Every hole on the card at Quantico's Medal of Honor course carries a name, and No. 1 belongs to GySgt Daniel J. Daly.
It opened in 1930 with six holes, known then as The Officers' Club Golf Course, and reached 18 in the mid-1940s. It took its current name in 1980, honoring the Marines awarded the Medal of Honor. It's been a retreat for presidents since Eisenhower in the 1950s, with Nixon, Ford, Bush and Clinton after him.
Civilians can play here too, not just active duty and retired military and their families. The lighted range has a covered area for bad weather.
It covers over 200 acres of wooded, rolling ground. Doglegs bend both ways, and the greens are small and tucked into tough spots, so a misjudged approach costs you.