Ron DeSantis

Rank 20 of 47

Score 42

@theunrealcitynj I agree — there are courses in NY that nobody ever talks about that would be the best course in many other states. When golf became popular people built courses where there was the money to do it, and the greater NY area was the top spot during the 1900-1929 era. They got great

9/21/2025, 10:34:18 PM

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theunrealcity

@theunrealcitynj

57d

@RonDeSantis C has so many courses that are great that people don’t know very well - Piping Rock, Plainfield, Maidstone, Sleepy Hollow, Somerset Hills. All of which would be better known in places other than C, D or H!

Ron DeSantis

@RonDeSantis

58d

I’d choose D largely for non-golf reasons, but you can make a great case for C, D or H.

C has the best stretch of golf in the US (Long Island), arguably the greatest course in the world (Pine Valley), and historic major championship venues (Oakmont, Merion, Winged Foot, etc).

D

VJ’s Burner

@makethatVJsingh

60d

For the rest of your life, you can only play golf in ONE of the regions below.

Unlimited budget + access to any course you want to play, whenever you want.

Which one do you choose?

The statement is part of a lighthearted conversation about golf courses in different regions of the U.S. It discusses the historical development of golf courses in the New York area and their quality compared to other states. The tone is casual and informative, focusing on personal opinions about golf course locations.