A generation ago, there was a (then) rare golf version that used the flat line power / ding bar that WGT now uses (instead of that circular, dizzying crap elsewhere).
I mention this (and give Sega its due) because licenses had to have already been negotiated for the courses it offered ... all then on the PGA rota!
1. TPC Sawgrass (Florida)
2. Scottdale (Arizona)
3.Summerlin (Nevada, where Tiger won his 1st tour victory)
4. South Wind (home of St Jude PGA tourney)
5.Avenel (soon to be or already renamed TPC Potomac)
6.River Highlands (Connecticut)
7.Las Colinas (Texas)
8. Woodlands (Shell Houston Open, also in Texas)
I list these courses NOT (except Sawgrass) because there is an outcry for them, but because they have already been "scoped" to some extent for game play, and licensed to Sega, which is all but ignoring maintenance on their old (but wonderful) Genesis Golf Game.
If it makes them easier to get or easier to re-create, so much the better.
While I personally would love the lower course at Baltusrol, the reason it's no longer on the PGA Open rota is because TWO consecutive Opens there (1967, 1980 Nicklaus), he set US Open records there for low totals, then tied in 1993 by Jantzen, ALSO at Baltusrol. (There's no room there to move back the tees, similar to Firestone, in Ohio.)
And while we would ALL love to play Augusta National or even the supposedly toughest test of all in America - Pine Valley - they are so insular and probably xenophobic that I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for them to deign to even speak to anyone from the Hoi Polloi.
Imagine scores by our legends at Baltusrol? Four rounds under 200? It's almost possible now!