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6 Courses in The LINKS 100 with Recent Replacement Holes

A select few elite courses have actually abandoned original holes—for a variety of reasons—and created entirely new replacement holes.

Here are some notable golf and ranch resort combinations in the U.S. that experientially extend well beyond being “ranch” in name only.

Here’s we spotlight a dozen of the best university golf courses in the country—you could call it a “Big 12” of collegiate golf.

We asked our readers: What is the lowest your golf handicap has been? The best responses could be featured in our Sunday newsletter.

Golf course architect Martin Ebert discusses his work readying the Dunluce Links at Royal Portrush for the 2025 Open Championship and more.

Quirky golf holes aren’t bad; just quite different from the textbook norm. Here are the 10 quirkiest holes from The LINKS 100.

Oakmont is a savage beast, a fearsome brute, that will take its pound of flesh and leave golfers feeling exasperated by the challenge.

The following golf venues have earned the rare designation as National Historic Landmarks, owing to their impact on American history.

A closer look at 10 public-accessible courses that hosted local U.S. Open qualifying in 2025 and the scores that were posted at each.

What have been the best, worst, and most bizarre U.S. Open Championships in the 21st century (since 2001)? Here are our host’s picks.