True to its name, Marine Park Golf Course grants golfers panoramic views of the water as they traverse its 18 holes. But luckily for players with a fear of leviathans, most of the water remains at a distance. The course, which measures about 7,000 yards from the back tees, features only one such hazard, popping up on the ninth hole. The hole demands that golfers' aim stays true down the middle, lest their ball gets caught in the water, foiled by a bunker, or swooped up by a falcon.

There's more to the facilities than the course itself though. Golfers can brush up at the irons-only driving range or take lessons with no club restrictions from experts like Richard McDonough. Top-notch practice facilities and a new indoor performance studio help golfers further refine their game, regardless of the weather.