What course do you get excited about.

[Bratty]

I love walking on to the first tee at my home club Westerham. Never cease to feel anything other than love for the place.

Other than that:
Marquess and Duchess at Woburn (but not the Dukes).
Morecambe GC.
St George's Hill

 

[srixon 1]

St Mellion Nicklaus.
It's a brute of course, and I rarely play particularly well around there (I don't think I've ever finished the farking 12th) but it's just spectacular.
As somebody mentioned earlier, there are not many courses where you stand on every single tee and think "blimey" but St Mellion has that effect.
There are only a couple of "weak" holes on the course (possibly the 8th (par 3)) and the 1st isn't particularly inspiring, but as a package I think it's brilliant

I arrived at that hole 1 under par once, and made a double, i nearly cried.

Not sure about those weird grass tussocks in the middle of the fairway on the stroke 1 hole but the rest is fantastic. Hit my all time best ever 5 iron into the last that day, to about 6 feet. (Missed the birdie putt though).

 

[srixon 1]

The Rolls of Monmouth does it for me.

Love the fact that it is in the middle of nowhere and the backdrop of the house on the 9th and 18th holes is fantastic.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

For golf
Muirfield
Sunningdale Old
Turnberry Ailsa

For enjoyment

Puttenham
Freshwater Bay
Bute

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Locally:
Bearwood Lakes
Blackmoor
The Berkshire

Further afield
Reigate Hill (more for the craic with my best mate than the course)
Cuddington (play it in Autumn - spectacular)
Coombe Hill

 

[Merv_swerve]

Nefyn and District gives me a warm fuzzy feeling. The second time I played it I was so scared as I didn't want to ruin the memory of the perfect first time😊

Ask me in 12 months time as I'm upping the awesome factor for 2015 and can't wait to play them.

 

[snell]

I haven't played a great deal of courses, but I love Sharpley Golf Course in Seaham County Durham

 

[upsidedown]

Home course always does it for me

Others
Crans sur Sierre
Hillside
Arrowtown NZ

 

[Piece]

most Links courses, especially if they are on the Open Rota

Me too

 

[Swingalot]

Like some have said, get excited before every game,mainly because I don't play as much as I would like.
If I had to pick one I have been lucky to have played a few times, would have to be the London club. Love it.

 

[Liverbirdie]

3 courses that for me are hard to split, and I've played both only twice, but both times the anticipation was palpable:-

Hillside, Carnoustie and St Mellion (Nicklaus).

Actually just topped by Castle Stuart.:thup:

The old course as well, but not for the quality of the course - a different type of excitement.

 

[C&R]

Royal County Down & Druids Glen

Druids glen is the dogs

 

[C&R]

I love walking on to the first tee at my home club Westerham. Never cease to feel anything other than love for the place.

Other than that:
Marquess and Duchess at Woburn (but not the Dukes).
Morecambe GC.
St George's Hill

Yep. Westerham is fantastic. Wish I had the time to play it more often

 

[Wayman]

Any links course for me

 

[rickg]

Any links course for me

Any links for me as well, especially Hillside, Wallasey and of course Royal Lytham..

Love all the Heathland courses in the Surrey area.

 

[IanG]

Arrowtown NZ

Didn't expect to see that one pop up here - stunning little course in a stunning wee town.

 

[lobthewedge]

Going back to South Uist in the summer, looking forward to a game or two round Askernish again.

 

[CliveW]

Quite simply, gWest which I hope to play this year. http://www.gwest.co.uk/golf.php followed by Trump International which I had the pleasure of playing twice last year. http://www.trumpgolfscotland.com/

 

[garyinderry]

Played it last year in the ICC and can't wait to play it again, Concra Wood, visually stunning course, great clubhouse and was just an all round lovely day

Its my answer every time. Wait I'll you try it in the sunshine. Golf heaven.

 

[stevek1969]

Portstewart Strand, going back in September