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The heart of competition season is here—and if you dream of testing your game on courses ranked among Golfweek's Top 100, there’s
The second half of the year is stacked with opportunities to play (or watch) high-level tournaments on legendary layouts. These events take place on **Classic icons, Modern masterpieces, and world-class Resort destinations**. Even if you can’t grab a spot in the field, it’s inspiring to see where the action is happening—and maybe add a few stops to your bucket list.
These golden-age gems have hosted everything from U.S. Opens to storied amateur championships. The 2025 slate features a mix of iconic stops like The Olympic Club and Pine Valley, along with hidden classics like Fenway and Holston Hills.
Modern design shines on courses like Bandon Dunes, Spyglass Hill, and Whistling Straits. Many of these venues are mainstays of elite amateur golf, hosting junior showcases, invitationals, and state championships.
From Florida sunshine to Carolina sandhills, these events make competitive golf feel like a vacation. Many courses, like PGA National and Mid Pines, host multiple tournaments late in the year, making them perfect destinations for extended golf trips.
Whether you’re swinging for trophies, chasing ranking points, or simply planning your next golf pilgrimage, these Top 100 venues set the stage for unforgettable moments. With so many great tournaments still to come, the best months of the golf year might just be the ones ahead.

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