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GreyStone Golf Club

MN

GreyStone Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, adjacent to Big Sauk Lake. Designed by Tom Lehman, the course features a Scottish links style layout with rolling terrain and five dramatic wooded holes. The course is rated 4½ stars by Golf Digest as a "Best Places to Play" and is open to the public. The layout encompasses yardages from 5,395 to 7,059 across four teeing areas per hole, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. Key characteristics include a variety of water features and challenging green complexes throughout. The course is particularly noted for its finishing stretch, with three of the best concluding holes in Minnesota. GreyStone offers a full-service facility with a bar and grill, membership options, and hosts golf outings, tournaments, banquets, and weddings. The scenic setting provides clubhouse and lake views, making it suitable for both competitive play and special events.

Greystone Golf Club

MI

Greystone Golf Club is located in Washington, Michigan, set amongst the rolling hills of northern Macomb County. The course features a scenic layout highlighted by its signature finishing holes-16, 17, and 18-which wrap around a 35-acre lake and are noted as "The Best Finish in Michigan Golf." These closing holes provide spectacular vistas and challenging play as they border the expansive water feature. The course is characterized by premium playing conditions and scenic views throughout. The terrain takes advantage of the natural rolling landscape of the region, creating elevation changes and visual interest for golfers. The finishing stretch around the lake represents the course's most distinctive characteristic, offering both aesthetic appeal and strategic difficulty. Greystone Golf Club functions as both a golf facility and banquet center, serving the local golfing community while maintaining championship-caliber conditions across its layout.

Greystones Golf Club

County Wicklow

Greystones Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in County Wicklow, Ireland. The layout comprises four par 3s, twelve par 4s, and two par 5s, with a par total of 70. The course offers multiple tee options accommodating different skill levels, with blue tees stretching to approximately 5,800 meters, green tees around 5,700 meters, and red tees roughly 5,300 meters. The course features varied hole lengths and configurations. Notable par 3s include the opening hole at 160 meters from the blue tees and the 11th hole, also measuring 160 meters. The par 5s present significant challenges, with the 15th hole extending to 474 meters from the blue tees, offering a demanding finishing stretch. Shorter par 4s like the 7th and 12th holes provide scoring opportunities, while longer ones such as the 10th hole at 405 meters test player accuracy. The course design incorporates bunkers and strategic greenside hazards visible in course photography. The terrain demonstrates the natural characteristics typical of Wicklow's landscape, with rock formations evident in the course routing. The variety in hole design and progressive difficulty levels suggests a course suited to golfers of multiple abilities, with the multiple tee options enabling appropriate challenge across the membership.

Greytown Country Club

KwaZulu-Natal

Greywolf Golf Course

British Columbia

Greywolf Golf Course is a world-renowned championship layout nestled in Panorama, British Columbia, dramatically positioned against the backdrop of the Purcell Mountains. Ranked the 7th best public course overall in Canada, the course features beautifully sculpted bentgrass fairways and challenging elevation changes throughout the round. A notable characteristic of Greywolf is its exceptional collection of par-3 holes, highlighted by the signature "Cliffhanger" hole-widely regarded as one of the best holes in the world. This distinctive hole exemplifies the course's defining feature: hair-raising elevation changes that create memorable and demanding golf. The mountain setting provides stunning views and challenging terrain that test players while delivering scenic beauty. The course's layout and design create a premium golfing experience suitable for various skill levels, though the elevation changes and strategic hole design present considerable difficulty. The combination of immaculate conditioning, dramatic topography, and iconic holes makes Greywolf a bucket-list destination for golfers seeking high-caliber mountain golf.

Griffin Bell Golf Course

GA

The Griffin Bell Golf Course is owned and operated by Georgia Southwestern State University and offers open play to all golfers. It's a short course at only 6,096 yards from the back tees but it still presents quite a challenge. The challenging 18-hole golf course is not overly long, but requires accurate tee shots and precise irons to find the surface of the smaller than average greens. The course features 6359 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, with a course rating of 68.9 and a slope rating of 120. The layout features small, elevated greens that demand accurate iron shots, with mature trees framing most of the holes and strategically placed bunkers lurking beside the greens. Moderate rough and few undulations in the always fast greens make the course a stern test for the better player and quite playable for the average golfer. The course is located right in between Andersonville and Plains, Georgia, the home of President Jimmy Carter. The Southwestern golf course opened in 1940.

Griffin Gate Golf Club

KY

Griffin Gate Golf Club is an 18-hole private course located in Lexington, Kentucky, designed as an exclusive championship destination. The course plays to a par of 72 with a length of 6,617 yards from the longest tees. It offers multiple tee options for both men and women, with men's ratings ranging from 64.0 to 72.4 and women's ratings from 68.4 to 79.2, accommodating various skill levels. The club features tour-level course conditions and is positioned as a premier private facility where golf legends have competed. Beyond the main course, Griffin Gate provides comprehensive practice facilities including an expansive putting and chipping green, as well as outdoor hitting bays for year-round swing development. The club emphasizes community and accessibility for members, offering abundant tee times and efficient pace of play. On-site amenities include a pro shop featuring premium equipment from brands like Scotty Cameron and TaylorMade, with specialized putting fitting services available. The Birdies & Bourbon lounge serves as a social hub where members can relax with food, craft beverages, and cigars following their rounds. The club prioritizes member experience through personalized service and a focus on creating a welcoming golf community in the heart of Kentucky's Bluegrass region.

Griffin Golf Course

GA

Griffin Golf Course is an 18-hole par 72 course designed by Seaton Bailey, established in 1932. Located at 625 Camp Northen Road in Griffin, Georgia, the course features a 6,430-yard layout with rolling fairways and manicured Champion Bermuda greens, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels. The course completed a comprehensive five-year revitalization project in February 2024, which included irrigation system upgrades and facility improvements throughout. As one of Georgia's most beloved public golf courses, Griffin Golf Course emphasizes affordability and quality recreation for the local community and surrounding areas. Amenities include a driving range, practice green, newly enhanced golf shop with apparel and accessories, tournament packages, and new golf carts available for rent. Club and push cart rentals are also offered. The course maintains ADA accessibility and provides complimentary play for juniors 12 and under, reflecting its commitment to serving golfers across all demographics and experience levels.

Griffith E Harris Golf Course

CT

Griffith E. Harris Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 71 championship course located in Greenwich, Connecticut. Designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones, Senior in 1963, the course reflects the classical design principles of one of golf's most acclaimed designers. The facility sits on King Street and offers a complete golf experience with a full-service pro shop, clubhouse with restaurant, driving range, putting green, chipping green, and practice bunker. The course presents a moderate to challenging layout typical of Jones' design philosophy, featuring strategic bunkering and well-defined fairways. The par 71 layout provides an appropriate test for golfers of varying skill levels, with the course design emphasizing precision and course management. As a public facility operated by the Town of Greenwich Parks and Recreation, Griffith E. Harris serves the local community while maintaining the standards expected of a championship-length course. The addition of dining facilities and practice areas makes it a comprehensive golfing destination in the greater Greenwich area.

Griffith Golf Club

New South Wales

Griffith Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in the foothills of Scenic Hill near Griffith Airport in regional New South Wales. The course features kikuyu fairways and bent grass greens, with fairways lined by native trees that create a picturesque natural setting. The landscape is characterized by native wildlife, including kangaroos and diverse birdlife, with clubhouse views overlooking the 1st tee, 9th, and 18th greens. The men's course measures 5,893 metres at par 71 with a slope rating of 121, while the ladies' course is par 72 at 5,313 metres with a slope rating of 122. Despite having minimal hazards-only two bunkers and no water traps-the course layout presents a challenging test of golf. The course is regarded as one of the best in the Riverina region and has hosted various competitions including the Griffith Open Tournament, Corporate Cup, Pro-AM, and Legends Pro-AM events. The club welcomes both members and visitors, operating seven days a week with function facilities available for events.

Grijota Golf

Castilla y León

Grijota Golf is a nine-hole golf course located in the Tierra de Campos region of Palencia, Castilla y León. The course encompasses 17 hectares and offers two complete 9-hole routing options. Playing from the yellow tees, the course measures 4,912 meters with a par of 69, a course rating of 66.6, and a slope rating of 115. From the red tees, distances are 4,310 meters with the same par and a slope rating of 112, making the course playable for different skill levels. Designed by Jerónimo Arroyo and Francisco Álvarez, the layout is characterized by a challenging design featuring numerous lakes, bunkers, and strategic hazards throughout the routing. The course requires golfers to utilize the full range of their clubs and demands careful course management due to the elevated difficulty ratings. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including an on-site golf school with individual instruction, a specialized pro shop, a cafeteria with views of the course, and a restaurant with capacity for 140-160 diners, expandable to 200 for events. Additional facilities include a spa and wellness center with pools, jacuzzi, and gymnasium. The course has hosted competitions as part of the Castilla y León Golf Circuit, including senior tour events, reflecting its standing within regional golf.

Grill at the Links Golf Course

Alberta

The Links at Spruce Grove is an 18-hole championship golf course located minutes west of Edmonton, Alberta, on the northeast edge of Spruce Grove. Designed as part of a Melcor master-planned community, the course features tree-lined fairways, varied terrain, generous bentgrass greens, and challenging hazards throughout. The layout welcomes players of all skill levels while presenting considerable difficulty. Key characteristics include strategic water hazards and thoughtfully designed holes that integrate the course into surrounding residential neighborhoods including Stoneshire and Jesperdale. The Links has established itself as one of Alberta's premier public courses, hosting prestigious tournaments including the Alberta Amateur Championship, Alberta PGA Championship, and MacKenzie Tour Oil Country events. The facility includes a clubhouse with banquet capabilities and The Grill restaurant, making it suitable for tournaments, weddings, and special events. The course is owned and operated by Melcor Developments, a real estate company with family ownership dating to 1923.

Grims Dyke Golf Club

Hertfordshire

Grim's Dyke Golf Club is a James Braid-designed course located on the Middlesex-Hertfordshire border near Hatch End, Pinner. The course is known for its stunning views across the landscape and challenging greens that characterize Braid's design philosophy. Situated in a picturesque setting, the course offers a distinctive playing experience with its terrain and strategic layout typical of early 20th-century golf architecture. The club welcomes a diverse membership base and visiting golfers, with green fees of £45 on weekdays and £55 at weekends, plus twilight rates available. The course attracts society bookings and private events, indicating it serves both competitive and social golf. The layout provides an engaging challenge for players of varying abilities, reflecting Braid's reputation for designing courses that test skill while remaining accessible. The manicured greens and natural landscape setting create a traditional English golf experience.

Grimsby Golf Club

Lincolnshire 7 upcoming events

Grimsby Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Grimsby, England, designed by the legendary golf architect Harry Colt. Founded in 1922, the course has over 100 years of tradition and is known for its challenging and scenic layout. The course features distinctive elevation changes with elevated tees, rolling fairways, and strategically placed hazards that provide a test of skill and strategy for golfers of all abilities. Set in a parkland setting with stunning views, the course offers a rewarding golfing experience combining natural beauty with thoughtful design. The club welcomes both visitors and new members, offering membership options suited to golfers of varying experience levels. The facility includes a pro shop under PGA Head Professional Karl Worby, providing equipment and lessons, along with dining facilities and event hosting capabilities at its clubhouse.

Grindstone Neck Golf Course

ME

Grindstone Neck Golf Course, founded in 1891, is a nine-hole public course located in Winter Harbor on Maine's Schoodic Peninsula, near Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. This classic parkland layout features blue grass fairways and professionally maintained poa annua greens, with water views from every hole overlooking the scenic Winter Harbor or Frenchman Bay and its distinctive pink granite-sculpted shoreline. The course offers a challenging yet accessible experience for players of all skill levels. A notable feature is the second hole, which plays downhill to a green situated on the shore with views across the bay toward Mt. Desert Island. The course is characterized by its natural beauty, with regular wildlife sightings including eagles and osprey, and maintains a rustic, uncrowded atmosphere reflective of traditional golf. Open to the public year-round during the season, Grindstone Neck is described as one of New England's most scenic and challenging nine-hole courses. Its remote coastal setting and historic significance as one of the oldest courses in the United States make it a destination for both local golfers and visitors exploring Downeast Maine.

Grini Golfklubb

Akershus

Grinnell College Golf Course

IA

Grinnell College Golf Course is a 9-hole facility located in Grinnell, Iowa, with roots dating back to 1899 when the Grinnell Golf Club was founded by college faculty members. The course was established as a recreational and social venue, maintaining its original mission to provide affordable, healthful recreation for the community. As a 9-hole course, it serves students, faculty, staff, and local residents, offering a more accessible golfing experience. The facility functions as both a golf course and event space, catering to diverse recreational, educational, business, and social opportunities throughout Eastern Iowa. The course emphasizes sustainability and environmental stewardship, with objectives focused on becoming known as the nicest 9-hole golf course in Iowa while operating as an industry leader in environmentally sound practices. The facility offers amenities including a simulator lounge, golf instruction, and a pro shop, alongside organized leagues and youth golf opportunities. The course maintains an affordable rate structure and commitment to customer service while preserving the traditions established by its founders over 125 years ago.

Gripsholms Golfklubb

Södermanlands län

Gripsholms Golfklubb is situated at Gripsholms kungsladugård in Mariefred, Sweden, operating on a course managed by Golfstar. The facility features a 18-hole park course with an open layout, described by the club as varied with exciting green areas. The course is set up for Par 70 for both men and women, with separate tees and slope ratings that reflect the different challenges for each gender. For men, the course has a Course Rating of 67.3 and a Slope Rating of 117, while the women’s setup offers a Course Rating of 72.9 and a Slope Rating of 127. The local rules indicate a standard 18-hole layout, with specific out-of-bounds markers defined by white posts and deer fencing on certain holes. Notable local rules include a red penalty area on the right side of the 5th hole, which is defined as an infinite penalty area on one side, and specific provisions for power lines and animal damage. The club hosts a significant annual event known as Gripsholmsveckan, held in the second week of July, which features a variety of competitions for members of all skill levels. Regular tournament play includes series play, Friday golf, and a Tuesday competition for veterans, with handicaps calculated using the EGA system. The course is maintained with a specific policy that addresses issues such as wild boar damage and power line interference, ensuring playability throughout the season.