Lions Municipal Golf Course
Opened by the Austin Lions Club in 1924 and quietly desegregated in 1950, the first municipal course in the South to do so: short,…
Course profiles
Golf courses in the United States
Course profiles built from official and public sources: yardage, the hole to know, the season that suits the course and what a round costs.
Linden Hall
A 1959 course on a 785-acre estate in the Laurel Highlands, once a steelworkers' union retreat: par 72, no two fairways parallel, and hills…
Las Vegas Country Club
Opened in 1967 minutes from the Strip: a watered parkland par 72 of 7,150 yards on Bermuda, with a plane in the pond at…
Langston Golf Course
Opened in 1939 on a former city dump and named after the first African American elected to public office: the centre of Black golf…
Quail Hollow Club
Laid out by George Cobb in 1961 and rebuilt by Tom Fazio from 1997: a par 72 of 7,550 yards that rewards driving, and…
Olympia Fields Country Club — North Course
Willie Park Junior's North Course, built in 1915 south of Chicago: a par 70 over 7,350 yards with a slope of 150, and a…
Oakland Hills Country Club — South Course
A Donald Ross design from 1918, toughened by Robert Trent Jones for the 1951 U.S. Open: six U.S. Opens, and the most severely contoured…
Los Angeles Country Club — North Course
George Thomas designed the North Course in 1928, Gil Hanse restored it in 2010: a par 70 in the middle of Los Angeles, with…
LPGA International
Thirty-six holes by Rees Jones and Arthur Hills at the LPGA's home in Daytona Beach: two very different courses, what they ask of you…
Key West Golf Club
The only course in the Keys and the southernmost in the continental United States: mangrove, iguanas and constant wind, and reviews that turn sharply…
Keney Park Golf Course
A 1927 Devereux Emmet municipal in Hartford, left to decline and then restored for the 2016 reopening: tumbling greens at resident prices, and what…
Indian Hills Country Club
Tillinghast in the Country Club District, opened in 1926 on ground he called one of his greatest opportunities: what survives three later remodels, and…