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Arvika Golfklubb ☆ Follow

Värmlands län

Arvika Golfklubb is an 18-hole golf course located in Arvika, Sweden, offering a complete facility that includes a driving range, putting green, restaurant, and golf shop. The course is situated in a natural setting near Lake Vänern, providing scenic surroundings for play. The club was established in 1970 and operates as a membership-based facility welcoming both members and guests. The course features diverse terrain and landscape characteristic of the Swedish countryside. Beyond golf, Arvika Golfklubb provides comprehensive amenities including junior development programs at various skill levels, professional instruction, and tournament opportunities. The facility has expanded its recreational offerings to include padel courts and maintains cross-country ski trails during winter months, making it a year-round activity destination. The club emphasizes community engagement and offers activities tailored to different age groups and skill levels throughout the year.

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Lombardia

Asa Golf Club ☆ Follow

山口県 8 upcoming events

Asa Golf Club is a 18-hole, par 72 course located in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, designed by (株)オークエンジニアーズ with supervision by Sadatachi Ohashi. The course is situated in a location offering views of the Seto Inland Sea, with elevated holes providing vistas of the Suo Nada Sea and the Kanmon Strait. The layout is characterized by minimal elevation changes, creating a flat and easy-to-play environment that allows for open drives and a rhythmic pace. The course is divided into an out and in nine, each featuring a mix of par 4, par 5, and par 3 holes. Notable features include the 5th hole, a par 4 where the second shot must clear a water hazard, and the 11th hole, a par 3 that also requires a carry over water. The 8th hole is described as a standout short hole with excellent location views. The 16th hole presents a unique challenge with a two-tiered green on a long par 3. The course is designed to accommodate players from beginners to single-digit handicappers, offering strategic options while maintaining a sense of freedom in shot-making. The total yardage from the full back tees is 6,864 yards, with the out nine measuring 3,396 yards and the in nine 3,468 yards. Regular tees offer a total of 6,201 yards. The course includes a practice facility and adheres to local rules regarding out-of-bounds and lateral water hazards, which are marked with white and red stakes respectively. The design emphasizes a relaxed atmosphere, allowing golfers to enjoy the natural surroundings and the expansive views characteristic of the Seto Inland Sea region.

Asagiri Country Club ☆ Follow

静岡県 1 upcoming event

Situated at an elevation of 971 meters in the Asagiri Plateau, Asagiri Country Club is a 7,633-yard, par-72 course designed by renowned architect Seizo Tomizawa. The 76.35-hectare property features a relatively flat terrain with approximately 30 meters of elevation change, utilizing the natural landscape to create a layout where every hole is separated by evergreen trees. This design ensures that players can enjoy unrestricted, powerful shots while being constantly framed by the majestic presence of Mount Fuji, which serves as a backdrop for the entire round. The course is characterized by its unique visual experience, where the mountain is visible from all 18 holes, sometimes directly in the line of play and other times reflected in water hazards. The layout includes a mix of uphill and downhill shots, with specific challenges such as the elevated green on the 7th and the two-tiered greens on the 2nd and 11th holes. The 15th hole, a par-5, is noted for its length and potential for long hitters to reach the green in two, while the 4th and 15th holes are highlighted as ideal for driving distance competitions. Located in a region with a warm climate influenced by the Suruga Bay, the course offers distinct seasonal playing conditions, providing cool summers and mild winters. The fairways and greens are maintained to suit these conditions, with the course featuring a mix of strategic bunkering and tree-lined fairways that require precise placement. The design by Tomizawa aims to create a sense of playing within a landscape painting, where the focus is as much on the surrounding natural beauty as it is on the technical demands of the golf shots.

Asagiri Venus Garden ☆ Follow

静岡県

Located in Fujioka, Shizuoka Prefecture, Asagiri Venus Garden is a 54-par short course featuring 18 holes with a total yardage ranging from 1,816 yards on the front nine to 2,133 yards on the back nine. The longest hole on the property is the 4th, which measures 202 yards on the back tees. The course utilizes bent grass for the greens and zoysia grass for the fairways, designed to accommodate a wide range of skill levels from beginners to advanced players. The layout is characterized by significant undulation and challenging terrain, with the front nine covering 925 to 1,060 yards and the back nine spanning 891 to 1,073 yards. The course design emphasizes strategic decision-making, particularly on the 4th hole where players are advised against trying to reach the green in one shot, favoring an approach game instead. The final three holes of the front nine serve as a critical juncture for scoring, while the back nine places a premium on distance management, especially on the 13th hole which varies from 118 to 150 yards depending on the tee. Out-of-bounds hazards are a prominent feature of the design, lining the right side of the 15th hole and guarding the green on the 1st, 5th, 7th, and 9th holes. Several holes feature steep slopes beyond the putting surfaces, including the 6th, 8th, 12th, 15th, 16th, and 18th, requiring precise shot placement. The 11th hole presents a water hazard that must be carried with a 60-yard shot, while the 13th hole is identified as the key to the back nine, demanding accurate club selection to navigate its variable length. The course is set within a landscape described as having garden-like scenery, allowing players to enjoy the views while navigating the challenging short holes. The facility includes a clubhouse with a restaurant, a practice range, and rental equipment such as carts and clubs. The course operates year-round with adjusted hours for winter and summer months, allowing players to complete multiple rounds in a single visit by staying until the final start time.

Asago Santo Country Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Located in Asago, Hyogo Prefecture, the Asago Santo Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course situated on the expansive 1,000,264 square meter terrain of the Houshito Hills, a designated natural park. Designed by Sadayoshi Mano and Hisashi Morioka, the course opened in April 1977 and is characterized by its undulating terrain and significant elevation changes. The layout is divided into an outward nine that is notably long and demanding, and an inward nine that features more intricate, tricky contours and strategic ups and downs. The course measures 6,902 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 71.5 and a slope rating implied by the varying yardages for regular, front, and ladies tees. The greens are maintained as bentgrass, providing a consistent putting surface across the rolling landscape. The design emphasizes accuracy over distance, with hazards strategically placed to penalize wayward shots. The front nine includes several long par fours and a formidable par five, while the back nine offers a mix of scoring opportunities and technical challenges. Key characteristics of the layout include the par-4 1st hole, which requires a precise tee shot to avoid the OB line on the right and a bunker that guards the approach. The 2nd hole is a demanding par-3 with a horseback-shaped green, flanked by OB and a lateral water hazard that makes accuracy paramount. The 9th hole presents a long, downhill tee shot over a pond, requiring players to carry the water from the regular tees to set up an approach to the green. The inward nine is defined by its strategic complexity. The 11th hole is a short par-3 where the green is surrounded by bunkers, with OB lurking behind the back edge. The 17th hole is a dramatic valley-crossing par-3 that features an exceptionally wide 40-yard green, requiring a bold and accurate shot. The signature hole is the 18th, a par-4 where the tee shot must carry a pond for over 220 yards, followed by a second shot that also requires carrying water, making it a memorable and challenging finish. The club hosts various amateur tournaments, including the Santo Amateur Golf Championship and the Santo Match Play Tournament. It is a self-play facility utilizing electromagnetic induction carts, and it is managed by Asago Santo Country Club Co., Ltd. The course is known for its challenging nature, often described by golfers as a course that provokes a desire to challenge every hole.

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Asahi Country Club ☆ Follow

山形県 2 upcoming events

Asahi Country Club is a golf course located in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan, offering scenic views of notable mountain landmarks. The course features beautiful panoramic vistas encompassing Chokai Mountain and Gassan, the principal peak of the Dewa Sanzan mountain range, creating an impressive backdrop for play. The course is designed to take advantage of the surrounding landscape, providing golfers with excellent scenic views throughout their round. The facility operates seasonally, typically closing in late November, with the course reopening in mid to late April. Asahi Country Club offers various amenities including a restaurant, and provides online reservation services for members and guests. The course hosts competitive events and tournaments throughout the season, including competitions held during the autumn months. The facility emphasizes its natural setting and mountain views as key attractions for golfers.

Asahi Kokusai Hamamura Onsen Golf Club ☆ Follow

鳥取県

Asahi Kokusai Hamamura Onsen Golf Club is a 36-hole facility located in Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, offering varied coursework with distant views of the Sea of Japan. The course features two layouts: the Hakuto Course and the Koyama Course, providing diverse playing conditions across its holes. The facility is situated near Tottori Airport and incorporates on-site accommodations, including cottage lodging facilities and hot spring amenities, distinguishing it as a resort-style destination. The course hosts competitive events including monthly tournaments and open competitions throughout the year. The club maintains restaurant facilities on both courses and offers seasonal pricing adjustments. The terrain and design emphasize variety in hole layouts, taking advantage of the natural landscape while providing views across the surrounding region toward the Sea of Japan. The facility serves both member and public play, with various tournament schedules and web-based booking options available.

Asahi Kokusai Himeji Golf Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Asahi Kokusai Himeji Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture, designed to offer a contrast between the exhilaration of a plateau course and the calmness of a forest setting. The layout strategically utilizes the natural terrain, featuring valleys and ponds that demand strategic play across the 18 holes. The course is divided into an outward nine with a yardage of 3,105 yards from the back tees and an inward nine of 3,065 yards, totaling 6,170 yards from the longest markers. The front nine begins with a demanding par-5 first hole, followed by a par-4 second hole that presents a second-shot challenge over a pond. The third hole is a par-3 requiring a precise distance control shot over water, while the fourth hole is a sharp right dogleg par-4 that tests long hitters. The closing holes of the front nine include a flat par-4 sixth, a right doglegging par-4 seventh with a two-tiered green, and a par-5 eighth that requires both a downhill drive and an uphill approach. The ninth hole is a left dogleg par-4 where the fairway narrows on the left side. The back nine opens with a par-5 tenth hole that encourages players to aim left to avoid out-of-bounds, followed by a straightforward par-4 eleventh. The twelfth hole is a mid-length par-4 with undulating fairways that require careful second shots. A significant challenge arises at the thirteenth hole, a par-3 downhill shot over water, where distance judgment is critical. The fourteenth hole is a long par-5 requiring an uphill approach over a pond, while the fifteenth hole is noted as the highest point on the course, exposing players to wind and requiring careful navigation of surrounding hazards. The final stretch includes a flat par-4 seventeenth, a left doglegging par-4 eighteenth where players are advised to use the right slope to widen the fairway, and concludes with a par-4 eighteenth hole that features a green protected by a pond on the right. The course design emphasizes the use of natural contours, with many holes featuring doglegs, elevation changes, and water hazards that dictate shot selection and club choice throughout the round.

Asahi Kokusai Takarazuka CC ☆ Follow

兵庫県 16 upcoming events

Asahi Kokusai Takarazuka Country Club is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. The layout is divided into two distinct nine-hole loops. The front nine is characterized by strategic shot-making, featuring water hazards such as a creek crossing the first hole and a water hazard guarding the 17th tee. The back nine offers a flatter, more expansive fairway layout that rewards distance, with several long par-4s and par-5s. The course measures 6,583 yards from the back tees, with a Course Rating of 71.4 and a Slope Rating of 134 for men. The front nine demands precision off the tee. The opening hole is a 361-yard par 4 that requires a carry over a creek, while the 6th hole stretches to 481 yards with a slight uphill approach. The 7th hole, a 508-yard par 5, is recommended for long-drive competitions, challenging players to navigate around bunkers. The 8th hole presents a 230-yard par 3 where the right side of the green drops off into a steep bank, penalizing errant shots. The 9th hole finishes the front nine with a 423-yard par 4 that plays uphill to a green that can be difficult to hold if the ball is struck too long. The back nine begins with the 10th hole, a 351-yard par 4 that plays to a fairway marked by a prominent pine tree. The 12th hole is a demanding 543-yard par 5 that requires a precise approach shot to a green guarded by towers. The 13th hole is a short, 149-yard par 3 played from an elevated tee, offering a downhill view of a two-tiered green. The 16th hole provides a relatively straightforward 465-yard par 4 with a wide landing area, while the 18th hole serves as a closing test at 502 yards, offering birdie opportunities for long hitters who can reach the green in two shots. The course is known for its natural beauty, incorporating trees, clear streams, and ponds into the design. It hosts regular tournaments, including the annual "Opening Memorial Cup" and the Takarazuka Golf Circuit. The facility also features an approach practice range that opened in July 2024. The course is part of the Asahi Kokusai Group, which operates other golf facilities in the region.

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栃木県

Asahihisuikaigan Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

下新川郡

The Asahihisuikaigan Park Golf Course is a 36-hole park golf facility located in Asahi, Toyama Prefecture, Japan. Officially recognized by the Japan Park Golf Association, the course is divided into two distinct 18-hole layouts: the Hisui Magatama Course and the Umi Hikoyama Hikoyama Course. The facility opened in October 2010 and is situated near the Hisui Coast, an area selected as one of Japan's Hundred Best Beaches. The course is designed to be accessible to players of all ages and skill levels, from children to seniors. It features a total par of 132 across its 36 holes. The facility provides rental equipment for those who wish to play without bringing their own gear, encouraging casual play among families, friends, and couples. Operating seasonally from April 1 to November 30, the course is closed during the winter months. Regular playing hours are from 8:45 AM to 5:00 PM, with entry restricted after 4:00 PM. The facility hosts various tournaments and events throughout the year, including the Asahi Open and the Rakuchee Cup, and offers instructional classes for beginners.

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北海道

Asahikawa Golf Club ☆ Follow

北海道 5 upcoming events

Asahikawa Golf Club is a 70-par, 18-hole course located in the Takiba district of Asahikawa, Hokkaido. The course layout spans 6,016 yards from the back tees and 5,723 yards from the regular tees. It was designed under the supervision of the Ryugasaki Country Club and its head professional, Eizo Igawa, opening in August 1957. The club was established on September 17, 1956, with Seiken Yamazaki as the first representative director and Kiichi Minami as the first president. The terrain is characterized by significant elevation changes, featuring numerous uphill and downhill shots that define the strategic nature of the layout. The front nine presents a mix of long and short holes, including a demanding par-5 third hole at 517 yards from the back tees and a short par-3 fourth that is described as the most difficult green on the course due to its surrounding trees, slopes, and water hazards. The back nine continues this challenging theme, highlighted by a par-3 twelfth hole that plays uphill with substantial elevation differences and OB risks. Key characteristics of the course include a reputation for difficult putting surfaces, particularly on the tenth hole, which is noted for being one of the most challenging greens in the region. The layout demands precision, with OB areas lining the left side of the first, third, and ninth holes, and water hazards guarding the right side of the thirteenth hole. Strategic shot placement is essential, as the course features doglegs, deep bunkers, and slopes that require careful club selection and accurate approach shots. The club maintains a strong focus on competitive play, hosting various official tournaments and open competitions throughout the season. As the club approaches its 70th anniversary, it continues to operate as a historic venue in Hokkaido, balancing its traditional layout with modern maintenance efforts to preserve its challenging character.

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北海道

Asahikawa Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 70, featuring 6,016 yards from the back tees and 5,723 yards from the regular tees. The course was established in September 1956 and opened in August 1957, with course supervision by Ryugasaki Country Club under head professional Eisozo Ikawa. The layout comprises two nines with distinct characteristics. The outward nine (holes 1-9) totals 3,026 yards with a par of 35, while the inward nine (holes 10-18) measures 2,990 yards, also par 35. The course is situated in Asahikawa with a challenging, undulating terrain featuring elevation changes, strategically placed hazards including water features, bunkers, and out-of-bounds areas. Notable design elements include elevated greens, doglegs, and significant elevation transitions requiring careful club selection. Hole 10 is described as the most difficult green in Hokkaido. Several holes demand precise shot placement due to water crossings, tree placement, and sloped terrain. The course presents considerable challenges for all skill levels, with particular emphasis on accurate approach shots and green reading due to complex slope work and strategic hazard placement throughout the layout.

Asahikawa International Country Club ☆ Follow

北海道

Asahikawa International Country Club is a hillside course located in Aibetsu, Hokkaido, positioned between Asahikawa and Sounkyo on Route 39, which leads to Daisetsuzan National Park. The course offers panoramic views of the Daisetsuzan mountain range and overlooks the pristine Ishikari River below. Designed by Yasuda Koukichi and opened in September 1965, the course features characteristically wide fairways typical of Hokkaido golf courses, separated by strategically placed trees. The design is considered one of Yasuda's masterworks. The surrounding area, known as Hasunayama, is designated as a wildlife protection zone. As a hillside course, it presents moderate terrain challenges while maintaining playability. The combination of open fairways and tree-lined corridors creates a balanced test of golf. The natural landscape, featuring both mountain vistas and river views, provides an aesthetically appealing setting. The course accommodates a membership of approximately 1,183 members and continues to host official competitions and open tournaments.

Asahikawa Memorial Country Club ☆ Follow

北海道

Asahikawa Memorial Country Club is a 7,155-yard, par 72 championship course located in Asahikawa, Hokkaido. The 18-hole layout is set within a vast forested area on significant terrain, featuring a strategic design that utilizes the natural elevation changes of the land. The course is situated approximately 15 minutes by car from Asahikawa Station and 36 minutes from Asahikawa Airport, with convenient access from the Dohoku Expressway. The routing is divided into an outward nine and an inward nine, with handicap indices assigned to each hole to reflect their relative difficulty. The front nine includes a mix of par 4s, par 5s, and par 3s, with the seventh hole serving as the most difficult on the front side, rated at handicap stroke index 1. The back nine mirrors this variety, featuring three par 5s and four par 3s alongside the par 4s. The fifteenth hole is the most challenging on the back nine, carrying a handicap index of 2, while the thirteenth hole, a par 3, is the hardest on the entire inward nine with an index of 18. The course is characterized by its hilly terrain, which demands strategic shot-making to navigate the elevation changes. The layout is designed to accommodate a range of skill levels, allowing golfers to enjoy the natural surroundings while testing their course management. The facility hosts various monthly competitions and open events, including themed contests, providing a structured environment for both casual play and serious competition.