Best Golf Courses Worldwide

You may have already seen our post about the Top 5 Golf courses in the UK, here we have collated our list of the best Golf courses worldwide.

Pine Valley, New Jersey

Located in Pine Valley, Camden County, New Jersey and founded in 1913 by a group of golfers from Philadelphia.
It offers a shuttle service from Philadelphia Airport if required.
Membership is by invitation only from the board of directors, and is currently Male only. Guests are allowed to play if invited and accompanied by a member and Women can play on Sunday afternoons only.
Since 2003, the club has been featured in the Best Courses of the World/US in various golf magazines.
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Founded in 1928 and located in Pebble Beach, Cypress Point is set in coastal dunes.
Offering just a single 18-hole course, the course is well known for its three holes that are played along the Pacific Ocean.
When playing here, management require all players to have caddies.
The signature hole is number 16, and in order to play this hole you must tee a shot of 231 yards over the pacific to a green.
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Located in Black Rock, Victoria, Melbourne and founded in 1891, it holds 36 holes across the courses.
The Women’s Australian Open was held here back in 2012 and again in 2015.
Royal Melbourne is Australia’s oldest, continually existing Golf Club.
The first time the President’s Cup was held outside of the US was also here in 1998 and then again in 2011.
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Founded in 1891 and claiming to be the oldest formal organised club in the US, it is situated in Southampton, Long Island, New York.
It has the oldest clubhouse in the US opening in 1892 and was the first to admit Women (which it did from the beginning).
It has hosted the US Open four times on its 18-hole course in 1896,1986,1995 and 2004. It is also due to host it again this year and in 2026.
Shinnecock Hills was ranked 2^nd in Golf Digest’s 100 Greatest courses for 2007 and 2008, moving down to 3^rd in 2009.
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Located, funnily enough in Augusta, Georgia, it was founded in 1933. Making it the youngest course on the list.
It hosts The Masters tournament every year on it’s 18-hole course and has done since 1934.
This year, it has been voted the number one Platinum Club of the World by the Club Leaders Forum of Golf and Country Clubs.
Formerly a tree nursery, each hole is named after the tree in which it has been associated. Such as, Magnolia, Juniper and Holly to name a few.
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