Golf Courses

Aso Akamizu Golf Club ☆ Follow

熊本県

Aso Akamizu Golf Club is located in Aso City, Kumamoto Prefecture, within the Aso Caldera area of a national park. The course is a 18-hole layout designed by renowned architect Shiro Akane, who considered this his final masterpiece. The facility features two distinct courses: the Kishima Course, a forest course lined with 50-year-old cedar and cypress trees, and the Nakadake Course, which offers wide fairways and varied terrain. The Nakadake Course is the active 18-hole layout, while the outer wheel course is currently suspended. The Nakadake Course presents a strategic challenge with a par of 72 and a total length of 5,520 yards from the back tees. The layout is characterized by undulating terrain that affects distance perception, with holes ranging from 130 yards to 552 yards. The course is heavily guarded by bunkers, water hazards, and out-of-bounds areas, particularly on the dog-leg holes and those with sloping greens. The difficulty is highlighted by the 12th hole, a 469-yard par 4 identified as a handicap 2 difficulty, which requires precise driving to avoid difficult approach shots. Notable features include the third hole, a 181-yard par 3 protected by water and bunkers that demands a precise approach from the front. The fourth hole, a 552-yard par 5, requires players to navigate over a cross bunker toward a cluster of cedar trees. The 18th hole is a 530-yard dog-leg right where accuracy is paramount, as any deviation to the right leads to deep rough or out-of-bounds. The course design integrates the natural landscape of the Aso region, with views of the caldera and surrounding mountains influencing the strategic play of each hole.

Aso Green Hill Country Club ☆ Follow

阿蘇郡

Aso Iizuka Golf Club ☆ Follow

嘉穂郡 1 upcoming event

Aso Iizuka Golf Club is a 27-hole facility located in Kikawa, Asakura District, Fukuoka, set on a flat hilly terrain with moderate undulations. The course was designed by Yoshimasa Fujii, a prominent figure in Japanese golf known as the "Wajima Wild Man," who won the 1971 Japan Open. The layout features large bent greens and strategically placed ponds, requiring accurate shot selection and reading of the terrain. The club opened in October 1973, founded by Taika Asou, who sought to develop the area's former coal mining sites into a community asset. The course is divided into three 9-hole loops: the Blue, Green, and White courses. Each loop plays to Par 36. The Blue Course measures 3,242 yards from the middle tees and is characterized by water hazards, particularly on the second and fourth holes which require shots over ponds. The Green Course, measuring 3,200 yards from the middle tees, is described as the most representative of the club's hilly nature, featuring significant elevation changes that challenge players' approach shots. The White Course, at 3,205 yards from the middle tees, sits at the highest elevation of the three and is noted for being particularly affected by wind conditions. The full 27-hole layout offers varying yardages depending on the combination of loops played. The Blue and White combination totals 7,081 yards from the back tees, while the Blue and Green combination measures 6,809 yards. The Green and White combination plays to 6,920 yards. The course is known for its strategic demands, with each hole requiring careful consideration of pin positions and wind direction. The fairways are described as wide, but the approach shots must navigate the undulating terrain and water hazards to reach the large, sensitive greens. Aso Iizuka Golf Club has a significant history of hosting professional tournaments. It hosted the 1978 Kansai Pro Seniors Championship, the 1987 Kyushu Open, and the 2013 Japan Seniors Open Golf Championship. The club also hosted the JLPGA Step Up Tour in 1999 and the PGA Senior Tour Komatsu Open in 2000. In 2004, 2005, and 2006, it hosted the Asahi Green健 Yomiuri Aso Iizuka Memorial Open, featuring winners Y.E. Yang, Dong Yi, and Takehiko Ichihara. The club continues to host various amateur and professional events, including its own club championships and inter-club competitions.

Aso Resort Grand Vrio Hotel Golf Course ☆ Follow

熊本県

The Aso Resort Grand Vrio Hotel Golf Course is a 36-hole facility located in Aso, Kumamoto, Japan, designed by Arnold Palmer. The course is divided into two distinct 18-hole layouts: the East Course and the West Course. The East Course is characterized by strategic play involving uphill and downhill shots, while the West Course is noted for its longer distance and more challenging water hazards. The East Course features undulating fairways designed to confuse players and offers the option for simultaneous out-and-in starts, making it suitable for large competitions. It includes a lunch break, allowing for a more leisurely round. In contrast, the West Course is a through-play layout without a lunch break, facilitating a faster pace of play. This course allows fairway access for carts and is equipped with two-person carts, catering to couples and beginners. The facility has hosted professional golf tournaments, including the Mitsubishi Gallant Tournament on the Japan Men's Professional Golf Tour in 1995. It also hosted the Route Inn Cup Aso Grand Vrio Ladies tournament on the Japan LPGA Tour in 2010, 2011, and 2012, as well as the Legends Championship Route Inn Cup in 2014. The course is situated at the foot of Mount Aso, offering views of the Aso outer ring mountains.

Asobi-bar ☆ Follow

千葉県

Asociación de Golf Villa de El Escorial ☆ Follow

Comunidad de Madrid

Asociacion Paraguaya de Golf APG ☆ Follow

Central

Asolo Golf Club ☆ Follow

Veneto

Asolo Golf Club features 27 holes across three distinct courses set in the Colli Asolani region of northeastern Italy, near Cavaso del Tomba in Treviso. The course layout showcases natural undulating terrain with rolling hills and valleys, offering players a unique and relaxing playing experience framed by extraordinary landscape views of the surrounding countryside and hills. The course is characterized by its width and natural topography that creates varied playing conditions throughout. The facility has served as Italy's first federally-recognized golf training center since 2003, hosting professional instruction and summer camps. Asolo Golf Club maintains an active competitive schedule with numerous tournaments throughout the year and publishes updated rankings for participants. The club also offers Foot Golf alongside traditional golf, along with a clubhouse, restaurant, and event facilities for weddings and corporate meetings. The combination of challenging terrain, scenic beauty, and comprehensive amenities makes it a multifaceted golf destination beyond just course play.

Asoufid Golf Club ☆ Follow

cercle de Saada

Assoufid Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 desert-style golf course located 10 kilometers from Marrakech's Medina in Morocco, opened in October 2014. Designed by Scottish architect and former European Tour player Niall Cameron, the course stretches 6,440 meters (7,042 yards) across naturally undulating terrain with commanding views of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains. The course is characterized by its environmental sensitivity, with only 45% of the layout planted to minimize water consumption while preserving indigenous trees, palms, cacti, and olive trees. Notable features include several dog-leg holes and the signature par-3 17th hole, a challenging shot over a dry riverbed (shaaba) with panoramic mountain views. The course presents varied difficulty with strategic hazards including desert zones and elevated greens requiring precision play. Assoufid has received multiple accolades, including World Golf Awards for Africa's Best Golf Course (2014, 2016-2017, 2021-2023), Best Golf Course in Morocco, and recognition from IAGTO for Best Golf Experience in Morocco. The clubhouse offers dining and event facilities with golf course views.

Aspeboda golf ☆ Follow

Dalarnas län 1 upcoming event

Aspen Acres Golf Course ☆ Follow

ID

Yellowstone Golf Resort at Aspen Acres is an 18-hole mountain golf course located near Ashton, Idaho, positioned between Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. The course is set within an aspen grove on 100 acres of an original Eastern Idaho homestead, offering scenic mountain views throughout the layout. The course presents considerable challenge through its combination of tee-to-green elevation changes, doglegs, narrow fairways, and undulating greens. These design elements make it one of the more demanding 18-hole courses in the region. The terrain and landscape reflect the mountain setting, with aspens and pines characterizing the property. Beyond golf, the resort operates as a comprehensive recreational facility, featuring an RV park, cottage rental accommodations, and a bar with music venue. The property retains historical significance through its landmark barn, which speaks to the area's agricultural heritage. The resort offers a "Stay and Play" package for guests, allowing golfers to combine accommodation with rounds at discounted rates.

Aspen Golf Club ☆ Follow

CO

Aspen Grove Golf Course ☆ Follow

British Columbia

Aspen Grove Golf Course, located 14 kilometers south of Prince George, British Columbia, opened in 1971 as a 9-hole layout before expanding to 18 holes in 1986. The course was developed by Vern and Marlene Norbraten, who began construction in 1968 with assistance from family and friends. The course is carved from natural forest terrain and features Provy Creek running through it, along with several man-made ponds that support local bird and waterfowl populations. The layout is notably walkable, allowing golfers to experience the peaceful country atmosphere. The front nine is particularly known for birdie opportunities, with accurate yardages and sprinkler head placements providing fair course conditions. The setting emphasizes accessibility and an affordable, friendly golfing experience within a natural woodland environment. Tournament facilities include a large covered barbecue area for group events and outings.

Aspen Hills Golf Course ☆ Follow

WY

Aspen Hills Golf Course is a nine-hole par 36 course situated atop a mountain in Star Valley, Wyoming, offering extraordinary views of the surrounding landscape. The course is characterized by challenging terrain defined by thick Aspen trees that frame the fairways and create a distinctive mountain setting. The signature hole is the renowned 4th hole, nicknamed "The Tunnel Hole," a 554-yard double dogleg par 5 that is recognized as the most difficult hole in Wyoming. This hole features an exceptionally narrow fairway, with sections as tight as 40 yards, winding between dense Aspen trees on both sides. The fairway slopes left throughout most of the hole's length, leading to a highly elevated green. The hole's difficulty stems from the tight tree-lined corridor requiring precise shot placement, with minimal margin for error. The course design emphasizes strategy and accuracy, with the natural landscape and vegetation serving as primary hazards rather than traditional sand bunkers or water features. The elevated green complexes and mountainous terrain add to the overall challenge and character of the course.

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OR

Aspen Ridge Golf Course ☆ Follow

IL

Aspen Ridge Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course located in Bourbonnais and Bradley, Illinois. The course measures 6,191 yards with a par of 70, offering a course rating of 68.8 and slope rating of 112, indicating moderate difficulty. Water hazards come into play on seven holes throughout the layout, adding strategic challenge to the design. The course features a 40-station driving range, practice putting green, and sand trap facility for player preparation. A clubhouse provides snacks and refreshments, including alcoholic beverages. The course operates daily from 45 minutes after sunrise to 30 minutes before sunset, weather permitting. Professional instruction is available through the course's Pro, Brett Bukowski. Aspen Ridge welcomes both public players and members, with membership options available that include discounted cart fees of $12 for nine holes and $15 for eighteen holes.

Aspen Valley Golf Club ☆ Follow

AZ

Aspen Valley Golf Club is a private 18-hole course located in Flagstaff, Arizona, nestled within a ponderosa pine forest east of downtown. The course stretches 6,889 yards at its longest tees and plays to a par of 72, with multiple tee options accommodating all skill levels. Originally constructed in 1973 as part of a larger project, the course was reconceived in 1993 when 315 charter members purchased it and converted it to a private club. The layout utilizes natural site features effectively, with holes moving in varying directions and elevations that showcase rolling topography and views of Mount Elden and the San Francisco Peaks. The course features bentgrass greens and is characterized by tall ponderosa pines lining most holes, creating natural framing for shots. Where pines don't dominate, natural wetlands provide alternative challenges. The design successfully balances difficulty for accomplished golfers while remaining accessible to novices. Elevation provides ideal growing conditions, ensuring lush conditions from late spring through early fall. The membership is capped at 400, with limited annual availability. The intimate clubhouse sits adjacent to the first tee, golf shop, and practice green, creating a community-focused atmosphere.

Aspetuck Valley Country Club ☆ Follow

CT

Aspetuck Valley Country Club is located in Weston, Connecticut, nestled on rolling, wooded acres along the Aspetuck River. The club features a golf course set within spectacular natural surroundings characterized by diverse terrain and woodland landscape. As a family-oriented country club, it emphasizes accessibility and community, notably operating without a tee-time reservation system to allow members easy access to play. Beyond golf, the facility includes 11 tennis courts, a pool, and dining amenities. The club is recognized for its world-class dining program and combines recreational opportunities with an informal atmosphere. The course is part of a comprehensive athletic and social facility that serves as a hub for member activities and events, positioning itself as a destination for both golf and broader recreational pursuits within the greater Connecticut area.

Aspley Guise & Woburn Sands Golf Club ☆ Follow

Bedfordshire 2 upcoming events

Aspley Guise & Woburn Sands Golf Club, established in 1914, is located between the villages of Aspley Guise and Woburn Sands on the south side of Milton Keynes, on the border between Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire. The course features a mature heathland and parkland design that blends naturally with the surrounding landscape. The club is supported by a modern clubhouse with distinctive curved architectural lines, complemented by a first-floor wrap-around balcony offering panoramic views across the course. The clubhouse includes a bar, lounge, and restaurant, all positioned to maximize the vistas over the playing areas. The facility accommodates golf play alongside societies, corporate events, and functions, making it suitable for both competitive rounds and social occasions.

Aspotogan Ridge ☆ Follow

Nova Scotia

Aspotogan Ridge is a 9-hole golf course designed by Robert LeBlanc, located in Hubbards, Nova Scotia on 550 acres overlooking St. Margarets Bay. The course is part of an all-inclusive active lifestyle community that features residential options including 50+ senior apartments, duplexes, bungalows, and family homes situated around the golf course, lake, and woodlands on large lots. The setting emphasizes the natural landscape with views of St. Margarets Bay and integration with the surrounding terrain of woodlands and water features. The course is designed as a central recreational amenity within the broader community development, offering both golf and lifestyle amenities. The community targets all ages but particularly emphasizes 50+ seniors living options, positioning the golf course as part of a comprehensive active lifestyle environment combining recreation, social opportunities, and maintenance-free residential living.

Asquith Golf Club ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Asquith Golf Club is an 18-hole course set in bushland near Hornsby, Sydney, located just off the Mount Colah exit of the Sydney to Newcastle expressway. The course is situated in picturesque natural surroundings that characterize the landscape of the region. With over 85 years of history, the club has established itself as a significant facility serving the golfing and social needs of the local community. The course is described as offering eighteen challenging holes, indicating a moderate to difficult layout suited to golfers with varying skill levels. The bushland setting provides an aesthetically pleasing environment for play. The club maintains comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse with dining options, pro shop services, and coaching programs. The friendly atmosphere and memorable experience are emphasized as key aspects of the club's character, welcoming both members and visitors to enjoy the course in its natural bushland environment.

Assateague Greens Golf Course ☆ Follow

MD

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Region Hovedstaden

Assiniboia Regional Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

Saskatchewan

Assiniboia Regional Park Golf Course is a 9-hole course with grass greens located in Assiniboia, Saskatchewan. The course features a par 36 layout with blue tees measuring 2,768 yards and red tees at 2,548 yards. The course is characterized by wide, tree-lined fairways and benefits from irrigation throughout. The facility includes a fully modern licensed clubhouse with dining facilities, lounge and banquet spaces, and offers both pull and power cart rentals. A beverage cart service is available on the course. The golf course has experienced consistent growth in membership and has undergone improvements over the years. Group bookings are accommodated, and the course operates seasonally from May 21 through September 30. The facility is part of the larger Assiniboia Regional Park, which operates from three locations including the golf course, Willows Dam, and Centennial Park.