Welcome to Our Picks, where we fill you in on the newest and hottest golf equipment and accessories. Today, we’re featuring GOLF’s Limited Edition Top 100 course peg memory boards. Last time, we featured the new golf ball Tiger Woods recently swapped to at the Genesis Invitational, which you can read by tapping here.
A perfect gift for any golfer– these all-natural, U.S.-crafted, solid walnut wood memorabilia boards are a sentimental gift that will last a lifetime. Each year, GOLF.com/GOLF Magazine selects a ‘Top 100 World‘ and a ‘Top 100 U.S.‘ course list to set standards for years to come.
This hand-crafted wooden wall art will help you keep up with which Top 100 courses you’ve played and look forward to playing, plus it’s a gorgeous addition to any golf lover’s wall. How many of these courses have you played so far?
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GOLF’s Top 100 Courses sorted by country and state
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All peg boards are made to order and will ship in 1-2 weeks.
GOLF’s Top 100 course rankings: Top 100 Courses in the World | Top 100 Courses in the U.S. | Top 100 Courses You Can Play | Top 100 Value Courses in the U.S. | America’s Best Municipal Courses | Top 100 in the U.K. and Ireland | Top 100 Short Courses in the World
GOLF’s 2023-2024 World Top 100 Golf Course Board
Being made of solid, all-natural walnut wood, you can expect aesthetic wood grain patterns, varying per piece. A true limited-edition and one-of-a-kind work of art. This piece features GOLF’s Top 100 Courses in the World.
GOLF’s 2022-2023 US Top 100 Golf Course Board
GOLF is also releasing the matching 2022-2023 Top 100 U.S. Course Board featuring GOLF’s Top 100 Courses in the U.S.
You, too, can play GOLF’s Top 100 Courses — here’s how
Many of these courses seem unattainable to play, whether it be for distance, price or lack of member connection, but you and all other golfers should be excited to know this is a common misconception.
Tons of GOLF’s listed Top 100 Courses (both in the World and U.S. lists) are playable for the public, and it’s not out-of-this-world to think you, too, can snag a tee time at one or many of these highly-esteemed courses.
Can you get a tee time at a Top 100 Course in the World? Here’s your guide — tap here to read it.
Mark your lists (and your peg boards), and start looking forward to future golf trips that you (and your loved ones) can play or look forward to playing for years to come.
How many of these courses have you played? Start booking that trip.
