America's toughest Golf course

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Jeff Hudsson

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Posted : Wed 28th Nov 2007 15:08

I've assembled 5 of the toughest, most difficult golf courses in the US. From your experience, Which of the courses are the most toughest?
http://www.pollsb.com/polls/poll/4111/america-s-toughest-golf-course

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Danny Brant

Handicap : 18.2

Reply : Wed 28th Nov 2007 15:54

Any of them as tough as carnoustie? Or Royal St georges?

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Rocco Husvar

Handicap : 8

Reply : Thu 29th Nov 2007 02:02

only played the ocean course.. and voted for it based on that.. tuff- when the wind blows and it is always blowing...

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Terry Gardner

Handicap : 10.1

Reply : Fri 11th Jan 2008 13:48

I haven't played any of those courses, but there are a couple I could recommend in Pinehurst, NC.

First is "The Pit", if for no other reason than a par 3 with an island green, followed immediately by a 200 yard carry over water for your drive at the very next hole. The barman at our hotel (a 14 H/c) said he lost 17 golf balls on his first outing at the course!

Second is "Tobacco Road" - very much like Kiawa Island, with sand everywhere that you treat as normal playing area, i.e. you can ground your club. Again, the barman at our hotel described it as "The Pit on steroids"! They have a great website, with pictures of all 18 holes (mainly from the tees).

I'll just add a third recommendation from my one and only visit (so far) to Spain - Monte Mayor! There are some serious golf holes there, but don't even think about walking the course - it's all up in the mountains, and buggies are compulsory!

Last edit : Sun 17th Feb 2008 20:14

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