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[Lukas]

Being Australian, I'm planning on doing a few Australian golf courses that I've played.

- Royal Melbourne (West)
- Kingston Heath
- Victoria
- Metropolitan
- Lake Karrinyup

I'm hoping that there is useful terrain data for these courses from Bing, but I think I know the lay of the land at all of them well enough to produce something worthwhile.

[mjhamilton113]

I love the courseS. Being from New England in the US I'm excited to do some hidden gems from the area. Everyone knows the country club but there are so many other good courses up here cannot wait

[Unique]

Bonville Golf Resort, Palmer Resort at Coolum and my local North Lakes Golf Resort will be my first 3 depending on available data

 

Peter

[Maineah]

My 2 local courses... who knows after that...

[TheLighterDark]

My 2 local courses... who knows after that...

Yeah! I can't wait to take a shot at my local course. Would be an incredible experience to watch it come to life. 

[Andrew]

Congressional CC
Bethesda Cc
royal cinque ports (deal)
Queenwood
Royal New Zealand
Caves Valley

[M Rose]

Augusta

Muirfield Village

Pebble Beach

Pine Valley

Cypress Point

Oakmont

Merion

Oakland Hills

Cherry Hills

TPC Sawgrass

Bay Hill

The Old Course

Muirfield

Turnberry

Royal Melbourne

Kingston Heath

 

I'm doing Blackwolf Run for Links right now.... looks like a few of you mentioned that one, so I'll be sure to make it a priority.

 

Muirfield Village is my #1. I'd started one a couple of years ago but the guy who did the original one put out a 2011 update, so I gave up on it. Other than Augusta, that is my favorite course to watch on TV year after year. I'd actually like to be first in line to do the Course Forge version.

[ergo76prop]

Woodhall Spa
Ganton
Hillside
Formby
Prestwick
Sherwood Forest

[WayneH]

Wagga Wagga......Wayne - are you reading!!!

[Sinewiz]

Wagga Wagga......Wayne - are you reading!!!

How soon I forgot. Wagga Wagga was my favorite "real" course ever produced with Links 2003. Yes Wayne, please!

[Sinewiz]

Have no idea whether Rob Miller is frequenting this board or even if he's still designing, but three of his "real" courses were right at the top of my list with Links 2003.

Whistling Straits, Shinnecock Hills and Pine Valley. Would love to see what he could reproduce with the (CF) tools.

[KenR]

All of my favorites are already being listed here.   As with all of you, can't wait for CF to be released so the learning process and work on courses for Perfect Golf can get started.

[Keith]

Have no idea whether Rob Miller is frequenting this board or even if he's still designing, but three of his "real" courses were right at the top of my list with Links 2003.

Whistling Straits, Shinnecock Hills and Pine Valley. Would love to see what he could reproduce with the (CF) tools.

Hopefully some designers that got "burned out" with the time consuming APCD will get back on board with Course Forge.  Robert Miller is a genius with the APCD without a doubt.  I greatly enjoy Glenn Braden's designs also.  Really good times could be in store for us when these great designers get access to the new toys. 

[Jbx]

Pebble Beach, TPC Sawgrass and Royal Melbourne.

[mack]

Bonville Golf Resort, Palmer Resort at Coolum and my local North Lakes Golf Resort will be my first 3 depending on available data

 

Peter

+1 for Bonville, that is one of the best courses I have played.

[highfade]

• Oubaai, Ernie Els design 
• Links at Fancourt
• 2 courses at Fancourt
• Pinnacle Point

And maybe some other top courses in South Africa   

[fungolfer]

Wagga Wagga and Devils Island are absolutely no go's for me I loved to play both, but not sure I ever made a acceptable score on one of these

 

As for me:

Augusta + Par 3

Kiawah

Kapalua

St. Andrews

Harbour Town

[Sinewiz]

Wagga Wagga and Devils Island are absolutely no go's for me I loved to play both, but not sure I ever made a acceptable score on one of these

 

As for me:

Augusta + Par 3

Kiawah

Kapalua

St. Andrews

Harbour Town

Really? I never found Wagga Wagga that difficult at all. Devil's Island, now thats something completly different. But then I never really cared much for fantasy courses anyway. 

[Davefevs]

Really? I never found Wagga Wagga that difficult at all. Devil's Island, now thats something completly different. But then I never really cared much for fantasy courses anyway. 

Same for me....think Wagga Wagga was almost my first sub-60 round.

[Sinewiz]

Same for me....think Wagga Wagga was almost my first sub-60 round.

Very nice. You got me interested so I had to check my database. 62 was the best for me but then I'm not that good to start with.