What course would you love to play above all others?

[Deleted Member 1156]

Where in Scotland are you thinking? Dornoch is a must play, took me 30 years to finally get up there but it was worth the wait. North Berwick is another, incredibly good fun.

 

[Foxholer]

Cape kidnappers looks...challenging

Would be my choice!

 

[Spear-Chucker]

Where in Scotland are you thinking? Dornoch is a must play, took me 30 years to finally get up there but it was worth the wait. North Berwick is another, incredibly good fun.

I really fancy the west coast but there's lots to visit/see all over the place from what I can make out. To be sensible, we'll probably break it into a few visits and I'll plan a couple of rounds each time.

 

[drewster]

The Old Course but because of their exclusivity i'd like a look around The Carnegie Club and Queenwood too !!

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Stopped playing now but I was lucky enough to play Sunningdale Old three or four times. Once on a beautiful spring early evening with only a handful of players on the course.
As an all round golfing experience I doubt if it could get any better.

 

[IanG]

....... but there's lots to visit/see all over the place from what I can make out. To be sensible, we'll probably break it into a few visits and I'll plan a couple of rounds each time.

Is the correct answer :thup:

 

[Senseicads]

I would really like to play the old course...It just looks incredible!

 

[Spear-Chucker]

Is the correct answer :thup:

Suspected as much!! Good excuse to keep visiting

 

[IanG]

Suspected as much!! Good excuse to keep visiting

Yep

a week in Ayrshire,
a week in East Lothian,
a week in Fife,
a week in Aberdeenshire,
a week around Inverness,
a week around the Dornoch Firth and
a week on the Western Islands seaboard

should just about cover it.

 

[Spear-Chucker]

Yep

a week in Ayrshire,
a week in East Lothian,
a week in Fife,
a week in Aberdeenshire,
a week around Inverness,
a week around the Dornoch Firth and
a week on the Western Islands seaboard

should just about cover it.

Looks perfect - I'll forward this itinerary to Mrs Chucker

 

[nickjdavis]

If it is only one course then it has to be Moray Old.

I spent some early years in Lossiemouth in the early/mid 70's and it was where I first had a lesson aged 7....though I didn't actually take the game up until some 20 years later. I used to earn some pocket money by scouring the beaches for balls washed in by the sea and selling the better ones back to the local golfers.

So I have fond memories of the place and do intend one day to make a trip up there to play.

 

[Three]

Has to be Augusta for me.

 

[stevek1969]

I've also always wanted to play there - looks like I'm finally getting the chance later this year. That's probably my most anticipated golf game of the year - more so than Trump or Birkdale that are also in the offing.

For the OP, however, it's a cliche but it probably has to be Augusta, just because of its iconic status and difficulty to get on.

Ive played it twice Karen, its a really nice course, hope you get it during a dry spell as it get very wet

 

[richart]

Would love to play Pebble, Cypress point, Augusta, but not sure it will ever happen.

Course in the UK I haven't played yet which I really fancy is Birkdale.

 

[huds1475]

Birkdale. Before it hosts the Open

 

[Golfmmad]

I'd love to play at Kapalua Golf, the Plantation course in Hawaii. Ever since i watched the Hyundai Tournament of Champions that's held every January.

:fore:

 

[matt71]

Cape Kidnappers for me;

That is really stunning !

 

[swanny32]

Augusta, followed very closely by St Andrews.

 

[need_my_wedge]

There's a long list, but if I have to pick one it would be Hirono in Japan....... Or Isle Aux Cerfs in Mauritius

 

[sawtooth]

Augusta, followed very closely by St Andrews.

Same for me.