The European Club is an absolutely fascinating course with 20 holes set along the Irish Sea just south of Dublin. While the course features inspiring visuals and several world-class holes, it is brutally difficult and feels a bit too modern and manufactured for me. This is definitely a course worth experiencing, but there are other classic Irish courses I prefer. … More Review: The European Club
A hilly and challenging municipal course in Northern New Jersey, Sunset Valley is a solid, yet forgettable course not worth repeat plays or going out of your way to see. … More Review: Sunset Valley Golf Course
While it suffers from similar conditioning and pace of play issues as other New York City munis, La Tourette’s classic design certainly places it among the best public courses in the City and makes it worth a play. … More Review: La Tourette Golf Course
An old-school Willie Park design playing along the Long Island Sound, Madison is short, compact, and quirky but features plenty of charm and is an excellent golf-only members’ course. I would classify this course as an underrated hidden gem and one of the best options in Eastern Connecticut. … More Review: Madison Country Club
Sheep Ranch is probably the least impressive championship course at Bandon Dunes, but that has more to do with the strength of the other courses than any deficiencies here. The views are phenomenal and this unique bunkerless course is very playable and friendly to the higher handicapper. … More Review: Bandon Dunes Golf Resort (Sheep Ranch)
Although it has an impressive history and greens, Lakewood is a bit of a mixed bag with many mundane holes, two awful holes, and lackluster conditioning. This Jersey Shore public course is certainly interesting but not somewhere I’d go out of my way to play again. … More Review: Lakewood Country Club
Unabashedly quirky, wild, and fun, the 9-hole Mohonk Mountain House is a historic mountain golf course that offers great value and is well-worth a play if in the area. … More Review: Mohonk Mountain House Golf Course
A terrific and underrated links course halfway between Dublin and Belfast, County Louth (Baltray) is a decidedly fair and enjoyable course containing a superb routing and a number of excellent golf holes. It was my first true links played overseas and is a course I can’t recommend highly enough. … More Review: County Louth Golf Club
One of many stellar private clubs in the Philadelphia suburbs, Manufacturers’ features a wonderful routing from William Flynn over a hilly property with a central valley and creek. The quarry holes here are spectacular and the fairness and impeccably conditioned greens make this an ideal members course. … More Review: Manufacturers’ Golf & Country Club
A sporty 9-hole executive course, Sandstone Hollow provides strong variety, excellent conditions, and great value. This is a great place to practice and is well-worth a play when at Turning Stone. … More Review: Sandstone Hollow Golf Course at Turning Stone Resort
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