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Dubai’s Emirates Golf Club named among world’s most desired golf courses

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Augusta National is the most popular golf course in the world among golfing fans, according to a new study conducted by golf apparel brand Galvin Green, with Dubai’s Emirates Golf Club coming in fourth.

At a time when interest in golf has reached record levels across the world, Google Keyword Planner and Instagram data were analyzed to determine which courses and prestigious clubs have attracted the most golfers to their landing pages and social following over the past year.

The study combined 12 common search terms related to golf clubs to reveal the global average monthly search volume for every course and the number of hashtags for each location.

The courses that golf fans dream of playing at were then ranked from highest to lowest. Augusta National takes the top spot with the highest combined golf index score of 98.62 out of 100.

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