Grade “A” Architecture

Located in the greater Charleston area, it first opened in 1980.

Originally designed in the 1920s and recently updated, Great Dunes is open to the public.

The original A. W. Tillinghast layout was altered by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. in 1956.

The New-Jersey based club has hosted seven US Opens and two PGA Championships.

Founded in 1891, the layout has been extensively modified over the years.

Private national club near historic Aiken, SC.

Situated on the site of an old course, Poppy Ridge was completely rerouted to take advantage of natural landforms.

The Carrick is noted for its spectacular views.

A Robert Trent Jones, Jr. located within an hour of Washington D.C.

Located in Mesquite, NV, the Palmer Course takes advantage of the engaging terrain.

Horseshoe Bay Resort in Texas has several courses including this Jack Nicklaus design.

Gil Hanse was hired to restore Donald Ross’ design and delivered a brilliant update.

Tom Weiskopf’s final design is located in the southwest corner of Utah.

Situated in and around stark canyon and mesa vistas in Mesquite, Nevada.

The first new private golf community to open in 20 years in Palm Beach County.

The course’s renovation has only added to its original appeal.

The opening of Dutchman’s Pipe represents the first new private club in West Palm Beach in 25 years.

Tom Doak’s Australian design uses the natural topography to full effect.

Founded in 1885 and located on Bull Island in Dublin, the only UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in a capital city.

The Sandbelt region of Melbourne is home to a stunning array of well-designed courses.