Dream Courses We Wish We Could Play

Here is our list of the amazing courses that we wish we could play before the season ends. Since we're not Art Vandelay, this list is more aspirational than realistic, but we'll keep dreaming. What are your Dream Courses?

1. Pebble Beach Golf Links

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From Pebble Beach Golf Links:

"There are few golf thrills like teeing-up for the first time on Pebble Beach Golf Links. You sense the presence of golf's biggest legends. You anticipate each and every storied hole while recounting some of the greatest moments in golf history.

Since 1919, the exquisite beauty and unique challenge of Pebble Beach Golf Links have thrilled golfers and spectators alike. Designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant, the course hugs the rugged coastline, providing wide-open vistas, cliffside fairways and sloping greens.

Pebble Beach Golf Links has been the site of golf's most prestigious tournaments, including the annual AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, and five U.S. Open Championships including the 2010 U.S. Open. We are excited and honored to welcome back the U.S. Open to Pebble Beach for the sixth time in 2019!

Every golfer deserves to play "Pebble" at least once in his or her life. There’s no time like the present."

PebbleBeach.com

2. Pinehurst No. 2

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From Pinehurst.com;

"Of the more than 400 courses Donald Ross designed, Pinehurst No. 2 was where he made his home, continuing to tweak and perfect the course throughout his life. After an extensive restoration by Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw, the course has returned to the way Ross originally intended."

Pinehurst

3. Sahalee Country Club

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Great Rundown from the The Itinerant Golfer.

Excerpt:

"Despite the rain and wet conditions, I enjoyed my day at Sahalee. While I am not normally a huge fan of dense tree planting on a golf course (read: I’ve been known to spray it off the tee), not every course can or should be the same. I like for a golf course to reflect it’s surroundings and I think Sahalee does that perfectly. When I’m playing inland golf in the Pacific Northwest I expect, and want, to play among the huge old growth trees the same way I want to play along the cliffs when I’m in coastal Oregon or through the wind swept dunes when I’m in Nebraska. The trees at Sahalee are as much a part of the character of the course as the rocky cliffs are at Pebble Beach. I definitely cursed those trees on more than one occasion, but ultimately I lost very few balls and almost always had a chance to hit a recovery shot and get back into play. I had a great time playing with a fun group, enjoyed the course and had numerous opportunities to test my shot making ability (I didn’t pass very many of the tests!). All in all another great day on the links!!!"

Read the full rundown of his day at Sahalee Country Club at Itinerant Golfer.

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