Set over almost two miles of North water shoreline, Kingsbarns Golf Links is a links course in the Scottish style that is beautiful, tough, and shockingly close to the water. Located only seven miles from the storied Old Course at St Andrews, a trip to Kingsbarns should be a must-do for every golfer visiting Scotland.

This links course follows the natural contours of the breathtaking terrain as it rolls in and out of the coastal sand dunes on Tasmania's untamed northeast coast. One of three courses at Barnbougle—the other two being The Dunes and Bougle Run—the Lost Farm course allows you to play among sand dunes with a combination of picturesque coastal vistas and difficult inland holes.

This lovely golf course features the Del Monte Forest and all of its breathtaking vistas of diverse landscapes as it winds over dunes along the Pacific, offering views of the rocky shoreline and crashing waves. Pebble Beach Golf Links, which is close by, is consistently ranked among the best golf geometry dash courses in the United States.

This private course, situated on a tiny island in Long Island Sound, is well-known for its views of both the picturesque New England coastline across the Sound and the Atlantic Ocean. The course's overall attractiveness is enhanced by lush vegetation, coastal hills, and elevated greens.

This is a picturesque and fascinating course with views of the Superstition Mountains and the untamed boulders of Dinosaur Mountain, as well as significant elevation changes and a wealth of wildlife in its native surroundings.