Stephen Hennessey

Philly gets lost in the discussion of the best cities for golf. There's no denying New York, especially considering Long Island and Westchester courses. LA golf is fantastic and deep. Then to me, you have Chicago and Philadelphia, which both deserve more credit for the incredible depth of great courses each city has. Philadelphia has Merion East and Aronimink, and I'd also classify Pine Valley as Philly-area, so it's strong at the top. But in the video below, I look at the under-the-radar gems that you might not have heard of, but would make the top 10 in most states. Check out the video below:

The Old Petty course at Cabot Highlands is ready for tee times

Philadelphia has been a great host for this week’s PGA Championship. from GolfDigest

Candyroot Lodge is slated to open its first course in November, and Michelle Wie West is designing a short course with alternate routings at the new resort

Traveling golfers can be excused for assuming the coast of Scotland is one long stretch of startling linksland. After all, it’s in these seaside locations where so many legendary golf courses are located, and where they spend most of their time.

Rodeo Dunes is now open, and we got a first look

North Berwick is ranked 11th in our new list of the World's 100 Greatest Courses outside the U.S. and eighth on our list of the Best in the U.K. and Ireland.

Golf in England will be in the spotlight with The Open returning the next few summers—but some of the non-rota courses have the most character and charm

The rollout of our course rankings from countries and regions around the world continues this week. from GolfDigest

Lofoten Links, which had jumped to #24 in our last ranking of the World's 100 Greatest Courses, lacked sufficient ballots to make our top 100 this year—but ranks third in our Best Courses in Continental Europe.