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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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Founded in 1889 as a sailing club and continues today to be sailing club with regular regattas, White Bear Yacht Club added a 9-hole course designed by Willie Watson in 1912. Three years later, Donald Ross redesigned the original nine holes and was commissioned to add a second nine. Though the course is only 6,450 yards with a par 72, the terrain is hilly and with magnificently contoured greens that make it a fair test of golf.
Explore courseWhitetail Ridge Golf Club's beautiful par-71, 6,828-yard championship-worthy design was created by golf course architect Greg Martin to blend seamlessly with its pristine natural surroundings in the rolling hills of Yorkville. The Front 9 is situated in the valley with deep views into the tree-lined farmland and has a creek that slices through its relatively flat terrain. The back 9 begins with a climb up the hills and bends back toward the tall Oaks and wooded slopes. As you reach 16 tee, your view South back into the Valley allows you to see the true elevation change this course sees from front to back with miles of views into the distant farm land.
Explore courseFounded in 1919 and set in the historic Hancock Park area of Los Angeles, Wilshire CC was designed as a links golf course with a natural stream giving the course its unmistakable character and challenge. As a player you can enjoy great views toward the famous Hollywood sign and the historic El Royale Hotel while playing golf on a magnificent course that has hosted several Senior PGA and LPGA Tour events – latest in 2019.
Explore courseWoodmont Country Club's North Course has hosted over 40 USGA Final U.S. Open Championship qualifiers and in 2020 they hosted their first USGA Championship the US Women’s Amateur, won by Rose Zhang. Countless professionals have proclaimed the North Course as “the under the radar best course in the Middle Atlantic.”
Explore courseFounded in 1900, this Donald Ross Design is Home of the Inaugural Ryder Cup in 1927, 1925 U.S. Open, and 1960 U.S. Women’s Open. Gil Hanse’s restoration in 2023 brought back and enhanced some historical features of the course’s history. This par 70 course features 5 challenging par 3’s amongst rolling terrain and dramatic elevation changes. These demanding greens are well protected with classic Ross runoff areas. Hole 18 is an iconic finishing hole steeped in history with a two tiered green finishing in front of the 113 - year - old clubhouse.
Explore courseHost to the Ladies German Open, Wörthsee is a fine test of golf. Its fairways are bordered by centuries old oaks, fir forests and birch groves of the Schluifelder moor. Holes 10, 11 and 12 have large lakes which make up Wörthsee's own 'Bermuda Triangle' where balls seem to disappear without trace.
Explore courseThis Bedfordshire golf course was designed in 1978 by Neil Oakden and is a truly beautiful parkland track. The course is not long, but the player must beware the hint of wind coming off of the multiple large lakes and water hazards, as many of the holes run alongside the banks of The Great River Ouse. Take a trip to Wyboston, and test your skills.
Explore courseSet amid the gentle hills of Oxfordshire, The Wychwood Golf Club presents a course where natural beauty and challenge intertwine. Thirteen holes feature lakes, ponds, or streams that shape both strategy and scenery, demanding precision and thoughtful play. Rolling fairways, shifting elevations, and lush surroundings create a serene yet testing layout that rewards accuracy and imagination on every hole.
Explore courseRuzzo Reuss and Kurt Rossknecht have created a 27-hole masterpiece harmoniously embedded in the landscape with the Wylihof at the southern foot of the Jura. The 3x9 championship courses can be combined at will and are among the longest and most challenging parkland courses in Switzerland. Open wide holes are tactically enhanced by lakes and streams, so that it is not only the length of the shots that is decisive. A golfing experience in idyllic nature that touches all the senses.
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