Few places capture the spirit of golf like the West Links at North Berwick in East Lothian. Set along the coastline to the east of Edinburgh in Scotland, it blends history, originality, and joy in equal measure. Play it once and you’ll be hooked; play it again and you’ll never want to stop…
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Cypress Point Club is one of the most exclusive and beautiful golf clubs in the world. Set on California’s Monterey Peninsula, Dr Alister MacKenzie’s masterpiece is famed for its dramatic ocean holes, towering pines, and timeless design, making Cypress Point a bucket-list course for golfers everywhere, even if few ever play it…
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Pebble Beach Golf Course is more than a round of golf, it’s a bucket-list experience. From oceanfront holes to major championship history, it blends beauty, challenge, and atmosphere like nowhere else. Whether you come for the views or the legacy, playing Pebble Beach is something you’ll remember long after the final putt drops…
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There are no ocean views, towering dunes, sheer cliffs or plunging valleys and yet, Pine Valley Golf Club in the US state of New Jersey, has consistently been ranked the No 1 golf course in the world not just for years, but decades. The likes of Cypress Point in California, Augusta National in…
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Pine Valley Golf Course New Jersey is the most private and mysterious destination in golf. Ranked No.1 in the world for decades, it remains out of reach for most. This is the story of its history, exclusivity, and why it continues to define greatness in the game…
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TPC Scottsdale has become a pilgrimage site for golf lovers — not just because of the iconic par-3 16th, or the tour pros who pass through each February, but because it offers something rare: world-class tournament golf with public access, wrapped in Arizona’s natural beauty.…
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Ranked as the No.1 golf course in the world by and revered by amateurs and professionals alike, Royal County Down Golf Club in Northern Ireland, is a pilgrimage for true lovers of the game. But what should you know before you go? This guide answers the most frequently asked questions—from booking your tee…
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McDowell Mountain Golf Club in Arizona offers one of Scottsdale’s most relaxed and honest tests of golf. Set in McDowell Mountain Ranch, this strategic desert layout rewards thoughtful play over spectacle, blending challenge, walkability and mountain views with a relaxed, golfer-first atmosphere that keeps laid back players coming back time and again…
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Ocotillo Golf Club offers a softer, more reflective take on Arizona golf. Set in Chandler near Scottsdale, this water-lined, Ted Robinson design replaces desert severity with balance, rhythm and calm — a course that rewards thought, invites return visits, and quietly stands apart from the state’s more rugged giants. We loved it…
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Moortown Golf Club is an Alister MacKenzie masterpiece and the site of the 1929 Ryder Cup - the first to be held outside of the USA. Blending history with modern restoration, it remains one of England's great inland courses. From its iconic Gibraltar hole to its evolving renovations, Moortown embodies tradition and progress…
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Castle Pines Golf Club, just south of Denver, is a mountain masterpiece by Jack Nicklaus. Set at 6,300 feet, it combines breathtaking Rocky Mountain views with a layout of tumbling fairways and subtle greens. Private and exclusive, it remains one of America’s most elusive and unforgettable golf experience…
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Monterey Peninsula Country Club: The Dunes Course at MPCC is a Pebble Beach classic. Born from Seth Raynor’s vision and Robert Hunter’s hand, it has hosted legends, weathered restorations, and now stands renewed. Subtle, strategic, and steeped in history, the Dunes remains one of California’s most treasured private golf experiences.…
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Arcadia Bluffs is golf on the edge of perfection. Perched high above Lake Michigan in the United States of America, it offers three unforgettable experiences: the dramatic, links-inspired Bluffs Course; the subtle, Golden Age South Course; and The Dozen, a modern 12-hole layout. Together, they make Arcadia one of America’s great golfing destinations.…
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Bethpage Black, the venue for the 2025 Ryder Cup, is famed for its brutal difficulty and iconic warning sign. This fearsome New York public course, carved into rolling Long Island terrain, delivers drama from start to finish. This is your definitive guide to Bethpage Black - one of the world's toughest courses…
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St Enodoc Golf Club, perched above the stunning Camel Estuary in Cornwall, is ranked among the world's top 50 links courses. It's famed for its dramatic dunes, historic church, and unforgettable views. Paired with nearby Perranporth and Trevose, it forms the ultimate Cornish golf trail, blending raw coastal beauty with strategic, world-class design.…
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Just minutes from the heart of Ireland's vibrant capital, lies a different world entirely. Royal Dublin Golf Club offers pure links golf on a windswept island rich in history, character, and challenge. It’s a place of quiet permanence — shaped by wind, built on tradition, and never far from the sea.…
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Wentworth Golf Club is a place of legend and legacy. Home to the BMW PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup’s origins, and some of the world’s most exclusive fairways, it blends championship golf with timeless English charm. This is golf at its most refined, and history at every turn. Exclusivity is par for the…
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Jamie Weir explores two unforgettable golfing destinations in Portugal: the pine-framed fairways of Aroeira near the capital Lisbon and the coastal beauty of Palmares in the Algarve. Blending world-class golf with family-friendly travel, this immersive journey proves why Portugal is home to some of the very best golf courses in Europe.…
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Portmarnock might be Ireland’s spiritual home of pure links golf — understated, cerebral, and shaped by the wind. Just outside Dublin, it offers accessibility without compromise. Its challenge lies in strategy over strength, with no tricks or theatrics, only timeless golf on firm turf framed by sea, sky, and subtle, natural beauty.…
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From the wild and legendary links of Scotland and Ireland to the cliffs of Pebble Beach, the sand hills of Pinehurst and the Tasmanian coast, these public golf courses prove greatness isn’t beyond you reach. Open to all who book ahead, they offer history, beauty, and the purest golf experiences on earth.…
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