Ocean views
"Great naturalness is the supreme virtue of all golf courses," wrote Bernard Darwin. The newcomers to Golf Magazine's biennial survey of the Top 100 Courses in the World take advantage of their natural proximity to large bodies of water. The lure of these courses: difficult situations in beautiful places.
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A rising empire in California
Redlands Country Club was a 2,129-yard, nine-hole course smack dab in the middle of nowhere. Yet in the coming years, that location would prove prophetic, about halfway between burgeoning Los Angeles and the erupting elegance of Palm Springs. A century later, the area now known as the Inland Empire bridges the gap between the cooler coastal regions and the arid desert climate.
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