Top 5 on your Bucket list?

[Capella]

Formby Ladies
Royal Lytham and St. Anne's
Noth Berwick
Valderamma
Askernish (South Uist) ... if you haven't heard about it, look it up. It has a fascinating story behind it: it's an Old Tom Morris design which had been abandoned and forgotten about until some local golf enthusiasts decided to revive it, making it maybe the most authentic traditional links course in the world.

 

[cookelad]

Not sure what your expectation is but if my experience is any guide....it'll blow you away I love playing there

Its much more 'playable' now than it was a few years back with 18 very different holes. Huge fun to play and even the 'weakest' hole (par 3 15th) will mess with your eyes as its nowhere near as short as it looks and the 18th now as a choice of two greens to go at depending on the comp

Keep it on your list


Oh and its re-branded now as Ile Aux Cerfs GC as its no longer tied to the old (now refurbished) Le Touessrok hotel

Hopefully it is attainable we’re throwing some big party at the end of summer and apparently it’s tradition that you go on a big holiday soon after, so I’m trying (and having some success) to convince the boss that Mauritius might be the best place - next I’ve got to convince her my clubs need to come along!

 

[Sports_Fanatic]

I'm going:

St Andrews Old - Want to go back and take it in again
North Berwick
Woburn - I'll cheat and say a day playing Duke's and Duchess given I've played Marquess
Grans-sur-sierra
Valderamma

 

[shortgame]

Askernish (South Uist) ... if you haven't heard about it, look it up. It has a fascinating story behind it: it's an Old Tom Morris design which had been abandoned and forgotten about until some local golf enthusiasts decided to revive it, making it maybe the most authentic traditional links course in the world.

Good call 👍 Skratch did a nice piece on it..
Interesting stuff :thup:

https://youtu.be/xhMc-mVFz_M


Check out @Skratch’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/Skratch/status/910156560176865281?s=09

 

[Deleted member 1147]

The Old Course, St Andrews
Royal Dornoch
Royal County Down
Monte Rei
Bro Hoff Splott

 

[Val]

St Andrews Old
Royal Troon
Royal County Down
Royal Portrush
Streamsong Resort

 

[need_my_wedge]

No particular order, these top my list

Ils Aux Cerfs
Green Monkey (Barbados)
Hirono Golf Course (Kobe, Japan)
Old Head of Kinsale
Fuji Kogen Golf Course (at the foot of Mt Fuji in Shizuoka Japan - the one Bill Murray tees off in the film Lost in Translation)

 

[7255carl]

Royal Troon
Carnoustie
Turnberry
Kingsbarns
Celtic Manor

 

[richart]

Valderrama
Finca Cortesin
Harbour Town
Birkdale
Waterville

Having watched Mark Crossfield play in Iceland, I would love be to play there.

 

[Deleted member 17920]

St Andrews Old
Royal Troon
Royal County Down
Royal Portrush
Streamsong Resort

Cant believe you haven't played the Old Course?

 

[Liverbirdie]

First thoughts:-

Cape kidnappers (NZ)
Muirfield
Royal troon (only have to play Mussulburgh then to have done all 14 open courses)
Crans sur siere (Switzerland)
Kiawah island in the week I go to see the masters.

 

[Canary_Yellow]

Hopefully it is attainable we’re throwing some big party at the end of summer and apparently it’s tradition that you go on a big holiday soon after, so I’m trying (and having some success) to convince the boss that Mauritius might be the best place - next I’ve got to convince her my clubs need to come along!

Without wishing to derail the thread, we went to Mauritius for part of our "post party holiday". We did a safari in South Africa and then Mauritius, a week in each more or less. The Oberoi in Mauritius was exceptional, I highly recommend.

I didn't make it to the golf coure at il aux cerf, but did make it to the place, it's stunning.

 

[IanM]

Augusta - ok no chance of playing, but I've been there to watch! (and this is a buck
Pebble Beach
Royal Troon
Prestwick (to complete the Open Rota)
Ballybunnion


Please to have played several of those in other lists

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Royal County Down
Royal St Davids
Royal Troon
Royal Birkdale
Royal Johannesburg

 

[Bigfoot]

Good call 👍 Skratch did a nice piece on it..
Interesting stuff :thup:

https://youtu.be/xhMc-mVFz_M




Check out @Skratch’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/Skratch/status/910156560176865281?s=09

Askernish is a course that is wonderfully tough in the inevitable wind. The rough just off the fairway will make finding a ball extremely difficult but the views on the coast side are wonderful.

My favourite holes are the 7th - Cabinet Minister and 16th - Old Tom's Pulpit.

 

[Liverbirdie]

Royal County Down
Royal St Davids
Royal Troon
Royal Birkdale
Royal Johannesburg

Dont want to pee on your shanks, but think you'll be underwhelmed by Royal St. Davids, amonst the others on your list.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Possibly but definitely one I want to play

 

[bladeplayer]

RCD
The Old course
Wentworth
Crans (in switzerland cant spell rest)


need to get up to rcd tho

 

[Deleted member 21784]

You'll love Lahich pal we played there 3 weeks ago, a lot of blind tee shots on the front 9.

Old Head of Kinsale
RCD
Carne and Enniscrone
Ballybunnion Old
Royal Dornoch

My of my managers lives in Ireland when not working and is a member of carne. Ravs about it.. day Ticket he was saying is like €150 euros as the yanks pay it.. his membership was €300 euros I think he said

 

[stevek1969]

My of my managers lives in Ireland when not working and is a member of carne. Ravs about it.. day Ticket he was saying is like €150 euros as the yanks pay it.. his membership was €300 euros I think he said

Saw a few youtube clips of John Garrity of sports illustrated raving about it. Forgot about Askernish watched the Skratch clips on it, we looked at going 2 years ago for there Open weekend but the dates didn't work out.