For me it has to be Dalton Ranch in Durango Co.
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TheHeez
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I realized that I forgot an incredible one that I played a few years back.
Cabo Real in the Los Cabos area of Baja. Incredible variety from right on the ocean to up high on the desert cliffs.
Cabo Real in the Los Cabos area of Baja. Incredible variety from right on the ocean to up high on the desert cliffs.
Lynchburg14
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Pinehurst #8 and it didn't hurt that it cost me only $60
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Tartan is a fantastic track!!!!
Played it 3 times, big fan.
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This is kinda tough, I've played some really nice courses. I'd probably put The Medalist there on the top of my list for now, then put The Conservatory and Cog Hill Dubsdread close behind.
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Two holes really stick out to me... The dogleg par five that goes down the hill with the hills and houses on both sides, with the water after the green. So unique and cool looking.
Then the par four that has two fairways and is technically driveable. Love that hole as well.
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River’s Edge is fantastic
Country Club is bucket list for me
I see what you did there
I think TPC Las Vegas is my favorite- so many to choose from but this is a recent play and it was fantastic
Sherwood CC in Brentwood, CA. I put a picture of the famous hazard on the middle of the fairway. In one tournament Tiger and David Duval were battling for the win and DD hit into that hazard, Tiger flew it.
Best friend got married there and i give him crap to this day that he didn’t get us a round of golf thrown in
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In Indiana, I would say Purgatory. 2nd was Rock Hollow. Here in Sebring, I work at Golf Hammock, so it is number one for me or The Bluffs.
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I suppose I should answer this myself eh.
Grey Wolf golf course out at panorama mountain and no it’s not in my regular rotation. It’s gorgous.
Grey Wolf golf course out at panorama mountain and no it’s not in my regular rotation. It’s gorgous.
parsaver
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The lower right is me. Proof I was there. Upper left end was the CEO of he club.
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After my amazing experience yesterday I need to update my answer.
The Country Club at DC Ranch.
It's a private club in North Scottsdale and I was invited to play after a series of coincidences and thanks to the generosity of the Member. The hospitality shown to me as a Guest by everyone was over the top. The clubhouse, locker room, amenities and bar/restaurant were ridiculous. The range balls were TP5s lol. Comfort stations around the course were fully loaded and awesome. The course layout is superb. The conditions were unlike anything I've ever played from the driving range to the 18th green. Heck the course looked so perfect if they had told me it was artificial turf I would have believed them. I now have a new goal in life.
The Country Club at DC Ranch.
It's a private club in North Scottsdale and I was invited to play after a series of coincidences and thanks to the generosity of the Member. The hospitality shown to me as a Guest by everyone was over the top. The clubhouse, locker room, amenities and bar/restaurant were ridiculous. The range balls were TP5s lol. Comfort stations around the course were fully loaded and awesome. The course layout is superb. The conditions were unlike anything I've ever played from the driving range to the 18th green. Heck the course looked so perfect if they had told me it was artificial turf I would have believed them. I now have a new goal in life.
Carnoustie, which is not in my regular rotation. It would be a lot cooler if it was.
My favorite and best course that I try to play once a season has got to be Black Wolf Run in Kohler Wis. such a beautiful place
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Whistling Straits is the best I’ve played and I love all the Kohler courses. I’ve been in California for 20 years but now that I’ll be making my home in MN starting in June, I’m sure I’ll find my way to the American Club at least every other year.
One of my top 5 favorite course I’ve ever played is the Classic at Madden’s and it is only 1.7 miles away from our lake home in northern Minnesota that will be finished in May. I’m planning on joining the club this summer or next and play about 50 rounds there each year. It’s ranked typically about 60 on Golf Digest top 100 you can play.
Black Wolf and Whistling Straits are both great courses, but I give the nod to WS as well. Lots of memorable holes, some stunning scenery, it's challenging, and it's a great atmosphere for golf.
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Haven't been to any super exclusive tracks so TPC Boston is tops on my list. Not in the regular rotation.
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Yeah WS is amazing, Irish is no slouch, and love the river @ blackwolf
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Besides The Hideaway?
Valhalla is the best course I’ve ever played...
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Valhalla is the best course I’ve ever played...
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Love whistling straights also but the price tag keeps it from being my favorite. I love the sheep in the fairways and lake Michigan is nice to see but Black wolf run in the fall when the Salmon are running thru the streams around the course is incredible to see
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