Ko'Olina Golf Club in Hawaii: A fun Oahu favorite

At Ko'Olina Golf Club, there's no pretense that this is anything more than an enjoyable, well conditioned, Hawaiian golf course. Although this Oahu favorite has hosted the LPGA and Champions Tour, the right mix of challenge and opportunity means even average players can enjoy a few thrills during a relaxing day of play. Great scenery, plenty of water, and all the amenities of resort golf make "the ladybug" one of Hawaii's can't-miss courses.
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In Mexico, Club Campestre San Jose still delivers good golf, views away from the beach

Sandy white beaches and views of blue waves on the Sea of Cortez distinguish the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula over many of the world's other luxurious golf destinations. Club Campestre San Jose is the most affordable Nicklaus course in the area, mainly due to its lack of ocean-front property. That said, strategic routing and the premier conditioning more than make up for the loss of the beach.
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The Golf Club at Ravenna near Denver offers red rocks and serious golf

Opened in June of 2007, The Golf Club at Ravenna in Littleton, Colo. recently landed on Golfweek's Best Modern Courses list. One trip around this Jay Morrish-designed beauty, and you'll know why, David R. Holland writes. Boasting 111 bunkers and tricky greens, Ravena is a course for serious golfers.
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True North Golf Club in Harbor Springs, Michigan: Private club offers public play, and you should take them up on it

At True North Golf Club, Jim Engh used the wealth of acreage at his disposal to lay his imaginative shaping, getting the best aesthetic value out of it. He also strategically incorporated trees along certain points of the course, and took advantage of Harbor Springs natural terrain to create challenging uphill shots. While green fees may be considered steep by some, a private course like this opening to public play is good news for north Michigan golfers.
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The Ryder Cup could be returning to The Belfry - and the Brabazon course will be ready

Fresh off a sustained renovation and improvement program, the Brabazon course at The Belfry - three-time host of the Ryder Cup Matches - is in better shape than ever, Clive Agran reports from Sutton Coldfield, England. What's more, in an exclusive interview with WorldGolf.com, Belfry Director of Golf Gary Silcock said the course is a likely choice to host the matches for a fourth time.
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