titleist358

legends in myrtle beach south carolina has 3 nice courses i like alot
i play the river course at kingsmill in williamsburg va and that will never get old

i love the old course too, at st. andrews My dad is a member

flash313

augusta and pine valley are tied as the best courses i've played.

MyGolfHQ

I haven't played there yet, but in about a month I'll be playing Wolf Creek in Mesquite, NV. It's in the Top 100 you can play and also in the top 50 toughest courses in the US. I can't wait to get out of this cold weather here in Iowa.

Wolf Creek

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Hogan

Played a lot of tracks in a lot of places. I'm not sure I have a single most favorite. If I had to pick a few it would be:
Laural Valley in Ligonier,PA (Arnold Palmer's membership only corporate retreat). Not the most difficult but certainly one of the nicest experiences and well manicured courses I ever had the privlege to play.
The Experience at Lanai in Hawaii. Amazing is about the only word for this place.
Pinehurst #4 at sunset. You feel like you're playing at a golfer's shrine of some sort.
Three really different venues in three very different places, but all in all favorite feelings that I can remember.

65nlovenit

Glen Abbey in Toronto Ontario, their fairways are better then some of the greens I've seen on other courses. Costs a small fortune, but hey Memories are Made of This.....

Del

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U Grooves

At 16, i have only played 2 courses in the US, and many in Australia.

Have played both Doral and Whistling Straits. Unbeleivable.

In Australia, my home, my favourite 2 courses are Royal Sydney, and Royal Melbourne. All those courses along the melbourne sandbelt are a pleasure to play.

I still prefer hometown sydney courses, like my home club NSW, which you guys can see here Welcome to NSW Golf Club

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teal

I have played a couple of places. Village Green - a muni type cource in Green Bay Wi - nice 9 holes. Lackland AFB course - nice but hole 9 is a pain - massive elevation change all uphill. Another public course in San Antonio - forget the name - decent for TX - which means mostly brown grass. The nicest was Golf Club of Texas - very green and excellent all the way arround.

Walked Pebble once - didn't play. Been to Pebble, Spyglass and some others in the Montery area - didn't get to play them but went to say I atleast saw the place.

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I've only played mini golf so I can't say anything.

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linksheaven

For links in its purest form, Royal Aberdeen is sheer class!

Toughest course has got to be Carnoustie. The finishing 5 holes are brutally tough.

Duffer Dog

I figured on a site like this no one would have ever heard of Village Green...Not a great course, not even my first. But it is the course that caused in my wifes words "(my) disease" Whenever i'm in Green Bay I make time to play there... I have walked Whistling Straights during the PGA. I WILL play there one day...This is a very hard question, one not easily answered. Golf courses are like people, they all have their own personality. I can't pick just one. Brown Deer GC, Milwaukee, WI. South Suburban, Centennial, CO. Swope Memorial, Kansas City, MO. The Pines at Continental Ranch, Marana, AZ...These tracks may not be Peeble, Pinehurst, Sawgrass or Torrey Pines, but they are among my favorites.