Apes Hill Barbados, set about 1,000 feet above sea level, combines a Ron Kirby championship course, views of the Atlantic and Caribbean coasts, and a wide range of resort activities.

The historic South Ayrshire beacon serves as both a halfway house and a luxury suite overlooking the Ailsa Course and the Firth of Clyde.

Kingston Heath in Melbourne will host its first Presidents Cup in 2028, followed two years later by Bellerive in St. Louis.

The first of two planned 18-hole courses at Wild Spring Dunes in the East Texas countryside is now open to public play.

The Presidents Cup returns to Medinah, site of Europe’s famous 2012 Ryder Cup comeback. Here are seven things to know about the club and its No. 3 course, which will host the U.S. and International teams.

Quality and variety of courses, striking landscapes and welcoming locals have made New Zealand an increasingly popular destination for North American golfers.

The future of East Potomac Golf Links remains uncertain as the Trump administration pursues a major renovation and preservation advocates challenge the changes in court.

CDA National Reserve in Idaho offers not just a Tom Weiskopf-designed course, but also a unique approach to member well-being. Here, golf is combined with cutting-edge longevity medicine.