7 Great Courses You Can Play by Pete Dye Disciples
Pete Dye left a vast legacy in golf course architecture—here are 7 favorite courses that are designed by a non-family-related Dye disciple.
Most Divisive “Great” Public Courses in the U.S.
Here are some of the most divisive “great” public courses in the U.S.; generally well-regarded layouts that tend to elicit some criticism.
Top 10 U.S. Public Golf Courses with Outstanding City Views
The top courses with outstanding city views that you can play, with skyscrapers, bridges, and other engineering landmarks as backdrops.
U.S. Golf Courses on our 2025 Wish List – LINKS Golf Podcast Ep. 188
The hosts take turns picking the top three U.S. golf courses they would like to visit and play in 2025—public or private.
Best Courses Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. – LINKS Golf Podcast Ep. 185
The co-hosts dive into the golf course design career of Robert Trent Jones Jr. and each pick three of their favorite Jones Jr. courses.
5 New Public Courses to Know in 2025 – LINKS Golf Podcast Ep. 184
The co-hosts recap a recent trip to a new course opening in Georgia and discuss five notable public courses that are due to open in 2025.
6 Modern Golf Courses with Multiple Drivable Par Fours
Many golf courses with multiple drivable par fours are open to the public—here are six notable modern examples.
Top 10 Kentucky Courses You Can Play
Unfortunately for visiting golfers, 2024 PGA Championship host Valhalla in Louisville, Ky., is private, as are most of the region’s top courses. However, the Bluegrass State boasts a slew of value-oriented, scenery-soaked, public-access layouts. Here are the 10 best courses you can play in Kentucky. Lassing Pointe—Union Long heralded as one of the nation’s top […]
Notable Regulation Courses Under Par-70 in the U.S.
When the newest course at Sand Valley Golf Resort opens this year, it will be very different from the other offerings at the Central Wisconsin destination. Unlike the wider corridors at Sand Valley and especially Mammoth Dunes, Sedge Valley is tighter and shorter, a par-68 layout designed by Tom Doak on an intimate piece of […]
Do You Belong to Multiple Golf Clubs?
