Golf courses

Along with Pebble Beach in California and the Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland, Augusta is among the world’s most famous golf courses. Even if the Masters wasn’t played here every year, you’d still have one of the most memorable layouts with unrivaled topography and aesthetics. The traditional deep green fairways with minimal rough provides a feeling of uniformity throughout the grounds that has been copied at other courses. This is the best sanctuary in golf.

Photos of all 121 top-rated golf resorts and hotels featured in Condé Nast Traveler's 2012 Golf Poll.

We love golf - even if it doesn't love us back. But a great view helps too!

From postcard-worthy links in Scotland to a serene 18 on Fiji’s Luacal Island, these are the world’s most beautiful golf courses

The Kiawah Island Golf Resort offers dramatic ocean and river views on courses designed by golf’s best: Dye, Fazio, Player, Nicklaus, Johnston

Neenah, Wisconsin On the Fringe Mini Golf: Hole 10 This was a pretty tough hole. There were two paths, an over and an under. The over was harder to get to because there were some rocks blocking part of the path but it was the much better route to go as the under didn’t have […]

Reunion Golf Resort, Arnold Palmer's Legacy Course in #Orlando, #Florida ~ Located at Reunion Resort, with 3 signature courses on-site. Both challenging & beautiful, Palmer's 6,916-yard Legacy #Golf Course is highlighted by expansive waste areas, strategically placed bunkers & generously wide fairways. Utilizing a combination of natural terrain with mature trees, pristine natural preserve & extensive landscaping, The Legacy provides a varied menu of shot-making opportunities across all 18…

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Golf art Scotland from Grandison Golf Gallery. Originals and prints of Scotland’s world famous courses by award winning artist, William Grandison.

Golf can be beautiful. More often that not it's an exercise in damage limitation. No matter how good your last shot, you could screw it all up with the next. We thought we'd take a look at the courses most likely to leave the rest of us blubbering, defeated wrecks, promising next time we'll do better, or at the very least not take it so seriously.