Golf Courses

Hamamatsu Seaside Golf Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

Hamamatsu Seaside Golf Club is a flat, strategic 18-hole course located in Shizuoka Prefecture, set within a rich rural environment near the vast Enshu Sea. The course, known as the Pine Lake Course, opened in October 1966 and is characterized by minimal elevation changes, with a maximum difference of only three meters. This topography creates a playing field that is easy to walk yet demands significant strategic thought, featuring mature pine trees and a variety of ponds that weave through the fairways. The layout is designed to challenge golfers of all levels, with yardages ranging from 5,031 yards from the red tees to 6,748 yards from the back tees, all set at a par of 72. The course has earned a reputation for its design quality, consistently ranking in Golf Digest Japan's "Top 100 Courses in Japan." Its strategic nature has made it a frequent host for national open championships, including the Japan Women's Open, the Japan Senior Open, and the Japan Amateur Championship. Several holes stand out as signature challenges. The 7th hole, a par 4, is a 300-yard carry over a large pond that has been selected for Golf Digest Japan's "Top 18 Holes in Japan" feature. The 3rd hole, a par 3, requires a 300-yard carry over the Saajima Pond, forcing players to navigate a significant water hazard to reach the middle of the fairway. The 8th hole, a par 3, demands a high shot over a large pine tree and water to reach the main green, while the 5th hole, a par 4, features a prominent pine tree standing 300 yards from the tee that complicates the approach for long hitters. The course offers four sets of tees-Pine, Melon, White, and Green-allowing for varied difficulty and length.

Hamanako Country Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

Hamanako Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Nishio, Shizuoka, divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts: the Hamanako Course, the Naka Course, and the Shiomi Course. The courses are separated by pine forests and are designed to offer a strategic challenge where reading the wind is critical. The terrain features gentle undulations rather than severe elevation changes, with the Naka Course specifically noted for its rolling fairways that require players to judge distances carefully. The Hamanako Course presents a mix of straight holes and strategic doglegs. The first hole is a 351-yard par 4 that plays straight but demands accuracy to avoid left-side bunkers, with a green that slopes differently from front to back. The layout avoids water hazards, relying instead on pine trees and wind conditions to test the golfer. The course features high-quality greens that are a central point of the club's conditioning standards. The Naka Course is characterized by its gentle ups and downs and requires players to account for the wind filtering through the trees between holes. The back nine, particularly the finishing three holes, are highlighted as key areas for scoring. Yardages vary by tee, with the first hole playing 351 yards from the white tees and extending to 366 yards from the tournament tees. The par structure and handicap indices are assigned to each hole to balance the difficulty across the nine. The third layout, the Shiomi Course, completes the 27-hole offering. The facility caters to various skill levels through multiple tee boxes, including gold, red, and orange options, ensuring the courses remain accessible while maintaining a challenging standard for low handicappers.

Hamanishi Golf Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

Hamano Golf Club ☆ Follow

千葉県

Hamano Golf Club is a 7,217-yard championship course designed by the renowned architect Seiichi Inoue. The 18-hole layout is divided into an Out Course and an In Course, featuring a variety of hole lengths and par 4s that demand strategic play. The course is characterized by its wide fairways, which often exceed 50 meters in width, allowing for bold tee shots, though precision is required to avoid hazards. The first hole serves as a signature opening, presenting a wide, flat par 4 that offers a clear view of the green from the tee. It is designed to reward powerful hitters who can utilize the subtle undulations around the 250-yard mark to set up advantageous second shots. In contrast, the third hole is a par 4 that tests both power and finesse, featuring a fairway that slopes gently to the left and a green surrounded by six bunkers, requiring accurate distance control and delicate approach shots. Hole five provides a notable change in terrain with a dramatic 7-meter downhill par 3. This hole stands out for its scale and the strategic challenge of judging distance from the elevated tee, where six bunkers guard the green and cherry trees line the back. The course also features specific holes recommended for driving distance, such as the eighth and twelfth holes, as well as those for proximity to the pin, including the fifth and thirteenth. The layout incorporates subtle undulations and well-maintained greens that challenge golfers to read lines carefully. While the fairways are generally generous, the course demands respect through its well-placed bunkers and the need for precise approach shots. The design ensures that while the course may appear forgiving from the tee, the greenside complexity and strategic bunkering require a high level of skill to navigate effectively.

Hamarsvöllur ☆ Follow

Borgarbyggð

Hamarsvöllur is an 18-hole golf course located in Borgarnes, Iceland, at Hamri. The layout is designed to offer a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to professionals. Each hole presents a unique character and set of challenges, set against a backdrop of surrounding mountains and coastal views. The course is maintained to high standards, with well-kept greens and fairways. The course features local rules such as the presence of robotic mowers and specific penalty areas, including a ban on playing from flower beds above the 12th green. The clubhouse is situated at Hotel Hamri, offering views of the mountains and sea.

Hamasaka Multipurpose Park Ground Golf Course ☆ Follow

美方郡

Hamburger Golfclub e. V. Falkenstein ☆ Follow

Hamburger Golf-Club Falkenstein is an 18-hole parkland course established in 1906, located in Hamburg at In de Bargen 59. The course is situated within a protected landscape area and is characterized by diverse terrain featuring extensive heathland areas, creating a distinctive landscape that defines its playing character. The course ranks 9th among Continental Europe's top 100 golf courses and is recognized as Germany's premier golf club. It presents a sportily challenging layout that has evolved over its long history, offering players a rewarding experience through its varied natural setting. The club maintains a strong competitive tradition, hosting numerous tournaments including the Falkenstein International Junior Open. It has earned gold certification for its youth development program from the German Golf Association (DGV) for the sixth consecutive time, reflecting its commitment to high-quality junior golf training. The course regularly produces competitive teams across various age categories and skill levels, demonstrating its emphasis on both competitive excellence and player development within a well-established club culture.

Hamburger Land und Golfclub Hittfeld ☆ Follow

Niedersachsen

Hamburger Land- und Golfclub Hittfeld is a prestigious championship golf course located south of Hamburg, Germany. Founded in 1957 following Anglo-Saxon traditions, the course features a distinctive parkland layout set within gently rolling end-moraine terrain. The design is characterized by mature tree stands and panoramic views throughout the course. The course underwent a significant redesign in 2004-2005 by renowned architect David Krause, transforming the historic Morrison course into a championship-level layout. Golf professionals recognize it as one of Germany's must-play courses. The facility accommodates golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to competitive players, offering both challenging play and a relaxing atmosphere. Beyond golf, the club provides comprehensive recreational facilities including swimming, tennis, and ice stock shooting. The training infrastructure is particularly notable, featuring one of Northern Germany's finest driving ranges with multiple target greens, covered bays on three levels, and Trackman technology for indoor swing analysis and simulation training. A dedicated short-game practice area complements the facility's instructional offerings, making HLGC Hittfeld a complete golfing destination.

Hamersley Golf Course ☆ Follow

Western Australia

Hamilton Elks Golf Club ☆ Follow

OH

Hamilton Elks Golf Club is located in Hamilton, Ohio, situated between Cincinnati and Dayton. The club features 27 holes arranged in three courses: the Red and White courses, which comprise the original 18 holes, designed and built by Donald Ross in 1925, and the Blue course, designed and built by Michael Hurdzan in 1995. The Red and White courses play as a par-72 and stretch to 6,467 yards from the back tees. The two Donald Ross nines are laid out on gently undulating terrain, with the par-3 5th on the Red Course at 217 yards from the back tees serving as the #1 handicap hole. On the Blue Course, the property is flatter and lined with woods but challenges come from ravines and a large lake, including the par-4 fourth hole which is bisected by two ravines and at 336 yards demands two precise shots to reach the green in regulation. The course has earned a reputation among better golfers while remaining excellent for juniors and beginners, with the Red and White courses lacking forced carries and hazards that allow beginning golfers to play with minimal frustrations. The 27-hole layout ensures fast play, with 18 holes at Hamilton Elks typically taking 4 hours or less. Tournaments and league play occur almost every day during the season, with PGA Professionals organizing events for every standard of golfer and age group, including juniors and seniors.

Hamilton Farm Golf Club ☆ Follow

NJ

Hamilton Farm is a private, 36-hole golf club set on the grounds of the former James Cox Brady estate in Somerset, New Jersey, located in Gladstone, New Jersey. The 18-hole Highlands course features 7,117 yards of golf for a par of 72 and opened in 2001, designed by the noted golf course design team of Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry. There is both an eighteen hole course known as the Highlands and an eighteen par 3 course known as the Hickory, the only USGA rated par 3 course in the country. Holes play uphill and downhill, over and beside ponds and wetlands, out in the open, in the trees, over deep ravines and gentle meadows. Among its most distinctive features are sculpted bunkers with high sand flashing, recreating the older, dramatic style of bunkering. The best is kept until last on the front nine as the 559-yard 9th ("Waterjump") is a wonderful par five that culminates in an approach across a wetland area. The 196-yard 17th, "Calamity," emulates its namesake, the par three 14th hole on the Dunluce course at Royal Portrush. The club was 2019 & 2021 New Jersey PGA Club of the Year and ranked in Golf Digest Best Courses in State. The course hosted the HSBC Women's World Match Play Championship in 2005-06. The property also serves as the headquarters for the US Equestrian Team, which uses the facility for Olympic competition training.

Hamilton Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Hamilton Golf and Country Club is a prestigious 27-hole parkland course located in Ancaster, Ontario, with over 125 years of history as a leading Canadian golf destination. Originally designed by Harry Colt, the course was recently restored by architect Martin Ebert to complete Colt's original vision. The layout features a masterful routing across challenging terrain characterized by majestic, twisting land that defines the parkland setting. The course has hosted numerous prestigious competitions and attracted the game's greatest players throughout its history, from Bobby Jones to Rory McIlroy, including hosting the RBC Canadian Open. The restoration focused on preserving Colt's design principles while adding refined finishing touches to the challenging routing. Hamilton's 27-hole configuration serves members, their families, and guests, offering a comprehensive golf experience across demanding topography that tests players of varying skill levels while maintaining the classical design characteristics that have defined the course for more than a century.

Hamilton Golf Club ☆ Follow

MT

The picturesque par-72 Hamilton Golf Club is located in Hamilton, Montana, in the heart of the beautiful Bitterroot Valley of Southwestern Montana. Originally established as a nine-hole course in 1924 on land once owned by Montana Copper King Marcus Daly, the back-nine was designed by the Club's former golf pro James Wallinder and Jack Martin, opening in July 1979. The course stretches over 6,853 yards from the championship tees with a course rating of 71.7 and slope rating of 121, presenting a challenging layout. Key features include several water hazards and natural obstacles throughout the design. The facility offers a driving range, chipping and pitching green, and putting green adjacent to the clubhouse. Set in the scenic Bitterroot Valley, the course provides a memorable golfing experience amid Southwestern Montana's spectacular landscape and terrain. The combination of water hazards, natural obstacles, and yardage creates a moderately difficult course suitable for various skill levels.

Hamilton Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Hamilton Golf Club is located in rural Hamilton, Western Victoria, and is recognized as one of the western district's leading golf courses. The course features an 18-hole layout measuring 6,004 metres with grass greens throughout. The design incorporates tree-lined couch fairways and well-bunkered greens, presenting a realistic challenge suitable for golfers of all standards. Set in a natural environment away from urban traffic and residential noise, the course provides a relaxing and peaceful setting for play. The layout offers a moderate to challenging difficulty level, with bunker placement and tree-lined fairways creating strategic play opportunities. The course is distinguished by its well-maintained greens and fairways, reflecting the club's commitment to course standards. Hamilton Golf Club actively hosts various competitions and social events, including monthly medals, twilight golf events, and an annual Women's Gala Day. The club is committed to the Women in Golf Charter and actively promotes women's participation in golf. The course welcomes both new members and visitors seeking an authentic golfing experience in a natural setting.

Hamilton Golf Club ☆ Follow

Waikato

The St Andrews Course, home of Hamilton Golf Club, has been challenging golfers since opening over 110 years ago beside the Waikato River in Hamilton. The course has a long-established history dating back to 1903, providing a scenic riverside setting that characterizes the layout. The course welcomes both members and visitors, offering a traditional golf experience. The Waikato River setting suggests an interesting landscape with natural water features that likely influence course design and playability. Hamilton Golf Club provides comprehensive facilities including a pro shop, coaching services, and equipment fitting options. The club hosts regular tournaments and events, including monthly Black Tee opens, indicating an active competitive calendar. Reciprocal club arrangements are available for members, and the facility offers corporate day packages alongside casual play opportunities through green fee access. The course maintains handicap tracking systems and tee booking services for organized play.

Hamilton Golf Club ☆ Follow

South Lanarkshire

Hamilton Golf Club is a prestigious course in Lanarkshire, founded in 1892 and redesigned to its current layout in 1925 by renowned Scottish course designer James Braid. The club maintains affiliation with the Association of James Braid courses, offering members preferential green fees at partner venues. The course is widely regarded as one of Lanarkshire's foremost golf clubs and features a picturesque layout characterized by notable slopes that require careful navigation. The design reflects Braid's expertise in creating challenging yet aesthetically pleasing courses typical of his era. Hamilton Golf Club operates as a primarily members-only facility with a rich competitive tradition, hosting numerous internal competitions including monthly medals, seasonal cups, and team matches against other clubs. The club also welcomes visitors and guests, offering visitor packages and hosting open competitions throughout the year. The club's course record and various championship competitions demonstrate its standing as a quality golfing venue. With full facilities including professional tuition and equipment hire, Hamilton Golf Club combines heritage and tradition with contemporary club amenities.

Hamlet Golf Course ☆ Follow

IN

Hamlet Golf Course is located in Hamlet, Indiana, offering a well-maintained layout designed to challenge experienced golfers while remaining accessible to novices. The course features lush, watered fairways and excellent greens maintained to high standards throughout the season. The facility accommodates both walking and riding play, with riding and pull carts available. Practice amenities include a putting green and chipping area for pre-round warm-up. The Pro Shop offers golf merchandise, beverages, and snacks. Hamlet Golf Course serves as a hub for competitive play, hosting men's and ladies' leagues including Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evening league schedules. The course welcomes group outings, fundraisers, and school golf teams, making it a community-focused facility. Green fees are positioned competitively compared to courses offering similar quality and amenities.

Hammarö GK ☆ Follow

Värmlands län 1 upcoming event

Hammel Golf Klub ☆ Follow

Region Midtjylland

Hammock Bay Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

Hammock Beach Golf Resort ☆ Follow

FL 1 upcoming event

Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa features two championship courses located along Florida's Atlantic coastline in Palm Coast. The Ocean Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus, winds through pristine wetlands and sparkling lakes while offering ocean views. The Conservatory Course, a Tom Watson signature design, is characterized by waterfalls, babbling brooks, and field stone work. Six holes on the Ocean Course sit directly on the Atlantic Ocean. Both courses are recognized as award-winning layouts, with the resort named to Golfweek's 2026 "200 Best Resort Courses" list. The facility has received recognition from Golf Magazine, Golf Digest, and Conde Nast Traveler for its resort amenities and course quality. The resort accommodates golf groups of all sizes with dedicated service coordinators and customized packages. Head Golf Professional Eric Sargent, a nine-year PGA member, leads the golf instruction team.

Hammock Creek Golf Club ☆ Follow

FL

Hammock Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course located in Palm City, Florida. Designed by Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus II, it carries the designation of a Jack Nicklaus Legacy Design. The course opened in July 1996 and underwent a significant renovation in 2013. Playing at 7,205 yards, it offers a challenging layout characteristic of Nicklaus designs. The course features a full-service facility including instruction programs, practice opportunities through its Learn, Play programs, and membership options. Additionally, the facility includes Flip's at Hammock Creek restaurant, offering dining from breakfast through dinner. The club hosts various leagues, tournaments, and special events, making it an active community golf destination in the Palm City area.

Hammock Dunes Club and Links Golf Course ☆ Follow

FL

Hammock Dunes Club is a premier oceanfront golf community located in Palm Coast, Florida, featuring 36 championship holes across two Audubon-certified courses. The Links Course offers oceanfront play, while the Creek Course provides a pristine natural setting. Both courses are designed for championship-level golf and represent the club's commitment to superior golfing experiences. The facility has earned the prestigious Distinguished Emerald Club of the World recognition. Beyond golf, the club provides extensive amenities including tennis, pickleball, oceanfront croquet, bocce ball, a heated pool and spa, and a fitness center. The club has hosted notable tournaments, including the FSGA Women's Amateur Championship. Set amid Florida's Atlantic Coast natural beauty, Hammock Dunes Club combines challenging championship golf with a comprehensive lifestyle experience for its members.

Hammond Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Hammond Golf is a public 18-hole golf course located 25 minutes from Ottawa in Hammond, Ontario. The course features a par 72 layout with five sets of tees ranging from 5,167 yards (red tees) to 6,626 yards (blue tees), accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The course design emphasizes open fairways with strategic positioning of water and sand hazards to provide an enjoyable yet challenging experience. Mature pine trees line the fairways, creating an attractive natural setting. The turf staff maintains lush fairways and greens in excellent condition, with particular attention to the quality of the greens. The course offers a straightforward layout with short walking distances between holes, making it accessible while still presenting a legitimate test of golf. Key amenities include a bar and dining room, showers and locker rooms, and free Wi-Fi. Hammond Golf is tournament-friendly and welcomes both casual play and organized competitions. The facility operates as both a public course and a membership-based club, offering flexible membership options alongside daily green fee play.