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Explore 604 simulator-ready courses from championship links to tropical paradises. Every listed course is available in the PARennial Golf course library.
Explore 604 simulator-ready courses from championship links to tropical paradises. Every listed course is available in the PARennial Golf course library.
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This stunning course is laid out along a rugged cliff-top with spectacular sea view. The Castle Course is the latest addition to the courses at St Andrews built in 2008, offering a modern yet traditional links course with rugged bunkers and wild grass.
Explore courseConsistently ranked the number one public course in the USA, Pebble Beach has hosted no less than 5 US Opens in it's illustrious history. The course features spectacular cliff top holes with views over the Pacific Ocean and with it's small greens and strategic layout it will test even the best players. Jack Nicklaus once famously said that if he had one round left to play, it would be at Pebble Beach. Pebble Beach is a registered trademark of Pebble Beach Company.
Explore courseFounded in 1974 by Jack Nicklaus and named after Muirfield, Scotland, where he won his first of three British Open titles, this golf course hosts the Memorial Tournament on the PGA Tour each spring. The course has received an extensive redesign prior to the 2021 Memorial.
Explore courseEnvisaged in the late 1920’s as a park for Firestone employees, the south course at Firestone Country Club is drenched in golfing folklore. Stretching to over 7400 yards from the tips, its tight fairways and elusive small greens are meant to intimidate the world’s very best. Its 100 years old but still remains the quintessential test of nerve and patience!!
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Pokegama Golf Course is a true northern Minnesota Diamond in the Rough. Golfers of all ages and abilities enjoy friendly forests, 5 sets of tees that range from 4,000 to 6,500 yards, challenging greens, and superb conditioning. Pokegama Golf Course is a frequent host to Minnesota Men’s and Women’s Golf Association events along with numerous PGA affiliated Drive, Chip, and Putt qualifiers.
Explore coursePort Huron Golf Club having constantly been renovated and improved over the years has become one of the premier private clubs in the Blue Water area. Although not an overly long course, its winding fairways and numerous bunkers, water features and native grass areas always provide a challenging round.
Explore courseEstablished in 1914, Portland Golf Club is regarded as one of the most prestigious, challenging, and enjoyable member-owned golf clubs in the Pacific Northwest and continues to cultivate its place in history as a championship golf facility. The picturesque golf course brought back the Ryder Cup, after a 10-year hibernation period around World War II, and has also hosted the PGA Championship and more recently the US Women’s Amateur Championship.
Explore coursePrairie Bluff Golf Course is a links style 18-hole championship style course built in 1998. Prairie Bluff’s expertly manicured golf course is decorated with water, prairie grass and bent grass fairways. Prairie Bluff is 7,007 yards long, but seems much longer covering more than 230 acres.
Explore coursePrimland's Highland Course reveals breathtaking mountain views at every turn and charms players of all skill levels. The 18-hole course has been sculpted into the natural terrain of the mountains by the renowned golf course architect, Donald Steel. The captivating design and astonishing natural beauty of the course has led it to be ranked as one of the “Top 100 Courses You Can Play”.
Explore courseThe Princenbosch 27-hole championship course was designed by Alan Rijks, one of the well-known golf course architects in the Netherlands. Characteristic of the course are the many water ways and ponds in combination with varied forest and heathland. The A and B loops (both PAR 35) originates from 1991 and the C loop (a long par37) was added in 2002. The course is known for its well-designed and maintained green complexes with fast greens and large aprons. Princenbosch also has a floodlit 9-hole par 3 course.
Explore courseThe Princenbosch 27-hole championship course was designed by Alan Rijks, one of the well-known golf course architects in the Netherlands. Characteristic of the course are the many water ways and ponds in combination with varied forest and heathland. The A and B loops (both PAR 35) originates from 1991 and the C loop (a long par37) was added in 2002. The course is known for its well-designed and maintained green complexes with fast greens and large aprons. Princenbosch also has a floodlit 9-hole par 3 course.
Explore courseThe Princenbosch 27-hole championship course was designed by Alan Rijks, one of the well-known golf course architects in the Netherlands. Characteristic of the course are the many water ways and ponds in combination with varied forest and heathland. The A and B loops (both PAR 35) originates from 1991 and the C loop (a long par37) was added in 2002. The course is known for its well-designed and maintained green complexes with fast greens and large aprons. Princenbosch also has a floodlit 9-hole par 3 course.
Explore coursePete Dye designed this course (7,690 yards) to reward accuracy and to take dramatic advantage of the rugged terrain of Promontory’s hills and canyons. He incorporated multiple tee boxes to suit all levels of play and provide a pleasurable playing experience for players of all skills.
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