3 Players

1 Round

Caddies Included

Host to the World's greatest golfers and most prestigious tournaments.
Founded in 1926, The Riviera Country Club has always been the pinnacle of golf. Ranked as one of the top 50 golf courses in the world and a top 25 in the United States, the 18 holes continuously challenge the world's best. Currently home to The Genesis Invitational, Riviera will also host golf's elite in 2028 as the official site of the Olympics golf tournament.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 1969.
Golf Digest ranking: 18th

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3 Players

1 Round

Lunch Included

Hackensack is an incredibly enjoyable Charles Banks design that incorporates several template holes as well as original ones to create a great golf course in North Jersey. The course includes a Redan (12th), Biarritz (3rd) and one of the best punchbowls in Banks' portfolio at the 16th. Over the past few years, the club has embarked on a massive renovation overseen by Steve Weisser and Rees Jones with the goal of restoring most of the course and adding a few new ones, like the 150-yard fairway bunker at the 11th, which sits nearly eight feet deep. In addition the club has removed many trees, opening up the property and allowing golfers to see much more of the property.

Best in State: Made its inaugural appearance in 2021-'22.
Current ranking (and previously): 23rd.

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4 Players (unaccompanied)

Tucked away in a quiet, secluded valley of Rancho Santa Fe, the Joseph Lee designed golf course at Del Mar Country Club offers an exhilarating experience - one that members and their guests want to play again and again. Embracing the site's natural beauty and surrounding terrain, the design encompasses breathtaking vistas and an abundance of native flora and fauna.

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Taste of Tijuana Experience -

Package includes full foursome hosted by member Oscar Foglio (golf fivesome) at Tijuana Country Club, late lunch or early dinner after round at a famous Tijuana Restaurant.

Full transportation service to and from San Diego.

Tijuana Country Club, also known as Club Campestre de Tijuana, is a historic semi-private golf course located in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. Established in 1927, the 18-hole, par-72 course was designed by renowned architect William P. Bell. The course measures 6,859 yards, with a course rating of 73.3 and a slope rating of 129.

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1 Round

4 Players (unaccompanied)

The Tree Farm is a private golf club located in South Carolina, approximately 25 minutes from Augusta National.

Envisioned by PGA Tour player Zac Blair, the course was developed in collaboration with renowned architect Tom Doak and shaper Kye Goalby. The design emphasizes fun and engaging play, with Doak's routing utilizing the site's natural terrain to create a variety of unique holes.

The course features tree-lined fairways spread over 18 holes, with TifEagle greens and Tahoma 31 fairways, tees, and approaches. The greens are shaped to be receptive to run-up shots, presenting both aerial and ground options for golfers. The design minimizes the use of fairway bunkers, relying instead on the natural movement of the land to challenge players with uneven stances and lies.
contributing to a pleasant pace of play.

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3 Players

Sunset Ridge Country Club is a private country club located in Northfield, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. Founded in 1923, the club offers a range of amenities to its approximately 630 members. The club features a par-71, 6,752-yard 18-hole golf course.

Sunset Ridge didn't start off as a country club. Instead, it started off as an idea shared by ten young men in 1922. With just three simple precepts, these young men set off on an adventure, guided by a mission that they referred to as "The Idea."

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Home Club of Scottie Scheffler

Royal Oaks Country Club, located at 7915 Greenville Avenue in Dallas, Texas, is a private, member-owned club established in 1969. The golf course, originally designed by J. Press Maxwell, Don January, and Billy Martindale, has undergone renovations in 2001 by D.A. Weibring and most recently in 2023 by Chet Williams. The course features Tahoma 31 fairways, tee boxes, offering a challenging experience for golfers of all handicaps.

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Must be played by Oct 2026

The Golf Club at Devils Tower is where pure sport meets the spirit of the American West.

Located in the Black Hills in Hulett, Wyoming, just eight miles from our nation's first National Monument, The Golf Club at Devils Tower is renowned throughout the region as a Private Destination Golf Club. Known for its scenic beauty, awesome changes in elevations, lush fairways, and smooth putting greens, the golf course presents a challenge of skill and strategy. Recognized as one of America's Top Facilities by the National Golf Foundation, and honored in 2007 among Golf Digest's "Best New Courses". Recognized in 2021 & 2022 by Golfweek in the Top 5 Best Private Golf Courses in Wyoming. Members and their guests find themselves met with all the challenges of a world-class golf course layout in a truly picturesque setting.

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1 Round

3 Players

To compare the present Caves Valley against that which was originally built in the early 1990s is to recognize how much Tom Fazio has felt obligated to adjust his courses to today's club and ball technology. Back in 1991, the opening hole was a dogleg-left with a trap at the turn. Today it has four bunkers framing the landing area. The par-5 third had just two "buffer bunkers" along a lake to the right to stop high-handicap slices from landing in the drink. Those buffers are still there, but so too are three enormous bunkers down the left, stretching over 300 yards from the back tee. And so it is all the way around Caves Valley. There are now target bunkers mainly in play for big hitters and frontal bunkers at several greens to force pin-seekers to throw it in the air. Caves Valley is a players' club, and one remains a player only by being constantly challenged during a round.

Second 100 Greatest: Ranked since 2013.
2023-'24 ranking: 157th.
Previous ranking: 135th.
Highest ranking: No. 132, 2015-'16.

Best in State: Ranked second, 2011-'12. Ranked third, 2013-'22. Ranked inside the top 5, 1993-2010.
Current ranking: 3rd.

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1 Round

2 Players

(Additional guests can be included for extra fee, 30 Day advance notice required)

Pinehurst No. 2 is one of the most revered golf courses in the world, known for its turtleback greens, strategic design, and native sandy waste areas. Originally designed by Donald Ross and later restored by Coore & Crenshaw in 2011, the course has a classic Carolina Sandhills feel, with firm fairways, minimal rough, and a need for precision on approach shots.

It's a pure test of golf-a course where creativity, precision, and patience are rewarded. It has hosted more championships than any other course in the U.S., and its legacy only grows with each major event.

Architect: Donald Ross (1907), Restored by Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (2011)
Famous Events: Hosted multiple U.S. Opens (2024), Ryder Cup (1951), PGA Championship (1936)

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1 Round

4 Players

(Expires 10-31-2025)

Opened in 2001, Hidden Glen was created to be the premier private golf club in Wisconsin with all of the amenities those interested in golf could dream of. It remains the only private course in Wisconsin designed by the renowned architect, P.B. Dye.

P.B. took his cues from the land itself when designing Hidden Glen. He actually worked onsite, directing the construction crews and crafting every green, fairway and hole.

So it's no surprise Hidden Glen has caught the attention of many, and hosted a number of prestigious USGA, WSGA and WPGA events in our short history. The most recent being:

2012 WSGA Match Play
2012 WPGA Head Professional Classic
2012 WAGPA Match Play
2013 USGA US Junior Amateur Qualifier
2014 USGA US Amateur Qualifer
2015 USGA US Open Qualifier
2016 WSGA State Senior Tour
2016 USGA US Mid-Amatuer Qualifier
2017 WSGA Net Partners
2017 USGA US Senior Amatuer Qualifier
2020 USGA US Open Qualifier

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1 Round

4 Players

Coming on the heels of their acclaimed Chambers Bay in Washington State, The Patriot was a major changeup for architects Robert Trent Jones II and Bruce Charlton. Rather then molding a course from sand on a rectangular gravel mine next to Puget Sound, The Patriot was cut from a massive and heavily forested property northeast of Tulsa. The ecclectic topography sliding up and down over ravines and wetlands offered an enticing opportunity to employ it in bold ways, and the design evolved into an aggressive engagement of land and turf. Creeks are used to bisect numerous fairiways, landing zones expand and contract between 30 and 80 yards, greens are buffeted by bunkers and streambeds and there are even alternate par-3 sixth holes, a tactic Jones also used at The Raven at Sandestini in Florida.

Best in State: Ranked 4th 2017-'24.
Current ranking: Fourth.

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3 Players

(Tue-Thurs, July-September)

Old Sandwich Golf Club may be the craftiest Coore-Crenshaw design yet built. Amidst its pines, scrub oaks, gnarly bunkers, chocolate drop mounds, wavy fescue and briar bushes are hints of Baltusrol, National Golf Links, Pine Valley, Pinehurst No 2 and Chicago Golf Club in its cross-bunkering, hazard placement and sandy waste areas. The greens are some of the most rolling of any Coore & Crenshaw design, seeded with a half-dozen bent varieties to give them an old-fashioned mottled appearance. Nobody does old-fashioned better than Coore & Crenshaw.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 2011.
2023-'24 ranking: 63rd.
Highest ranking: No. 56, 2017-'18.
Previous ranking: 58th.

Best in State: Ranked second, 2013-'14, 2017-'22. Ranked third, 2015-'16, 2023-'24. Ranked tied for third, 2011-'12. Ranked inside the top 5, 2007-'10.
Current rank: Third.

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1 Round

3 Players

2026 President Cup

The evolution of golf course architecture-and how courses change to suit the demands of the times-can be mapped directly on top of Medinah's No. 3 course. It was built in the fields west of Chicago in the 1920s on land that was part farmland and partly wooded. It became a major championship site when it hosted the 1949 U.S. Open, putting it on a track of perpetual improvements to toughen it up to keep pace with tournament demands. To whit, the old 17th hole, a par 3 over water, shifted and morphed several times between 1986 and 2005, and the greens and bunkers have undergone remodels ahead of each event, from Opens, to PGA Championships to Ryder Cups. But when No. 3 was blistered to the tune of 25-under during the 2019 BMW Championship, which coincided with a plunge in the rankings from 53 to 93, the club knew it was time to adapt again. They took a swing and hired the Australian firm of Ogilvy, Cocking and Mead to overhaul the design with the notion of making the course look and play like it might have in the 1920s. That meant removing much of the dense forest surrounding the holes, revamping the bunkers in more naturalistic forms, enlarging the greens and adding internal contour, eliminating two of the three redundant par 3s that played over Lake Kadijah and building several new holes including the drivable 16th over the lake. The radical shift has put the fun, firmness and variety back into a design that had become one-dimensional, predicable and soft.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 1966.
2023-'24 ranking: No. 93.
Previous ranking: 60th.
Highest ranking: No. 10, 1989-'90.

Best in State: Ranked first, 1985-2007. Ranked second, 2011-'16. Ranked third, 2017-'20. Ranked inside the top 5 since 1977.
2023-'24 ranking: 5th.
Previous ranking: 4th.

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Lunch or Dinner Included

(May-October)

Best in State: Ranked inside the top 5, 1979-'87. Ranked 10th, 2021-'22.

Current ranking: 14th

The Country Club of Waterbury, located at One Oronoke Road, Waterbury, Connecticut, is a private club established in 1899. It offers a Donald Ross-designed 18-hole golf course, renowned for its variety, elevation changes, and challenging green complexes.

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(Best condition June-October)

During the early decades of golf in the U.S., courses were developed on natural, open properties in rural areas, often on former farms or ranches where the rolling land dictated the character of the holes. This simple formula describes Spring Creek Ranch Golf Club, a bucolic, stand-alone golf facility located on an old ranch east of Memphis. The easygoing design was part of a philosophical shift in the way Nicklaus built courses, transitioning from an eye that emphasized shotmaking to a more genteel style of shaping sympathetic to a range of skill sets. That's not to suggest Spring Creek Ranch is benign-the holes zig-zag around ponds and wetlands, jump creeks and dart through the woods. One of them, a double-fairway par 5, occupies a staggering 20 acres of land.

Second 100 Greatest: Ranked since 2015.
2023-'24 ranking: 198th.
Previous ranking: 168th.
Highest ranking: No. 164, 2017-'18.

Best in State: Ranked third, 2021-'22 (previously second).

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3 Players

The Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards, located in Sunset, South Carolina, is a premier golf community renowned for its picturesque landscapes and exceptional amenities. The centerpiece is the Tom Fazio-designed 18-hole, par-71 championship golf course, which stretches from 4,012 to 6,999 yards, offering a challenging yet rewarding experience for golfers of all skill levels.

A standout feature of this course is that eight holes run directly along the pristine waters of Lake Keowee, while five others offer breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Additionally, five holes border the Sumter National Forest, immersing players in the natural beauty of the region. Notably, the 17th hole-a 250-yard par 3-has been acclaimed by Tom Fazio as "the most picturesque in the state of South Carolina.

Best in State: Ranked inside the top 10, 2001-'07. Ranked inside the top 15, 2013-'14, 2017-'18. Ranked inside the top 20, 2015-'16. Ranked inside the top 25, 2009, 2011-'12, 2019-'24.
2023-'24 ranking: 21st.

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(May-September)

Atlantic City Country Club is now private, but if you're headed to AC for a golf trip-do your best to try to get on. The par-70, 6,577-yard course dates to 1897 but has been updated several times, including in 1999 by architect Tom Doak. He did his best to restore many original features, including firm, undulating greens and tall, native grasses that frame bunkers and fairways. Willie Park Jr., the British Open champion in 1887 and 1889, is often credited as the primary designer, though at least four others are responsible for this classic layout. ACCC is routed along marshland and back bays and has the feel of a classic Northeast country club, which it once was. The course opened to the public in 1998 when Hilton Hotels bought it, then was owned by Caesars Entertainment but now went back to being private.

Best in State: Ranked in Top 20 in New Jersey from 2009-2014.
2023-'24 ranking: 20th.
Previous ranking: 21st.

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(April - October)

Typically, when one thinks about playing a Tom Fazio in Cashiers, North Carolina, they think of Wade Hampton Golf Club. And when they think of playing a course that's been tinkered with by both Fazio and George Cobb, they think of Augusta National. Both very exclusive clubs. Thankfully, there is now a more publicly accessible option that checks all these boxes.

The High Hampton Resort came under new ownership during 2017 and immediately set about making improvements, including bringing Fazio on for a three-year renovation of the existing George Cobb course, which reopened in May 2021. Previous visitors to the mountain destination will hardly recognize the golf course on display; although 12 of the holes are at least constructed within existing corridors, Fazio created six others entirely from scratch in an effort to open up land for other resort activities.

The resort is right down the street from Wade Hampton, well known for its dramatic views of Chimney Top and Rock Mountain. The renovated High Hampton will now offer similar views and Fazio, who understands show business about as well as any golf course architect, saves the big reveal until hole Nos. 15 through 18.

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2 Rounds

2 Nights - Cottage on Property

April 17th-18th, 2025

Additional playing spots may be available, dependent on availability.

Pete Dye and his son P.B. did the early routing of Secession, but when they left in a dispute with the developer, Bruce Devlin, a PGA Tour veteran who'd previously designed courses with Robert von Hagge, stepped in and finished something much in keeping with the then-prevailing Dye philosophy of low profile architecture. Greens were set at ground grade, protected by low humps and pot bunkers with vertical stacked-sod faces. Still, Devlin invariably left open the fronts of greens for running approach shots. The site itself is a peninsula in marsh, with several holes on individual islands. Secession demands a complete game, both aerial and ground, particularly in steady ocean breezes.

Second 100 Greatest: Ranked since 2013.
2023-'24 ranking: 159th.
Previous ranking: 164th.
Highest ranking: 150th, 2013-'14.

Best in State: Ranked fifth, 2023-'24. Ranked seventh, 2021-'22.
2023-'24 ranking: 5th.

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2 Rounds

1 Night on property

Considered radical in the early 1980s because of its acres of tall, native-grass rough, durable Zoysiagrass fairways and terrifying greens perched atop bulkheads of rock, today The Honors Course is considered a well-preserved example of Pete Dye's death-or-glory architecture. Other than reducing the contours in a couple of greens (particularly the 18th) in the late 1990s, and adjusting the bunkering in 2008, Dye left the course alone for most of his career. Georgia architect Bill Bergin did create a new practice facility at the club in 2015, and Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner touched everything up again in 2022.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 1987.
2023-'24 ranking: 31st.
Previous ranking: 28th.
Highest ranking: 21st, 1987-'88.

Best in State: Ranked 1st in Tennessee since 1987.

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2 Rounds

2 Nights in Cashiers, NC

Wade Hampton -

Built during the period when Tom Fazio was still working with the existing landscape rather than ignoring it, Wade Hampton is an exercise in restraint. The fairways flow through a natural valley between flanking mountain peaks. Some holes are guarded by gurgling brooks, but Fazio piped several streams underground to make the course more playable and walkable. Selected as Golf Digest's Best New Private Course of 1987, it has never been out of the Top 40 since it joined America's 100 Greatest.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 1991.
2023-'24 ranking: 32nd.
Previous ranking: 26th.
Highest ranking: 15th, 2007-2008.

Best in State: Ranked 1st in North Carolina since 2011-2022. Current: 2nd.

Mountaintop -

Unlike nearby Wade Hampton G.C., the Tom Fazio design that was routed through natural valleys to forego the need for dynamite, Mountaintop was blasted from solid rock. Some holes were forged through slopes of the Blue Ridge Mountains, like the par-4 sixth, edged by a 30-foot-high wall of granite on the right. Conservative estimates are that all that rock removal raised the cost of construction of this continuous-18 layout to $1 million per hole. The opening tee shot drops 100 feet, and six holes also play over a deep gorge formed by Hurricane Creek. Mountaintop proves there is no property too rugged for Tom Fazio.

Second 100 Greatest: Ranked since 2017.
2023-'24 ranking: 111th.
Previous ranking: 113th.

100 Greatest: Ranked from 2011-2016.
Highest Ranking: 74th, 2011-2012.

Best in State: Ranked Top 5 in North Carolina from 2011-2018; Top 10 since 2009.
Current Ranking: 5th.

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1 Round

May 13th, 2025

Once tens of thousands of trees (mostly planted in the 1960s) were removed between the early 90s and 2015, Oakmont's original penal design was re-established, with the game's nastiest, most notorious bunkers (founder-architect H.C. Fownes staked out bunkers whenever and where ever he saw a player hit an offline shot), deep drainage ditches and ankle-deep rough. Oakmont also has the game's swiftest putting surfaces, which were showcased during the U.S. Open in 2016, despite early rains that slowed them down a bit. Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner made bunker modifications and expanded the greens throughout the course in 2023 in preparation for the 2025 U.S. Open. The USGA has already awarded Oakmont three additional Opens between 2033 and 2049, reinforcing its title as it the Host of the Most U.S. Opens ever.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 1966.
2023-'24 ranking (and previous): 5th
Highest ranking: No. 4, 2003-2004, 2011-2012.

Best in State: Ranked first since 1985. Ranked inside the top 5, 1977-'84.

Current ranking: First.

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1 Round at each club

2 Nights accommodations in Traverse City, MI

Date will be in September, 2025

Crystal Downs -

Perry Maxwell, the Midwest associate of architect Alister MacKenzie, lived on site while constructing the course to MacKenzie's plans, but there's evidence Maxwell exercised considerable artistic license on some holes. Whomever did it, Crystal Downs has fairways that zigzag and rumble over the glacial landscape and greens that have doglegs in them. One drawback is that the putting surfaces are so old-fashioned that they're too steep for today's green speeds. But that's part of Crystal Downs appeal. It's short but has considerable bite.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 1989.
2023-'24 ranking (and previous): 14th
Highest ranking: No. 10, 2007-'08.

Best in State: Ranked first, 1989-'93, 2005-'22. Ranked inside the top 5 since 1977. Ranked 1st in state 1989-'93 & 2005-'24.

Current ranking: First.

Kingsley Club -

Expertly routed across glacial domes and over kettle holes, Kingsley Club opens with a split fairway, a high-right avenue separated from a low-left one by a cluster of sod-face bunkers. It's an attention grabber than is repeated in various fashions throughout the round. For instance, the hilltop green on the short par-3 second seems tiny in comparison to the deep shaggy bunkers surrounding it. The long par-3 fifth plays over a valley with a tongue of fairway ready to repel any shot that comes up short. The par-4 sixth seems to slant in one direction, then cant in the other direction once past a lateral ridge that runs down the fairway.

2023-'24 ranking: 110th.

Previous ranking: 121st.

Highest ranking: No. 110, 2023-'24.

Best in State: Ranked fourth, 2017-'22. Ranked fifth, 2013-'14. Ranked sixth, 2011-'12, 2015-'16. Ranked inside the top 15, 2007-'09. Ranked inside the top 20, 2005. Ranked inside the top 25, 2003.

Current ranking: 4th.

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1 Round at each course

2 night accommodations in Minneapolis

Date will be in September, 2025

Interlachen Country Club -

When Bobby Jones won the 1930 U.S. Open at Interlachen (completing the second leg of what would become the game's first Grand Slam), fellow competitor Gene Sarazen insisted the course was tougher than everything but Oakmont. In the decades that followed a series of architects including Robert Trent Jones, Geoffrey Cornish and Brian Silva worked to keep Interlachen's edge, but nothing could staunch the march of time that made the course one-dimensional through the shrinkage of greens and the maturation of the hundreds of trees that had been planted that grew to shadow fairways and mask the property's natural land movements. Enter Andrew Green in 2023, who was given the resources to strip back the layers and rebuild the course based on the blueprints Donald Ross developed in 1922 when he remodeled the course. Interlachen's edginess is back, with ominous, strategically arranged bunkers guarding greens and fairway lines, and the expanded putting surfaces present a range of come-and-get-me hole locations that haven't been seen in ages. The restored bunkering shines a spotlight Interlachen's wondrous undulation, punctuating focal points like the shared promontory of the second and seventh greens and the majestic rise toward the fortress putting surface of the par-5

12th.100 Greatest: Ranked since 1971.
2023-'24 ranking: 84th.
Previous ranking: 59th.
Highest ranking: No. 36, 2003-'04.
Best in State: Ranked first, 1985-'89, 1997-2024. Ranked inside the top 5 since 1977.
2023-'24 ranking: 1st.

Hazeltine -

Hazeltine might be the most controversial championship course of the modern era, designed by Robert Trent Jones for former USGA president Totten Heffelfinger, who used his considerable clout to bring the 1966 U.S. Women's Open and 1970 U.S. Open to the then-very immature layout. Criticisms were so extreme that Trent Jones spent the next two decades remodeling it, straightening doglegs, relocating holes and rebuilding greens. In the past two decades his younger son, Rees Jones, assumed the reconstruction, with even greater success-and today the layout, like many in the old man's portfolio, is more Rees than Trent. Hazeltine hosted the 2009 PGA and 2016 Ryder Cup, the latter a bright spot for the American team, which perhaps is why the PGA of America has already awarded the 2028 Ryder Cup to this Minnesota site.

Second 100 Greatest: Ranked since 2017.
2023-'24 ranking: 138th.
Previous ranking: 126th.

100 Greatest: Ranked for 48 years from 1966-2016.
Highest ranking: No. 50, 1995-'96.

Best in State: Ranked first, 1991-'95. Ranked third, 2011-'24. Ranked inside the top 5 since 1977.
2023-'24 ranking: 3rd.

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1 Round at each course

3 nights accommodations in LA

Additional spots may be available

LACC -

It's on the edge of Tinsel Town, but the architecture of the North Course at Los Angeles Country Club has been solid gold ever since its 2010 restoration by architect Gil Hanse, his associate Jim Wagner and their colleague Geoff Shackelford. It matters not that Hanse's team didn't replicate the bunkering style of original architect George C. Thomas, but rather the more visually exciting style of Thomas' associate, William P. Bell. The first nine plays rustically up and down a shallow canyon with holes switching back and forth across a dry barranca, and the second nine loops across a more spacious upland section with one par 3 (the 11th) that can stretch to nearly 300 yards and another (the 15th) that often plays just 90 yards.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 1966.
2023-'24 ranking: 16th.
Previous ranking: 19th.
Highest ranking: No. 15, 1989-'90.

Best in State: Ranked third, 2017-'22. Ranked fourth, 2015-'16. Ranked inside the top 5, 1977-'91, 2003-'07. Ranked sixth, 2011-'14. Ranked inside the top 10, 1993-2001, 2009-'10.
2023-'24 ranking (and previous): Third.

Riviera

A compact and shrewd design by George C. Thomas Jr. and associate William P. Bell, Riviera features everything from a long Redan par 3 to a bunker in the middle of a green to an alternate-fairway par 4. With its 18th green at the base of a natural amphitheater, and its primary rough consisting of club-grabbing Kikuyu, Riviera seems tailor-made as a tournament venue. It hosted a PGA Championship in 1995, a U.S. Senior Open in 1998 and a U.S. Amateur in 2017, but no U.S. Open since 1948. Riviera was recently awarded the 2031 U.S. Open, and it will also host the 2028 Olympics.

100 Greatest: Ranked since 1969.
2023-'24 ranking: 18th (highest ranking, along with 1985-'86).
Previous ranking: 22nd.

Best in State: Ranked third, 2011-'16. Ranked fourth, 2017-'24. Ranked inside the top 5, 1977-'85, 1995, 1999-2003, 2009-'10. Ranked inside the top 10, 1987-'93, 1997, 2005-'07.
2023-'24 ranking: Fourth.

Bel-Air Country Club

Completing a George C. Thomas hat trick of designs (the others being No. 16 Los Angeles C.C. (North) and No. 18 Riviera) is Bel-Air C.C., a charming throwback design that winds through mansion-dotted canyons of Los Angeles, the topography so steep that golfers are guided from hole to hole via a tunnel, an elevator and the city's most famous suspension bridge, which spans a gulch on the par-3 10th and serves as a dramatic backdrop for the 18th green. Bel-Air's design had been altered over decades by, among others, Dick Wilson, George Fazio, Robert Trent Jones Jr. and Tom Fazio. But in 2018 Tom Doak erased every bit of their work, removing most of the phony water hazards and faithfully recapturing Thomas's splashy signature bunkering. To complete a round amidst these Hollywood hills, you'll definitely encounter a Hollywood star. Her name is Bel-Air.

Second 100 Greatest: Ranked since 2013.
2023-'24 ranking: 135th.
Previous ranking: 127th.

100 Greatest: Ranked 1991-'92.
Highest ranking: 94th, 1991-'92.

Best in State: Ranked inside the top 15, 1987, 1991-'97, 1999-2003, 2007-'10. Ranked 18th, 2021-'24. Ranked 19th, 2015-'18. Ranked 20th, 2011-'12, 2019-'20. Ranked inside the top 20, 1989. Ranked 21st, 2013-'14. Ranked inside the top 25, 2005.
Current ranking (and previous): 18th.

Policy notes:

The hosting member is required to play with your group during each round.
If you win the item, please contact our concierge team to schedule as soon as possible as the host has limited availability.
Blackout dates may apply.

1 Round at each course

2 Nights accommodations in West Palm Beach

March 26-27, 2025

Medalist -

Medalist is a long, demanding course that can stretch out to roughly 7,600 yards, a necessary requirement when the membership includes Tiger Woods, Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka and many more of the world's top professional players. They like The Medalist for the relaxed atmosphere and local convenience, but also because it's a demanding driving course-the holes circle through an undeveloped sanctuary of wetlands and low scrub vegetation one parcel south of McArthur (no. 179) and are buffeted by the strong Atlantic crosswinds from every direction. Pete Dye designed Medalist with co-founder Greg Norman (this was one of Norman's first U.S. designs) and the course features Dye's S-shaped holes curling around sand buffers, slinky ground contour, and small, low-profile greens that bleed into short-grass surrounds. The course had undergone numerous modifications and formalizations in the late 1990s and early 2000s, but Bobby Weed reclaimed much of original Dye character during a 2015 renovation.

Second 100 Greatest: Debut appearance on our national rankings.
2023-'24 ranking: 181st.
Previous ranking: Not ranked.
Highest ranking: No. 181 in 2023-'24

Best in State: Ranked inside the top 10, 1997-2001. Ranked 11th, 2017-'18. Ranked 14th, 2021-'22. Ranked 15th, 2019-'20. Ranked inside the top 15, 2005. Ranked inside the top 20, 2003, 2007. Ranked 25th, 2015-'16. Ranked 29th, 2013-'14.

Current ranking: 12th.

Juniper Island -

The championship golf course at Jupiter Country Club, crafted by the legendary Greg Norman, seamlessly combines beauty and challenge into a masterpiece. From the opening hole, where a precise tee shot over water to a narrow fairway sets the tone for a memorable round, to the 18th hole-a thrilling par-5 winding up to a well-protected green-every aspect of this course is designed to captivate. As you progress, you'll confront deep bunkers, strategically placed water hazards, and undulating greens that add to the excitement.

Policy notes:

The hosting member is required to play with your group during each round.
Please note date of play has already been determined, see above for date details.
If you win the item, please contact our concierge team to schedule.