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Top 100 Golf Courses - USA

The Golf Club

41^st

The Golf Club at New Albany in Ohio is one of Pete Dye’s earliest and most understated creations and the course feels mature way beyond its years.

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Bandon Dunes (Bandon Trails)

42^nd

Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw designed Bandon Trails, the third of four 18-hole courses at the magnificent Bandon Dunes Resort.

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Southern Hills (Championship)

43^rd

There’s nothing flash about Southern Hills. Mature deciduous trees line many of the Bermuda grass fairways and the rough is notoriously thick and tangly.

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Winged Foot (East)

44^th

Just like the West course at Winged Foot Golf Club, the East is the work of A.W. Tillinghast and it’s another of his truly brilliant creations.

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Olympic Club (Lake)

45^th

Host to four US Opens, the Lake course at Olympic Club is a serious challenge. Take your stabilisers and expect few level lies on these sloping fairways.

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Peachtree

46^th

Peachtree Golf Club is located in Atlanta and it’s the course that the Joneses built. Bobby Jones was the inspiration and Robert was the architect.

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Quaker Ridge

47^th

The course at Quaker Ridge Golf Club is one of the most unheralded layouts in the USA and only those in the know have heard of it, and only the lucky few have played it.

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Yeamans Hall

48^th

Seth Raynor designed Yeamans Hall in South Carolina in 1925. It has been called "a time capsule in Charleston" in appreciation of it embodying all that is good in traditional golf course design...

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Wade Hampton

49^th

Wade Hampton Golf Club was named after the Confederate cavalry leader, General Wade Hampton III, who was also Governor of South Carolina and later US Senator during the 19th century.

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Rock Creek Cattle Company

50^th

The Tom Doak-designed golf course at Rock Creek Cattle Company opened for play in 2008, competing with the 10,000-foot backdrop of the sometimes snow-capped but always dramatic Flint Creek Mountain Range.

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USA Leaderboard

Rank	Name	Courses Played
1	Joseph Andriole	100
=	Paul Rudovsky	100
=	Fergal O'Leary	100
4	Bob McCoy	98
5	James VanArsdall	97
6	James Gold	96
7	Mark White	94
8	Andrew J.	92
9	David Margolis	90
=	Wally Park	90