The recently closed White Clay Creek was one of Delaware’s better public courses with a challenging design defined by forced carries, narrow greens, and its ever present namesake running through or along these holes. I enjoyed my round here and hope that a new owner can reopen this course soon. … More Review: White Clay Creek Country Club
A typical NYC municipal course, Silver Lake features some fun land movement and greens, but falls into many of the pitfalls of other City courses with poor conditioning, tree overgrowth, and slow pace of play. This is a viable option for locals but not a course I’d recommend traveling to see. … More Review: Silver Lake Golf Course
The championship course at world-famous Baltusrol Golf Club, The Lower Course is a U.S. Open style parkland design with thick rough, phenomenal conditions, and many long par fours. Although limited aesthetically due to very flat terrain, this is a well-routed and well-bunkered course with tremendous history and prestige. I haven’t been here since the Gil Hanse restoration and hope to see the changes soon! … More Review: Baltusrol Golf Club (Lower)
The final design from legendary Canadian architect Stanley Thompson, Whirlpool is a charming parkland layout with excellent bunkering and plenty of length and challenge. This affordable municipal course is certainly worth a play if you’re looking to add golf to your Niagara Falls itinerary. … More Review: Whirlpool Golf Course
Tom Fazio considers the Hills Course to be among his favorite courses, and it’s not hard to see why with a wonderful routing, phenomenal conditioning, and hilly terrain that makes it quite unique and memorable for Florida. This is an elite residential course and one I highly recommend if you get the opportunity. … More Review: Jupiter Hills Club (Hills Course)
A historic 9-hole course in a gorgeous lakefront setting, Otsego is a somewhat simplistic design with limited amenities and average conditioning. I wouldn’t go out of my way to play here, but it is a viable addition to a day at Leatherstocking down the street. … More Review: Otsego Golf Club
Arguably the second best of Crystal Springs’ six courses, Wild Turkey is a difficult but fun public course defined by its huge hilly property, scenic views, and some very memorable holes. While overpriced for much of the year, this is a course worth playing. … More Review: Wild Turkey Golf Club
The low-frills Schoolhouse Nine is far from upscale but provides an architecturally interesting 9-holes in a beautiful setting as the only course in Rappahannock County. Affordable, friendly, and relaxed, the vibes here are phenomenal and the game of golf needs more courses like this! … More Review: The Schoolhouse Nine
An elite par 3 course at America’s finest golf resort, the 13-hole Bandon Preserve is wildly fun and offers spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean with particularly noteworthy greens and bunkering. This is a great way to warm up or end your day while at Bandon Dunes. … More Review: Bandon Dunes Golf Resort (Bandon Preserve)
A Ross/Tillinghast design characterized by small greens, wonderful rocky terrain, and old-school charm, Wykagyl is one of the best and most underrated courses in New York and a course absolutely worth seeing. … More Review: Wykagyl Country Club
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