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The experienced golfer is always on the lookout for the best of the best when it comes to golf courses that are new and exciting making waves in the industry. Here are five-must play golf courses in the United States.

1. Pine Valley Golf Club in Clementon, NJ – Pine Valley, which is 15 miles of Philadelphia, is constantly appearing in various lists of popularity for the best courses in the world and the U.S., George Crump is founder of the course and made the island the focal point main area. The tee is an island. The street, though it is 55 meters wide, is also an island. Each plot is surrounded by sand, dense forests and water between the beautiful landscapes.
2. Cypress Point in Pebble Beach, CA – Cypress Point is known for its picturesque surroundings of sea and wildlife (the players have had even sights of deer roaming the area). The course, which was designed by Alister Mackenzie, is one of the world's most exclusive clubs. The first Nine rounds of twist and turn through forests of trees and the last nine are surrounded by the Pacific Ocean.
3. Shinnecock Hills Golf Course in Southampton, NY – William Vanderbilt, Duncan Cryder and Edward Mead were the first to discover the area in Long Island City Southampton ostentatious. With the help of 150 Shinnecock Indians, 12-hole course was built in 1891, the course had been updated and added several times since. A unique part of the course is playing a role of wind the longer par 4s, while the shorter par 4s play in the wind. The course is a challenge from the tee and from the street.
4. Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, PA – Oakmont is claimed to be one of the most difficult courses in America. The greens are slick and wildly contoured and combined with raw ditches along streets and about 200 shelters. The course opened in 1903 and was to resemble the links open in Britain.
5. Pacific Dunes Bandon, OR – Opened in 2001, many consider Pacific Dunes Pebble Beach rival as the best public access course in the country. The course is difficult with consecutive par 3s and among the beautiful scenery.

Oak Grove Golf Course on the Golf Scene TV Show