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81 – KawanaKawana, JapanTwo hours by train south of Tokyo, and within sight of Mount Fuji, Kawana has been dubbed the Pebble Beach of Japan.
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82 – North BerwickNorth Berwick, East LothianAbout as traditional a links as you will find, set on a narrow strip of land between the town and the Firth of Forth.
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83 – Royal AdelaideFindon, AustraliaThis wonderful links looks fairly flat from the 1st tee and there’s a railway line next to it.
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84 – Royal ZouteCadiespad, BelgiumCreated inland amid a landscape of pine, hawthorn hedges, silver birch and poplar trees, Zoute’s Championship course has hosted many Tour events
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85 – The Berkshire RedAscot, BerkshireA renovation project to clear trees and restore heather is paying dividends at this classic heathland course.
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86 – NoordwijkseLeiden, HollandOne of Holland’s hidden links, along with the likes of Kennemer and The Hague, this is a wonderful layout.
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87 – PrestwickPrestwick, AyrshireA big year for Prestwick, which celebrates the 150th anniversary of the first Open played over these links in 1860.
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88 – PGA CatalunyaGirona, SpainPopular with pros at last year’s Spanish Open, some suggested it was a future Ryder Cup venue.
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89 – TPC Sawgrass (Stadium)Ponte Vedra, FloridaEarly in 2006, after the final putt fell at the Players Championship, work began to make TPC Sawgrass play the way Pete Dye had always intended.
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90 – Emirates, MajilisDubai, UEARated the best in the region by Golf Digest Middle East, the home of the European Tour’s Dubai Desert Classic was the first grass course in the area.
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