Of all the rites of spring, two of the greatest are baseball’s opening day
and the Masters. That’s no coincidence, since co-founders Bobby
Jones and Clifford Roberts timed the Masters to entice spectators and
journalists making their way north from spring training.
You can start a tradition of your own by combining golf and baseball into a
memorable day of playing a nearby course before heading to the ballpark to
watch a game. To make the task easier for you, we have chosen
courses within an hour’s drive of the parks.
The 30 courses that correspond to the 30 major league stadiums
include everything from U.S. Open sites to modern tests from today’s
big-name architects like Tom Fazio and Pete Dye to two Ohio layouts from
first-time architect-owners.
Start your tour by following one of the links below. No matter where you
play golf or watch a game, there's no doubt the mood will be festive, the grass will be
green and the hot dogs will be delicious.
To quote Mr. Cub, Ernie Banks: “Let’s play two!”
>> American League
>> National League
