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The Top 10 New Golf Holes I Discovered in 2025

News RoomBy News RoomJanuary 1, 20264 Mins Read
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The Best New and Renovated Golf Holes of 2025: A Look at Course Innovations

As the 21st century progresses, the golf landscape is experiencing a renaissance. Developers and clubs are investing significantly in new course designs and renovations, resulting in a notable improvement in quality. Modern golf course architects are gifted with stunning terrains and substantial budgets, allowing for innovative designs that deviate from the uninspired, standard layouts of the past. The focus now is on enhancing the golfing experience, making each hole unique and engaging.

In 2025, I had the opportunity to explore various new courses and renovations. Among the many memorable holes, the following ten stood out as the best.

Top 10 Golf Holes of 2025

1. Broomsedge Golf Club

Location: Rembert, S.C.
15th Hole, Par 4, 409 Yards
This classic setup presents players with a hard right out-of-bounds boundary, forcing them to make critical decisions on club choice and shot placement. The narrow green, sitting perilously close to the out-of-bounds line, adds an element of challenge, enhanced by its attractive, subtle contour.

Broomsedge Golf Club Approach
Broomsedge Golf Club Back View


2. Cabot Citrus Farms (The Roost)

Location: Brooksville, Fla.
4th Hole, Par 4, 420 Yards
This hole offers strategic intrigue with its dual centerline bunkers that challenge players to choose between multiple paths. The wide green, featuring a brutal false front, adds layers to the shot selection and potential misfires.

Cabot Citrus Farms
Cabot Citrus Farms Approach
Cabot Citrus Farms Green View


3. Eastward Ho!

Location: Chatham, Mass.
4th Hole, Par 3, 165 Yards
Kyle Franz’s renovation of this historic hole has transformed it into a breathtaking Biarritz-style green overlooking Pleasant Bay, amplifying its grandeur. Players are challenged not just by distance but by the green’s swales as well.

Eastward Ho! Teeing Off
Eastward Ho! Approach
Eastward Ho! Green View


4. Fall Line (East Course)

Location: Butler, Ga.
3rd Hole, Par 5, 520 Yards
This exciting hole embodies the potential of a reachable par 5, showcasing a dynamic short grass environment that invites daring shots and creative short-game play around the green.

Fall Line East Course
Fall Line Approach
Fall Line Green View


5. High Pointe Golf Club

Location: Williamsburg, Mich.
7th Hole, Par 4, 310 Yards
A clever design that offers a risk-reward scenario on a short par 4, this hole challenges players with conflicting strategies for reaching the green, which can lead to varying outcomes.

High Pointe Teeing Off
High Pointe Fairway
High Pointe Approach


6. The International (Pines)

Location: Bolton, Mass.
12th Hole, Par 4, 418 Yards
This hole captures the essence of British golf with its rolling contours and strategic bunkering, requiring a precise approach to navigate the green’s challenges.

International Pines Course
International Pines Fairway
International Pines Approach


7. The Keep at McLemore

Location: Rising Fawn, Ga.
9th Hole, Par 4, 427 Yards
Designed to embrace its stunning cliffside landscape, this hole combines breathtaking views with a gameplay strategy that invites thoughtful shot placement.

The Keep Teeing Off
The Keep Green View
The Keep Approach


8. Kinsale Club

Location: Naples, Fla.
13th Hole, Par 3, 167 Yards
Inspired by the iconic Postage Stamp, this short par-3 requires precision and finesse, turning a challenging approach into a rewarding experience.

Kinsale Club Teeing Off
Kinsale Club Approach


9. Philadelphia Country Club

Location: Gladwyne, Pa.
12th Hole, Par 5, 619 Yards
This grand hole is a stunning blend of beauty and brawn, demanding skill and precision for a chance at an eagle that could transform a player’s game.

Philadelphia Country Club
Philadelphia Country Club Approach


10. Soleta Golf Club

Location: Myakka City, Fla.
1st Hole, Par 4, 435 Yards
The opening hole is an effective introduction to the course, employing a strategic design that invites players into a landscape reminiscent of desert golf.

Soleta Golf Club Teeing Off
Soleta Fairway
Soleta Green View


Conclusion

The evolution of golf course design is evident in these ten remarkable holes from 2025. Each exemplifies the thoughtful engineering and creativity that is shaping the future of golf. Whether through challenging layouts, breathtaking landscapes, or innovative strategies, these courses raise the bar for the golfing experience.

Explore these incredible courses to discover unique golfing adventures and celebrate the artistry of modern golf design.

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