Is there a more impressive clubhouse at a municipal course in the country than George Wright in Boston?

No doubt about it. I think that is one of the biggest surprises people have when visiting. The terrain is much more subdued, which is actually why I think the front nine is the better side of the course. The terrain and architecture there is top shelf!

The 3rd on the South Course gets all the hype at @GolfTorrey but I'm in the camp that thinks the 15th on the North Course is better. Plus, you have to love that Tom Weiskopf reversed the nines so that the most dramatic shots on the course were saved for late in the round.

Australia has an absolutely ridiculous collection of one-shotters, but this one doesn't get talked about enough. #4 @oceandunesgolf

15-18 at Cape Wickham is flat out jaw-dropping! @capewickham

Few places love the camera more than @CapeKidnappers

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Honestly one of the most unique and memorable courses out there. I thought it was a hoot!

My slightly off white socks almost prevented me from teeing it up there.

I’ve felt for quite sometime it is one of the more underrated courses in the country.

One of my all time favorite college courses, and sitting in the shadow of the Big House is epic.

11 at Trails is one of the best holes at the resort IMO. 12 enjoys a pretty special part of the property. 14 is a love/hate. 16 is one of my favorite par fives at the resort. 18 is probably the weakest finisher of the five.

Old Mac isn’t my favorite there, but it probably has the best six hole finish of any of the courses. 12 is the worst Redan on the planet. 9 isn’t a very good Cape hole. 3 is all world.

Played there last week and really enjoyed it. Mike Strantz would brilliant!

No doubt, it is a strong second-shot golf course. The strategy comes in knowing what parts of the greens you can hit and what parts will simply repel your ball away. The property isn't as compelling compared to other top tier public courses; but it's a pleasant walk.

There is no question there is various opinions between the panels, but some courses aren't that far apart in the rankings. It is often a few decimal points separating them which causes shifts in the lists each year.

Seaside is one of the more underrated courses in the country.

You can put me in the category of people that prefers Old Mac to Spyglass. I feel like Old Mac has 12 great holes and 6 average ones, and Spyglass is the opposite with 6 great holes and 12 average ones.