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This may be the one course you
never get to play on unless, of
course, you're a pro or havemajor
connections. Pine Valley Golf Club
is incredibly private, tough to find,
and pretty mysterious they don't
even have a website, but those who
have gotten inside say that it's the
most impressive they're ever encountered. Plus, Golf Digest Magazine continually ranks Pine Valley as the best course in America. The club was founded in 1913
on 184 acres of pinelands. Later, an extra surrounding 416 acres
were bought to keep the course even more exclusive and hidden.
How do you get in? Well, according to New Jersey News, that only
happens if you're a very good golfer with at least a 20 handicap
and no matter how much money you have, you won't be able to
bribe your way in without impressive statistics. Basically, they'll
call you if you fit the profile. There's just one catch though, if you're
a woman, it doesn't matter how good you are; apparently this is
a man's world and women are only allowed to play as guests on
Sundays. What year is it again?
If you do get an invite, or are the guest of a member (of which there
are only around 1,000), you'll be one of only 135 golfers on the
course on any given day.
Monterey Peninsula Golf
Cypress Point Club Pebble Beach, California
This private club features a single 18-hole course (designed by Alister
MacKenzie in 1928), which is one of eight on the Monterey peninsula,
and is known for the three holes that span the Pacific Ocean the 16t