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Perched dramatically along the jagged granite cliffs of the Monterey Peninsula, Pebble Beach represents the ultimate intersection of golf architecture and untamed coastal beauty.

Where golf was born. The Old Course at St Andrews is an eternal masterclass in strategic links golf, shared double greens, mammoth pot bunkers, and the ancient stone Swilcan Bridge.

The hallowed cathedral of spring. Built on the historic Fruitland Nurseries property, Augusta National harmonizes Alister MacKenzie's undulating green complexes with nature's vibrant floral amphitheater.

Donald Ross's crowning achievement. Pinehurst No. 2 rewards thoughtful placement, pure ball striking, and delicate short-game imagination across sandy Carolina waste areas.

Rising dramatically above the wild, misty Oregon coast, Bandon Dunes ignited modern minimalist golf in America. Endless ocean vistas, firm running fescue, and dramatic sea-stack panoramas.

Boasting more seaside holes than any course in the Northern Hemisphere, Pete Dye's masterpiece demands heroic shotmaking framed by undulating sand dunes and tidal marshland.

The late, great Mike Strantz was an artist first and an architect second. Tobacco Road is his wild, breathtaking roller coaster of sandy hollows, sheer quarry walls, and theatrical greens.

High above the crashing Pacific surf on the coastal bluffs of San Diego, Torrey Pines South is a formidable championship test framed by rare Torrey pine trees and panoramic ocean horizons.

Named after Robert Louis Stevenson's classic Treasure Island, Spyglass Hill combines seaside dunes with towering Monterey cypress and deep pine forest corridors.

An extraordinary engineering marvel. Pete Dye sculpted two miles of abandoned military airfield into an authentic Irish linksland with dramatic bluffs, sheep herds, and whitecap waves.