Mine is probably the Kclub or Portmarnock links in Ireland..
Haven't played golf abroad yet...
thanks,
Shero

I guess mine would be Southern Hills.

Kiawah Island ocean course 1993

Augusta, Pebble, or The Old Course.

In my dreams anyways.

I caddied at Pine Valley, and getting to play there is one of the perks of the job.

im gonna have to go with shadow ridge municipal golf course... just kiddin... old waverly in MS

i would have to say Shell Landing a d love 3rd design is mississippi

Rich Harvest Farms in IL

The owner has a car museum on the grounds which was amazing.

any pics available??
if not its ok

Tanglewood Park Championship (Former Champions Tour Stop) in Clemmons, NC - Vantage Championship

It hosted a PGA also.

Vista Vallarta Nickalus

Hosted The Champions Tour even this year.

Gonna try and play Punta De Mita at Christmas

Glen Abbey I would guess.

Hosted all kinds of Canadian Opens including one of Tigers most famous shots ever.

Medinah #3 I get to play this one a few times a year

Pinehurst # 2

The Old and New Courses at St Andrews and Royal County Down are my most prestigious/historic courses that I have had the pleasure of playing.

Tanglewood, Pine Needles, and Pinehurst #2 for me. Played Tanglewood a few times during setup for the Vantage, so the grandstands/scoreboards were in place. That was pretty cool!

And, I've walked the hallowed grounds of Augusta...just made me want to play it even more!!

Bay Hill in Orlando, FL (from the tips). What a day!

Baltusrol

my home course hosted a pga champ in the 30's
but id have to say the country club in brookline, mass

this summer should be nice though.. pga west, olympic, baltustrol, sankaty head

I am jealous.
I have played or worked at some wonderful facilities Garden City, Inwood, Rockaway Hunting Club, Olympic Club (played both many times), San Francisco Club, Pasatiempo, Valley Club of Montecito, Bethpage Black, Winged Foot. I would dearly love to play Royal County Down.......it is a must play for me. I remember the Shell's Wonderful World of Golf with Christy O'Conner vs Don January....I wanted to play it ever since.

Valhalla or Bay Hill. I guess Valhalla's more prestigious what with the 2 majors & upcoming Ryder Cup, but Bay Hill was a great track, too.

Sawgrass or Whistling Straits .

Champions GC

Jackrabbit or Cypress?

seminole GC. lived up to all my expectations.

I have had the pleasure of playing Sawgrass and the K Club (Palmer Course). Played at the K Club not long before the Ryder cup. Incredible conditions and a beautiful course

I've had the priviledge of playing Oakland Hills (South Course), Victoria National, and Harbour Town. Victoria National is probably the least famous of the three, but it is a great track in southern Indiana ranked #21 in the United States by Golf Digest (and was ranked America's Best New Private Course of 1999).

-Thomas

Played Winged Foot for the 2003 U.S. Amateur. Also have played The Ocean Course at Kiawah, Inverness, TPC Scotsdale, and I play Firestone about 30 times a year.

Hazeltine National, Olympic Club....


easier access but still just as good.....Pebble, Spyglass, Riviera CC

Royal Melbourne GC... awesome... imaculate. I love it, short in comparison to most prestigious courses but still difficult. Another perfect Mackenzie design. It rewards good shots and punishes bad.

Josh

Played Kingston Heath a few times and Royal Adelaide. Going to play Cape Kidnappers in a little over a week so that will surely be up there with the top courses i've played.

Muirfield Village-Dublin, Ohio (Memorial Tournament)
OSU Scarlet- Columbus, Ohio
Meadowbrook CC- (Detriot Area, 1955 PGA Championship)
Pine Needles- Southern Pines, NC
Canterbury G.C.-Beachwood, Ohio
Avalon Lakes-Warren, Ohio
Moon Valley, Pheonix

Pine Valley
Shinnecock Hills
The Old Course
National Golf Links
Kiawah Ocean
Palmetto GC
Bethpage Black
Winged Foot - both
Hudson National
North Berwick
Gleneagles
Baltusrol - both
Maidstone
Garden City Golf Club
The Creek Club
Dessert Mountain

I have been privelaged to play these, and a lot more that don't come to mind at the moment, mostly through business. I've been to the Super Bowl, the World Series, the NCAA basketball tourney, the NIT, countless hockey, soccer, basketball and football games. I've been to the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup and the US Open on several occasions. I've been to the Master's four times. It's been a great ride so far!

Do you need some friend????

Always looking...

Top two would have to be the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island, SC and Merion Golf Club (East Course).

Carlton Woods (the woodlands, tx)
Karsten Creek (oklahoma states home course)
Fox Run (St. Louis, MO former LPGA tour spot)
Whispering Pines (#1 course in TX)
plainy Vaquero Golf Club next week

just a few i can think of right off the top of my head

Pinehurst#2, Wolf Creek(Mesquite, NV). Wolf Creek is unbelievable.

Good to see so many NC people on here !! I'm a member at Tanglewood and i've played Pinehurst #2 and 8, Pine Needles all great courses!

Old Course
Carnoustie
Royal Dornoch
Turnberry
Royal Troon.

All awesome courses

The Vines. Hosts the Johnny Walker Classic on the European Tour

I've played both The Country Club in Brookline, Mass , Salem CC, Pebble Beach and Bethpage Black. They are probably prestigious, but I've had better times on less "prestigious" tracks like Kapalua and True Blue Plantation.

I just got back from a weekend of playing golf in Orlando. Played the Highlands Reserve golf course in Davenport, FL. which is no big deal. But I went to dinner Saturday night and met a member of the Lake Nona Country Club. This is the home course for Annika Sorrenstan and Justin Rose amongst others. Well this guy was nice enough to grant me guest priveledges to play the course. It's flat out one the most beautiful courses I've even been on and tough too.

Riviera CC
Olympic CC
Shadow Creek
Pebble Beach
Pacific Dunes

The last 3 really aren't "prestigious" but they sure are nice.

Oakmont
Firestone

played Muirfeild and Royal Dornoch
playing Oakmont on the Monday after the US Open 2007

Muirfield Village
Scioto Country Club
Vahalla

Both.

I really enjoyed it. If I could join any club in Houston, Champions would be it. My college roommate's parents live there. The two things I remember most are the size of the greens and the sense of history. The greens are bigger than anything I've ever seen. One time I was playing and a member showed me where Hogan decided to pick up and end his playing career. The same member also treated me to a nice, cold Grolsch beer (I was a poor college kid who thought the world ended at Bud Light) and we sat for a couple of hours with him telling stories about the various famous members they've had. Most of the stories centered around Jimmy Demaret. It was also neat to meet Mr. Burke and see Hogan's locker. It's still the same as the last day he played.