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Golf in North America.

California’s ocean holes, Oregon’s walking golf and Cape Breton’s Atlantic coast make very different trips. Pick the experience first, then give yourself enough days to enjoy the destination around it.

A little planning goes a long way.Do not mistake a shared coastline for a short transfer. Choose one region as the core of your trip and compare airport connections, onward drives and resort reservation policies before adding another stop.
United States · Bandon

Bandon Dunes

Walking golf, shifting winds, and days measured in rounds.

Canada · Inverness

Cabot Cape Breton

Two celebrated courses and a whole island worth slowing down for.

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United States · Village of Pinehurst

Pinehurst Resort

Donald Ross’s turtleback greens, a sandhills village and ten courses besides.

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United States · Nekoosa

Sand Valley

Walking golf on Wisconsin sand, and the lost Lido brought back to life.

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United States · La Jolla

Torrey Pines

A city-owned U.S. Open course on the cliffs above the Pacific.

United States · Brooksville

Cabot Citrus Farms

Rolling sand and live oaks on Florida’s Nature Coast, rebuilt by Cabot.

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United States · St. Simons Island

Sea Island

Marsh, sea breezes and a Colt & Alison course reborn for its 25th year.

United States · Farmingdale

Bethpage Black

A state-park course with a warning sign, a Ryder Cup and a public fee.

Dominican Republic · Cap Cana

Punta Espada Golf Club

Nicklaus on the Cap Cana cliffs, with eight holes playing along or over the sea.

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Mexico · Tourist Corridor

Cabo del Sol Course

Weiskopf’s arroyo course above the Sea of Cortez, now with six Fry/Straka holes.

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Mexico · Cabo San Lucas

Quivira Golf Club

Nicklaus on Pacific cliffs and dunes, with food and drink stations included in the fee.

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United States · Pebble Beach

Spyglass Hill Golf Course

Five holes in the dunes, then thirteen through the pines, every one named from Treasure Island.

United States · Fort McDowell

We-Ko-Pa Golf Club

Two desert courses with no houses or roads, on Fort McDowell Yavapai land.

United States · North Scottsdale

Troon North Golf Club

Tom Weiskopf’s boulder-strewn desert golf beneath Pinnacle Peak.

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United States · Myrtle Beach

The Dunes Golf & Beach Club

Robert Trent Jones’s 1949 oceanfront course, home of Waterloo and a PGA Tour week.

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United States · Murrells Inlet

TPC Myrtle Beach

Tom Fazio’s public tournament course in the marsh country south of Myrtle Beach.

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Mexico · San José del Cabo

Puerto Los Cabos Golf Club

Two Nicklaus nines and a Norman nine falling to the Sea of Cortez, with chef-run palapas en route.

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United States · Southern Pines

Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club

Donald Ross’s 1921 routing, restored in 2013, opposite its sister across Midland Road.

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United States · Southern Pines

Southern Pines Golf Club

A 1906 town course, opened up by 700 felled trees and a rebuilt Ross “lost hole”.

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United States · Boulder City

Cascata Golf Club

Rees Jones fairways in the River Mountains, with a stream running through the clubhouse.

United States · Summerlin

TPC Las Vegas

A former tour stop among Summerlin’s arroyos, with Red Rock Canyon as the backdrop.

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United States · Lake Las Vegas

Reflection Bay Golf Club

Jack Nicklaus’s only Signature course in Nevada, with five holes on Lake Las Vegas.

United States · Carlsbad

Aviara Golf Club

Arnold Palmer’s only San Diego course, folded into the hills above Batiquitos Lagoon.

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Mexico · Boulevard Kukulcán km 25.3

Riviera Cancún Golf Club

A Nicklaus Signature course among mangroves by the airport, with food and drink in the fee.

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Jamaica · Rose Hall

White Witch Golf Course

A caddie-led hill course named after Rose Hall’s legend, open November to April only.

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Jamaica · Rose Hall

Cinnamon Hill Golf Course

Greens by the sea, a Bond film waterfall and Johnny Cash’s old house beside the 14th.

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Jamaica · Half Moon

Half Moon Golf Course

Robert Trent Jones Sr.’s 1960s bow-tie layout and the long-time home of the Jamaica Open.

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United States · Horseshoe Bay

Horseshoe Bay Resort

Three Robert Trent Jones Sr. courses and a waterfall hole on Lake LBJ.

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United States · Ivins

Black Desert Resort

Tom Weiskopf’s last design, routed through black lava below the red cliffs of Snow Canyon.

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United States · Hurricane

Sand Hollow Resort

John Fought’s back nine runs along a sandstone ledge above the Hurricane valley.

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United States · Washington

Coral Canyon Golf Course

A Keith Foster layout below red rock and the Pine Valley peaks, just off I-15.

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United States · Mesquite

Wolf Creek Golf Club

Fairways dropped into canyons, with tees on ridges and a slope of 154 from the tips.

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United States · Coyote Springs

Coyote Springs Golf Club

A Jack Nicklaus course alone in the desert between Las Vegas and Mesquite.

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United States · North Myrtle Beach

Barefoot Resort & Golf

Norman, Love, Fazio and Dye, all opened at once beside the Intracoastal Waterway.

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United States · Myrtle Beach

Pine Lakes Country Club

The Grand Strand’s first course, from 1927, half a mile from the ocean.

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United States · Grande Dunes

Grande Dunes Resort Club

Wide fairways on a bluff above the Intracoastal, with greens rebuilt in 2022.

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United States · Pawleys Island

True Blue Golf Club

Mike Strantz’s rolling, open sister to Caledonia, with a 624-yard opener.

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United States · Cherry Grove

Tidewater Golf Club

Marsh, inlet and waterway views on the Strand’s northern edge.

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United States · Universal Boulevard

Shingle Creek Golf Club

A Palmer-rebuilt round on the convention corridor, with valet parking included.

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United States · Las Vegas Strip

Bali Hai Golf Club

A South Seas-themed course on the Strip, with an island-green 16th below the restaurant patio.

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United States · Anthem

Revere Golf Club: Lexington

Billy Casper’s canyon course in the Anthem hills, with long views back to the Strip.

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United States · Summerlin

Angel Park Golf Club

Two Arnold Palmer courses, a lit short course and a grass putting course in one place.

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United States · Tuscany Village

Chimera Golf Club

A Ted Robinson Jr. course in eastern Henderson, with the Strip in view from the 11th tee.

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United States · Wesley Chapel

Saddlebrook Resort

Rees Jones has turned 36 holes into three nines north of Tampa.

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United States · Lutz

TPC Tampa Bay

Bobby Weed’s cypress-and-wetland layout, a Champions Tour stop for 20 years.

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United States · Bay Harbor

Bay Harbor Golf Club

Three Arthur Hills nines on Lake Michigan bluffs, dunes and a former shale quarry.

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United States · Gaylord

Treetops Resort

Robert Trent Jones Sr.’s hilly Masterpiece and Rick Smith’s famous nine-hole par-3 course.

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United States · Santa Cruz

Pasatiempo Golf Club

Alister MacKenzie’s own favourite, in the sand hills above Monterey Bay.

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United States · Del Monte Forest

Poppy Hills Golf Course

Pine-lined fairways in the Del Monte Forest, owned by golfers for golfers.

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United States · Seaside

Bayonet & Black Horse

Two former army courses on the old Fort Ord base, with Monterey Bay below.

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United States · Carmel Valley

Carmel Valley Ranch

A Pete Dye par 70 that climbs from the Carmel River into sunny oak hills.

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United States · Farmington

Nemacolin (Mystic Rock)

Pete Dye’s boulder-lined former tour course, played from a Laurel Highlands room key.

United States · Williamsburg

Kingsmill Resort

Pete Dye’s River Course on the James, a tour stop for four decades.

United States · Sunriver

Sunriver Resort

Crosswater’s river crossings and two pine-lined resort courses below the Cascades.

United States · Kohala Coast

Mauna Kea Golf Course

Robert Trent Jones Sr.’s 1964 lava-field course, with a par three carried over the Pacific surf.

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United States · Mauna Lani

Mauna Lani South Course

Black lava and the Senior Skins Game’s old stage, with a par three across an ocean inlet.

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United States · Koloa

Poipu Bay Golf Course

Robert Trent Jones Jr.’s south-shore course, home of the PGA Grand Slam from 1994 to 2006.

United States · Kapolei

Ko Olina Golf Club

Ted Robinson’s water features and tiered greens on Oahu’s west side, an LPGA venue for three decades.

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Barbados · Sandy Lane

Sandy Lane Golf Club

Two Fazio eighteens and the 1961 Old Nine; the quarry course is for hotel guests only.

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Barbados · Westmoreland

Royal Westmoreland

A Trent Jones Jr. quarry-and-ridge layout with a half-hour visitor window each morning.

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Barbados · Apes Hill

Apes Hill Barbados

Ron Kirby’s rebuilt hilltop course, 1,000ft up and open to villa guests rather than day visitors.

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Barbados · Durants

Barbados Golf Club

The island’s public eighteen near the airport, with a triple green and walking allowed.

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Bahamas · Paradise Island

Ocean Club Golf Course

Weiskopf’s windy peninsula course, kept for guests of Atlantis and the Four Seasons Ocean Club.

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Puerto Rico · Isabela

Royal Isabela

A tennis family’s clifftop course on 426 acres above Puerto Rico’s surf coast.

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