Guides

The original—David McLay Kidd's links that started it all at Bandon.

13 short holes above the ocean—the best warm-up in golf.

Coore & Crenshaw's inland counterpoint—dunes, forest, and meadow.

Template golf, wide and windswept—a tribute to C.B. Macdonald.

Tom Doak's routing through the dunes, hard against the Pacific.

Cliff-top golf with no bunkers—just Coore & Crenshaw and the ocean.

The free 19th hole—walk on any time, no tee time needed.

The People's Open venue—A.W. Tillinghast's public course that's hosted two U.S. Opens and a PGA Championship.

Bill Coore's heathland tribute to Sunningdale—strategy from the very first tee.

Rod Whitman's tighter, trickier answer to Châteaux—French moorland with a Scottish accent.

Coore & Crenshaw · par 72

Rod Whitman · par 70

Rod Whitman · 11-hole par 3

Kyle Franz · par 72

Franz, Nuzzo & Morrissett · par 72

Mike Nuzzo's 10-hole short course—entertainment first, scorecard second.

Small in size, big on golf—and lit for play after dark.

Hanse & Parsinen · par 72

Tom Doak · par 72

Rod Whitman's new firm's first big swing—an 18-hole mountain course opening 2027.

Coore & Crenshaw · par 71

Mike Strantz's most polarizing design—blind shots through an old sand quarry, "Pine Valley on steroids."

Mike Strantz's final public course—built on horseback, lost to neglect, restored in 2023.

David McLay Kidd's high-desert test above Bend.

A U.S. Open venue on Puget Sound—public, walkable, and enormous.

The Meadow Valleys at Blackwolf Run playing values are a match for its natural beauty. Visit to learn more and make a reservation!

Challenge yourself at The River Course at Blackwolf Run in Kohler, Wisconsin. Designed by legendary Hall of Fame architect Pete Dye, this premier championship golf course offers breathtaking views and

Discover Purebred Farm, a new 14-hole walking-only golf course blending prairie, river valley and farmland terrain just west of Blackwolf Run. Designed for golfers of all skill levels, the course prom

Discover The Baths of Blackwolf Run in Kohler, Wisconsin. Featuring a high-quality par-3 golf course and a massive putting green, it’s the ultimate golf destination. Book your tee time today!

The Irish course features large bluffs and dunes that add a links-style personality and difficulty. Visit now to learn more and book a tee time!

Pete Dye's windswept links along two miles of Lake Michigan—host of three PGA Championships and the 2021 Ryder Cup.

Hurdzan, Fry & Whitten's heathland masterpiece—the course that hosted the 2017 U.S. Open.

The course that put Gamble Sands on the map—wide, sandy, and fun.

14 par-3 holes, 60 to 180 yards—every short-game shot you own.

DMK's second act at Gamble Sands—sweeping Columbia River views.

Gold Mountain's original—Ken Tyson's 1971 layout, flatter and friendlier than its sister course.

The best municipal round in Washington—Puget Sound firs, water everywhere, and Olympic Mountain views to close it out.

Rees Jones · par 72

Rees Jones · par 72

Lofoten Links golf course ranked #88 in the world, offers world class golf build into the rugged and wild landscape of Lofoten.

Jack Nicklaus · par 72

Mike Strantz's first solo course—live oaks, marsh, and an antebellum clubhouse at the end of a 200-year-old allee.

Strantz's fourth signature course—a former indigo plantation turned into one continuous waste bunker.

The oldest continuously operating course west of the Mississippi.

The greatest meeting of land and sea in American golf—every golfer's must-play.

Five oceanside openers through the dunes, then a brutal march into the Del Monte Forest.

Tiger Woods · 9-hole par 3

Closed for a Gil Hanse redesign—reopening April 17, 2027, just ahead of Pebble Beach's next U.S. Open.

Originally built in 1897 and the first of Pinehurst's famous golf courses, Pinehurst No 1 is a classic.

The first U.S. Open Anchor site, Pinehurst No. 2 is the heart of championship golf in America.

A short course with a long history. Designed in 1910, the shortest course at Pinehurst is a fun challenge for any golfer.

Visually stunning from tee to green, Gil Hanse created Pinehurst No. 4 in the timeless tradition of Carolina Sandhills golf.

Known for its signature 14th hole, Pinehurst No 5 is among the most visually beautiful courses at Pinehurst.

Designed by the Fazio Family, Pinehurst No 6 has a uniquely bold course design that favors the daring player.

The site of Tiger Woods' only Pinehurst title to date, Pinehurst No 7 is sure to test any player with its wetland terrain.

Built to celebrate 100 years of Pinehurst, Pinehurst No 8 has been ranked among the best of America's golf courses.

Inspired by the design of Pinehurst No 2, this course is yet another masterpiece. This is Pinehurst No 9.

No. 10 is Pinehurst’s first new course in nearly three decades, but in truth it’s been centuries, even millennia, in the making. The landscape underlying Tom Doak’s new design features native wiregras

The most fun 10 acres in all of golf. And replay rounds are free. So, try your short-game skills on The Cradle at Pinehurst Golf Resort.

Coore & Crenshaw · opening 2027

William and William Jr. Bell's 1957 municipal classic—host to Tiger's 2008 U.S. Open.

Opening 2026, the Commons is a 12-hole course by Jim Craig celebrating fast play and creativity. Inspired by North Berwick, it's perfect for all skill levels.

Experience Mammoth Dunes golf course with its enormous fairways and majestic, accessible greens. Golf as it was meant to be is at the heart of Sand Valley.

The Sand Valley golf course is fun and playable, but can be set up to provide a serious challenge. Golf as it was meant to be is at the heart of Sand Valley.

Designed by Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw, Sandbox features a variety of captivating green complexes, including a Biarritz, Lion's Mouth, and Redan, providing a unique and engaging experience for golfers

The majestic Sedge Valley golf course brings back a more intimate scale and classically styled holes. Golf as it was meant to be is at the heart of Sand Valley.

The Lido golf course is one of the world's top 100 courses with its demand for strategy & bold design. Golf as it was meant to be is at the heart of Sand Valley

par 72 · 7,200 yards

David McLay Kidd's fifth Streamsong course, named for the fossils beneath it—preview play begins October 2026.

Gil Hanse's 2017 course—reshaped from a decades-old phosphate mine, a mile south of Red and Blue.

Tom Doak's 2012 design—home to the most photographed hole in American golf.

Coore & Crenshaw's first Streamsong course—built from the sand spoils of a phosphate mine.

Coore & Crenshaw's 19-hole short course—no par, no tee markers, just old mining chains to aim from.

Tom Doak · walking only

Mike Strantz's tribute to Royal County Down and Ballybunion—stone walls and fescue in the Virginia hills.

Mike Strantz · par 71