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Course↕ | Country↕ | Designer↕ | Opened↕ | Par↕ | Known For↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Augusta National Golf Club | United States | Alister MacKenzie / Bobby Jones | 1,933 | 72 | Home of the Masters — Amen Corner, azaleas, the Green Jacket |
| Old Course at St Andrews | Scotland | Nature / Old Tom Morris | 1,552 | 72 | The Home of Golf — Swilcan Bridge, Road Hole, public-play links |
| Pebble Beach Golf Links | United States | Jack Neville / Douglas Grant | 1,919 | 72 | Monterey cliffside holes 7-10 — the greatest meeting of land and sea in golf |
| Pine Valley Golf Club | United States | George Crump / H.S. Colt | 1,918 | 70 | Routinely ranked #1 in the world — sandy waste, pines, nearly private |
| Cypress Point Club | United States | Alister MacKenzie | 1,928 | 72 | The iconic par-3 16th over the Pacific — ultra-exclusive Monterey peninsula |
| Royal County Down | Northern Ireland | Old Tom Morris | 1,889 | 71 | Mourne Mountains backdrop, blind shots, gorse-lined fairways — classic links |
| Muirfield (Honourable Company) | Scotland | Old Tom Morris / H.S. Colt | 1,891 | 71 | Host of 16 Open Championships — the fairest links test on the rota |
| Royal Melbourne (West) | Australia | Alister MacKenzie | 1,931 | 72 | Sandbelt masterpiece — Dr Mac's greatest design outside Augusta |
| Shinnecock Hills Golf Club | United States | William Flynn | 1,891 | 70 | Hamptons US Open venue with windswept fescue and classic Flynn routing |
| Oakmont Country Club | United States | Henry Fownes | 1,903 | 70 | The hardest par-70 in America — Church Pews bunker, lightning greens |
| Turnberry (Ailsa) | Scotland | Mackenzie Ross | 1,906 | 71 | Ailsa Craig views, the Duel in the Sun (Watson vs Nicklaus 1977) |
| Carnoustie Golf Links | Scotland | Allan Robertson | 1,842 | 72 | Carnasty — brutal finishing holes and Jean Van de Velde's Barry Burn collapse |
| Royal Dornoch | Scotland | Old Tom Morris / John Sutherland | 1,886 | 70 | Pilgrimage links in the Highlands, inspiration for Donald Ross courses |
| Merion Golf Club (East) | United States | Hugh Wilson | 1,912 | 70 | Wicker baskets on flagsticks — Hogan's 1-iron, Jones' Grand Slam |
| Royal Birkdale | England | George Lowe / Hawtree & Taylor | 1,889 | 70 | Open Championship venue — dune corridors of English links golf |
| Winged Foot Golf Club (West) | United States | A.W. Tillinghast | 1,923 | 72 | Massacre at Winged Foot (1974 US Open) — Bryson's 2020 win at 6-under won by wedges |
| Sawgrass (Stadium Course) | United States | Pete Dye | 1,980 | 72 | Home of the Players Championship — the island green par-3 17th |
| Whistling Straits | United States | Pete Dye | 1,998 | 72 | Lake Michigan links, 2021 Ryder Cup — Dustin Johnson's record rout |
| Valderrama | Spain | Robert Trent Jones Sr | 1,974 | 71 | First continental-Europe Ryder Cup host (1997), cork oaks and strategic bunkers |
| Hirono Golf Club | Japan | Charles Alison | 1,932 | 72 | Asia's finest classic course — golden-age design near Kobe |
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