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91 – BaltusrolSpringfield, New JerseyThe Lower course was tightened and strengthened by Robert Trent Jones in the 1950s and as well as holding a number of US Opens, this course held the 2005 US PGA Championship. |
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92 – The Olympic ClubSan Francisco, CaliforniaAn incredibly tough golf course, which will hold the 2012 US Open, where threatening pines, cedars and cypress trees overhang many of the fairways.
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93 – AlwoodleyLeeds, West YorkshireA wonderfully natural design, with intelligent and varied bunkering (80 of them, of all shapes and sizes), this was Alister MacKenzie’s first course.
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94 – Royal AberdeenAberdeen, GrampianThe world’s sixth oldest club’s Balgownie links is set amongst hills, sand and sea right next to Murcar.
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95 – Southern HillsTulsa, OklahomaA classic parkland course which has held many championships, most recently last year’s US Amateur.
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96 – Highlands Golf LinksCape Breton, CanadaVery varied scenery as this out-and-back layout goes from a hilly start down to the shore, then back into woods, then close to a river, before finishing up on high ground.
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97 – Nine BridgesJeju Island, South KoreaVisually and aesthetically stunning, with bent grass everywhere, the course is set among rolling hills with pine trees on them, and is in the lee of Mount Halla. |
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98 – Gary Player Country ClubSun City, South AfricaAlways in immaculate condition with wide kikuyu fairways and clover-leaf shaped greens
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99 – DoonbegCounty Clare, IrelandA spectacularly good links built comparatively recently in really dramatic Atlantic dunes.
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100 – Abu Dhabi Golf ClubAbu Dhabi, UEAA lush oasis in the Abu Dhabi desert, the course has become famous for its Falcon clubhouse and the European Tour event it now hosts.
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