Tell Uncrate: What's Your Favorite Golf Course?

Cinderella Boy

Here at Augusta... former groundskeeper.

AMUSE

HIDDENBROOKE GOLF COURSE BITCH!!!
Vallejo, CA

...boxers

huphtur

ROOSEVELT GOLF COURSE (GRIFFITH PARK)
2650 North Vermont Avenue (across from the Greek Theatre)
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Phone: (323) 665-2011

http://www.laparks.org/dos/sports/golf/facility/rooseveltGC.htm

MJV

MoreFar in Brewster, NY. It is a corporate course owned by AIG, kind of hard to get on but that is what makes it great. You play 18 and never see another soul.

LT

Wooden Sticks Golf Course
Uxbridge, ON.

It's just outside Toronto. 12 of the 18 holes are "replica" holes of those found on some of the most famous courses around the world. But I have to say as much as I like playing the replica holes there original holes are challenging too.

Oh and the 17th hole of Wooden Sticks is the 17th from Sawgrass. (I have pared it twice and put 6 balls in the water the other two times)

Carsten

the minigolf course at the zoo in cologne, germany.

Adam

Centennial Golf Club
Medford, Oregon

Beautiful setting. Largest course in our region and has lots of potential. Just opened last summer, so all the trees and shrubs have a little while before they make this course even mroe beautiful than it already is. I've never played there, but I can see it from my balcony.

Slippy

Devil's Pulpit, Caledon, Ontario. About 1/2 an hour north of Toronto... Amazing vistas, challenging holes, but a private course. Wooden Sticks is great as well, as mentioned above.

Banff Springs in Banff, Alberta, is pretty amazing if you can look away from the mountains long enough to strike the ball.

matt

Sea Island, GA...stunning.

Golf Digest agreed with me, #1 golf resort.

http://www.seaisland.com/golf/resort-golf.html

Jason PGA TOUR STAFF

TPC SAWGRASS BABY!!!

Steve

Flint Hills National Golf Club
Andover, KS

Beautiful course designed by Tom Fazio....

berto

turkey creek
lincoln, ca

teal bend
sacramento, ca

presidio
san francisco, ca

Douglas

The one I'm playing on at the moment.

Doug

Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Lake Manassas, VA

AM

Bayonne Golf Club

Pat

Kings North at Myrtle Beach National is an amazing course! It's home to the famouse hole, "The Gambler." The course was designed by Arnold Palmer.

Brando

I work there Huphtur.

Good recommendation for a good priced, fairly easy to get on course in L.A.

This should really be categorized.

I like Augusta. But I'm not playing there anytime soon, nor ever.

Kyle

Villiage Links of Glen Ellyn in Illinois!

JP

Mesquite Country Club, Palm Springs, CA.

Matt Palazzolo

Elk Ridge, Hillman, MI

Jacob

Bandon Dunes and Pacific Dunes, Orego

This place is all about golf and nothing else. One of the purest golf destinations in the world. So good I dream about it.

Rich Berberian

Penguin Falls in Tiger Woods Golf 2004 for X-BOX

Alexander Steiniger

Any one I can play at with a Wiimote and my dog at my side.

Dwayne

LeoPalace Resort Guam USA.

jason

Kingsbarns Golf Links -- St. Andrews, Scotland

Cypress Point Club -- Pebble Beach, California

Pine Valley Golf Club -- Pine Valley, NJ

Royal Aberdeen Golf Club -- Aberdeen, Scotland

SnarkFish

http://www.swannanoa.com/

Brad Johnson

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club in Myrtle Beach, SC

j

Teeth of the dog, casa de campo -dominican republic!!!

mac

Eagle Knoll in Ashland, Missouri is a very hidden gem. It's between Columbia and Jefferson City in the middle of the state, and is one of the most challenging places I've played. Not to mention it costs about $25 for 18 holes.

Knots

My favorite local course is Colonial country club here in Memphis. Gerlad Ford got a hole in one there, and it's where Jerry Pate jumped in the water..
But my favorite of all time is the Hard Labor Creek golf coarse in Rutledge GA, it's sentimental for me.

M

Whiskey Creek - Urbana, MD

Michael Cabrera

Blue Monster at Doral ,FL
Yeah!!!!

Casey

Hey, in Vancouver B.C., Canada, I think there is no better place to play a round than Northlands G.C.&C. It's a BEAUTIFUL public course and a bargain as well... better kept than many semi-private and private courses I have played. Check it out, I promise it will challenge any level of golfer, and the scenery is AMAZING, I almost guarantee you'll see a deer run across the fairway during your round. Take a look here: http://www.golfnorthlands.com/

Brett Robinson

Torry Pines, thats were its at

Sim Huffman

Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Octopus Inc

Baseline Golf Course - Ocala, Florida

Beautifully landscaped par 3 for under $30 with cart.

Adam

Naples Grande Golf Club - Naples, FL

Chris

Aphrodite Hills, Paphos, Cyprus

Paul

Bethpage Black... WHEN it's in good shape!

chris e.

the olympic course @ gold mountain in bremerton, wa

Dave S.

Woodruff Golf Course, Joliet, Il
also Heratage Bluffs, Channahon,IL

Travis

Glen Abbey and Lionhead. Both in Ontario, Canada.

Mike

Emerald Hills, IA.....and St. Andrews, UK.

Stu

Heaton Municipal Park, Manchester

Council run place that is huge, loose alot of balls there..

http://www.heatonparkgolfclub.co.uk/

daniel

For more exotic fairways...

Palace Golf Course, Dalat, Vietnam

Ocean Dunes - Phan Thiet, Vietnam

Long Thanh - just outside Saigon, Vietnam

Blue Canyon, Phuket, Thailand

Santiburi, Koh Samui, Thailand

and just for fun:

Royal Cambodia Golf Course, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Kajo

The White Witch in Jamaica is stunning with ocean views on 16 holes.

Cinderella Boy: You'd be my hero if you can slip me on Augusta.

nehoc007

Just about any course in Myrtle Beach, SC. I have been to several, they are all beautiful. Someone once told me that place is like the golf capital of the southeast or the US...not sure. More courses there per square mile than anywhere? Not sure bout all that though. Great place to play any way you look at. And yes Augusta National is a beautiful course that none of us will ever be able to play at. I have been to that city, if it wasnt for that course, that city would be an unknown.

Iphog

Prairie Dunes
Hutchinson Kansas

AMAZING!

nick

Secession GC
Beaufort, SC

Spencer

The one in Microsoft Golf.

Or any local park. Just bring a club, balls, a spade, and maybe a baseball bat. Guerrilla Golfing should be done in isolated areas at first, to gauge reactions, then you can move towards the more populous areas of the park.. but be careful! Sports playing kids' parents can be violent!!

Robert

Columbia Country Club, MD

Matthew Gronlund

My favorite Seattle golf course is Sahalee Country Club.

I have had the pleasure to play it many times due to Grandpas membership so that is my favorite.

matt

Taconic Golf Club - Williamstown Massachusettes

http://www.taconicgolf.com/

Benny

Eagle Ridge - Garner, NC

Tabacoo Road - Souther Pines, NC

Carl Spackler

Nags Head Golf LInks, Outer Banks, NC.
There are four holes running along the ocean, including the ninth and eighteenth. Beautiful course, but not for the beginner.

Andrew

Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club. In Oregon (outside of portland).

http://www.pumkinridgegolf.com/

Andrew

Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club. In Oregon (outside of portland).

http://pumpkinridge.com/
(fixed the link)

Mats Lofgren

Old course at St Andrews for atmosphere, North Berwick on the Scottish east coast for most quirky yet natural course.

Cheston

True Blue at Myrtle Beach, SC. It is Caledonia's sister course, both are beautiful and tough.

Chadwick

Whistling Straits - Haven, WI

FG

Pine Valley, Augusta, Merion, Sunnybrook and Philly Cricket Flourtown old course

LC - Uncrate

Comments closed. Thanks for all the great responses!