Travel The biggest surprises on our inaugural list of the Top 100 Courses in the UK & Ireland July 5, 2022 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share by Email The biggest surprises on our inaugural list of the Top 100 Courses in the UK & Ireland OPTM FITTING WITH RICKIE FOWLER'S FITTER ON TOUR! Matt Every reveals PGA Tour fines | Subpar How to be a Birdie Machine Golf Smarts: Make a Lie Adjustment The Ultimate Power Training Move Pitch Like a Player The New Power Pressure Move Back to Basics: Make a picture perfect backswing Drive it Farther: A drill for solid strikes 'FINDING FLEETWOOD': Inside Tommy Fleetwood's painful, heroic journey It’s rare to see anything shorter than a par 70 get praise for its great design here in the U.S. But our course raters favored a par 68 and par 69 so much, they cracked our top 25 in the British Isles. Architecture editor Ran Morrissett explains. Latest In Travel 23 hours ago Bandon North? New destination golf resort coming to Pacific Northwest 6 days ago Old Shores, the latest Keiser project, breaks ground in Florida 1 week ago The keys to an effective golf-course logo? A designer explains 2 weeks ago Sleepy Hollow boasts every amenity imaginable — including one that’s right on target Related Articles Uncategorized InsideGOLF: Our experts dish on the new Top 100 Courses in the UK & Ireland list Travel Why the Old Course is No. 1 on our first Top 100 Courses in the UK and Ireland ranking Travel Why English golf courses deserve the same respect as tracks in Ireland and Scotland Travel These obstacles make their Top 100 Courses in the UK & Ireland even more special Travel InsideGOLF: What makes St. Andrews' par-4 12th the best short 4 in the world Travel InsideGOLF Exclusive: Behind the Top 100 Courses curtain with our expert course raters By: GOLF's Course Raters and Ran Morrissett, Architecture Editor Courses What public-access courses made the top 100? Courses What is the panel looking for in the future? Courses What reactions to the top 100 list stand out?
