For me, its the 117 yd. Par 3 Hole #11 at Rocky Point Golf Club in Maryland. It can play from a couple of different tee boxes, one that is quite elevated giving you a great view out into the Chesapeake Bay, the surrounding waters and nearby islands. While it is a short par 3 the winds coming off the bay make it a great challenge. Still, my best chance at an ace one day!

Not my picture but the 13th at Notts Golf Club, England. Downhill 200yd par 3 that changes colour with every season. Beautiful and tough

Not my picture but the 13th at Notts Golf Club, England. Downhill 200yd par 3 that changes colour with every season. Beautiful and tough

I'm gonna have to say 17 at Whistling Straights. It's a beast of a par 3 and quite the scenic but intimidating shot.
With the driver, I'll give the nod to 16 at Wentworth by the sea. It's a dogleg right par 5 where you hit over the ocean. You choose how much you can bite off.

11 at Trump National LA was pretty sweet.

I also really like #14 on La Quinta Mountain Course.

Quivira Cabo San Lucas was also pretty special.

It was in 2016, not this year but none have ever compared to playing up 18 on the Old Course St. Andrews, rocking my Titleist gear.

A short Par 4 course on the Greg Norman course in Puerto Vallarta. Love the way it looked on the tee. I had to go for it!

Any tee shot on Disney's Lake Buena Vista course.... I'm a Disney dork.

Pretty tough question, as there are so many favorites. For me, I always come back to the Plantation Course at Kapalua. While the 18th hole is always close to my heart for pure exhilaration...hit to the clubhouse chimney... there is something to be said about dawn patrol and that tee shot on the opening hole....

16th at Port Royal and 17 at the Ocean Course have been my favorite this year!

Number 17 is a very special hole and one of my favorites also. Only hole on the course that actually has a bunker.
At my age, my doctor says "be glad that you can go out a play as much as you do, Chuck", so any time I tee it up I am a happy camper. Any hole, anytime, anywhere. Tee it high and let it fly, fairways and greens. Golf is about having fun. Cheers.

Here is mine!
It’s a tie 16 and 17 nat cabot cliffs

I played Cabot Cliffs in 2015, before it was officially open to the public, and that par three is spectacular. It has some of the most magnificent views I have experienced and it is easy to forget that you are there to play golf, or least I did. It should be on everyone's bucket list.

Mauna Kea #3 272 yds (par 3) from the back tees. It’s all that and a bag of chips...

Number 3 at Aviara Golf Club in Carlsbad is one of my favorites. Flowers, water, lots of trees make it a very beautiful hole. Short but tricky!

Steve

All time: #18 at the old Lake Arrowhead Golf Course in Waleska Georgia. (They've since built houses on that hole and built a horrible course to replace the old one.) It was right along the lake a reachable in 2 Par 5 if you caught the fairway slope on the left side just right. It was a pretty narrow tee shot that usually left people missing into the left rough for fear of missing right into the water. Stand-in up there you knew though that you had a chance to finish your round with a potential eagle if your drive was perfect. Or you could easily end up with a double with just a slight miss.


Current: #18 at Harbour Town. I love that entire course. But standing on the 18 tee box is an adrenaline rush to say the least. It doesn't hurt that it's gorgeous.

I’ve had some great ones but it’s tough to beat the tee shot for Pebbble Beach 18. I have a few pics of me on it, but this second shot pic is one of my favorite ever!

#10 at Eaglesticks in Zanesville, Ohio. 132 yard wedge, down hill all carry over water. Just a great hole!

The first tee at Beth Page Black.

18th Sunningdale England