Courses Archives

Introducing The LINKS 100

Who better than LINKS Magazine—and golf architects—to rank the world’s top 100 courses? Introducing: The LINKS 100.

The middle of last decade was a strong moment for new golf course design—Here are five noteworthy courses that turn 10 years old in 2025.

Several new public golf properties are set to debut in 2025—here are the courses to know for 2025 that anyone can play.

The top courses with outstanding city views that you can play, with skyscrapers, bridges, and other engineering landmarks as backdrops.

There are many golf designs in the global pipeline. Here are several new international courses you might not have heard of yet for 2025.

At least 50 courses feature a version of “eagle” in their name—here are the top 10 American courses you can play that are named for birds.

The top 10 U.S. states with the most golf courses, each boasting 500 or more. See which states make the list.

If designed effectively, a fairway that’s split into two separate sections can create an intriguing dilemma on a golf course.

The following are some of the top golf courses in the United States that include “island” in the course name.

We’ve highlighted eight holes at courses in this country with centerline hazards—where you don’t want to play down the middle.