Golf Course Reviews

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  1. Muirfield
  2. Royal County Down Championship Links
  3. National Golf Links of America
  4. Cypress Point Club
  5. Pine Valley Golf ClubPine Valley Golf Club
  6. Riviera Country ClubRiviera Country Club
  7. TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course
  8. Medinah Country Club No. 3
  9. Oakmont Country Club
  10. The Old Course at St Andrews

The Top 10

Full ranking
  1. Manitou RidgeManitou Ridge2004Thomas McBroom's forest walk near Parry Sound, and the best day of golf within three hours of Toronto.
  2. Rainbow Ridge Golf CourseRainbow Ridge Golf CourseChampionship length, resort conditioning and Manitowaning Bay views for less than a GTA twilight nine.
  3. StoneHenge Golf Course2004Sandy soil, highland-links contours and firm greens from May to October on a nine that never repeats itself.
  4. Woodington Lake Golf Club1995Seven thousand yards of real terrain, kept in condition most private clubs would envy.
  5. The Old Course at St Andrews1764Golf's original text, open to anyone who enters the ballot, and still the hardest course in the world to read.
  6. Pacific DunesPacific Dunes2001Tom Doak's Oregon links is the course that proved modern American architecture could stop building and start finding.
  7. Augusta National Golf Club1933The most famous course on earth, kept in a condition nothing else can match, and shut to everyone who is not asked.
  8. Pebble Beach Golf Links1919The most beautiful stretch of public golf on earth, sold at a price that knows it.
  9. Royal Portrush Dunluce Links1932Harry Colt's best work, and the rare Open venue that plays better for a visitor than it looks on television.
  10. Pinehurst No. 21907Donald Ross's masterwork, restored to sand and wiregrass, with the most demanding set of greens in America.

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