Starter packs
Pick a challenge
Hand-built bucket lists — championship rotas, scenery you have to see, and golf you won't find anywhere else. Add the whole set in one click, then make it your own.
US Open Venues
America's toughest test — Pebble Beach, Pinehurst No. 2, Oakmont, Shinnecock, Winged Foot, Merion, Erin Hills and the rest of the rota.
14 courses →
Scottish Links
The home of golf — windswept links from the Old Course to Dornoch, Turnberry, North Berwick and Cruden Bay.
10 courses →
Mountain Backdrops
Golf beneath the peaks — Banff Springs and Jasper Park under the Canadian Rockies, plus Kananaskis, Silvertip, Greywolf, Big Sky and Jackson Hole. Bring a camera.
8 courses →
Europe by the Ocean
Continental courses on the water's edge — Oitavos and West Cliffs on Portugal's Atlantic, Costa Navarino in Greece, Alcanada in Mallorca, Chiberta in Biarritz, and Lofoten under the Arctic sun.
8 courses →
In Erik Anderson Lang's Footsteps
The soulful and offbeat — courses worth travelling for without a trophy in sight. Northwood among the redwoods, Lofoten under the midnight sun, Sweetens Cove, Goat Hill Park, Winter Park's beloved nine, Machrihanish and Cabot Cliffs.
7 courses →
Tee Off at Midnight
Golf when the sun won't quit — midnight tee-offs under the Arctic sun at Lofoten, Tromsø, Fairbanks and Iceland's Arctic Open, plus floodlit night golf in Belek.
5 courses →
Open Championship Venues
The links that host golf's oldest major — Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie, Muirfield, Portrush and the rest of the rota.
10 courses →
Irish Links
Ireland's tumbling dunes — Ballybunion, Royal County Down, Lahinch, Portrush and the wild courses of the Wild Atlantic Way.
9 courses →
London Heathland
Heather, gorse and pine within an hour of the capital — Sunningdale, Wentworth, Walton Heath, Swinley Forest, The Berkshire and Woking.
6 courses →
Ryder Cup Battlegrounds
Where the cup was won and lost — Whistling Straits, Medinah, Le Golf National, The Belfry, Gleneagles, Celtic Manor, Valhalla.
7 courses →
Monterey Peninsula
California's cliffside cathedral of golf — Pebble Beach, Cypress Point, Spyglass Hill and Spanish Bay within a few miles of each other.
8 courses →
Pinehurst Resort
The cradle of American golf — No. 2 and the full numbered stable plus The Cradle, all in the North Carolina Sandhills.
8 courses →
Bandon Dunes Resort
Pure walking links on the wild Oregon coast — the modern American pilgrimage. Play them all in one trip.
4 courses →