm always up for a new challenge My favourite courses, in sort of some order are below Black Mountain Banyan Santiburi Samui Country Club Ayodhya Links Thai Country Club Royal Gems Dream Arena (this will be awesome once it becomes established!) Suwan Definitely don't go to Best Ocean, great layout but the worst golfing experience ever! I look forward to your ideas

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Last week i was in Spain,

Played Marbella Club witch is very nice

Los Arqueros ( i just love this one ) suits my game but nowhere near an easy course

And Valderama it's nice because off it's name and history. Altho a great course and great condition

I am nowhere near good enough to play a decent round out there

In the Netherlands my favo course is Rosendealsche golfclub.

I think also the oldest.

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3 wood: Mizuno JPX 825 14 Fujikura Orochi Red Eye Stiff 75 g.
Hybrid: Mizuno JPX 825 18 Fujikura Orochi Red Eye Stiff 85 g. 
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Well, I haven't golfed a whole lot of places, but probably the nicest was Cherokee Hills in Bellefountaine, OH.

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A few of my favorite courses I've played (in no particular order):

The Tribute - The Colony, Texas

TPC San Antonio, Oaks Course - San Antonio, Texas

Squire Creek - Choudrant, Louisiana

Jackson Hole Golf Club - Jackson, Wyoming

Golfclub Gstaad-Saanenland - Gstaad, Switzerland

Mid-Ocean Club - Tucker's Town, Bermuda

The first three are just fun courses. The last three have the added benefit of beautiful scenery.

Tyler Martin

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I've really just started to play some better courses. In the last couple years, I've been lucky enough to play, in no particular order: Ridgewood CC Alpine Country CC Knickerbocker CC Lehigh CC Playing Sugarbush Golf Course in Warren CT tomorrow and I've heard some great things.

Recently:

Bandon Dunes

Pacific Dunes

Portrush

I've been lucky enough to play Portrush last year, and Bandon this year, and while both were amazing experiences, I have to go with Bandon Dunes. It's just perfection in a links course.


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The only course worth mentioning for me would be Tiburón Golf Club in Naples, FL. I played the Black course. The absence of any deep rough can actually be a curse.. if you hit an errant shot your ball can roll very far off-line. Absolutely stunning course conditions and amazing facilities, I enjoyed my time there.

Putter:   - Zing 2

Wedge:  49° 54° & 58°

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Hybrid:  - 909H

Driver:   - '09 Burner


Originally Posted by MP in EG

Just made reservations for a trip to Bandon Dunes at end of September.  Playing Pacific Dunes twice, Bandon Dunes once and Old MacDonald once.  May try to squeeze in Bandon Trails if time allows.  Can't wait!!!

I can't knock a decision to play Pacific Dunes twice, as it is my favorite there. But try not to pass up Bandon Trails. It is a great track. Frankly, I would pass on Old MacDonald if it came to that. Kind of an odd, oldtime linksy layout, although the seventh green provides probably the best views on the entire property.

View south toward Pacific Dunes

View north toward the Sheep farm

14th hole on Trails. Some significant elevation changes throughout the course

Bill M

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I'm rather obliged to say Fox Meadow Country Club in Medina, Ohio. I haven't had the privilege of playing many courses in my life, so maybe my opinion doesn't mean much. Either way, it is by far the nicest course I've played on.

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:srixon: Z355

:callaway: XR16 3 Wood
:tmade: Aeroburner 19* 3 hybrid
:ping: I e1 irons 4-PW
:vokey: SM5 50, 60
:wilsonstaff: Harmonized Sole Grind 56 and Windy City Putter

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Very interesting discussion. My list is:

1. Royal Melbourne West

2. Carnoustie

3.Turnberry

4. Santaburi Thailand

5. Royal Birkdale

6. Swinley Forest

7. Kingsbarns

8. Walton Heath

9. Kingston Heath

10. Bethpage Red (the Black was closed)

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