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Greene County Country Club

PA

Located approximately 60 miles south of Pittsburgh, Greene County Country Club is situated on a rolling, 100-acre property, with every hole defined by majestic, mature evergreens. The 9-hole course features 3,121 yards from the longest tees for a par of 36, with a course rating of 34.8 and a slope rating of 119. The course layout consists of one par 3, seven par 4's, and one par 5. Designed by Emil Loeffler and John McGlynn, the Greene County golf course opened in 1923. Greene County Country Club is described as a hidden gem in Southwestern Pennsylvania, one of the most beautiful and well-maintained 9-hole courses in the area. The course offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level, with well-groomed fairways and greens that keep the course difficult yet friendly. The bunkers are characterized as old-timey and well placed. Established in 1921, the club is proud of its rich tradition of having a quality membership for golfers of all skill levels, and for providing service that exceeds expectations. The club provides practice options year round through its golf simulator facility.

Greenfield CC

제주특별자치도

Greenfield Country Club is a 7,043-yard, par-72 facility located in Jeju, South Korea, set within a total area of roughly 959,000 square meters. The course is divided into two distinct nine-hole loops: the Mountain Course and the Sea Course. The layout is designed to blend strategic play with the natural landscape, utilizing Jeju’s native hardwood trees, stone walls, and dry streams to preserve the local environment across all four seasons. The Mountain Course, comprising the front nine, is characterized by its hilly terrain and views of the city, sea, and mountains. The first hole, a 421-yard par 4, presents a tee shot toward Hallasan Mountain that requires avoidance of the left-side slope, while the approach plays to a three-tiered green guarded by a bunker directly in front. The design emphasizes adventure and challenge, with undulating fairways and strategic hazards that demand precise club selection. The Sea Course, playing the back nine, offers a different perspective with views of the soft slopes of Hallasan and the wide plains and valleys. The tenth hole, a 532-yard par 5, plays downhill with a panoramic view of the sea. While the distance may invite aggressive play, the green is protected by a pond and grass bunker to the right, forcing players to aim left off the tee and on subsequent shots to avoid the water. The course features 18 greens, 50 bunkers, and eight water hazards, all set within a member-only environment. The design philosophy focuses on the harmony between nature and artificial construction, aiming to provide a top-class golfing experience that allows players to enjoy the distinct seasonal changes of Jeju. The facility includes a clubhouse, practice areas, and multiple putting greens to support the playing experience.

Greenfield Country Club

IN

Hawk's Tail of Greenfield was opened in 1927 as the Greenfield Country Club, initially as a 9-hole course until the mid-1970s when it was expanded to a full 18 holes. The 18-hole course features 6,770 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71.2 with a slope rating of 119. The course has bluegrass greens. The club was sold in 2009 and renamed to Hawk's Tail, and under new ownership since 2019, the course offers a classic layout with excellent conditions and a smooth pace of play. The facility is a public golf course open to all players and abilities. Hawk's Tail of Greenfield Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. Located east of Indianapolis in Hancock County, the course presents a fair and classic design that accommodates golfers of varying skill levels.

Greenfield Golf

Vas vármegye

Greenfield Hotel Golf & Spa is located in Bükfürdő, Hungary, in the western part of the country, set within a magical green environment. The facility features an 18-hole Championship golf course as part of a comprehensive hotel and wellness resort. The course is integrated into a larger luxury property that includes 207 rooms, a 3,500 square meter wellness and sauna complex, traditional and therapeutic treatments, sports programs, an entertainment center, and gastronomic offerings. The hotel underwent renovation in 2022, enhancing its overall aesthetic and service offerings. The golf course serves as a key recreational component of the resort, designed to accommodate guests seeking both relaxation and active golf experiences. The facility caters to all age groups and provides a complete leisure destination combining wellness, spa facilities, and championship-level golf in a natural green setting.

Greenfield Golf Club

Staffordshire

Greenfield Golf Club is a 9-hole (18 tee) par 58 course located on the outskirts of Wolverhampton, established in 1972. The private members' club is situated on grounds surrounding the National Grid Bushbury Sub Station and measures 3,217 yards. The course is officially recognized by the EGU for World Handicap System purposes. The layout is particularly suited to diverse golfer demographics. Its shorter length and par 58 design emphasize accuracy over distance, making it ideal for senior golfers, beginners, and female golfers seeking a welcoming introduction to the sport. Despite its modest length, the course presents a genuine challenge for golfers of all abilities. Key characteristics include an accessible, relaxed atmosphere that encourages new golfers to develop their skills. The club offers affordable membership options, including unlimited play for junior members at £50 annually and general membership at £70 for juniors, with no joining fees. This pricing structure has earned Greenfield recognition as "The Best Value Golf in the Midlands," making it particularly attractive to those seeking low-cost, unrestricted playing opportunities.

Greenfield Lakes Golf Course

AZ

Greenfield Lakes Golf Course is a par 62 layout located in Gilbert, Arizona at 2484 E. Warner Road. Designed as a shorter course that utilizes all clubs in a golfer's bag, it caters to a diverse clientele including single golfers, groups of friends, leagues, and families. The course provides an accessible yet engaging playing experience for various skill levels. The facility features a lighted driving range with Top Tracer technology and up to 30 bays, complementing the course experience. Beyond golf, Greenfield Lakes functions as a comprehensive recreational venue, offering lessons and clinics for juniors, seniors, and men, as well as a Sunday League program. The course accommodates private events including corporate outings and tournaments with customizable options such as shotgun starts, catering services, and bar packages. The venue is noted for its well-maintained greens and welcoming staff, positioning itself as an intimate golf destination that combines playability with hospitality amenities for both casual and organized golf activities.

Greenfield Park Golf Course

WI

Greenfield Park Golf Course is a historic 18-hole regulation course located in West Allis, Wisconsin, originally opened in 1923 and redesigned by George Hansen. The course was renovated in 2015. It stretches just over 6,000 yards from the back tees (6,009 yards) to 5,182 yards from the forward tees, with a par of 69. The course features mature trees lining the fairways throughout the layout, creating a classic parkland setting. Greenfield Park is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players, with hazards that are not overly punitive. The terrain and tree-lined character make it an accessible yet enjoyable challenge. The course offers various amenities including cart and club rentals, a practice range (irons only), lessons from a golf professional, and a beverage cart. Several local clubs organize leagues at the facility, catering to men's, women's, and senior golfers. The course maintains good playing conditions and is known for being well-maintained, making it a popular public golf destination in the Milwaukee County system.

Greenhills Country Club

Ontario

Greenhills Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by London native René Muylaert and opened in 1975. Located in London, Ontario at 4838 Colonel Talbot Road, the course winds along the banks of Dingham Creek through mature hardwoods, providing a peaceful natural setting despite proximity to Highway 402. The course balances challenge with playability, featuring demanding greens alongside generous fairways. The picturesque parkland layout showcases the natural landscape, where wildlife including wild turkeys, deer, herons, and hawks are commonly observed. The setting accommodates both recreational play and special events, with facilities available for weddings and corporate gatherings up to 150 guests. Beyond golf, Greenhills offers an active tennis community with a winter indoor dome and pickleball facilities. The club features on-site dining options including a café, bistro, and patio, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with vegan-friendly menu options.

Greenisland Golf Club

County Antrim

Greenisland Golf Club is a nine-hole members' course located on its original site since 1894 in Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, on the side of Knockagh Hill. The course is characterized by elevated tees and greens that offer panoramic views across County Down, Belfast, and on clear days, extending to Scotland and the Mountains of Mourne. As a challenging layout, the course features mature design elements suited to its hillside setting. The club emphasizes its family-oriented approach and welcomes visitors with tailored packages for groups of all sizes. The elevated terrain and hillside location create a distinctive playing experience with notable elevation changes throughout the nine holes. The club maintains modern facilities including Berkeley's Restaurant and a Trackman Studio for golf instruction and analysis. Known for its scenic vistas and welcoming atmosphere, Greenisland Golf Club offers a traditional golfing experience combined with contemporary amenities.

Greenland Resort Golf Course

熊本県

Greenland Resort Golf Course is a 36-hole public facility located in Arao, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, situated adjacent to the Greenland amusement park. The course is divided into three distinct 18-hole layouts: the White Course, the Green Course, and the Orange Course. The White and Green courses each consist of nine holes, which can be played together to form a single 18-hole round, while the Orange Course stands as a separate 18-hole layout. This configuration allows for a total of 36 holes available for play. The White Course is characterized by its spacious fairways and longer distances, making it particularly suited for long hitters. Success on this layout relies heavily on the distance and accuracy of drives and second shots. In contrast, the Green Course is noted for its strategic design and the subtle undulations of its greens. The layout offers a high-quality challenge where course management and putting precision are critical to scoring well. The Orange Course presents an American-style layout with wide, open fairways and expansive views. A defining feature of the resort is the panoramic scenery available from the Orange Course, which overlooks the Ariake Sea and Mount Unzen. The terrain provides a sense of openness and allows for clear sightlines across the landscape, integrating the natural environment into the playing experience. The facility operates with two-person golf carts that are permitted to travel on the course, allowing for a mobile and efficient round. Located approximately an hour’s drive from both Kumamoto and Fukuoka cities, the course is accessible via the Nankan Interchange on the Kyushu Expressway. The resort also offers seasonal operational plans, such as early morning round options during the summer months to accommodate weather conditions.

Greenlea Golf Course

OR

Greenlea Golf Course is a 9-hole course located in Boring, Oregon, featuring five par 3s and four par 4s. The layout is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The course is situated in a quaint rural setting and emphasizes accessibility and community engagement. Under the management of PGA Professional Scott Shields, who brings over 30 years of experience in golf instruction and course management, Greenlea positions itself as a family-friendly facility with a welcoming atmosphere. The course serves as a learning environment and has maintained historical significance in the local golfing community. The relatively short 9-hole format makes it suitable for practice rounds and skill development while still presenting reasonable challenges across its par offerings. The course operates from dawn to dusk daily and provides basic amenities including a pro shop where complimentary coffee is available to visitors.

Greenlife Golf Marbella

Andalucía

Greenlife Golf is a 9-hole par-3 course located in Elviria Hills, Marbella, in the heart of the Costa del Sol. The course features a studied design that caters to both beginner and experienced players, making it accessible across skill levels. The facility offers comprehensive sports amenities including a driving range with TopTracer technology, two tennis courts, and a fitness center. The course is situated within a larger complex that includes a pro-shop, 17 tourist apartments, and exclusive suites available for short-term rental. The on-site Restaurant El Lago provides dining options in an idyllic setting, emphasizing authentic, seasonal cuisine with partnerships from local artisan producers. The course operates daily from 9:00 to 17:00 hours, while the driving range extends until 18:30 hours. Special promotions are offered regularly, including discounted rates for women golfers on Wednesdays.

Greenmeadow Golf & Country Club

Gwent

Greenmeadow Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole parkland course located in Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran, South Wales. The course features buggy paths on all 18 holes and is equipped with a driving range utilizing power tee technology and a fleet of electric buggies for player convenience. The club offers excellent changing facilities and full catering available seven days a week. Beyond golf, the facility functions as a comprehensive country club resort, featuring a fitness suite with male and female saunas, a fully equipped pro shop stocking major brands including Titleist, Ping, Nike, and Under Armour, and professional tuition services. The parkland setting provides a scenic golfing environment suitable for players of varying abilities. The club welcomes both members and public visitors. The facility has also established itself as a notable wedding and events venue in the Gwent and Torfaen regions, with conference facilities available for corporate golf days. The club maintains comprehensive resort amenities, making it a destination for both golfers and non-golfers seeking recreational facilities.

Greenmount Golf Club

County Antrim

Greenmount Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Greenmount, England. The course features multiple tee options catering to different skill levels, including White, Yellow, Red, and Mixed tees. From the White tees, the course measures 5,954 yards with a par of 71 and a course rating of 69.30 with a slope of 125. The Yellow tees play to 5,611 yards, also par 71, while the Red tees measure 5,263 yards at par 73. The course offers varied hole lengths, with par 4s dominating the layout alongside several par 3s and par 5s. Notable longer holes include the 525-yard ninth from the White tees and multiple par 5s throughout the back nine. The course demonstrates moderate to challenging difficulty levels across different tee selections, with slope ratings ranging from 123 to 132. The club accommodates golfers of varying abilities through its multiple tee options and provides comprehensive handicap and competition course information for members.

Greenock Country Club

MA

Nestled in the heart of the Berkshires in Lee, Massachusetts, Greenock Country Club is one of America's earliest golf courses, established in 1895. The 9-hole course was redesigned in 1927 by legendary architect Donald Ross, who infused it with masterful craftsmanship and timeless design principles. Located just one mile from Interstate 90's exit 10, the course benefits from its proximity to Stockbridge and Tanglewood. The course features beautiful panoramic views characteristic of the Berkshire landscape, with plush playing conditions. As a Donald Ross design, the course exemplifies the strategic, elegant style the renowned architect was known for, emphasizing shot-making and natural terrain integration rather than excessive bunkering. Open to the public seven days a week, Greenock Country Club offers an accessible yet historically significant golfing experience. The facility extends beyond golf, maintaining two clay tennis courts and providing dining and event facilities, including a banquet room accommodating up to 100 guests. The clubhouse offers cocktails, snacks, and meals following rounds of play, making it a full recreational destination in the region.

Greenock Golf Club

Inverclyde

Founded in 1890, Greenock Golf Club is Inverclyde's only 27-hole facility, situated high above the town with commanding views of the River Clyde, Ben Lomond, and The Trossachs. Designed by James Braid, the renowned former Open Champion who redesigned the course in 1924, the club comprises two parkland courses. The Big Course consists of 18 holes measuring 5,850 yards across semi-moorland terrain. Despite modest length by modern standards, it presents a significant challenge through tight fairways, small undulating greens, tree-lined fairways, and strategic bunkers and burns. The nine-hole Wee Course weaves through and around the Big Course, offering varied challenges including the notable "Gully" at the 8th hole. Despite lacking Par 5s and bunkers, it provides a demanding test of golf. Together, the 27 unique holes accommodate golfers of all ability levels, with the combination of Braid's thoughtful design and the natural landscape creating a distinctive golfing experience. The elevated location ensures spectacular views throughout play, making Greenock a notable destination for course design and scenic beauty.

Greens At Redmond

OR

The Greens at Redmond is an 18-hole executive public golf course in Central Oregon, designed by renowned architect Robert Muir Graves. Located minutes from Redmond's city center, the course integrates seamlessly into the regional landscape, offering views of the Cascade Mountain Range. The course features man-made lakes, canals, fountains, and numerous sand bunkers with mined white sand. Tees and greens are planted with Penncross grass, while rolling fairways consist of 100% bluegrass. Picturesque rock formations throughout the layout add to the aesthetic appeal. As an executive course, The Greens at Redmond offers a more accessible format while maintaining challenge through its strategic design elements. The combination of water hazards, bunkers, and mountain vistas creates an engaging playing experience across varying skill levels. The course is committed to growing the game at all ages and serves as a proud partner of Youth on Course, offering discounted rates for junior members. The facility also features an indoor golf simulator and hosts various tournaments and leagues throughout the year, including scrambles and skill-development programs.

Greens Beach Golf Club

Tasmania

Greens Beach Golf Club is a nine-hole sand belt course located on the shores of Bass Strait in Tasmania. Built in 1950, the course is recognized as one of the most challenging in the state and features a blend of traditional, resort, and links-style holes. The course spans approximately 3,500 meters with a par of 36 for men (par 35 for ladies), incorporating three par-3s, five par-4s, and one par-5 hole across its layout. The greens are noted as among the finest in Tasmania. The surrounding landscape provides a coastal setting adjacent to a national park, offering scenic views of Bass Strait. The course presents a significant test of skill with its sand belt construction and exposed seaside location. Beyond golf, the club facilities include a seven-day-a-week bar and proximity to swimming, tennis, and walking opportunities in the adjacent national park, making it a destination course for both competitive and recreational players.

Greensboro Country Club Irving Park Golf Course

NC

The Irving Park Course, designed by Donald Ross in 1911, was a work in progress until completed as an 18-hole course in 1927. The course plays to a par of 71 and measures 6,016 yards. The course rating is 69.5 with a slope rating of 130. The course is located at 410 Sunset Dr, Greensboro, North Carolina 27408. Irving Park presents a narrow corridor of fairways and Ross green complexes. The Donald Ross layout was renovated in 1998 by Kris Spence. The course is a private, members-only facility that is part of Greensboro Country Club, which operates two 18-hole golf courses. Irving Park serves as one of the club's championship courses and is considered a more demanding test compared to the club's second course due to its tight fairways and strategically positioned bunkers characteristic of Ross design principles.