Courses

Whistling Straits is Pete Dye’s dramatic links-style creation on the shores of Lake Michigan. Built on a former military installation, the course features over 1,000 bunkers and stunning lake views. Host to three PGA Championships and the 2021 Ryder Cup, it offers an unforgettable challenge with its windswept terrain and strategic design.

Wild Horse Golf Club is a municipal gem in Nebraska’s Sand Hills, built for just $1.5 million on natural dunes. The par-72 course offers world-class golf at affordable prices, with dramatic elevation changes and strategic design. It proves that great golf doesn’t require massive budgets.

Winged Foot’s West Course is one of A.W. Tillinghast’s greatest designs. This Westchester County classic has hosted six US Opens, with the 2020 edition seeing Bryson DeChambeau overpower it. Known for its small, sloped greens, punishing rough, and strategic bunkering, Winged Foot demands accuracy and nerve to score well.

Woburn’s Duke’s Course is one of England’s finest inland courses, set in the deer parkland of Woburn Abbey estate. The course has hosted the British Masters and numerous professional events. Three championship courses offer world-class golf in beautiful surroundings.

Woking Golf Club is considered the birthplace of heathland golf in England. Tom Dunn’s 1893 design on the sandy Surrey commons became the template for the great heathland courses that followed. The club retains an old-fashioned charm with its traditional values and classic layout through heather, gorse, and pine.

The Hotchkin Course at Woodhall Spa is consistently ranked among the best inland courses in Britain. Home of England Golf, this heathland gem features some of the deepest and most fearsome bunkers in the game. The sandy soil provides year-round playability, while the design by S.V. Hotchkin offers a strategic challenge that rewards thoughtful golf.