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@JD_Patrick @FootJoy Wish this didn’t look like cheap rose gold. Otherwise it would be nails.

All new @FootJoy Marquis from the Premiere lineup have landed in shop - about as good as it gets if you like a traditional look mixed with a modern performance driven outsole. Traction with the updated outsole is serious, I wouldn't be dragging my feet on any greens out the box

@whitewembanyama aye. come try out cv

Only played 7 of these. Have to see the last 3, shoutout the big easy

@moneywalshman class recognizes class

@coursevaults This list is absolute class

Top 10 courses by The Big Easy.

@ChrisSchooley3 course popularity is fluid

@coursevaults I think Congressional is surprised Congressional is on this list.

@will_taylor_12 never won the masters either. probably something to do with it…

@coursevaults Whistling straits over Augusta is a willldd take lol

@BryanTweed16 @willyydemps damn right he is

@willyydemps Sorry Willy, I’m a @coursevaults guy. 😉

I’ve played 30 of the Top 100… Underrated: Arcadia Bluffs (Bluffs), Forest Dunes, & Tobacco Road Overrated: Lawsonia (Links), The Park West Palm, & Firestone (South) Should Be On: Southern Pines, Whistling Straits (Irish) & Deacons Lodge Should Be Off: Crosswater, The Loop

What was your VERY FIRST driver? 💬

The 2026 U.S. Open tees off this week at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, NY. Here are 5 fascinating things to know about one of America's most ELITE clubs: 1 - $2,500. That’s what a group of New Yorkers, led by William K. Vanderbilt, paid for 80 acres of the Southampton land in 1891. Today, the rumored initiation fee alone runs up to $400K. 2 - 150 members of the Shinnecock Indian Nation cleared the land and built the original course, working off the design of the club's first architect, Scottish pro Willie Davis. The club was named in their honor, and its famous Chief logo remains a permanent tribute to that founding bond. 3 - 5 years later, the U.S. Open came to Shinnecock, where John Shippen Jr. (pictured) became the first African American to compete in a USGA event. When players threatened a boycott, USGA President Theodore Havemeyer refused to back down. Shippen went on to finish T-5, earning prize money that officially made him America's first native-born Black golf professional. 4 - From day one, Shinnecock shattered Victorian-era norms by welcoming women as members. In 1893, they built a separate 9-hole layout for them - the first women’s course in America. It was later absorbed to help expand the main track into the championship venue it is today. 5 - Designed by famed architect Stanford White, Shinnecock's 1892 home is considered the first clubhouse built specifically for golf in America. White was later famously shot dead at Madison Square Garden in 1906, an event that led to America's first "Trial of the Century." Bonus: It's the only venue to host the U.S. Open across three different centuries. This June marks its sixth time hosting the championship. Shinnecock has been played and rated by over 130 players on Course Vaults. It currently sits as the #2 ranked course in New York 🗽, #8 in the US 🇺🇸, and #11 on our all-time list. Join @coursevaults - the #1 golf tracking app for golfers with logos on their bag.

@JimOSulliv56324 @Steve_Sailer @MattDeLuca interesting...

@Steve_Sailer @coursevaults @MattDeLuca I caddied at both during my college years, decades and decades ago. Better tippers at National.

@ccaseny which one would do you prefer ?

@coursevaults National is very playable, pretty easy without a lot of wind. Shinnecock is tough!

@ChipJohnson01 congrats chip! found yourself a keeper if she's letting you play day of your wedding.

Birdie Birdie finish at the course I learned the game at, hours before my wedding right next to the 18th green Golf is the coolest game in the world

@scottyballz99 agreed.

@coursevaults I love both Merion and Oakmont. Double deckers get special consideration imo 😊

Who has the best locker room in golf? 📸 Winged Foot Golf Club, NY

@CapitanoJacko think the first one on the left says Clark

@coursevaults Oakmont is definitely in the conversation

@CapitanoJacko @AstorThe90277 exactly

@AstorThe90277 @coursevaults Therein lies the appeal

@coursevaults Pretty sure Ice and Mav almost threw hands in that locker room back in ‘86

@FedExCuck what’s wrong with it

@AstorThe90277 idk.. digging the no frills

@coursevaults This looks like an old boys boarding school that has never been cleaned or renovated