Courses

Carnoustie Championship Links is Scotland’s ultimate test of links golf. Known as “Car-nasty” for its brutal difficulty, particularly when the wind blows, it has hosted some of The Open’s most dramatic moments. The closing stretch along the Barry Burn has decided championships, most memorably in 1999 when Jean Van de Velde’s collapse allowed Paul Lawrie […]

Castle Stuart is one of the most acclaimed modern links courses in the world. Perched on the shores of the Moray Firth with views to the Black Isle and Ben Wyvis, this Gil Hanse design opened in 2009 and quickly hosted the Scottish Open. Now part of Cabot Highlands, it offers dramatic seaside golf with […]

Cherry Hills Country Club is where Arnold Palmer made his legendary final-round charge to win the 1960 US Open. The William Flynn design in the Denver foothills has also hosted the PGA Championship and Ryder Cup. The challenging layout at 5,600 feet elevation plays differently than anywhere else.