Courses What we’re looking forward to in golf design in 2021 January 3, 2021 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share by Email What we're looking forward to in golf design in 2021 First impressions of L.A.B.'s new Link 2.1 and 2.2 | Fully Equipped Why there is no ‘standard length’ in the golf industry | Fully Equipped Brent Rooker's favorite course (and 1 he wants to play) | Subpar How MLB players squeeze golf into Spring Training | Subpar A SURPRISING DAY AT COBRA Why you need to know what you're doing adjusting the Qi4D weights | Fully Equipped Why the new Opus SP+ wedge fits a niche | Fully Equipped Ad Slot 90 Seconds A Ad Slot 60 Seconds B Ad Slot 60 Seconds A GOLF’s Top 100 course panelists are among the most respected and well-traveled course evaluators in the game. They’re also keen to share their opinions. We let them share which courses they’re most looking forward to seeing in 2021. Latest In Travel 20 hours ago The Bandon Dunes of muni golf? A course operator sees that in San Francisco's future 2 days ago Sinkhole opens at historic golf course, revealing a stunning find 3 days ago Next door to sold-out Landmand, a sibling layout is taking shape 4 days ago Golf's worst-kept secret taking shape in the Carolina Sandhills Related Articles Travel Watch the sun rise on PGA Championship host Southern Hills By: GOLF Editors Travel What it's like for golfers of all skill levels to play this Bethpage Black monster par 5 By: GOLF Editors Travel Iconic Holes: Pinehurst No. 2, Hole 15 By: GOLF Editors Travel Iconic Holes: Pinehurst No. 2, Hole 5 By: GOLF Editors Travel Why some inland courses are rising up the Top 100 By: GOLF's Course Raters and Ran Morrissett, Architecture Editor Travel How Top 100 newcomer St. Patrick's Links quickly impressed our course raters By: GOLF's Course Raters and Ran Morrissett, Architecture Editor Courses Inside the all-new Top 100 Courses in the World: What you need to know By: GOLF Editors Courses Inside Inverness Club: Tour the newly renovated Solheim Cup host By: Sean Zak Travel The Bethpage Gauntlet: Playing all 90 holes(!) in just 36 hours By: GOLF Editors
