World Golf Hall of Fame, St. Augustine

The World Golf Hall of Fame, located in the historic city of St. Augustine, Florida, is a shrine to the legends and lore of golf. This museum in St. Johns County is dedicated to celebrating the history of golf and the players who have made the sport what it is today.

At the World Golf Hall of Fame, visitors can explore exhibits that delve into the careers of the game's greatest players, the evolution of equipment, and the rich traditions of golf. Interactive displays and memorabilia from legendary tournaments bring the past to life, offering an immersive experience for golf enthusiasts and casual fans alike.

The Hall of Fame's trophy tower is a highlight, showcasing the hardware from golf's four major championships. The museum also features a replica of the famous Swilcan Bridge from the Old Course at St. Andrews, allowing visitors to walk in the footsteps of golfing greats.

Beyond the exhibits, the World Golf Hall of Fame offers a challenge to those who wish to test their skills. The 18-hole, natural grass putting course provides a fun and engaging way to enjoy the game, and the Hall of Fame's Challenge Hole gives visitors a chance to hit a shot over water to an island green, reminiscent of the iconic 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass.