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Hirono Golf Club (Japan), Recommended by Ben Cowan-Dewar

The fifth at Hirono, with its large, deep bunkers -- dubbed "Alisons" in honor of their creator.

Hirono has been called the Augusta National of Japan; this moniker speaks to both its exclusivity and its quality. (“The story is that there are many CEOs in Tokyo waiting for their invitation to play here,” Ben quipped.) The parkland layout wanders through pine-covered hills and valleys, across gulleys and ravines; the prominent characteristics of Alison’s design ethos are all evident at Hirono—large, deep bunkers, sideways-tilting greens and prominent use of water hazards.
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Askernish Old, Scotland (Recommended by John Garrity)

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Back in 1990, John Garrity experienced that thrill of discovery in a very profound way, uncovering an 1891 Old Tom Morris design on the isolated Scottish island of South Uist. The course -Askernish - had not simply eluded American visitors. It had literally been 
lost to the ages!
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