Considered the home of golf, and the best known course in the world. No fewer than 112 bunkers watch out for “hell bunker” on the long 14th hole and the infamous “road bunker” on the 17th. Host to many open championships and home to the dunhill trophy.

Perhaps the most well known golf course in the U.S., Pebble Beach runs along along the shores of Carmel Bay, and is truly one of the great golf wonders of the world. Professionals and recreational players alike are drawn to this golf "mecca" to experience first-hand the wonders of this seaside layout with its rich tradition & natural beauty.

Home to the Volvo masters, host to the American Express championships (1999-2000) and Scene of a European Ryder cup victory in 1997. An amazing test of golf, designed by Robert Trent Jones. Demanding thought and precision on every shot.

Described by Bobby Jones as "the St. Andrews of United States golf," Pinehurst No. 2 ranks among the most storied courses of the world. Ranked 2nd best course in the US and the 6th best in the world Pinehurst no 2 course is a true gem. The 1999 venue of the US Open won by the late Payne Stewart, the US Open returned again in 2005.

Oakmont has hosted more US major tournaments than any other course in America. Yet again the US Open returned here in 2007. The greens at Oakmount are regarded as the fastest and hardest in championship golf.

Oakland hills has been home to numerous US PGA and Open events as well as the 2004 Ryder cup matches. The course nicknamed  “the monster” is a tough challenge with its tight tree lined fairways and massive sloping greens.

The Brabazon course at the belfry has been the host to the Ryder cup on 4 occasions as well as numerous European tour events. Key holes on the course include the driveable but very dangerous 10th hole, and the famous 18th, a spectacular closing hole.

Home of the U.S tours MCI Heritage classic event, this course demands thoughtful strategy over power. Narrow fairways and tiny greens make this a tough but really enjoyable round.

Designed by legendry course designer Robert Trent Jones this lesser known course is a real gem and a must play. With water coming into play on 14 holes including one island green this makes for a truly spectacular course.

An assortment of gleaming lakes and rolling fairways garnish the fairways of this Florida course. This course plays host each fall to the US tours Chrysler classic event which attracts many of the worlds top golfers.