The Best USA Golf Courses

Our Choices for the Best USA Golf Courses The United States, with over 18,000 golf courses, is a golfers paradise and is currently the largest market for golf in the world,and in easy reach to anyone wanting to play. While most of these courses are attractive to the weekend or business golfer, here we have listed the creme of the crop ot the courses condidered the best and treaured by those seeking the ultimate golf experience.


Our Choices for the Top USA Golf Courses
Pine Valley Golf Club Clementon, New Jersey Crump (1918) Par 70 - 6,765 yards Located in the Pine Barrens of Southern New Jersey, near Atlantic City, this picturesque course is impeccably maintained with beautiful greens has at least 15 great holes. The course is laid out where you can't see one hoe from another, and does no have two consecutive holes playing in the same direction, and any holes lying parallel to one another. You can't see one hole from another. The tour doesn't play here because they're not invited and because the compact design would not handle crowds well.
Cypress Point Club Pebble Beach, California Mackenzie (1929) Par 72 - 6,536 yards This single 18 hole course is one of the most exclusive courses in the world,it sits on the beautiful Pacific coastline offering unbeatable, picturesque views. The course is well known around the world for its series of three holes, the 15th, 16th and 17th, that play along the Pacific Ocean. The 16th is a long par 3 that actually plays over the ocean.
Bethpage State Park Golf Course Farmingdale, New York A.W. Tillinghast, Par 71 - ,684 yards The Black Course allows only walkers, and is considered to be one of the word's most difficult. The narrow fairways, well placed bunkers, and high rough, make this course extremely challenging.
Augusta National Golf Club Augusta, Georgia Mackenzie/Jones (1932) Par 72 - 6,905 yards. Site of the Masters Tournament, three of golf's most famous holes, the 11th, 12th, and 13th holes known as "Amen Corner" are here. Each hole on the course is named after the tree or shrub with which it has become associated with.
Pinehurst Country Club Pine Hurst, North Carolina D. Ross (1903-35) Par 72 - 7,051 yards Course # 1 is the most scenic, although all the others have tree-lined fairways and bunkers. This resort has eighteen exceptional courses and more holes than any other resort.
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Southampton, New York Toomey/Flynn (1931) Par 70 6,996 yards This club, the first club to admit women as members, along Long Island's south shore, has a wide variety of holes with the winds off the Atlantic Ocean making it a challenging course to play.