I am a member at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, FL, where we have 3 courses, Wanamaker, Ryder and Dye. My favorite is the Wanamaker, which is the championship course.

Had to say which is my favorite course? My favorite to have never played would be Augusta National.

Have been blessed to have played some of the prettiest golf courses around. North, South, East and West. Looking to the North, I would have to go to Canada. Cabot Cliffs, Cape Briton, Nova Scotia. A great golf course with world class views. East has to be in the Carolinas. First would be in North Carolina and that would be Pinehurst. The whole resort, but #2 and #4 are my favorites. Moving down the coast to the Southern Carolina has to be in Charleston. The Ocean Course on Kiawah Island and the The Country Club of Charleston. Maybe even further south the TPC @ Ponte Verde in Jacksonville, FL. Love the Players Course. South moves me to Memphis, TN and the TPC @ Southwind and Ridgeway Country Club, Collierville, TN. West, Spyglass Hill, Torrey Pines and PGA West come to mind in California. Have been across the water and love Ireland. Dingle Bay and Ballybunion. Out of the question for me playing there again or going to Scotland, can no longer walk courses.

Most beautiful I have played - Cabot Cliffs
The one I have played the most - The Ocean Course

My favorite is the combination of all courses on property at the resort in Bandon Oregon. My favorite of those seems to change every year but for sure, the combination of playing them all in the same week and the full resort experience keeps me coming back every year.

For me it’s the Alisa at Turnberry. Fabulous views and a true links test.

Favorite course I've played is Hyannisport on Cape Cod. Favorite I haven't played is Pinehurst#2

Favorite course that I've played is TPC Las Vegas, love the views and that it's nice and quiet away from the rest of Vegas.

Played all the championship courses in the uk as well as plenty of others and they all have their own unique things but LYTHAM ST Ann's is truly stunning and a fantastic challenge especially in the wind
Also played a lot in Europe and Valderrama is amazing with great holes and greens
But in all honesty I couldn't say I have one real favourite

Can't even pick one, I was fortunate to grow up in Westchester New York, played Bethpage 50 times before anyone had heard of it, played #2 100 times for $20 while in the Army, was even more fortunate that my dad's poker group were members at the best courses on Long Island. Toughest course from the Men's Tee's (Not the White's), is Pine Valley by miles, love Kiawah and Lake Nona in Orlando. Let me play Winged Foot for the rest of my life, my life is complete, hard to top that one!

I’d love to play the Old Course at St. Andrews again. There are a bunch of courses played that I either revel or revile. One course I’d like another crack that I think/know I can attack some of the holes that beat me is Tobacco Road. Just quirky enough that I think I can master it. I haven’t done badly at Whistling Straits but I think 18 will always ruin my round. An example of a revile course.

I ahve played many but my favorite has to be the royal dublin golf course. fantastic place that

By far and away my favourite course is Sunningdale Old course. From the moment you drive through the gate, you are immersed in history. The caddies are both very good players and informative, and the course is just amazing.

Any course I can post an 88 or lower.
Short list!!!

Teeth of the Dog and Brandon Trails!

Living here on Long Island it would be Bethpage Black & Red and also Montauk Downs.

Sebonack and Shadow Creek - can't choose just one!

Pinehurst #2 and 4 and Oak Hill East

My favourite course to play is one that I don’t get to play that often. It’s the St Charles Country Club in the city where I was raised. Winnipeg Manitoba. St Charles has 27 holes with 9 holes each being designed by Donald Ross, Alexander MacKenzie and Harvey Wood. A great challenge. One of the real fun courses is Bears Best in Las Vegas. Super course lots of variety.

Here in Michigan my favorite course is Forest Dunes, can't wait to get back there. A very close second is Grey Walls . Both are excellent!

Have to go wit’h Cypress Point. Good times!

I've really been trying to knock out some bucket list courses the past few years. If you are looking for something completely different and out of the norm you couldn't go wrong with WOLF CREEK! It's definitely in my top five. Hard to pick just one. Sawgrass is definitely high on the list. Probably will revisit this question after the TTI in Scottsdale.