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Midlands

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Perth and Kinross

gWest is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Perthshire, Scotland, designed by renowned architect David McLay Kidd. The course sits on a distinctive inland site featuring massive rolling topography and natural heathland terrain, which Kidd described as comparable to James Braid's King's Course in terms of landscape quality. The dramatic, tumbling landscape creates an exceptional natural setting for play, with heather naturally abundant across the property. The course is part of the gWest International Resort, a comprehensive development that integrates residential plots, a clubhouse, hotel facilities, and resort amenities. The golf experience at gWest emphasizes the interplay between challenging design and the striking natural landscape of the Scottish Highlands setting. The course features a hole-by-hole layout and offers various membership options for players. The resort positions itself as a destination combining championship golf with luxury accommodation and leisure facilities, leveraging the region's renowned golfing heritage and scenic Perthshire location.

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경상북도

Gyeongju Country Club is a 27-hole golf course located in the Bomun Tourism Complex in Gyeongju, a historic city in South Korea. The course is situated around Bomun Lake, offering scenic natural landscapes and panoramic views of the lake and surrounding tourism area. The course features three distinct nine-hole layouts: the Sun, Sea, and Moon courses. The design emphasizes accessibility and comfort, with predominantly straight-line holes that accommodate golfers of all skill levels. The course is particularly welcoming to beginners, providing a relaxed environment where new golfers can build confidence and enjoy the game without excessive difficulty. The setting around Bomun Lake provides attractive water views throughout the course. The facility is positioned as a leader in promoting golf accessibility in South Korea, emphasizing inclusivity and enjoyment over extreme challenge. The natural surroundings and well-maintained layout create a pleasant playing experience while maintaining the visual appeal of the landscape.

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경상북도

Gyeongju Shilla CC is a 36-hole, members-only golf course located within the Gyeongju Bomun Tourist Complex in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea. The course features two distinct layouts: Cheonma Course and Hwawang Course, offering variety for different skill levels and preferences. Set against the natural landscape of the Bomun area, the course provides an open, scenic setting that distinguishes it from typical indoor facilities. The terrain takes advantage of the regional topography to create challenging play. The facility includes comprehensive amenities designed to enhance the golfing experience, including a driving range with an open natural backdrop, four shade shelters positioned throughout the course for player comfort, a pro shop carrying international and domestic golf brands, dining facilities offering hotel-standard cuisine, and full recreational facilities including a sauna. The course combines technical challenge with accessibility, making it suitable for various player abilities. Its integration into the broader Bomun Tourist Complex positions it as a destination golf venue that balances sporting competition with leisure hospitality services.

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Plaines Wilhems

The Mauritius Gymkhana Club golf course, located in Vacoas, is the oldest golf course in the Southern Hemisphere, with play having taken place on its grounds since 1844. It was introduced by British military officers, following the tradition established in Scotland, England, and India. The 18-hole course measures 5.6 kilometres in total length and plays to a par of 68. The layout consists of six par 3 holes, ten par 4 holes, and two par 5 holes. The shortest hole is the fifth, measuring 132 metres, while the longest is the sixth, stretching to 455 metres. The course is situated in a setting that demands precision and technical skill due to its tight layout, despite being relatively short in length. Notable features include a night driving range for practice during late hours.

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Coastal Zone

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Queensland

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Region Syddanmark

Gyttegård Golf Klub is an 18-hole parkland course located in Hejnsvig, Denmark, approximately 5 kilometers from Billund Airport, LEGOLAND, and Lalandia. The course features a par 70 layout with alternating holes through forest and open landscape, offering challenges suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Its unconventional hole distribution for a traditional parkland design distinguishes it from typical Danish courses. The course is situated within Gyttegård Plantation, a natural setting that provides scenic views and a peaceful golfing environment. Beyond golf, the facility offers additional recreational activities including mountain biking trails and a health trail within the plantation grounds. The club has produced several elite competitors, including Danish national team representatives and professional tournament winners. The facility also provides clubhouse amenities, including a café open to non-golfers, and event spaces suitable for conferences, celebrations, and private functions. Accommodation partnerships with local providers support visiting golfers.

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CT

H. Smith Richardson Golf Course is a premier public 18-hole championship course located in Fairfield, Connecticut. The course stretches 6,600+ yards with a par of 72/73, offering yardage options ranging from 5,311 to 6,704 yards across three sets of tees to accommodate golfers of varying abilities. The course features rolling terrain with distinctive holes presenting diverse challenges, including uphill and downhill shots, doglegs, and straight holes. Large, undulating greens demand careful reading and precise putting. Wind conditions add additional complexity to play. Situated in a scenic setting near Long Island Sound, H. Smith Richardson is characterized by beautifully maintained fairways and greens. The course design creates a layout that challenges both low and high handicappers while remaining accessible to recreational golfers. The facility operates in conjunction with Carl Dickman Par 3 Golf Course, a shorter, sportier layout located nearby. H. Smith Richardson offers various programs including golf instruction, leagues, tournaments, and season passes, serving as a comprehensive recreational golf destination for the Fairfield community.

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Zuid-Holland

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경기도

H1 Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. Spanning 410,000 pyeong, the course stretches 6,408 meters and features both Korean grass and bentgrass playing surfaces. The layout incorporates the natural topography of the Daeduk mountain range, preserving the original landscape while offering distinct characteristics across different holes. The course is divided into two nines-Mountain and Lake courses-which alternate tee times at seven-minute intervals to maintain continuous play rhythm. Caddies are available, and the course uses five-seater golf carts with a 1-caddie-to-4-player ratio. The design emphasizes natural terrain variation, with holes shaped by mountain ranges and ridgelines creating diverse playing experiences throughout the round. The course maintains excellent visibility and is designed to minimize environmental impact while providing challenging and scenic golf.

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Sveitarfélagið Skagaströnd

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Zuid-Holland

Leeuwenbergh is a welcoming golf club featuring a well-maintained par 71 course with consistently fast greens throughout the year. Located in Den Haag, the course offers a complete golfing experience with excellent practice facilities including a covered, floodlit driving range equipped with TrackMan technology at each tee station, short-game areas, practice bunkers, and a putting green. The club provides 18 handicarts for player use. The course has recently undergone renovation work, with holes 3 through 8 being redesigned as part of a comprehensive course improvement program. The clubhouse overlooks holes 12, 13, and 18, providing scenic views from the dining facilities. Leeuwenbergh demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability and holds GEO certification. The facility integrates golf instruction through its Golf Academy, dining through the Leeuwenbergh Restaurant, and retail services through its golf shop, creating a comprehensive facility for both members and guest players.

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Noord-Holland

Haarlemmermeersche Golfclub is a 27-hole championship course located in Cruquius, situated in the historic Haarlemmermeer polder landscape between Haarlem, Schiphol, and Hoofddorp. The course comprises three loops-Cruquius, Leeghwater, and Lynden-named after the historic pumping stations that drained the Haarlemmermeer. The design integrates the region's rich heritage, including UNESCO World Heritage sites and industrial polder history. The course presents a challenge for golfers of all levels, emphasizing playability and difficulty as core design principles. In addition to the main 27 holes, the club features the Bolstra, an illuminated 9-hole par-3 executive course. Supporting facilities include a large driving range with 48 bays (32 covered) and three illuminated short-game practice areas. The landscape reflects the unique characteristics of Dutch polder terrain, offering a distinctive golfing experience shaped by both natural and historical elements.

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Worcestershire

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苫前郡

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岩手郡 2 upcoming events

Located in Shizukuishi, Iwate Prefecture, Hachimantai Country Club is a 6,557-yard, par-72 course designed by Koji Yasuda. The facility opened in October 1962 and is set in a mountainous region with gentle terrain and wide fairways. The course features Bentgrass greens and is characterized by subtle undulations that vary the approach shots, while the greens themselves remain relatively flat and large, making the approach game manageable. The front nine is generally shorter, requiring a focus on accuracy over distance. The opening hole is a gentle uphill par-4 with a wide landing area, while the second hole presents a 128-yard carry over water to a long, sloping green. The third hole is a short par-4 guarded by a front bunker and an OB zone behind the green, demanding precision. The fourth hole is a strategic par-4 dogleg left with OB on the right side, and the fifth hole is a 490-yard par-5 with a downhill tee shot and hazards lurking in the rough near the green. The ninth hole is a 481-yard par-5 dogleg left with a sloping green that penalizes overshooting. The back nine begins with accessible holes but becomes significantly more challenging from the 14th hole onward. The 14th is a 429-yard par-4 that requires both distance and accuracy, with steep slopes on the right and a large, receptive green. The 15th hole is a demanding 533-yard par-5 that doglegs slightly right, with OB behind the green making it a critical scoring opportunity. The 16th hole is a blind downhill par-4 where players must aim right of a pine tree, with OB lurking behind the green. The closing 18th hole is a 528-yard par-5 that tests players with its length and slope, requiring a strong finish to the round.

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三戸郡

Hachinohe Country Club is a 27-hole golf course located at 21-27 Oohashi, Akahonai, Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture, 039-1202, Japan. The facility is surrounded by old trees, offering a landscape that supports its layout. The course provides a comfortable playing experience with provisions for electric carts to be used throughout the round.

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青森県 2 upcoming events

Hachinohe Golf Club is located in Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture, situated on the floodplain of the Manabigawa River. The course operates as a 9-hole layout with 18 distinct teeing grounds, allowing for a full 18-hole round. The front nine totals 2,687 yards with a par of 36, while the back nine measures 2,627 yards, also for a par of 36. The total yardage for the course is 5,314 yards. The terrain is generally flat, characteristic of a river floodplain, but the open setting exposes players to significant wind effects, particularly from the east or west, which frequently influences club selection and strategy. The course presents several unique challenges, including water hazards and out-of-bounds areas that define the routing. The 2nd hole is a par 3 where the use of drivers, woods, and utility clubs is prohibited, and a water channel sits directly in front of the green. The 5th and 9th holes are dual-par holes, functioning as par 4 and par 5 on the front nine, and par 5 and par 4 on the back nine, respectively. These holes feature water hazards, including a pond on the 5th fairway and a water hazard on the 9th, requiring precise placement off the tee. The 9th hole also features a demanding downhill tee shot over a water channel. Hachinohe Golf Club was established in 1957, with the original six-hole course opening on the river floodplain in 1960. The course expanded to nine holes in 1961 and eventually to 18 holes in 1975. The facility has a history of recovering from significant flooding events, including major inundation from the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake tsunami and subsequent typhoons. Despite these challenges, the club has maintained its operation, adding new teeing grounds in recent years to facilitate the 18-tee system. The course is known for its accessibility and has been featured in golf publications for its unique riverfront setting.

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Located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Hachioji Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 facility designed by Hidehoshi Kobayashi and opened in September 1960. The course offers multiple tee options, ranging from the back tees at 6,595 yards to the gold tees at 5,099 yards, with the regular men's distance set at 6,231 yards. The layout is characterized by single-green configurations across all holes, a standardization completed in 2008 with the renovation of the fourth hole. The front nine begins with a demanding 552-yard par-5 first hole, followed by a 375-yard par-4 second. The third hole presents a 385-yard par-4, while the fourth hole is a lengthy 513-yard par-5. The nine concludes with a short 199-yard par-3 fifth, a 413-yard par-4 sixth, a 136-yard par-3 seventh, a 441-yard par-4 eighth, and a 406-yard par-4 ninth. The back nine features a 373-yard par-4 tenth and a short 200-yard par-3 eleventh. The twelfth hole is a 472-yard par-5, followed by a 320-yard par-4 thirteenth. The fourteenth hole is a 460-yard par-5, while the fifteenth is a 350-yard par-4. The closing holes include a 179-yard par-3 sixteenth, a 390-yard par-4 seventeenth, and a 431-yard par-4 eighteenth. The course has hosted significant events, including the adult men's division of the golf competition at the 68th National Sports Festival of Japan in Tokyo and the Tama region. Renovations have included the addition of a water hazard on the twelfth hole in 2007 and the conversion of the fourteenth hole into a long hole in 2008. The club operates as a shareholder-member facility with a total membership of 1,410.

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Michoacán

Hacienda Cantalagua Club de Golf is an 18-hole, par 72 federated golf course located in Contepec, Mexico, approximately two hours from Mexico City. The course is situated within a Mexican colonial hacienda property featuring distinctive natural landscapes with extraordinary gardens and traditional architecture that creates a rustic setting. The facility offers a comprehensive clubhouse with restaurant, bar, pro shop, and spa services including massage and facial treatments. Additional amenities include a practice range, tennis court, swimming pool, and gym. The course provides professional instruction through certified golf professionals and auxiliary instructors, available for both range and on-course lessons. The property maintains a peaceful, quiet atmosphere suitable for relaxation while offering various recreational activities. The golf club operates with professional caddie services and cart rentals available for rounds. The course accommodates both casual players and members, with membership options available at various levels including individual, couple, family, and executive categories. The setting emphasizes the natural landscape and the hacienda's historical character, making it a destination golf experience combined with resort amenities.

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Región de Murcia

Hacienda del Álamo is an 18-hole golf course located in Fuente Álamo, Murcia, Spain, situated between Murcia and Cartagena near Mar Menor. Designed by renowned architect Dave Thomas, the course spans 40 hectares with over 6,000 meters of length, making it one of the longest golf courses in southeastern Spain. The layout features long holes with impressive views across the landscape. The course is characterized by its substantial length and challenging design typical of Thomas's work. The facility operates as part of a comprehensive golf resort that includes a golf academy, four tennis courts, and four paddle courts within its sports center. The course is complemented by clubhouse dining, pools, and hotel accommodations integrated into the resort complex. The terrain and setting reflect the region's natural landscape, offering golfers an extended playing experience across the expansive grounds.