Highlighted Courses Available
We have the ability to download over 500 lidar-based golf courses. The following are some of the most recognizable, challenging and enjoyable to practice and play on and already available.
Augusta, georgia
Augusta National
Augusta National is well-known throughout the golfing world for its immaculate conditioning, presenting impeccably manicured playing corridors, pine straw-lined fairways, flower beds dotted throughout, beautifully tended ponds – and wildly sloping putting surfaces! Golf fans the world over will recognize holes 11 to 13 by their nickname of “Amen Corner” but there are a few other names at Augusta National which are probably just as well know, including the Butler Cabin, Eisenhower Tree, Ike’s Pond and Rae’s Creek.
orlando, florida
Bay Hill
Champion and Challenger 9’s: The 18-hole championship course that the pros play in the PGA TOUR’s Arnold Palmer Invitational. This par-72 course is 7,300 yards long from the back tees and has four tee boxes. It features undulating terrain, water hazards, and strategically placed bunkers.
golf canyon, arizona
Dinosaur Mountain
Consistently rated among Arizona’s top courses, Dinosaur Mountain offers a challenging yet enjoyable round for golfers of all skill levels. Navigate dramatic elevation changes, encounter abundant wildlife, and take in breathtaking views as you conquer this remarkable course.
Madera, california
Dragonfly
Created by internationally renowned golf course architect Gary Roger Baird, Dragonfly features generous sized rolling fairways, giant oak trees, large green complexes, over 80 sand and waste bunkers, as well as six water hazards, all complemented by the natural beauty of the surrounding San Joaquin River habitat and panoramic views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Dragonfly has no houses, no traffic noise, no parallel fairways and thus those who come to test their skills will find themselves in one of the most serene settings in golf.
scottsdale, arizona
Estancia
The internationally acclaimed Estancia Club showcases an 18-hole championship golf course that was meticulously crafted by Tom Fazio. The course, spanning 7,314 yards, features bent grass greens and offers breathtaking vistas that are reserved exclusively for members and their guests, providing an outstanding golf experience. Over the years, the club has been rated among the nation’s top golf courses as it consistently holds the #1 ranking in Arizona according to Golf Digest and has been named the second best residential golf course in the country according to Golfweek Magazine.
bremerton, washington
Gold Mountain Olympic
The Gold Mountain Olympic Course is a challenging, hilly golf course with tree-lined fairways, significant elevation changes, and undulating greens, considered one of the best public courses in the Seattle area; designed by John Harbottle III, it features generous driving corridors despite the thick Pacific Northwest forest, with the most notable challenge coming from the complex greens and a few water hazards, particularly on the dramatic final few holes where a drivable par 4 finishes the round; often considered more difficult than the other course at Gold Mountain, the Cascade course, due to its steeper terrain and demanding green complexes.
panorama, british columbia
Greywolf
Welcome to Greywolf, a resort golf course that perfectly masters the balance between challenge and enjoyment. It is an 18-hole course that consists of a dynamic collection of par-3s, capped by the diabolical and signature Cliffhanger hole, which has been ranked among the best golf holes in the world.
forest, virginia
Ivy Hill
Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Forest, VA, Ivy Hill Golf Club is comprised of 18 challenging holes that require great skill and precision. Since 1971, this Forest favorite has challenged golfers of all skill levels, ranging from beginner to expert. Ivy Hill’s design is sculpted from its naturally-sloping topography, ensuring the flawless preservation of the natural terrain. With a slope rating of 130, Ivy Hill’s ambitious layout is considered one of the toughest in the area, placing a premium on precision swings while using every club in your bag.
Maui, hawaii
Kapalua – Plantation Course
The course’s layout incorporates the natural terrain, with rolling fairways, dramatic elevation changes, and undulating greens that demand both accuracy and strategic shot-making. Golfers are immersed in a stunning landscape, with lush vegetation, rugged cliffs, and the mesmerizing coastline as a backdrop.
dublin, ohio
Muirfield Village
A challenging, yet friendly, 18-hole, par 72 course designed by Jack Nicklaus. The course is known for its immaculate conditioning, strategic hazards, and elevation changes. It features narrow fairways, bold bunkering, and water hazards on 11 holes. The back nine is considered to be superior terrain with excellent risk/reward holes. The course also features a meandering creek that holes were strategically routed around.
New south wales, australia
New South Wales
The New South Wales Golf Club is a links-style golf course designed by Alister MacKenzie and Carnegie Clark in December 1926. It consists of 18 holes, two of which are beside the Tasman Sea and Botany Bay. The stretch of holes from the 5th to the 7th is generally considered to be NSW’s best. NSW perennially rates in the Top 6 courses in Australia and in the world Top 50.
belleair, florida
Pelican Golf Club
Pelican’s 18-hole golf course, designed with inspiration from Donald Ross’ original layout, can play to a par 70, stretches to 7,000 yards, and features lush greenery, undulating terrain, and crushed quartz sand. Every detail has been artfully designed and planned to perfection. Each year, The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge at Pelican brings the greatest female professional golfers in the world to Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, Florida.
Pebble beach, California troon, uk Scottsdale, arizona
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charlotte, north carolina
Quail Hollow
Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina is a private, 18-hole championship golf course that is considered one of the finest in the United States. The course is 7,600 yards long and is considered a stern test for even the best golfers. The final three holes, known as the “Green Mile”, are considered the signature stretch of the course
phoenix, arizona
Quintero
Quintero is a challenging championship course, and ranked as one of the best places to have a pure golfing experience in the Southwest. The smoothest greens, the most challenging shots, and the stunning desert environment make Quintero a must-play for serious golfers.
grand junction, colorado
Redlands Mesa
Positioned beneath the slopes of jagged buttes south of Grand Junction, Colorado, in the shadow of the towering pink and red sandstone face of the Colorado National Monument, Redlands Mesa is like playing golf along the bottom of the Grand Canyon, with a couple of sojourns to the Garden of the Gods thrown in.
sedona, arizona
Seven Canyons
Measuring nearly 7,000 yards from the championship tees, Seven Canyons offers natural beauty and walkability. This intimate par-71 course winds among jagged cliff faces, red-rock monoliths, ancient pinion pines, and alligator junipers. Subtle contours, crafty bunkers, and meandering arroyos set up for a risk/reward round of golf.
Orlando, florida
Shingle Creek
Designed by the renowned Arnold Palmer Design Company, the Palmer legacy is found in a handcrafted course with design features reminiscent of the finest classics in the world. Strategy and variety are front and center with some of the course’s features to harken back to the golden age of golf course design. Elevated greens and strategically placed bunkers are surrounded by enchanting flora and wildlife. Green complexes with fairway-cut surrounds or runoff areas give golfers of all levels more forgiveness and entertaining strategic options. Explore the championship course that challenges your entire game, yet rewards the diligent player.
kananaskis, alberta, canada
Stoney Nakoda
Bowling green, florida
Streamsong Black, Blue and Red Courses
Golf Digest’s 2018 Best New Golf Course of the Year, Streamsong Black designed by acclaimed architect Gil Hanse is a dazzling Par-73 championship layout offering breathtaking views of the vast landscape, which includes flowing elevation, rolls, tumbles and sand ridges akin to the Sand Belt Region of Melbourne, Australia. Streamsong Red is like nothing you’ve ever played. Designed by the legendary team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw–architects of seven designs in the Top 100 in the United States– Streamsong Red is an 18-hole masterpiece. Winding through decades-old sand dunes, lakes, and natural bunkers. Streamsong Blue features spectacular terrain, with rises and falls in elevation, and contours that undulate offering some of the most stimulating holes in golf.
rochester, minnessota
The Fold at Eastwood
Eastwood Golf Club offers 18 holes of golf that wind through pine, maple and oak trees, with challenging elevation changes that add to the course’s natural beauty. Marshes and ponds are located in key areas of the course. This setting in Southeast Rochester is a habitat for all kinds of woodland creatures, like deer, turkeys, hawks and many smaller animals and birds.
baranof island, alaska
Tongass National
“Nothing is Out of Bounds in Alaska, but many hazards await”
newburgh, indiana
Victoria National
Victoria National Golf Club in Indiana is a private, championship golf course that’s considered one of the most visually striking courses in the United States. The course is routed through an old quarry site and features a variety of holes, including par 3s that play around water. The course includes a five-hole “Gauntlet” that some say is a series of thrill-ride holes. The 18th hole is considered particularly challenging, with a difficult tee shot and a second shot that’s guarded by deep bunkers on the left and open water on the right.
honolulu, hawaii
Waialae
Waialae Country Club is a private country club in East Honolulu, Hawaii. Founded in 1927 and designed by Seth Raynor, it is a par 72 championship course at 7,125 yards from the Championship tees. From the Members tees at 6,456 yards, the course rating is 71.8 with a slope rating of 136.
Puako, hawaii
Waikoloa Beach
The Beach Nine is a must-play, featuring generous landing areas from the tee boxes and large greens surrounded by low-lipped bunkers to reward the social golfer. Hole #6 is the highlight of this loop, a par-five that plays on an emerald ribbon of fairway between black lava fields down to the ocean, then takes a hard dogleg-left to a putting surfaced ringed by swaying palm trees and backed by Pacific waves, creating one of the most beautiful and memorable holes in Hawaii. The Lakes Nine winds its way through the heart of the resort, taking its name from the bodies of water that come into play on five of the nine holes. This classic resort-style layout, part of the original Beach Course built back in 1980, will not beat you up with length, but does require strategic shots to avoid lava and water trouble.
annandale, minnessota
Whispering Pines
The 18-hole “Whispering Pines” course at the Whispering Pines Golf Club facility in Annandale, Minnesota features 6,421 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 70.9 and it has a slope rating of 129. Designed by Joel Goldstrand, the Whispering Pines golf course opened in 1986.
mamaroneck, new york
Winged Foot West
The West Course at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, New York is a private course that’s considered one of the most challenging layouts in the country. The course’s greens are considered some of the most dramatic and challenging in golf, with slopes and contours that are not commonly seen at other courses. The 10th hole is considered one of the best par threes in the world, and the par-5 16th hole is known as “Hells-Bells”.
Las vegas, nevada
Wynn
Wynn Golf Club is a championship golf course on the Las Vegas Strip that’s known for its scenic beauty, challenging gameplay, and views of the city. The course is 6,722 yards long, par 70, and has dramatic elevation changes. It features waterfalls, streams, forests, and water hazards.