Swing into Spring: Top 10 Golf Courses to Visit

Looking for some great golf to play this spring? Here are the courses that must be on your list.

1. Pebble Beach Golf Links

The Pebble Beach Golf Links in California is one of the most picturesque golf courses in the world. With ocean views around every corner, it’s no wonder everyone wants to tee it up here. Look out for the iconic “Million Dollar Hole,” the seventh hole on the course.

2. St. Andrews Links

The birthplace of golf, St. Andrews Links in Scotland is a must-visit for any golfer. From playing the Old Course to navigating your way around the “Road Hole,” this course offers a bucket-list experience.

3. Augusta National Golf Club

Home of the Masters, the Augusta National Golf Club offers an experience few golfers ever get to enjoy. Playing the course is restricted to a small elite, but you can still visit during the tournament to take in the beauty of the sweeping Georgia landscape.

4. Pinehurst Resort

Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina is a golf haven for those who love the charm of the South. The course is set among pine trees and rolling hills and is famous for hosting the US Open eight times. Pinehurst No.2 is a course that should not be missed.

5. Bandon Dunes

Located on the Oregon coast, Bandon Dunes offers Scottish-style links courses that are designed to test every aspect of your game. You can also enjoy stunning views of the Pacific Ocean while golfing there.

6. Kingsbarns Golf Links

Located in Fife, Scotland, Kingsbarns is a breathtaking coastal course that framed by sweeping views of the North Sea just in front and is known for its challenging terrain.

7. Carnoustie Golf Links

Carnoustie in Scotland is something special since this golf courses has windy location thr front night all the time Curr Plaa.

8. Chambers Bay

Rolling along the shores of the Puget Sound just southwest of Tacoma, Chambers Bay wasnt’ an obvious golf course site. But Robert Trent built what’s now a fiercely loved course among golf gamers around the world.

9. Doral (Blue Monster Course)

The course began as a destination stop for celebrities and politicians looking to escape winter on the east coast over plenty of 100 hectare land,

10. Baltusrol Golf Club (Lower Course)

Located ion Springfield, New Jersey, the Baltsurol Gold Club hosted several top golf games, and was made famous for provide championship backdrops to world famous golf players, an excellenet course to visit in order to swing into spring!