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States with the best golf courses

Every state ranked by how many of its courses make the national top 100 and top 200 lists, and how high. Built from 3 sources. Last checked October 22, 2026.

Golf Digest · GOLF · Golfweek

  1. 1

    45 nationally ranked courses

    California

    45 courses on the national rankings, 15 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Cypress Point Club.

    • Ranked courses45
    • On all three publishers' lists14
    • Public ranked15
    • Top courseCypress Point Club
    100/100
  2. 2

    40 nationally ranked courses

    New York

    40 courses on the national rankings, 3 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.

    • Ranked courses40
    • On all three publishers' lists14
    • Public ranked3
    • Top courseShinnecock Hills Golf Club
    99/100
  3. 3

    28 nationally ranked courses

    Florida

    28 courses on the national rankings, 9 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Seminole Golf Club.

    • Ranked courses28
    • On all three publishers' lists7
    • Public ranked9
    • Top courseSeminole Golf Club
    84/100
  4. 4

    26 nationally ranked courses

    North Carolina

    26 courses on the national rankings, 10 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Pinehurst No. 2.

    • Ranked courses26
    • On all three publishers' lists8
    • Public ranked10
    • Top coursePinehurst No. 2
    82/100
  5. 5

    20 nationally ranked courses

    New Jersey

    20 courses on the national rankings, 0 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Pine Valley Golf Club.

    • Ranked courses20
    • On all three publishers' lists6
    • Public ranked0
    • Top coursePine Valley Golf Club
    80/100
  6. 6

    19 nationally ranked courses

    Massachusetts

    19 courses on the national rankings, 2 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Myopia Hunt Club.

    • Ranked courses19
    • On all three publishers' lists7
    • Public ranked2
    • Top courseMyopia Hunt Club
    80/100
  7. 7

    24 nationally ranked courses

    Pennsylvania

    24 courses on the national rankings, 2 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Oakmont Country Club.

    • Ranked courses24
    • On all three publishers' lists5
    • Public ranked2
    • Top courseOakmont Country Club
    79/100
  8. 8

    21 nationally ranked courses

    South Carolina

    21 courses on the national rankings, 6 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Kiawah Island Golf Resort: The Ocean Course.

    • Ranked courses21
    • On all three publishers' lists5
    • Public ranked6
    • Top courseKiawah Island Golf Resort: The Ocean Course
    79/100
  9. 9

    15 nationally ranked courses

    Ohio

    15 courses on the national rankings, 1 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Muirfield Village Golf Club.

    • Ranked courses15
    • On all three publishers' lists7
    • Public ranked1
    • Top courseMuirfield Village Golf Club
    78/100
  10. 10

    23 nationally ranked courses

    Michigan

    23 courses on the national rankings, 12 of them open to the public. The highest rated across the lists is Crystal Downs Country Club.

    • Ranked courses23
    • On all three publishers' lists7
    • Public ranked12
    • Top courseCrystal Downs Country Club
    76/100

All 50 states

#StateRanked coursesPublicHighest ratedScore
1California4515Cypress Point Club100
2New York403Shinnecock Hills Golf Club99
3Florida289Seminole Golf Club84
4North Carolina2610Pinehurst No. 282
5New Jersey200Pine Valley Golf Club80
6Massachusetts192Myopia Hunt Club80
7Pennsylvania242Oakmont Country Club79
8South Carolina216Kiawah Island Golf Resort: The Ocean Course79
9Ohio151Muirfield Village Golf Club78
10Michigan2312Crystal Downs Country Club76
11Wisconsin1411Whistling Straits: Straits Course76
12Illinois171Chicago Golf Club75
13Georgia174Augusta National Golf Club75
14Oregon1513Pacific Dunes73
15Texas205Whispering Pines Golf Club72
16Nebraska104Sand Hills Golf Club69
17Minnesota113Interlachen Country Club66
18Colorado105Ballyneal Golf Club66
19Arizona132The Estancia Club64
20Maryland80Congressional Country Club: Blue64
21Hawaii86Nanea Golf Club63
22Virginia74Kinloch Golf Club63
23Washington64Gamble Sands61
24Indiana84Victoria National Golf Club61
25Missouri63St. Louis Country Club60
26Oklahoma52Southern Hills Country Club60
27Rhode Island40Newport Country Club59
28Tennessee51The Honors Course59
29Nevada75Shadow Creek58
30West Virginia31Pikewood National Golf Club58
31Connecticut71The Stanwich Club58
32Montana41Rock Creek Cattle Company58
33Kansas30Prairie Dunes Country Club57
34Idaho40Gozzer Ranch Golf and Lake Club56
35Alabama41Shoal Creek54
36Utah53Black Desert Resort54
37Iowa30The Harvester Club53
38Arkansas31Blessings Golf Club52
39Mississippi22Mossy Oak Golf Club51
40Kentucky20Valhalla Golf Club51
41New Mexico22Paako Ridge Golf Club50
42Delaware20Bidermann Golf Course48
43South Dakota10Sutton Bay Golf Course47
44North Dakota33The Links of North Dakota47
45Vermont10Ekwanok Country Club47
46Wyoming10Shooting Star Golf Club47
47Maine11Cape Arundel Golf Club44
48Alaska00None ranked40
49Louisiana00None ranked40
50New Hampshire00None ranked40

How we score

We count every course on the national rankings from Golf Digest, GOLF and Golfweek: their top 100 and top 200 lists and their best public lists. A place near the top of an overall list is worth about twice a place near the bottom, and a place on a public-only list is worth less, since those lists are shorter on top-end courses. Each publisher counts once per course, so a course on all three publishers' lists counts three times.

A state's points are added up, then scaled from 40 to 100 on a square root, so the first great course in a state counts for more than its tenth. The by-state lists aren't counted, because they rank courses in every state by design.

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What we left out

Sources

State outlines: US Census Bureau boundaries, via us-atlas.

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