List of Links Style Courses

[Shankster]

The US Open on "Links Style" courses brought to light that there are more Links courses here Han I thought.

 

Throw up near-by courses that are Links layout.

 

Here's what I know by me, I'm sure there's more. Fellow Michiganders feel free to add to my list.

 

Michigan:

 

1. Acadia Bluffs

2. The Gailes

 

 

- Alan

[fozcycle]

I visit my Sister every summer. She lives just outside Lexington KY at Kearney Hills.....which is a 2 minute drive to the Pete Dye Kearney Hills Golf Club. I get to play this gem every summer!

 

 

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[downlowkey]

Ballyneal Golf & Hunt Club; Holyoke, CO. One of the best links in the country.

 

 

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[Reesedw]

OK, Living in the Pacific North Wet.. We have two that I know for sure.. Chambers Bay, and now Gamble Sands. Chambers Bay- US open 2015 we all got to see what that one is like.. 

Gamble Sands- Designed By David Mclay Kidd, A really fun New course. Designed to be FUN for all and it was.. 

[GolfJunkie302]

OK, Living in the Pacific North Wet.. We have two that I know for sure.. Chambers Bay, and now Gamble Sands. Chambers Bay- US open 2015 we all got to see what that one is like..

Gamble Sands- Designed By David Mclay Kidd, A really fun New course. Designed to be FUN for all and it was..

I also live in the PN, so I'll add The Home Course. Great course, reasonable price. Also some of the tracks over in eastern Washington. Wine Valley, Desert Canyon, etc. I think Kenny B is more familiar with eastern Wa...

 

 

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[Kenny B]

OK, Living in the Pacific North Wet.. We have two that I know for sure.. Chambers Bay, and now Gamble Sands. Chambers Bay- US open 2015 we all got to see what that one is like.. 

Gamble Sands- Designed By David Mclay Kidd, A really fun New course. Designed to be FUN for all and it was.. 

 

I also live in the PN, so I'll add The Home Course. Great course, reasonable price. Also some of the tracks over in eastern Washington. Wine Valley, Desert Canyon, etc. I think Kenny B is more familiar with eastern Wa...

 

 

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All great courses.  It's easy to design a links-style here in eastern Washington because we don't get a lot of rain, so not many trees unless you plant them.  

 

I would also put in Palouse Ridge GC in Pullman, WA; home of Washington State University.  Great course designed by John Harbottle III and it's inexpensive to play.

 

[GolfJunkie302]

All great courses. It's easy to design a links-style here in eastern Washington because we don't get a lot of rain, so not many trees unless you plant them.

 

I would also put in Palouse Ridge GC in Pullman, WA; home of Washington State University. Great course designed by John Harbottle III and it's inexpensive to play.

 

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Oh yeah, forgot about Palouse! I knew I was missing something!

 

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[Shankster]

Keep em' coming.

 

 

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[Rikki03038]

For me Cabot links in Nova Scotia. And Cabot cliffs is kind of a hybrid links course but still amazing

 

Callaway big bertha epic sub zero adilia rogue stiff with 1" tip

cobra f7 3 wood stiff

m2 3 hybrid adilia rogue stiff with half inch tip

Ping ie1 true temper xp 105 s300

mack daddy 2 56 and 60 wedges

stx putter

left handed

Handicap: my swing.

[dadivots]

Gary Player at Mission Hills.

Nothing for bunkers before the remod.

Summer in the desert and 350 rolling for days as if you could hit like the big boys.

Winter time, not so much.

[rbgntx]

The courses at Bandon Dunes would make the list.  After walking Erin Hills all week at the US Open, I guess link style qualifies but it is so spread out that it is nothing like any links course I have played.