Seminole is Donald Ross at his most imaginative: a private Atlantic-coast course routed between two long dune ridges, where the wind shifts and the strategic question changes from hole to hole.
Winged Foot West is a landmark A.W. Tillinghast design, known for its demanding green complexes, bold bunkering and a championship history that includes six U.S. Opens.
The North Course at Los Angeles Country Club is George C. Thomas Jr.’s celebrated 1928 design, restored by Gil Hanse and staged for the 2023 U.S. Open in the heart of Beverly Hills.
Chicago Golf Club is a foundation of American golf architecture: C.B. Macdonald laid out the country’s first 18-hole course for the club in 1893, before it moved to Wheaton in 1895.
Riviera is George C. Thomas Jr.’s celebrated 1927 design, a classic Los Angeles course whose strategic barrancas, bold greens and famous short par-4 10th have shaped generations of championship golf.
Learn why Augusta National is famous as the home of the Masters Tournament, with an overview of its traditions and guidance on visitor access.
