
Steenberg Golf Club (Cape Town) —
Steenberg Golf Club in Cape Town has the largest green in Africa -- a 76-meter beast on the 14th hole with a hazard designed to resemble the mountains in the background.

Highland National (Saint Paul, Minnesota) —
Baseball player and Minnesota local Joe Mauer and Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz both learned to play at the Highland National Golf Course in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Yas Links (Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.) —
Abu Dhabi's Yas Links is the first Middle East golf course designed by course architect Kyle Phillips. Completely built on reclaimed land, the course has fantastic views and a variety of challenges.

Audubon Park (New Orleans, Louisiana) —
New Orleans' 18-hole Audubon Park Golf Course opened in 1898 and can be accessed via streetcar.

Windsor Golf and Country Club (Nairobi, Kenya) —
You'll go on a mini safari while playing at Nairobi, Kenya's Windsor Golf and Country Club. Monkeys and an array of birds are common sights.

The Royal Melbourne (Melbourne, Australia) —
Not for beginners, the Royal Melbourne is the oldest golf club in Australia. Its notorious hazards include vast expanses of tea tree scrubs and cavernous bunkers.

Golf Lounge Hamburg (Germany) —
At the Golf Lounge Hamburg, the focus is very much on perfecting your swing. You can use the Golf Lab to improve your technique or swing away any work stress at the driving range.

Del Mar Country Club (San Diego, California) —
San Diego's 18-hole Del Mar Country Club golf course is located in the heart of a beautiful private development that's home to celebrities such as Bill Gates.

ITC Grand Bharat golf resort (Delhi, India) —
This spectacular 27-hole golf course is the first in south Asia designed by Jack Nicklaus. The course is made up of three smaller courses -- the Canyon, Ridge and Valley courses -- which can be played individually or together.

Meadow Lake Golf Course (Whitehorse, Canada) —
Games often extend well into the night at this nine-hole Canadian golf course within Whitehorse's city limits thanks to summer midnight sun.

Yanggakdo International Hotel (Pyongyang) —
According to his former advisers, Kim Il-Sung scored countless hole-in-ones at the Yanggakdo International Hotel golf course in Pyongyang, North Korea. The course was recently torn down.


