Journey to complete GOLF Magazine's Top 100 in the World List 2013/14 (15th edition). A few images & behind the scenes info from the planets best venues. 58/100
Q: What’s the key takeaway from how this year’s Top 100 Courses list?
@JoshSens: "More of an emphasis on firm, fast and fun, with the artistry of the design getting priority over tournament pedigree or fearsome reputation."
Tour Confidential: https://t.co/6VaiLS3scb
Cypress Point Club, World #2. Designed in 1928 by Dr Alister MacKenzie, collaborating with fellow golf course architect Robert Hunter. Set in coastal dunes, the course enters the Del Monte forest during the front nine and reemerges to the rocky coastline for the finishing holes.
30 — Number of courses from Great Britain and Ireland represented on GOLF’s 2020 list, marking a 60 percent increase in just over 30 years. https://t.co/95HfxDgl4G
What an experience Shanqin Bay is! 🌍#78 (2013/14) located on Hainan Island designed by @coorecrenshaw and open since 2011. With its own beachfront, constant sea views, dramatic elevation changes and high rocky bluffs this course is a thrill from start to finish! #Top100