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Tillinghast layout. Its outstanding cluster of gently rolling par-4s, notably the 6th and the 11th, provided a terrific canvas for amateurs such as Justin Rose and Jason Gore in the 1997 Walker Cup. Tillinghasts finest design for regular play. The same design principles fairway contours that either shunt you out of position or send you to the ideal location, hazards that appear ageless and greens that offer a wide range of hole locations demand you reassess how to best play each hole from one day to the next. Opens averaged nearly 324, or 81 strokes per round. The iconic par-3 16th, which extends into the churning Pacific, is the games most dramatic and photographed hole, but there are endless other highlights, from the forested portion to heaving dunes to its famed jagged coastline. Adding to the pleasure of its romantic location is an exceptional set of Willie and John Park greens, many of which feature dramatic false fronts. Add in fescue fairways and the sites broad slopes and you have a course whose asks change daily. WebDrop Everything to Play Course: Preston Trail Golf Club. Garden City Golf Club This list is a joke. Any modern architect should spend time here, studying how its creators teased so much from land that is neither rambunctious nor expansive. The 4th hole, for instance, features a reverse-camber fairway: the hole swings right to left but the fairway tilts left to right, mandating a draw from the tee. Thats great architecture. California Golf Club of San Francisco. Pine Valley 2. Located in Congrats to all of the named courses on being selected for It took over the top three floors as an extension of the restaurant in 2008. Seth Raynor retooled his mentor C.B. Macdonald together for the first time and what they created still stands as a marvel of strategic design. Dye and owner Herb Kohler engineered a mind-boggling cleanup, moving 3 million cubic yards of dirt, trucking in 7,000 loads of sand to create the hills and bunkers and relocating the bluffs back off the shore. (Photo: Patrick Koenig), Arnold Palmer, Tom Weiskopf and Tom Watson are among the Americans who have triumphed at Troon, yet the most memorable shot was struck by a non-winner: 71-year-old Gene Sarazen, who aced the 123-yard Postage Stamp 8th (pictured) during the 1973 Open with a 5-iron! San Francisco Golf Club 7. GOLFs 107 raters spread across the globe dealt with Covid restrictions to deliver a comprehensive review of the games elite venues including major renovation projects that demanded full attention in addition to a steady supply of new designs. Kudos to William Watson, who might well be the least appreciated important architect from the Golden Age. Garden Citys tilted greens, like the 10th and 15th, are lay-of-the-land architecture at its highest form. (Photo: Courtesy Woodhall Spa), Japans answer to Pebble Beach is this 1936 design that boasts staggering views of snow-capped Mt. Holes such as the par-5 14th call to mind an East Coast version of Cypress Point. Even today, with gobs of world class courses having been built in the past 100 years, no more thrilling, spectacular stretch exists than holes 4 through 10. Fun fact: The winning score at its four U.S. Sandwich, as it is known colloquially, occupies some of the most rambunctious dunes of any Open venue. 1 spot for decades, meaning Pine Valleys only benchmark is itself. Architecture buffs are likely to be just as captivated by the playing angles at the preceding hole, a short two-shotter with a Road Hole green complex. New York. The design is loaded with standout holes. Scattered blow-out bunkers, gigantic natural dunes, smartly contoured greens and Pacific panoramas complete Doaks first masterpiece. Following a 2008 Kyle Phillips re-do that was part restoration and part redesign, many feel this private course is equal to any in California north of Cypress Point. YEAR BUILT. Is that true for Myopia Hunt, given that it has played host to four U.S. His hard work has reached fruition. Price was hitting it so pure at the 1994 British Open, he was even striping it with his putter. Two of its one-shotters the 15th and 17th are media darlings but another of the courses best moments comes at the long uphill 12th, which plays away from the Pacific Ocean to an open, tilted green that is 7 feet higher on its right than left. Add all the different asks together and you have a historic course like no other. The 10 Most Expensive Country Clubs in the United States - Highlights include wide fairways, wild and woolly bunkers and panoramic views of Moray Firth and the Scottish Highlands. Alison (1929)More about this course , 7,372 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 61.9319Tom Fazio (2002)More about this course , 7,314 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 61.9306 Scottsdale / Tom Fazio (1995) More about this course , 7,348 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 61.9016Cherry Hills Village, Colo. / William Flynn (1923)More about this course , 7,203 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 61.8158Naples, Fla. / Michael Hurdzan & Dana Fry (2001)More about this course , Photo By: LC Lambrecht/Courtesy of Calusa Pines GC, 7,100 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 61.7497Edison, N.J. / Donald Ross (1921)More about this course , Photo By: LC Lambrecht/Courtesy of Plainfield CC, Evan Schiller/Courtesy of Quaker Ridge GC, 7,008 Yards, Par 70 / Points: 61.7315Scarsdale, N.Y. / A.W. The result is what we feel is the smartest vote on architecture among the myriad media outlets that also rate courses. Jim McCann Editor Top 100 Golf Courses (Photo: Evan Schiller), The only course outside of England and Scotland to host the Open is perennially ranked in the worlds top-15 courses, thanks to a superior 1929 H.S. WebThe 18 most exclusive golf clubs in the US Augusta National Golf Club is home to the prestigious Masters tournament. The meanest of the Open rota courses has produced winners such as Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Tom Watson. MacKenzie extracted the best from the land in part by breaking the rules and having back-to-back par-5s on the front and back-to-back par-3s on the back. The opportunity to use side slopes to kick balls onto the putting surfaces is a recurring design theme and the fescue fairways encourage lively interaction with the ground. Among it many highlights is the 15th hole, the much-copied Redan, a par-3 played to an elevated, diagonal green. 2 and NGLA in the sense that one mans steady hand (in this case John Sutherland) elevated the course over a period of several decades. Fescue fairways help the ground-game options flourish as balls release across the rumpled ground. But a two decade-long renovation based on Raynors original property maps discovered in the clubhouse attic has returned this Golden Age masterpiece to its original brilliance. (Photo: LC Lambrecht), This host to 24 Open Championships (including the first 12) features an irresistible combination of quirk and muscle. 7,181 yards, Par 70 / Points: 72.1554. But its fairways are rumpled and its revetted bunkers are well placed and invariably extract a -shot penalty. Alison introduced to Hirono in the early 1930s, so bunkers built since became known as Alisons. Originally, the course bore a sandy, scrubby appearance, but tree planting changed Hironos character over the decades. Most Junior Friendly Club: Trophy Club. Firm, rumpled, fescue fairways, coastal breezes and endless views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence make it abundantly clear why Nova Scotia is the Latin name for New Scotland. Whitmans talent for adding micro-contours in and around the greens (such as those that promote running approach shots into the 13th and 16th) is unsurpassed but are overlooked here because the long views are so spectacular. The rest of the property features more modest topography but you are unlikely to notice that fact as the expansive greens offer such interesting targets. There is a saying that if you Additionally, does any walk compare with that final stroll up the iconic par-5 18th as it curves left around Carmel Bay?! 17 at Trinity Forest. Bouncy-bounce golf reigns supreme at the 12th, which is a dazzler even without ocean views. California. The par-3 9th is one of the hidden gem one-shotters in the Northeast, though it may take a few rounds to figure out why. Twenty-three miles north of Aberdeen, Cruden Bay offers many novel features, including the postcard-perfect par-3 4th, which overlooks the Water of Cruden and the fishing village of Port Erroll, and the par-4 14th, with its funnel-shaped bathtub green. Number of Golf Courses in the State of Texas: 907. Both casual golfers and architecture buffs alike should take note of the features that make the three longest par-4s (9, 11 and 16) so much fun to play. Most of the greens are open in front and many are at grade with their surrounds, presenting countless run-up shot opportunities that dovetail with the bouncy playing conditions derived from the sandy soil underneath. Winged Foot, Bandon, Sunningdale or here? Taku Miyamoto/Courtesy of Riviera Golf and Tennis, Inc. 7,040 Yards, Par 71 / Points: 64.5080Pacific Palisades, Calif. / George C. Thomas Jr. & W.P. Nearly every hole at St. Andrews and Augusta National provides a safe route to the green and also a riskier one. Shinnecock Hills 5. 2 of 15. Opens? (Photo: Getty Images), Greg Norman has never been shy about professing his admiration for Alister MacKenzie. (Photo: Evan Schiller), Steep ravines affect play throughout Shoreacres famed stretch of holes from 10-15. GOLF DIGEST MAY EARN A PORTION OF SALES FROM PRODUCTS THAT ARE PURCHASED THROUGH OUR SITE AS PART OF OUR AFFILIATE PARTNERSHIPS WITH RETAILERS. Harrison mixes up the asks with a variety of fine green complexes. Tiger Woods, who won the 2002 Peoples Open, as that U.S. Open came to be known. The home of the Masters tournament, the Augusta National Golf Club was founded more than 80 years ago and has only 300 members. For decades, the land was smothered underneath a canopy of trees but Keith Foster and then Gil Hanse have opened up the property for all to admire. Maidstone is a dream course to play regularly, in part because its asks change daily with the weather. Echoed five-time Open champion Tom Watson, It is one of the best and most beautiful tests of links golf anywhere. Greenkeeper John Bambury embarked six years ago to convert the poa greens to fine fescue and to re-establish the running game. Apart from being handed a magnificently spacious piece of land upon which to work, Flynn was given something else nearly as valuable: time. You have played all the Top 100 Courses. For the 2014 U.S. Open, a Coore-Crenshaw restoration brought back the tawny-edged fairways and native areas last seen in the 1940s. (Photo: Evan Schiller), GOLF Magazines Top New International Course of 2009 has maintained its early lofty results thanks to a brilliant Gil Hanse/Mark Parsinen design that was effusively praised by Phil Mickelson before Mickelson won the 2013 Scottish Open here. (Photo: Getty Images), Tom Doaks works along large bodies of water populate our list but some contend what he did in the American West at Rock Creek is just as exhilarating as his more photographed courses in sandy soil. Amateurs, who look at links golf as an adventure vs. a livelihood, are more uniformly effusive in their praise. ARCHITECT. When you layer on Harry Colts improvements (such as moving the 12th green high and to the left) to Willie Park Jr.s original effort, you end up with one of the games most noble inland courses. (Photo: Getty Images), On approach to the Dublin airport, keep your eyes peeled out the window for a glimpse of the most romantic location for a golf course imaginable. Both intended for Augusta National to reflect the spirit and strategic options of the Old Course at St. Andrews, the course that they admired most. Tillinghast (1918)More about this course , Photo By: Evan Schiller/Courtesy of Quaker Ridge GC, LC Lambrecht/Courtesy of The Kittansett Club, 6,934 Yards, Par 71 / Points: 61.6906Marion, Mass. Dyes contributions to modern architecture cant be overstated. The panels appreciation of the East Course raises the question: What is the finest 36-hole day in golf at one location? Crystal Downs 18. Maidstone 15. Macdonald/Seth Raynor, 1913/A.W. Seminole 9. and therefore Null and James Bond creator Ian Fleming was a big fan of the perils of the perched 10th green but the nerviest single moment comes at the par-5 14th tee with outbounds hard along the right. The removal of trees down the right of 11 prior to the 2022 Masters was met with applause by design aficionados who hope that the club continues to restore width and playing angles. Some grouse that the courses reputation is built on the clubs exclusivity, which is unwarranted given that standout holes abound, including the 4th, 6th, 13th and one of the games finest finishing three-hole stretches. When you discover the design plays as good as it looks, you have something special. Portstewart Golf Club, Derry 8. Alister MacKenzie. Noppe, Stockholm from 290 (260 or $343). Just as impressive is the diagonal bunker scheme that slashes into the 5th fairway, making it one of the best 400-yarders in the country. (Photo: Gary Lisbon), For most of its 80-year history, the Cal Club, as locals call it, served up a tight though well-regarded course, enhanced by its association with Ken Venturi. For a course known for its difficulty, what gets lost in the shuffle is the brilliance of its quartet of short par-4s at 2, 11, 14 and 17. Hard for a course this well known to exceed first-time expectations but it does. Cypress Point. Geoff Ogilvy didnt fare much better in 2006, when his five-over total took home the trophy. Rolling, sandy terrain, rippled fairways that were spared from a bulldozer, ever-present winds, wavy prairie grasses and gigantic blow-out bunkers create the sensation of being seaside in the middle of landlocked Nebraska. The more you travel, the more you appreciate Prestwicks unique charms. Neither World War was kind to the property, and Mackenzie Rosss reconstruction after WWII provides the core of todays layout. Though the middle of the property is pretty tame topographically, thats precisely where Tillinghast created some of the best greens. (Photo: LC Lambrecht), Donald Rosss chef doeuvre rolls spaciously through tall longleaf pines in the Carolina Sandhills with holes culminating with legendary inverted-saucer greens. Central hazards abound and numerous rounds are required to sort through the design asks. Seeing a 6,431-yard, par-69 course like Swinley Forest be embraced as an epitome of great design is a powerful message. Gone too are the clean-edged bunkers that never looked at home on a Maxwell design. In short, Merion has everything, including sub-air and irrigation systems that lend more control over the firmness and speed of the playing surfaces. (Photo: Jon Cavalier), Its almost inconceivable that land this stunning was made available for golf. Bunkers were reshaped and relocated, fairways widened and a natural barranca was brought back into play as a strategic hazard. (Photo: Patrick Koenig), This 15-time British Open host dates to 1887. GOLF.com and GOLF Magazine are published by EB GOLF MEDIA LLC, a division of 8AM GOLF, Willie Fernie, 1909/Mackenzie Ross, 1946/Martin Ebert, 2016, Old Tom Morris, 1893/Alister MacKenzie, 1927/Martin Hawtree, 2003, A. Robertson, 1842/Old Tom Morris, 1872/James Braid, 1926, Alister Mackenzie, 1928/Eric Apperly, 1947, A.V. (Photo: Evan Schiller), Because of its remote location, Crystal Downs was once overlooked but that changed when Tom Doak introduced the course to Ben Crenshaw in the 1980s. (Photo: Jon Cavalier), Manmade hazards are few on Australian architect Bob Harrison's design, but he puts golfers on notice early, with the tee shot at the 205-yard 2nd needing to carry a 100-foot cliff. Tillinghast design this way: There are probably six hard holes, six really hard holes and six impossible holes. Frighteningly contoured, pear-shaped greens, cavernous bunkers and a procession of rugged par-4s define the trouble. (Photo: Christian Hafer), After weeks of tromping around the yucca-choked sand hills of Hutchinson, architect Perry Maxwell proclaimed, There are 118 good golf holes here. His placement of the green sites some on knobs or plateaus, some at ground level and the magnificent 10th green at the holes low point beyond a hillock define the challenge. Merion 6. Indeed, the beauty of Oakmont is how it doesnt doll itself up, and yet to a purist the view from the crest of the hill on 15 is as breathtaking as any in the country. You havent favorited any courses yet. Royal Belfast Golf Club, Down 1 Adare Manor, Limerick 10. Heathland golf around London is famous for all sorts of reasons but the strength of its par-5s isnt one of them. If its classic old layouts that appeal most to you then check out a pair of Stanley Thompson-designed courses from the late 1920s at St Georgesand Westmountor take a look at the old Harry Colt tracks at Hamilton(1916) and Toronto(1911). Two of the best examples occur late in the round. Be careful of its short par-4s: the 4th, 9th and 14th all tempt with driver off the tee and punish rash tactics. (Photo: Dylan Dethier), Many consider this links to be the fairest Open rota course as most of the holes roll through valleys and the number of blind shots are few, despite the course being set in towering dunes. Like Rye, its quintet of one-shotters and tight sub-70 par make it more of a complete test than a quick glance at its scorecard might indicate. Much to its credit, the club recently reversed course, recognizing that Donald Ross's work should be brought back to the greatest extent possible. Constant refinements, no matter how small, have Friars Head as dialed-in as any course in the country. Druids Glen, Wicklow 6. Though Montanas rocky conditions made for a tough build, the result is wide fairways that flow over the tumbling land with a grace and ease that is hard to fathom. (Photo: Courtesy Portmarnock), Founding a private club in a remote destination is not without peril and it is reasonable to expect a club to takesometime find its footing. 2 ball marker against whatever you value in your bag that this ranking period (between January 2020 and now) was the most nuanced yet. With bunkers and water hazards framed by railroad ties and tall native grasses scattered throughout, this thorough original left no doubt that Dye was a generational talent in the works. The golf world saw two new holes in action at the 2019 Open: the 7th and 8th, which replaced the old, comparatively dull 17th and 18th holes. A slew of par-4s on the first nine gives way to a 3-3-5-4-3-5 start to the second nine. Daunting carries arent the issue either and the greens are huge, so whats the big deal? The 3rd, 4th and 5th are as intoxicating as any three-hole stretch on the eastern seaboard. The sense of seclusion is palpable, even though you are only 7 miles as the crow flies from a bustling capital city. Its no wonder this course is a darling among design aficionados. The club prides itself on the pace and firmness of its world-renowned putting surfaces, so let the beating commence! (Photo: Kevin Murray), A.W. Others might relish the shelf green at the 9th that poses similar intriguing questions as the 12th at the Old Course. Conversely, many sites deemed worthy were built approximately a century ago when hickory-shafted clubs were the norm. 1 The Club at The Ivy (London) You can find this invite-only club in London's West End neighborhood. Alisons superb bunkering and strategies mix with undulating terrain that make it worth the three-hour trip from Tokyo. Ultimately, Dye found a way to place eight holes along the shoreline, three of which are par-3s that from the back tees require heart-pounding shots over the azure water; the fourth par-3 (No. The water is 10 miles both north and south, so sea breezes are a frequent companion. Our panel clearly appreciates the variety of obstacles that the golfer must overcome as the course has steadily climbed the World ranking since its initial appearance in 2007. The construction process was slow going as jungle brush needed to be beat back with machetes. Thomass famous quote strategy is the soul of the game manifests itself at Riv. (Photo: Brian Oar), Devereux Emmet and Walter Travis share credit for this old-school design that plays across Hempstead Plain on Long Island. Machinery was prohibitively expensive to import, so 300 Dominicans assisted. (Photo: Getty Images), Developers Ben Cowan-Dewar and Mike Keiser handed over a rolling plot of coastal Nova Scotia terrain to Canadian architect Rod Whitman. Ironic for an architect who built template holes but the best hole on this Seth Raynor design may well be the thoroughly original risk-reward 520-yard par-5 15th, which doglegs left, over and around a ravine. Number of Golf Courses in the State of Florida: 1,250. (Photo: David Cannon/Getty Images), The first great American public oceanside course, Pebble benefits from an ingenious routing that brings the player to the oceans edge, then onto much higher ground, before returning to the cliffs for the climactic final two holes. Thats true in spades here as players delight in finding creative ways to use banks and punchbowl features. One is at the downhill 560-yard 15th, which is reachable under certain wind conditions. Its been associated with the Turnberry hotel for more than 100 years. The World 100 Greatest Golf Courses | Courses | Golf Digest Found in the state of Georgia, in the United States, many golfers are adamant that the Augusta National is the worlds most exclusive and prestigious golfing club. (Photo: Patrick Koenig), This unconventional Tom Doak treasure catapulted him into the spotlight at the turn of the century. NGLA 12. / H.C. Leeds (1898)More about this course , 7,097 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 61.9341River Hills, Wis. / H.S. (Photo: David Cannon/Getty Images), This 16-time Open venue and site of the 2022 Womens Open was never more testing or memorable than in 2013, when Phil Mickelson rode his 3-wood to victory. That changed in 2016 when Gil Hanse embarked on a two-year project to imbue the greens with a C.B. But golf is played from the ground, not the air, and thats just fine here as the tumbling landforms are ideal for golf. (Photo: Patrick Koenig), Championship golf is a double-edged sword. The handsome blue stem rough is best admired from a distance but there is no hiding from the severely titled greens at the 4th, 6th and 13th. The other comes at the 320-yard 17th, where a courageous well-executed power fade over the cliffs and down the sloping fairway could result in an eagle putt. Scroll down to check out our latest and greatest. (Photo: Getty Images), Hale Irwin survived the 1974 Massacre at Winged Foot U.S. Open to win at seven over par. One highlight is the short 7th, which is the Southern Hemispheres equivalent to the Troons Postage Stamp hole and is equally adept at wreaking havoc. 9. Raves all around for how this course has evolved this century, as demonstrated by the exciting 2022 PGA Championship won by Justin Thomas. Played from the appropriate set of tees, you will be pleasantly surprised and thoroughly impressed by the courses variety and and its excellent, diverse set of greens. Some professionals embrace that aspect while others are leery. It boasts a state-of-the-art academy and excellent 19th holes, including Boardwalk and QDs. PINE VALLEY G.C. The next hole, a dogleg right, calls for a fade. Indeed, the course is similar to Oakmont, Pinehurst No. Forty percent of the World top 15 (here, Pine Valley, Oakmont, Royal Dornoch, Pebble Beach and Merion) derived much of their substance from individuals who built few other courses. Tillinghast (1918) More about this course , 6,960 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 62.5718Pebble Beach / Robert Trent Jones (1966)More about this course , Photo By: Courtesy of Pebble Beach Company, 7,245 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 62.5002Ponte Vedra Beach / Pete Dye & Alice Dye (1980)More about this course , LC Lambrecht/Courtesy of Monterey Peninsula CC, 6,873 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 62.4628 Pebble Beach / Mike Strantz (2004)More about this course , Photo By: LC Lambrecht/Courtesy of Monterey Peninsula CC, 6,729 Yards, Par 70 / Points: 62.3327 Lake Bluff, Ill. / Seth Raynor (1921) More about this course , Hugh Hargrave/Courtesy of Whispering Pines CC, 7,468 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 62.3161 Trinity, Texas / Chet Williams (2000)More about this course , Photo By: Hugh Hargrave/Courtesy of Whispering Pines CC, 6,944 Yards, Par 71 / Points: 62.3008Bandon, Ore. / Tom Doak & Jim Urbina (2010)More about this course , Mike Klemme/Courtesy of Oak Tree National, 7,410 Yards, Par 71 / Points: 62.2427 Edmond, Okla. / Pete Dye & Alice Dye (1976)More about this course , Photo By: Mike Klemme/Courtesy of Oak Tree National, 6,908 Yards, Par 71 / Points: 62.2410 Plymouth, Mass. What its holes lacked was playing interest from 50 yards and in. Its not a pretty course in the conventional sense, as there are no lighthouses, mountains or majestic undulations. The question is answered at the 1st, with a green that follows the natural contours and slopes away from the player. 2. On a difficulty scale of 1 to 10, Jack Nicklaus once rated the West course a 12. Unlike many other clubs in the world, the Augusta National is a for-profit company, which means that they can set the fees at whatever they want. A die-hard New Yorker remarked, Its enough to make one want to live in New Jersey. (Photo: Russell Kirk), Canadas top-ranked course is a six-year-old Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw that alternates between big dunes at the southern end and cliffs at the northern end that rise more than 100 feet above the Gulf of St. Lawrence, inspiring Pebble Beach-like awe. (Photo: David Cannon/Getty), The blend of tidal marshes, scrub-topped dunes, live oaks and the soothing sound of the Atlantic on every hole make this one of the Souths most memorable playing experiences. Member George Combe deserves much of the credit for RCD as he shepherded the course through the transition to the rubber core Haskell ball 120 years ago. (Photo: De Pan), Its always a delight to find a course that rewards the lost art of shaping shots. Golf simply hadnt seen holes like the 3rd and 13th. (Photo: Clyde Johnson), Maidstones glorious edge-of-the-Atlantic location is once again fully evident, thanks to a recent restoration by Coore & Crenshaw. (Photo: Joann Dost), Turnberry began as a Willie Fermie design and part of the famous Culzean estate. Instead, a stunning par-3 was created and 10 is now a par-5, longer and more complex while 11 moves closer to the shore. Deira (04 295 6000). What a delight that the Maxwells got to work with this special site as their soft touch on the land is a must-study for any architect. More than a few Winged Foot devotees consider the 13th and 17th the best par-3s on the property, a seemingly outlandish claim until you play them. Royal Portrush (Photo: Courtesy Les Bordes), Diamantes free-form architecture rests gently on the land, and the absence of any hard lines let the golfers eye soak in the delightful contrast between the dazzling Pacific Ocean, the dunescape and the emerald playing surfaces. The design was immediately embraced, and the minimalist movement started in earnest, with this course arguably kicking off the second Golden Age. All I have to do is eliminate 100 of them. All that's missing is an ocean at this linksy-looking layout that played host to the 2002 U.S. Women's Open (Juli Inkster) and 2006 U.S. Senior Open (Allen Doyle).

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