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3 Memorable Golf Museums
Including one in Scotland containing 16,000 historical objects.
1. British Golf Museum, Edinburgh, Scotland. Some 16,000 historical objects, including the sport’s oldest golf balls, fashioned of feathers, are housed a chip shot from the first tee at the Old Course at St. Andrews.
2. USGA Museum, Far Hills, New Jersey. Peruse rooms devoted to such American golfing stars as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer and compete on the museum’s 16,000-square-foot putting course.
3. World Golf Hall of Fame, St. Augustine, Florida. Watch championship highlights in the Hall of Fame’s Member Locker Room, test your skill on an 18-hole putting course, and tee off on a replica of the 17th hole island green at nearby TPC Sawgrass.