Where in the world
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The great golf destinations of the world, each one known fairway by fairway: from Atlantic clifftops and the home of the game to desert emerald and tropical fairways. Every guide ranks the courses that matter and folds them into a trip costed to the head.
Abu Dhabi
The Gulf's understated golf capital: a true seaside links, a Gary Player beach course, and a DP World Tour host, all within thirty minutes.
Mauritius
Championship resort golf by Matkovich, Langer and Els, wrapped in an Indian Ocean honeymoon of turquoise lagoons and five star resorts.
United States
The deepest set of great public golf on earth, from Pebble Beach to Pinehurst, Bandon Dunes to the Ocean Course at Kiawah.
Bandon Dunes
Five world ranked links on the wild Oregon coast, walking only and caddie carried. The purest buddies pilgrimage in America.
Egypt
Championship desert golf between the Red Sea and the pyramids: Gary Player at Soma Bay, Fred Couples at El Gouna, RTJ Jr. in Cairo.
Dominican Republic
The Caribbean's golf capital, where Pete Dye, Nicklaus and Fazio courses meet the best value all inclusive resorts in the region.
Japan
The connoisseur's golf journey: Charles Alison's clifftop Kawana, championship parkland beneath Mt Fuji, and the warm Miyazaki coast, wrapped in ryokan and onsen.
England
Ryder Cup history and heathland classics: The Belfry, Wentworth, The Grove and Sunningdale, with full resort hotels built for corporate and society golf.
Belek and Antalya
More championship golf packed into one pine fringed coast than anywhere in the Mediterranean: Carya, the Montgomerie Maxx Royal, the PGA Sultan and Cornelia, the best value golf week in Europe.
Surrey and Berkshire Heathland
The greatest concentration of inland golf on earth, forty minutes from London: Sunningdale, Wentworth, Walton Heath, Swinley Forest and The Berkshire on fast running heathland sand.
Tasmania
The greatest modern links golf in the southern hemisphere, on wild treeless dunes at the edge of the Bass Strait: Barnbougle Dunes and Lost Farm, plus Cape Wickham and Ocean Dunes on King Island.
Monterey Peninsula
The most famous stretch of public golf on earth, where Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill and Cypress Point share a few miles of California coast above the Pacific.
Denmark
One of Europe's quiet golf surprises: Jutland heathland classics, a modern Nicklaus course at Great Northern and a deer park club older than almost any in Scandinavia.
Nevada
Showpiece desert golf around Las Vegas, from Tom Fazio's Shadow Creek and a Strip side Wynn round to the waterfalls of Cascata and the canyons of Wolf Creek, plus lakeside Edgewood Tahoe in summer.
Texas Hill Country
The heart of Texas resort golf in the limestone hills west of Austin and north of San Antonio: Tom Fazio's top ranked Fazio Canyons at Omni Barton Creek, three Robert Trent Jones Sr. courses at Horseshoe Bay, a PGA Tour stop at TPC San Antonio and the private clubs around Fredericksburg and Boerne.
Angus
Carnoustie country: the hardest links on the Open rota, Hogan's Panmure and golf at Montrose since 1562, all on one quiet stretch of east coast.
Norfolk
Brancaster's tidal two ball links, Hunstanton's dune ridge and clifftop golf at Sheringham and Cromer along forty miles of salt marsh coast.
Spain
Seventy courses from the Costa del Sol to Catalonia and the islands, plus the most exacting test in continental Europe at Valderrama.
United Arab Emirates
Manicured emerald against the dunes across Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with floodlit twilight rounds and a true Gulf links at Yas.
South Africa
World class golf at a favorable exchange rate, from Fancourt and Leopard Creek to Sun City, and the one trip that pairs a marquee card with a Big Five safari.
Myrtle Beach
More than ninety courses across sixty miles of Carolina coast, from Strantz designs on Pawleys Island to the historic Dunes Club. The original American buddies trip.
Hawaii
Cliffside par 3s over the Pacific and lava field fairways across Maui, the Big Island and Kauai, the most dramatic resort golf in America.
Malaysia
Rainforest fairways and the Andaman Sea on Langkawi, championship courses in Kuala Lumpur, and warm value year round.
Tunisia
Mediterranean golf at North African value, with all inclusive resorts a short transfer from the first tee at Port El Kantaoui, Hammamet and Djerba.
South Korea
One of the great golf obsessions on earth, played on immaculate courses: Nine Bridges and Pinx on Jeju, a Kyle Phillips clifftop at South Cape, and the private parkland that rings Seoul.
Germany
A quietly serious golf country: the North Sea links of Budersand on Sylt, Harry Colt heathland at Falkenstein, and championship parkland near Heidelberg and Munich.
Hungary
Europe's best value championship golf, from a Doug Carrick design near Budapest to a Robert Trent Jones Jr resort by Lake Balaton and the spa golf of the western border.
Kenya
The original golf safari country: a DP World Tour host in Nairobi, a PGA course on the Indian Ocean at Vipingo Ridge, and zebra on the fairways of the Rift Valley.
Jamaica
The Caribbean's most scenic golf, where the White Witch and Cinnamon Hill tumble to the sea at Rose Hall and the all inclusive resorts of Montego Bay turn a round into a holiday.
Ireland
Wild Atlantic links from Lahinch and Ballybunion in the southwest to Ballyliffin in the far north, plus the great Dublin coast courses.
Costa Brava
Pine and cork oak parkland around Girona, home to Camiral, the most decorated golf resort in Spain.
Gran Canaria
Year round Atlantic golf in the Canary Islands, from the historic Maspalomas links to modern resort layouts.
Abu Dhabi
Manicured championship golf in the capital of the Emirates, anchored by the falcon clubhouse of Abu Dhabi Golf Club.
Pinehurst
The home of American golf in the North Carolina Sandhills, longleaf pine and sandy soil over nine resort courses.
Florida
Winter golf across the Sunshine State, from the new sandhills of Cabot Citrus Farms to the manicured resort classics.
Las Vegas
Desert resort golf on and around the Strip, from Tom Fazio at Wynn to Tom Fazio and Steve Wynn at Shadow Creek.
Wisconsin
Walking golf on the Lake Michigan shore and the central sand barrens, home to Whistling Straits, Blackwolf Run, Erin Hills and Sand Valley.
New York
Great public golf from Bethpage to the tip of Long Island, where the Atlantic wind defines the round at Montauk Downs.
Los Cabos
Desert meets the sea at the tip of Baja, the most concentrated run of oceanfront resort golf in Mexico.
Punta Cana
Caribbean resort golf on the eastern shore of the Dominican Republic, anchored by the Nicklaus oceanfront courses of Cap Cana.
Phuket
Thailand’s resort island, lush tropical golf around Bang Tao and the Blue Canyon valleys, played year round with caddies.
Sweden
Short season, long days and superb wooded and coastal golf, from the Halmstad and Halland coast to the courses around Stockholm and Gothenburg.
Belgium
Classic Harry Colt links and parkland near the North Sea coast and Brussels, led by Royal Zoute at Knokke-Heist.
Cyprus
Warm winter golf in the hills above Paphos and along the south coast, led by Minthis, the oldest course on the island.
Aberdeenshire
The undervisited links coast of north east Scotland, led by Cruden Bay, Royal Aberdeen's Balgownie, Murcar and Trump International, with long northern summer evenings.
The Isle of Arran
Scotland in miniature off the Ayrshire coast, with seven friendly courses including the famous 12 hole Shiskine, plus Brodick, Lamlash and Whiting Bay, all under one golf pass.
Australia
From the world class Melbourne sandbelt to the wild links of King Island and the Hunter Valley resorts, the deepest golf in the southern hemisphere.
Mallorca
Two dozen courses on one island, from Tramuntana foothills to the bay of Alcudia, an hour from most of Europe.
Hua Hin
Thailand's original golf town: mountain layouts, the kingdom's oldest course and caddies on every bag, two and a half hours from Bangkok.
Los Cabos
The Pacific tip of Baja, where Nicklaus and Davis Love routed cliffside desert golf along a short resort corridor.
Scottsdale
Two hundred desert courses under year round sun, home of the loudest hole in golf and the easiest buddies trip in America.
Italy
From the 2023 Ryder Cup stage in Rome to Sicilian resort golf and Trent Jones parkland in the north, golf woven into culture.
Japan
Faultless conditioning, caddie golf and Charles Alison classics, with Mount Fuji on the skyline and an onsen at day's end.
Spain Resorts
Multi course estates from Murcia to the Costa de la Luz where one all inclusive price covers room, board and a round a day.
England
Open rota links on the northwest coast and the great Surrey heathland belt outside London.
Morocco
Marrakech parkland under the snow capped High Atlas, plus Rabat's championship cork oak forest.
Dominican Republic
Pete Dye's seaside Teeth of the Dog and the Caribbean's deepest run of clifftop and oceanfront championship golf.
Pinehurst
The Home of American Golf in the North Carolina sandhills, anchored by Donald Ross's restored No. 2.
Bulgaria
Three clifftop Black Sea courses around Kavarna, led by Gary Player's dramatic Thracian Cliffs.
Mauritius
Indian Ocean island golf with all inclusive resorts and Ernie Els, Bernhard Langer and Peter Matkovich designs.
Portugal
Europe's best value premium golf, from the Algarve's golden triangle to the Atlantic links of the Lisbon and Silver Coast.
Iceland
Midnight sun golf on volcanic coastlines and lava fields, plus the famous Arctic Open at Akureyri.
Slovenia
Europe's quiet secret, Alpine fairways beneath snow capped peaks and a fairy tale castle on Lake Bled.
Bahrain
The Gulf's most compact golf stop, a Montgomerie championship course with floodlit night golf near Manama.
Thailand
The value capital of premium Asian golf, championship courses and a caddie on every round across Hua Hin, Pattaya and Phuket.
Madeira
Cabell Robinson's clifftop Palheiro above Funchal and Robert Trent Jones's mountain 27 at Santo da Serra, year round on the Atlantic.
Scottish Highlands
Royal Dornoch, Cabot Highlands and a chain of James Braid links along the Moray Firth and the far north coast.
Los Cabos
Where the Baja desert meets the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez: Nicklaus, Davis Love and Tiger Woods design on the cliffs of the Cape.
Orlando
Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill, Nicklaus at Grand Cypress and a fairway for every standard, an hour's flight from anywhere in the eastern States.
Switzerland
Pete Dye on Lake Geneva at Domaine Imperial and Seve Ballesteros at 1,500 metres above Crans Montana, host of the Omega European Masters.
Tennessee
Pete Dye and Tom Fazio gems, the cult nine at Sweetens Cove and the Jack Nicklaus state park trail, set against the Smoky Mountains.
Lisbon Coast
Atlantic dunes and clifftop links north and west of Lisbon, led by Oitavos Dunes and West Cliffs.
Marrakech
Palm lined fairways beneath the snow capped High Atlas, the best value luxury golf within a short flight of Europe.
Punta Cana
Oceanfront Nicklaus and Fazio golf beside all inclusive resorts on the Caribbean coast of the Dominican Republic.
Hilton Head
Pete Dye's Harbour Town and two dozen Lowcountry courses on one walkable South Carolina island.
Tunisia
Ronald Fream fairways along the Mediterranean at the best value green fees in the region, a short hop from Europe.
Riviera Maya
PGA Tour grade resort golf led by Mayakoba's El Camaleon, paired with all inclusive Caribbean beaches.
Phuket
Dramatic former tin mine courses such as Blue Canyon and Red Mountain, with a caddy on every round.
Southwest Ireland
The greatest run of links golf in the world, along the Atlantic coast of Kerry, Clare and Cork: Ballybunion, Waterville, Lahinch, Tralee and the clifftop Old Head of Kinsale.
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