GOLF DIGEST AMERICA’S 100 GREATEST 2019 / 2020
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golfdigest.com february 2019gutter credit tk2013, George Waters,then an aspiring golfcourse architect andnow the manager for theUnited States Golf Association’s Green SectionEducation, wrote a booktitled Sand and Golf:How Terrain Shapes theGame. It’s marvelouslyinstructive, one of manybooks on our recommended reading listfor Golf Digest’s nearly1,500 course-ratingpanelists. Waters startswith the premise that“sandy terrain lies atthe heart and soul ofthe game,” a simple declaration that explainsthe ascension of manyof the courses listed onthe 2019 renewal of GolfDigest’s biennial ranking of America’s 100Greatest Golf Courses.
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It starts at the top of the list, with No. 1pine valley in New Jersey, where irregularfairways framed by acres of exposed sandpresent a compelling 18 holes of challengeand reward. Fifty-three years ago, whenGolf Digest first introduced the concept ofcourse rankings, Pine Valley was consideredthe ultimate in penal golf-course architecture. These days, it’s considered highlystrategic, a change in attitude brought aboutin part by experts like Waters, who writesthat Pine Valley “was the first course inAmerica constructed in a truly naturalisticstyle” and celebrates its sandy wastelandsas superior to flanking fields of ankle-deepmanicured rough.“Golf is a game of recovery,” Waterssays, and points out that the low-nutrientcontent of sand results in sparsely grassedrough that gives even below-average golfersa chance of finding their way home.But even in sand, something will eventually grow, be it weeds or trees. Considerableeffort has been made to re-establish PineValley’s naturalistic rough. Just last year,consulting architect Tom Fazio had a crewchop away a brushy hillside of overgrowntrees along the left side of the short, splendidpar-4 12th (previous pages), reintroducing adaunting canyon of sand scars and pits.In 2010, Waters had been part of the reconstruction crew that, under the directionof architects Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw,pulled out all the Bermuda-grass roughfrom pinehurst no. 2, now ranked 29th, toexpose the sand beneath. The goal was torestore what they believe original architectDonald Ross intended, a rough of sandyhardpan dotted with wiregrass. Waters callstoday’s Pinehurst “an interesting twist onplayable rough . . . the perfect balance between penalty and playability.” That roughalso provides distinctive visuals that manypanelists favor with good scores in our Aesthetics category.The concept of sandy rough is now acharacteristic of several America’s 100Greatest courses. Coore and Crenshawhave recently implemented it in theirremodeling of No. 12 seminole in SouthFlorida and No. 67 maidstone on theAtlantic shoreline of Long Island in NewYork. It’s also a primary feature at theGrand Slam of layouts at Oregon’s BandonDunes Resort: No. 17 pacific dunes , No. 36bandon dunes , No. 50 old macdonaldand No. 69 bandon trails .gutter credit tkW H E N S A N D I S G R A N D : M A N Y O F G O L F D I G E S T ’ S 1 0 0 G R E AT E S T C O U R S E SN O . 8 9 : S L E E P Y H O L L OW : 1 6 T H H O L E
NO. 27 : PRAIRIE DUNES : 18TH HOLED I S P L AY T E R R A I N T H AT “ L I E S AT T H E H E A R T A N D S O U L O F T H E G A M E . ”On California’s Monterey Peninsula,the concept is used a bit more sparingly,given the rocky nature of the area. Sandyrough is not a natural characteristic atNo. 7 pebble beach , whose name suggestsa coarser foundation, but clusters of holesin sand dunes are prevalent at other areacourses: No. 3 cypress point , No. 45 spyglass hill and two courses at montereypeninsula country club , No. 56 shoreand No. 79 dunes , the latter one of fouradditions in 2019 to America’s 100 Greatest(see accompanying list).On the Atlantic coast, Pete Dye’s designat the ocean course at Kiawah Island inSouth Carolina, ranked 24th, has alwaysfeatured holes surrounded by natural sanddunes merged with man-made bunkers. Atthe 2021 PGA Championship, all sand willagain be played “through the green,” just asit was in the 2012 PGA, allowing contestantsto ground the club anywhere.On the north shore of Long Island,No. 15 friar’s head , by Coore and Crenshaw, has a back nine in magnificentcoastal dunes. Its front nine also has sandyrough but was actually reshaped fromold potato fields. “In spots where soil washeavy,” Waters writes, “they flipped it overto expose gravelly sandy soils beneath.”Sandy rough is even found far fromthe coastlines, in the middle of thecountry, at courses like No. 9 sand hillsin central Nebraska, another Coore andCrenshaw layout, and No. 46 ballyneal ,designed by Tom Doak in northeasternColorado.Exposed sand is also a dominant feature on several courses in our ranking ofAmerica’s Second 100 Greatest, particularlyat Florida’s Streamsong Resort, built fromsand spoils deposited by phosphate stripmining operations. streamsong red isranked No. 112, the blue is 138th and thetwo-year-old black is 169th; all use sandas much as grass. The Gil Hanse-designedBlack was Golf Digest’s Best New PublicOPEN TO SEEA M E R I C A’ S 1 0 0 G R E AT E S TGOLF COURSESA N D A M E R I C A’ S S E C O N D1 0 0 G R E AT E S T p r a i r i e d un e s : a n dy j o hn s o n s l e e p y ho l lo w : j o n c ava l ie r
A BASE OF SAND WILL PROVIDE FIRM-AND FA S T C O N D I T I O N S , T H E E S S E N C E O FG O L F D I G E S T ’ S C O N D I T I O N I N G C A T E G O R Y.S A N D I S A L S O A FA C T O R I N S H O T VA L U E SA N D R E S I S TA N C E T O S C O R I N G .Inverness: andy johnsonCourse of 2018 and is one of 23 courses newto our Second 100 Greatest list (see accompanying list).Among those newcomers are No. 110sand valley , yet another Coore and Crenshaw design, in dramatic sand barrensof central Wisconsin, and its companionmammoth dunes , a David McLay Kidddesign ranked 145th. (Mammoth was BestNew runner-up to Streamsong Black lastyear but is now ranked higher because ofadditional panelist evaluations receivedbefore our 100 Greatest deadline.) AnotherKidd design, No. 180 gamble sands ,stretches across the sand-dune highlandsof northeast Washington.Even on courses with conventional turfgrass rough, Waters writes, a base of sandwill provide firm-and-fast turf conditions(the essence of Golf Digest’s Conditioning category) and irregular terrain thatposes stance and lie as strategic elements:random hazards dug from natural sand;unusually contoured putting surfaces;interesting wrinkles off greens; and, moreoften than not, prominent wind, becausewind most commonly deposited the sandon such sites in the first place. All these elements are addressed in our Shot Values andResistance to Scoring categories.Among 100 Greatest Courses displayingthese sand-related attributes are the triumvirate of Southampton, N.Y.: No. 4 shinnecock hills , No. 8 national golf linksand No. 39 sebonack golf club . OthersNO. 88 : INVERNESS
NO. 7 9 : MONTERE Y PENINSUL A (DUNES) : 14TH HOLEMOST DESIGNSAMONG 200 GREATEST33 Tom Fazio14 Donald Ross12 Pete Dye, Jack Nicklaus11 A.W. Tillinghast9 Tom Doak, Robert TrentJones, Seth Raynor8 Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw7 C.B. MacdonaldMOST CURRENTREDESIGNS AMONG100 GREATEST13 Gil Hanse10 Tom Doak6 Tom Fazio, Rees Jones5 Bill Coore & Ben CrenshawMOST CURRENTREDESIGNS AMONG200 GREATEST15 Gil Hanse13 Rees Jones12 Tom Doak11 Tom Fazio6 Keith Foster5 Bill Coore & Ben CrenshawNEW TO 100 GREATEST76 Myopia Hunt Club,Massachusetts79 Monterey Peninsula C.C.(Dunes), California89 Sleepy Hollow C.C.,New York98 Old Town Club, NorthCarolina157 St. Louis C.C.169 Streamsong (Black), Florida174 Mountain Lake, Florida176 Tradition, California177 Shelter Harbor, RhodeIsland180 Gamble Sands, Washington182 The Ridge at Back Brook,New Jersey183 Westchester (West),DROPPING TO SECOND100 GREATEST101 Eagle Point G.C., NorthCarolina105 Laurel Valley G.C.,Pennsylvania113 Flint Hills National G.C.,Kansas117 Sahalee C.C. (South/North),Washingtonmonterey peninsul a: jon cavalierNEW TO SECOND100 GREATEST110 Sand Valley, Wisconsin111 Stone Eagle, California114 Bluejack National, Texas115 Quail Hollow,North Carolina116 Baltimore C.C. (East),Maryland119 Piping Rock, New York139 Ridgewood (East/West),New Jersey145 Mammoth Dunes,WisconsinNew York190 The Vintage Club(Mountain), California192 Liberty National,New Jersey193 Canterbury, Ohio194 C.C. of Fairfield,Connecticut195 Sherwood, California196 Moraine, Ohio197 Forest Creek (North),North CarolinaHOTTEST COURSESAmong 100 Greatest Coursesranked for at least five surveyperiods, only two have risen inour rankings every two years.Ballyneal in Colorado wentfrom No. 95 in 2011 to 46th thisyear. Friar’s Head in New Yorkstarted at No. 34 in 2011 and isnow 15th.THE 22 COURSES THATHAVE MADE EVERY LISTOnly 22 courses have beenmembers of our top nationalranking every year since 1966:Augusta National, Baltusrol(Lower), Congressional (Blue),Cypress Point, Inverness,Los Angeles C.C. (North),Medinah (No. 3), Merion (East),Oak Hill (East), Oakland Hills(South), Oakmont, OlympiaFields (North), Olympic Club(Lake), Peachtree, PebbleBeach, Pine Valley, Pinehurst(No. 2), Riviera, Scioto,Seminole, Southern Hills andWinged Foot (West).MOST DESIGNSAMONG 100 GREATEST13 Tom Fazio9 Pete Dye, Donald Ross8 A.W. Tillinghast5 Jack Nicklaus, Seth Raynor4 Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw,Tom Doak, Alister MacKenzie,Perry Maxwell100 GREATEST COURSESBY DECADE1890-1900 41901-1910 11911-1920 121921-1930 251931-1940 81941-1950 11951-1960 01961-1970 41971-1980 41981-1990 61991-2000 162001-2010 192011-2018 0SHORTEST 100GREATEST COURSES6,524 Cypress Point Club6,539 Myopia Hunt Club6,555 Essex County Club6,560 Crystal Downs C.C.6,610 The Valley Club ofMontecitoLONGEST 100GREATEST COURSES7,800 Erin Hills7,790 Whistling Straits (Straits)7,704 Rich Harvest Links7,701 Castle Pines Golf Club7,657 Medinah Country Club(No. 3)—stephen hennesseyand ron whittenfebruary 2019 golfdigest.com
include No. 27 prairie dunes in Kansas,No. 33 olympic club (lake) in San Francisco, No. 42 erin hills near Milwaukee,No. 51 garden city on Long Island,No. 68 arcadia bluffs (bluffs) inMichigan, No. 83 calusa pines andNo. 125 jupiter hills (hills) in Florida,No. 137 dismal river (red) in Nebraskaand No. 162 ocean forest in Georgia.TADAPTING TO CONDITIONShere is still an abundance ofcourses on our 100 Greatest andSecond 100 Greatest conceivedfrom less-than-ideal topographic and subsoil conditions, and yet they’rehighly regarded and highly ranked. Someof those, Waters argues, exist because architects adapted design elements of sandbased courses, particularly the famed linkslayouts of Great Britain.No. 2 augusta national was scrapedfrom tall hills of red Georgia clay, but,Waters writes, original architect AlisterMacKenzie intended it to be “an inlandcourse that embodies the best principlesof links golf.” It wasn’t until afterMacKenzie’s death that low-lying greenson the seventh and 10th holes, originallyreceptive to bouncing, rolling approachshots, were relocated atop hills, and thenarrow, nearly dry creek beds guardingthe 11th, 12th, 15th and 16th greens becameominous water hazards.The old pasture upon which No. 5oakmont was constructed lacked sandcontent to provide ample drainage, so itsarchitects improvised, canting and slantingits greens for surface drainage and diggingditches along many fairways to direct rainwater away from areas of play. Those greensand ditches now provide Oakmont its singular character.A similar solution was implementedhow we rank the courses/by A.W. Tillinghast in his creation of No. 11winged foot (west) and No. 52 wingedfoot (east) , masterpieces chiseled fromthe granite rock of Westchester Countyin New York. In the past seven years, GilHanse has recaptured all the glory of Tillinghast’s tilted, folded-edge green complexes that shuttle rainwater—and golfballs—off to the sides.Perhaps the antithesis of the naturalistic style of sand-based beauties like PineValley and Sand Hills are the works of early20th-century golf architect C.B. Macdonaldand his understudy Seth Raynor. Theirdesigns were indubitably manufactured,with lots of precise angles and parallellines. Though Macdonald began his careeron sandy soil, creating National Golf Linksin 1911 and then an early version of Shinnecock Hills, his ego drew him to take assignments elsewhere, from the hills of theHudson Valley to the hills of West Virginiato the hills of St. Louis, at each stop hammering out the same template of favoriteholes using mule teams and steam shovels.Raynor, less outspoken but no less confident, was even more productive on a widerrange of destinations.Collectively, their works are representedprominently on our rankings. The latestMacdonald creation to join our 100 Greatest is No. 89 sleepy hollow , north ofNew York City, its inclusion aided greatlyby recent work by Hanse, who convertedseven holes built by Tillinghast in the late1920s into Macdonald’s distinctive style tomatch the original 1915 architecture of theother holes.Macdonald is also represented at No. 119piping rock and No. 143 the creek , bothin the eastern suburbs of New York City;No. 157 st. louis country club ; andNo. 173 the greenbrier (old white tpc) ,a PGA Tour stop expertly reclaimed by archi-more rankings to come Golf Digest will continue ourcelebration of great golf architecturein May, when we announce Best in Staterankings, and June, when we revealAmerica’s 100 Greatest Public Courses.Our panelists play and score courses on seven criteria2. resistanceto scoring1. shot valuesHow well do the holespose a variety ofrisks and rewardsand equally testlength, accuracyand finesse?golfdigest.com february 2019tect Keith Foster after a destructive floodin 2016.Raynor’s courses are equally as impressive, starting with the Pebble Beach of theEast Coast, No. 10 fishers island on theNew York island of the same name, andNo. 14 chicago golf club , a reconfiguration of his mentor Macdonald’s originaldesign, which had been the first 18-holecourse in America. Raynor also did No. 44camargo outside Cincinnati; No. 55shoreacres north of Chicago; No. 95yeamans hall in Charleston, S.C.;No. 160 fox chapel in Pittsburgh; No. 174mountain lake club in central Floridaand No. 194 country club of fairfieldin Connecticut. Yeamans, Mountain Lakeand Fairfield are sand-based sites, but youwouldn’t know that from their architectureof steeply sloped hazards, pedestal greensand geometric bunkers.For those curious as to what Macdonaldand Raynor might have done had they everattempted to emulate the exposed-sandvirtues of Pine Valley, look at two other 100Greatest Courses: Old Macdonald at BandonDunes, a softly molded, sand-splashed homage to Macdonald by Doak and co-designerJim Urbina, and the Dunes Course at Monterey Peninsula Country Club, a designstarted by Raynor, completed after his deathby others and reimagined a few years backby Tom Fazio and former associates TimJackson and David Kahn. Both reflect the“MacRaynor” philosophy of angularity without the rigidity of their originals.How difficult, whilestill being fair, is thecourse for a scratchplayer from the backtees? 3. designvariet yHow varied are theholes in differinglengths, configurations, hazard placements, green shapesand green contours?4. memorabilit yHow well do thedesign featuresprovide individualityto each hole yet acollective continuityto the entire 18? 5. aestheticsHow well do thescenic values of thecourse add to thepleasure of a round?6. conditioningHow firm, fast androlling were the fairways, how firm yetreceptive were thegreens and how truewere the roll of puttson the day you playedthe course? 7. ambienceHow well does theoverall feel and atmosphere of the coursereflect or upholdthe traditionalvalues of the game? To arrive ata course’s finalscore, we totalits averages in theseven categories,doubling ShotValues. A courseneeds 45 evaluationsover the past eightyears to be eligiblefor America’s100 Greatestand the Second100 Greatest.
GOLF DIGESTA M E R I C A’ S 1 0 0 G R E AT E S T G O L F C O U R S E S2019 / 20201-10RANK (2017 RANK IN PARENTHESES)21-30YARDSPARPOINTS1 (1) PINE VALLEY G.C.7,181 70 72.0078Pine Valley, N.J.George Crump & H.S. Colt (1918) / Tom Fazio (2017)2 (2) AUGUSTA NATIONAL G.C.7,435 72 71.5810Augusta, Ga.Alister MacKenzie & Bobby Jones (1933) / Tom Fazio (2018)3 (3) CYPRESS POINT CLUB6,524 72 69.6830Pebble BeachAlister MacKenzie & Robert Hunter (1928) / Jeff Markow (2004)4 (4) SHINNECOCK HILLS G.C.7,445 70 69.2526Southampton, N.Y.William Flynn (1931) / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2012)5 (5) OAKMONT C.C.7,255 71 68.9218Oakmont, Pa.Henry Fownes (1903) / Tom Fazio (2014)6 (6) MERION G.C. (East)6,996 70 67.8860Ardmore, Pa. / Hugh Wilson (1912) / Gil Hanse (2018)7 (7) PEBBLE BEACH G. LINKS6,828 72 67.5261Pebble BeachJack Neville & Douglas Grant (1919) / Arnold Palmer & Thad Layton (2016)8 (8) NATIONAL G. LINKS OF AMERICA6,935 72 67.3855Southampton, N.Y. / C.B. Macdonald (1911) / Karl Olson (1994)9 (9) SAND HILLS G.C.7,089 71 66.3549Mullen, Neb. / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (1995)10 (11) FISHERS ISLAND CLUB6,615 70 66.1937Fishers Island, N.Y. / Seth Raynor & Charles Banks (1926) / Gil Hanse (2000)11-20RANK11121314151617181920YARDS PAR POINTS(10) WINGED FOOT G.C. (West)7,426 72 66.1885Mamaroneck, N.Y. / A.W. Tillinghast (1923) / Gil Hanse (2017)(13) SEMINOLE G.C.6,836 72 65.9329Juno Beach, Fla.Donald Ross (1929) / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2017)(12) CRYSTAL DOWNS C.C.6,560 70 65.6377Frankfort, Mich. / Alister MacKenzie & Perry Maxwell (1931) / Tom Doak (2018)(14) CHICAGO G.C.6,877 70 65.5659Wheaton, Ill.C.B. Macdonald (1894) / Seth Raynor (1923) / Tom Doak (2002)(19) FRIAR’S HEAD G.C.7,071 71 65.2092Baiting Hollow, N.Y. / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2002)(15) MUIRFIELD VILLAGE G.C.7,392 72 65.2030Dublin, OhioJack Nicklaus & Desmond Muirhead (1974) / Jack Nicklaus (2015)(18) PACIFIC DUNES6,633 71 64.9775Bandon, Ore. / Tom Doak (2001)(16) THE COUNTRY CLUB (Clyde / Squirrel)6,753 70 64.9361Chestnut Hill, Mass.Willie Campbell (1895) / Alex Campbell (1902) / Gil Hanse (2012)(23) LOS ANGELES C.C. (North)7,530 71 64.7659Los AngelesGeorge C. Thomas Jr. (1921) / Gil Hanse, Geoff Shackelford & Jim Wagner (2010)(17) OAKLAND HILLS C.C. (South)7,445 72 64.7535Bloomfield Hills, Mich. / Donald Ross (1918) / Rees Jones (2006)RANKYARDSPARPOINTS21 (22) WHISTLING STRAITS (Straits)7,790 72 64.6465Haven, Wis. / Pete Dye (1998)22 (20) OAK HILL C.C. (East)7,152 70 64.6417Rochester, N.Y.Donald Ross (1925) / Tom Fazio (2010)23 (24) RIVIERA C.C.7,040 71 64.5878Pacific Palisades, Calif.George C. Thomas Jr. & W.P. Bell (1926) / Tom Fazio (2012)24 (21) THE OCEAN COURSE7,356 72 64.5348Kiawah Island, S.C.Pete Dye & Alice Dye (1991) / Pete Dye (2011)25 (25) WADE HAMPTON G.C.7,395 72 64.4646Cashiers, N.C. / Tom Fazio (1987) / Tom Fazio (2018)26 (26) SHADOW CREEK7,560 72 64.2344North Las Vegas, Nev.Tom Fazio & Steve Wynn (1990) / Tom Fazio (2008)27 (29) PRAIRIE DUNES C.C.6,947 70 64.0759Hutchinson, Kan.Perry Maxwell (1937) / Press Maxwell (1957) / Dave Axland (2014)28 (32) THE HONORS COURSE7,450 72 63.9746Ooltewah, Tenn. / Pete Dye (1983) / Pete Dye (2008)29 (30) PINEHURST RESORT (No. 2)7,588 72 63.8172Pinehurst, N.C. / Donald Ross (1935) / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2010)30 (33) PEACHTREE G.C.7,414 72 63.7396Atlanta / Robert Trent Jones & Bobby Jones (1947) / Bob Cupp (2005)31-40RANKYARDSPARPOINTS31 (27) THE ALOTIAN CLUB7,500 72 63.7310Roland, Ark. / Tom Fazio (2004)32 (28) GOZZER RANCH G. & LAKE CLUB7,317 72 63.7068Harrison, Idaho / Tom Fazio (2007)33 (31) THE OLYMPIC CLUB (Lake)6,934 71 63.6777San FranciscoSam Whiting (1924) / Bill Love (2016)34 (35) SOUTHERN HILLS C.C.7,184 71 63.4031TulsaPerry Maxwell (1936) / Gil Hanse (2018)35 (37) SAN FRANCISCO G.C.6,836 71 63.3742San FranciscoA.W. Tillinghast (1924) / Tom Doak (2017)36 (36) BANDON DUNES6,732 72 63.3655Bandon, Ore. / David McLay Kidd (1999)37 (38) BETHPAGE STATE PARK (Black)7,465 71 63.2976Farmingdale, N.Y.Joseph H. Burbeck & A.W. Tillinghast (1936) / Rees Jones (2015)38 (34) THE GOLF CLUB7,439 72 63.1712New Albany, OhioPete Dye (1967) / P.B. Dye (2014)39 (41) SEBONACK G.C.7,512 72 63.1402Southampton, N.Y. / Jack Nicklaus & Tom Doak (2006)40 (40) PIKEWOOD NATIONAL G.C.7,649 72 63.0881Morgantown, W.Va. / J. Robert Gwynne & John Raese (2009)february 2019 golfdigest.com
G O L F D I G E S T / A M E R I C A’ S 1 0 0 G R E AT E S T G O L F C O U R S E S / 2 0 1 9 / 2 0 2 041-50RANKYARDSPARPOINTS41 (39) BALTUSROL G.C. (Lower)7,400 72 63.0290Springfield, N.J.A.W. Tillinghast (1922) / Rees Jones (2014)42 (44) ERIN HILLS G. CSE.7,800 72 62.7609Erin, Wis.Michael Hurdzan, Dana Fry & Ron Whitten (2006) / Dana Fry (2013)43 (43) VICTORIA NATIONAL G.C.7,242 72 62.7167Newburgh, Ind. / Tom Fazio (1998)44 (52) CAMARGO CLUB6,659 70 62.7111Indian Hill, OhioSeth Raynor & Charles Banks (1927) / Tom Doak (2000)45 (49) SPYGLASS HILL G. CSE.6,960 72 62.6761Pebble Beach / Robert Trent Jones (1966) / Tom Fazio (1996)46 (50) BALLYNEAL G.C.7,147 71 62.6718Holyoke, Colo. / Tom Doak (2006)47 (45) BUTLER NATIONAL G.C.7,523 71 62.5935Oak Brook, Ill. / George Fazio & Tom Fazio (1974) / Tom Fazio (2012)48 (42) CASTLE PINES G.C.7,701 72 62.5820Castle Rock, Colo.Jack Nicklaus (1981) / Jack Nicklaus & Jim Lipe (2015)49 (51) TPC SAWGRASS (Players Stadium)7,245 7262.4413Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. / Pete Dye & Alice Dye (1980) / Steve Wenzloff (2016)50 (47) OLD MACDONALD6,944 71 62.4135Bandon, Ore. / Tom Doak & Jim Urbina (2010)51-60RANKYARDSPARPOINTS51 (46) GARDEN CITY G.C.6,922 73Garden City, N.Y.Devereux Emmet (1899) / Walter Travis (1913) / Tom Doak (2015)62.412552 (62) WINGED FOOT G.C. (East)Mamaroneck, N.Y.6,8087262.377453 (48) MEDINAH C.C. (No. 3)Medinah, Ill.Tom Bendelow (1928) / Rees Jones (2009)7,6577262.36907,4737262.2766555657(66) SHOREACRES6,729Lake Bluff, Ill. / Seth Raynor (1921) / Tom Doak (2013)7062.2752(65) MONTEREY PENINSULA C.C. (Shore)Pebble Beach / Mike Strantz (2004)7262.2081(57) SCIOTO C.C.7,140 70Columbus, OhioDonald Ross (1916) / Michael Hurdzan & Jack Nicklaus (2008)62.1702585960(54) INTERLACHEN C.C.6,981Edina, Minn. / Willie Watson (1911) / Brian Silva (2006)7262.1545(56) OLD SANDWICH G.C.6,908Plymouth, Mass. / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2005)7162.1544A.W. Tillinghast (1923) / Gil Hanse (2012)54 (55) WHISPERING PINES G.C.Trinity, Texas / Chet Williams (2000)6,873(58) OAK TREE NATIONAL7,410 71 62.1249Edmond, Okla. / Pete Dye & Alice Dye (1976) / Tripp Davis (2012)61-70RANKYARDSPAR61 (61) BALTUSROL G.C. (Upper)7,348Springfield, N.J. / A.W. Tillinghast (1922) / Rees Jones (2014)71-80RANKYARDSPARPOINTS71 (76) QUAKER RIDGE G.C.7,008 70 61.7439Scarsdale, N.Y.A.W. Tillinghast (1918) / Gil Hanse (2011)72 (73) CHERRY HILLS C.C.7,348 72 61.7080Cherry Hills Village, Colo.William Flynn (1923) / Tom Doak (2009)73 (91) ESSEX COUNTY CLUB6,555 70 61.6472Manchester, Mass. / Donald Ross (1917) / Tom Doak (2008)74 (71) MILWAUKEE C.C.7,097 72 61.6431River Hills, Wis. / H.S. Colt & C.H. Alison (1929) / Tom Doak (2015)75 (79) OLYMPIA FIELDS C.C. (North)7,190 70 61.6376Olympia Fields, Ill. / Willie Park Jr. (1922) / Mark Mungeam (2014)76 (New) MYOPIA HUNT CLUB6,539 72 61.5754South Hamilton, Mass. / H.C. Leeds (1898) / Gil Hanse (2013)77 (83) THE QUARRY AT LA QUINTA7,083 72 61.5487La Quinta, Calif. / Tom Fazio (1994)78 (67) KITTANSETT CLUB6,811 71 61.5483Marion, Mass.William Flynn & Frederic Hood (1922) / Gil Hanse (2012)79 (New) MONTEREY PENINSULA C.C. (Dunes)7,090 72 61.5296Pebble BeachSeth Raynor (1924) / Tom Fazio, Tim Jackson & David Kahn (2015)80 (75) CONGRESSIONAL C.C. (Blue)7,570 72 61.5115Bethesda, Md. / Robert Trent Jones (1962) / Rees Jones (2010)81-90RANKYARDSPARPOINTS81 (85) HUDSON NATIONAL G.C.7,151 70 61.4845Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. / Tom Fazio (1996) / Tom Fazio (2015)82 (77) PLAINFIELD C.C.7,091 72 61.4727Edison, N.J. / Donald Ross (1921) / Gil Hanse (2010)83 (96) CALUSA PINES G.C.7,203 72 61.4559Naples, Fla. / Michael Hurdzan & Dana Fry (2001)84 (81) VALHALLA G.C.7,540 72 61.3786Louisville / Jack Nicklaus (1986) / Jack Nicklaus (2012)85 (78) ARONIMINK G.C.7,267 70 61.3607Newtown Square, Pa.Donald Ross (1928) / Gil Hanse (2017)86 (80) THE VALLEY CLUB OF MONTECITO6,610 72 61.3551Montecito, Calif.Alister MacKenzie & Robert Hunter (1929) / Todd Eckenrode (2013)87 (82) BOSTON G.C.7,062 71 61.3515Hingham, Mass. / Gil Hanse (2004)88 (89) INVERNESS CLUB7,323 71 61.3320Toledo, Ohio / Donald Ross (1919) / Andrew Green (2018)89 (101) SLEEPY HOLLOW C.C.6,902 70 61.3308Scarsborough-on-Hudson, N.Y.C.B. Macdonald (1915) / A.W. Tillinghast (1928) / Gil Hanse (2017)90 (90) DIAMOND CREEK G.C.7,175 70 61.2075Banner Elk, N.C. / Tom Fazio (2003)91-100POINTSRANK7262.081462 (63) CANYATA G.C.7,266Marshall, Ill. / Bob Lohmann & Mike Benkusky (2004)7262.077163 (64) SOMERSET HILLS C.C.Bernardsville, N.J.A.W. Tillinghast (1918) / Tom Doak (2018)6,7847162.036664 (60) PETE DYE G.C.Bridgeport, W.Va. / Pete Dye (1994)7,3087262.02207,3727261.980491 (84) THE G.C. AT BLACK ROCK7,130 72 61.2020Coeur d’Alene, Idaho / Jim Engh (2003)92 (86) DOUBLE EAGLE CLUB7,175 72 61.1950Galena, Ohio / Jay Morrish & Tom Weiskopf (1992)93 (69) SPRING HILL G.C.7,035 72 61.1569Wayzata, Minn. / Tom Fazio (1999)94 (88) RICH HARVEST LINKS7,704 72 61.1128Sugar Grove, Ill.Jerry Rich & Greg Martin (1999) / Jerry Rich (2012)95 (87) YEAMANS HALL CLUB6,808 70 61.0890Charleston, S.C.Seth Raynor & Charles Banks (1926) / Jim Urbina (2016)96 (93) THE PRESERVE G.C.7,138 72 61.0619Carmel, Calif.Tom Fazio, J. Michael Poellot & Sandy Tatum (2000) / Tom Fazio (2015)97 (92) BLACKWOLF RUN (River)7,404 72 61.0451Kohler, Wis. / Pete Dye (1990) / Pete Dye (2010)98 (New) OLD TOWN CLUB7,038 70 61.0033Winston-Salem, N.C.Perry Maxwell (1939) / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2013)99 (94) CROOKED STICK G.C.7,516 72 60.9908Carmel, Ind. / Pete Dye (1967) / Pete Dye (2008)100 (99) MAYACAMA G.C.6,761 71 60.9746Santa Rosa, Calif. / Jack Nicklaus (2001)65 (59) DALLAS NATIONAL G.C.Dallas / Tom Fazio (2002)66 (53) KINLOCH G.C.7,203Manakin-Sabot, Va. / Lester George & Vinny Giles (2001)72 61.974067 (72) MAIDSTONE CLUB6,665 72 61.9365East Hampton, N.Y.Willie Park Jr. & Jack Park (1924) / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2013)68 (68) ARCADIA BLUFFS G.C. (Bluffs)Arcadia, Mich.Rick Smith & Warren Henderson (2000)7,3007261.926469 (70) BANDON TRAILSBandon, Ore. / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2005)6,7887161.857470 (74) THE ESTANCIA CLUB7,314Scottsdale / Tom Fazio (1995) / Kevin Sutherland (2012)golfdigest.com february 201972 61.8021YARDS PARPOINTS
GOLF DIGESTA M E R I C A’ S S E C O N D 1 0 0 G R E AT E S T G O L F C O U R S E S2019 / 2020101-110RANK (2017 RANK IN 37260.71247260.6571131 (119) EAST LAKE G.C.7,374 72 60.1349Atlanta / Donald Ross (1915) / Rees Jones (2015)132 (125) ATLANTA ATHLETIC CLUB (Highlands)7,613 72 60.1070Johns Creek, Ga.Robert Trent Jones (1967) / Joseph S. Finger (1971) / Rees Jones (2016)133 (132) ROBERT TRENT JONES G.C.7,500 72 60.0686Gainesville, Va.Robert Trent Jones (1991) / Kyle Phillips (2014)134 (116) NEWPORT C.C.7,075 70 60.0493Newport, R.I.William F. Davis (1899) / A.W. Tillinghast (1924) / Ron Forse (2005)135 (133) THE CONCESSION G.C.7,474 72 59.9646Bradenton, Fla. / Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin (2006)136 (127) HARBOUR TOWN G. LINKS7,099 71 59.9613Hilton Head IslandPete Dye & Jack Nicklaus (1969) / Pete Dye (2011)137 (131) DISMAL RIVER Club (Red)6,994 71 59.9407Mullen, Neb. / Tom Doak
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