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Every year, the short hole tempts contestants of the Northern Trust Open into going for the slender green that repels all but the most precisely executed shots.

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The Harbour Town lighthouse beyond the green offers the ideal line for the drive to the wide fairway on the finishing hole at the long-time host of the Heritage.

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Every year at the Players Championship, watching the world’s best players negotiating the island green offers one of the most memorable scenes in golf.

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Known as the Postage Stamp, the shortest hole on the British Open rota has a small green surrounded by bunkers. Even good players can rack up big numbers if they miss this tiny target.

The imposing Mourne Mountains present one of the most dramatic backdrops in golf, and the long 9th hole matches its epic surroundings as it falls from the tee before rising toward the green.

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The wind can make this seemingly innocuous hole play much longer. Golfers have been known to hit as much as 5-iron to this small, bunker-surrounded green that sits on a peninsula.

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Many pursuers of the Claret Jug have seen their quests end on one of the Road hole’s hazards: the road itself, which runs behind the green, or the Road hole bunker, which guards the front...

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