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Golf Properties That Are National Historic Landmarks

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.

We asked our readers: What is the highest ranked golf course you have played? The best responses could be featured in our Sunday newsletter.

Golfers in The Keystone State have a panoply of good courses to choose from. Here are 10 of Pennsylvania’s top public golf designs.

Which courses does 2019 U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland find the most demanding—and which ones are his favorites?

We asked our readers: What is your favorite bunker in golf? The best responses could be featured in our Sunday newsletter.

Six must-read golf books to elevate your summer reading list. These are titles you’ll be glad to get lost in.

While most of the great courses designed during the Golden Age belong to private clubs, there are a handful of public examples.

Golf design firms with three principals have been a rarity, but recently we’ve seen the creation of four prominent three-man teams.