Links Style Golf Courses

Typically built on a sandy coastline that is open to the wind with few trees, links courses feature undulating firm fast fairways, and large slower undulating greens.  Deep severe bunkers, thick gorse, long wispy grasses and strong wind are typical. Fairways may not be watered and golfer has the option of running the ball onto the green.  Usually found on a coastline, links style courses are created inland with sandy terrain.

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Carolinas

Dormie Club

A 2010 links design by Coore & Crenshaw. A spectacular property, it’s a “Players Course”.

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Carolinas

Tobacco Road Golf Course

Smacks you in the face and makes you pay attention. A serious yet fun experience that you will not soon forget.

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Midwest

Arcadia Bluffs Golf – The South Course

Inspired by the Chicago Golf Club and architect C.B. Macdonald. Rectangular greens and bunkers add to the mystique. You will hate it or you will love it.

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Midwest

Whistling Straits – Irish

The Irish course is similar to the major championship Straits course next door except the fairways are twice as wide and the price is less than half. It’s a no brainer.

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Midwest

Sand Valley – Mammoth Dunes

Mammoth Dunes complements its sister course, the sensational Sand Valley. David McLay Kidd crafted a gentler links course allowing average golfers to score and enjoy the links experience.

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Northwest

Gamble Sands

A stunning McKay-Kidd links track with hard and fast fescue fairways, large well conditioned greens, and sweeping water views. Tour level caddies.

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