The Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course is famous for one unforgettable feature: a floating island green that moves across Lake Coeur d’Alene and turns the 14th hole into a one-of-a-kind par-3 challenge.
Chambers Bay is a public walking-only links course on Puget Sound, built on a reclaimed sand and gravel mine and host of the 2015 U.S. Open.
Cascata rises into the River Mountains above Boulder City, where Rees Jones’ desert design winds through rocky slopes, streams and dramatic elevation changes beneath a 418-foot waterfall.
Cascata rises into the River Mountains above Boulder City, where Rees Jones’ desert design winds through rocky slopes, streams and dramatic elevation changes beneath a 418-foot waterfall.
Blackwolf Run’s River Course follows the tributaries of Wisconsin’s Sheboygan River, where Pete Dye’s design combines water, wooded corridors and bold strategic lines.
Black Desert is a striking modern championship course cut through Southern Utah’s black lava fields and red sandstone cliffs, and the final new design completed by architect Tom Weiskopf.
Black Desert is a striking modern championship course cut through Southern Utah’s black lava fields and red sandstone cliffs, and the final new design completed by architect Tom Weiskopf.
Bethpage Black pairs major-championship difficulty with public access through New York’s state-park golf system.
Bandon Trails takes golfers on a different journey from the resort’s exposed ocean links, moving through coastal forest, open meadows and dunes in a course designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw.
Bandon Dunes launched one of America’s great golf destinations with a walkable, wind-shaped links course above the Pacific.
