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Voted “Top 10” courses to play in America and worldwide by Golf Digest. On most golfers’ bucket list Pebble Beach is located on the Pacific Coast of California. This course has held many PGA Professional tournaments including the 2000 US Open. Designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant, the course hugs the rugged coastline, providing wide-open vistas, cliffside fairways and sloping greens. It is a delightful challenge for all players. Such beauty and spectacular views will capture your imagination and thrill you with its creativity.

Spyglass Hill Golf Course is named after the classic novel “Treasure Island” by Robert Louis Stevenson. This is the area where Stevenson would gather ideas for his books. Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed the Course. A unique course usually saving the vistas for the final holes, Spyglass first five holes run along the Pacific Seas sandy dunes and the last 13 cut through a forest, Spyglass Hill Golf Course is considered one of the most difficult in the world from the back tees.

World Renowned as one of the best championship golf courses, No 2 proves the genius of Donald Ross on every hole. Host to 1999, 2005 and 2014 US Open, the course is astonishing yet invigorating for golfers of any age, skill or experience.

Located a mile away from the Main Clubhouse, No. 7, newly renovated in 2003, is one of the boldest and most dramatic golf courses at Pinehurst. Located on some of the most rugged land around the Village of Pinehurst, the course lends a mountainous feel to a course that literally backs up to the more gentle movement of the world-famous No. 2. The Rees Jones-designed masterpiece uses landforms in equal parts to assist and challenge the golfer - down off many tees into the fairway, back up on a number of holes into the greens.

No 10. is Pinehurst’s first new course in nearly three decades, but in truth it’s been centuries, even millennia, in the making. The landscape underlying Tom Doak’s new design features native wiregrass, sweeping landscape and rolling hills formed by geology. Midway through the course, it also takes advantage of rugged dunes carved out by mining operations around the turn of the 20th Century. The result is a spectacular course with 75 feet of elevation change that winds its way through the Sandhills on a path toward delivering a golf experience like no other.

Reserve Course The essence of The Reserve Club is the Reserve course, a superb Nicklaus Design. Upon its completion, the course was named by Golf Digest as one of the “Top Ten Best New Private Courses in America in 2003.” It has continually been named one of South Carolina’s top courses ever since. The course boasts a beautiful 6,995-yard layout featuring rolling terrain with plush fairways and picturesque vistas. Golfers enjoy a relaxed pace of play around this breathtaking layout – a scene that only a true architect could create. From the first tee shot to the last putt, golfers are mesmerized by the beauty of the layout and thrilled with the playability of the course. No matter your skill level The Reserve Course is a joy to play and keeps you wanting to come back more and more.