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Hanmer Springs Golf Club ☆ Follow

Canterbury

Hanmer Springs Golf Club is located in the alpine village of Hanmer Springs, approximately 90 minutes from Christchurch Airport in New Zealand. The course is set within stunning mountain scenery and is described as "Heaven's Golf Course" due to its spectacular Alpine surroundings and picturesque fairways. The 18-hole course features world-class greens and is characterized by beautiful alpine views throughout the round. It is designed to be equally enjoyable for golfers of all abilities, from professionals to those of basic standard, making it accessible yet challenging. The course operates 364 days per year and is a popular destination for individual players, groups, and tournaments. The clubhouse provides spacious and comfortable facilities with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The club offers equipment rental including clubs, trundlers, and motorized carts to accommodate all visitors. Hanmer Springs Golf Club has established itself as one of New Zealand's premier golf destinations, known for combining exceptional course quality with the natural beauty and unique character of its alpine location.

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Hanna Country Club ☆ Follow

大阪府

Hanna Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Daito, Osaka, situated on a 622,322-square-meter site within a forest setting. Designed by Toshisuke Kato and constructed by Higuchi Gumi, the course opened on August 25, 1974. The layout features Pen-cross grass on the greens, Korean bentgrass on the fairways, and wild grass in the rough. The course is described as a representative urban-type course that balances short and long holes to emphasize reading and control over sheer distance. The total yardage from the regular tees is 5,707 yards, with the back tees extending to 6,200 yards. The front nine measures 2,726 yards for a par of 35, while the back nine measures 2,981 yards for a par of 37. The course includes a variety of hole lengths, ranging from a 102-yard par-3 to a 546-yard par-5. Handicap indices are distributed across the holes, with the 18th hole carrying the highest handicap index of 18 and the 1st hole at 1. The facility is operated by Classic Golf Co., Ltd., which also manages several other courses in Japan. The club offers both caddie-assisted and self-play options, with electric self-propelled carts available for use. The clubhouse, covering 10,659 square meters, includes a restaurant serving Japanese, Western, Italian, and Chinese cuisine. The property also features onsen facilities using local Ryuman hot springs.

Hanna Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

Alberta

Hanna Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Hanna, Alberta. The course evolved significantly from its humble origins as a 9-hole layout featuring sand greens into a modern championship course. Redesigned by Golf Design Services (Les Furber and Jim Eremko) in the early 1980s, the original nine holes were completely reimagined to create a challenging layout. The expansion to 18 holes was completed in 2006, with the back nine also designed by Golf Design Services after two years of planning and construction. The course is characterized by its prairie setting and demanding conditions, particularly through its signature "amen corner" at holes 5 and 6, which test golfers severely in northwest winds. The layout incorporates several memorable features, including remnants of the original sand greens visible on hole 3. The course underwent major infrastructure improvements including full irrigation installation in the early 1970s and an automated high-output irrigation system in the mid-1990s. Throughout its history, the club has been defined by member-driven improvements and community support, reflecting its strong ties to the local Hanna area.

Hannan Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Hannan Golf Club is a 9-hole hillside course that opened in 1974, located in Osaka Prefecture, Japan. The course measures 1,919 yards on the OUT nine and 1,803 yards on the IN nine, playing across a rolling terrain characteristic of hilly landscapes. The design features Zoysiagrass greens with a two-green layout on most holes, except for holes 3 and 12, which have single greens. This configuration creates an interesting dynamic where different groups can play simultaneously on separate greens. The course operates primarily as a members' facility, though guest play is available by reservation. It offers modern amenities including remote-controlled motorized golf carts and facilities such as a restaurant, locker rooms, and bathing facilities on full 18-hole play days. The club maintains regular member competitions and hosts open tournaments, making it an active golf community. The course emphasizes proper etiquette, requiring golf shoes and maintaining pace-of-play standards of approximately two hours per nine holes, with particular attention to preventing shots between the dual-green holes.

Hannastown Golf Club ☆ Follow

PA

Hannastown Golf Club was founded by Thomas Jamison, an Oakmont member who lived in Greensburg and wanted a private course. The initial nine holes were built in 1919 by Emil "Dutch" Loeffler, the superintendent at Oakmont Country Club. For 80 years, the club was a 9-hole facility until 1997, when Hannastown added an additional 9 holes. The original 9 was influenced by Loeffler's experience at Oakmont, with fall-away greens, a long par 3 similar to #8 at Oakmont, and a final green tied into the practice putting green. The course is now 6,668 yards and plays to a par of 70, with five par 3s and three par 5s. The course rating is 72.5, and the slope is 132 from the tips. Due to the clubhouse location, the new and old nines had to be intermingled. The old 9 has old-style greens that are pure Poa annua, while the new 9 has USGA-spec greens with bentgrass and smaller greens that feature interesting slopes and mounds. Hannastown Golf Club is a member of the Tri-County Golf Association, which allows play at any member club for a flat fee twice a month.

Hannibal Country Club ☆ Follow

MO

Hannibal Country Club is a nine-hole golf course located in historic Hannibal, Missouri, established in 1903. The course features a beautifully landscaped layout suitable for recreational play. As a nine-hole facility, it offers an accessible option for golfers of varying skill levels, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a quick round or practicing their game. Beyond golf, the club operates as a comprehensive country club facility, featuring a full-service restaurant, bar, and swimming pool. The club serves as both a recreational and social hub for the community, hosting business meetings and social events. The course is accompanied by a driving range for practice. Located at 1200 Country Club Drive in Hannibal, the facility has maintained its commitment to quality throughout its long history, continuing to serve as a gathering place that blends golf, dining, and community engagement.

Hanno Golf Club ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Located in Hanno, Saitama, Hanno Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course designed by renowned architect Kazusuke Izumi. Opened in October 1960, the 769,000-square-meter property is characterized by its flat, forested terrain, with the layout winding through a pine forest centered around the Koi-ga-kubo pond. The strategic design demands high technical skill, a reputation cemented by its history of hosting the 33rd Japan Women's Open and other official tournaments that have challenged many professional players. The course features two distinct sets of greens, offering varied playing conditions. The A Green is a Bentgrass 007 variety, while the B Green is a Tif Eagle Bermuda grass. Yardage varies significantly by tee, with the Black tees stretching 6,927 yards for the A Green configuration and 6,557 yards for the B Green. The White tees measure 5,853 yards and 5,503 yards respectively, providing options for different skill levels. The course rating for men is 73.5 with a slope of 130 on the A Green, indicating a challenging test for scratch golfers. The front nine presents a mix of long par fives and technical par fours. The second hole is a demanding 513-yard par 5 from the Black tees, while the ninth is a 511-yard par 5 that tests endurance. The back nine continues the strategic theme, highlighted by the 18th hole, a 329-yard par 4 that serves as a strong finishing test. The 17th hole, a 580-yard par 5, offers another significant scoring opportunity for low handicappers. Hanno Golf Club requires walking play with caddies, maintaining a traditional atmosphere. The facility includes a covered driving range with 12 bays and a 5,000-square-meter approach practice area. The course is managed by Hanno Golf Club Co., Ltd., and remains a significant venue in the Saitama golfing landscape, known for its precise layout and historical significance in Japanese women's golf.

Hanno Green Country Club ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Hanno Green Country Club is a 9-hole golf course located in Hisasumi, Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The layout is played as an 18-hole course with a total par of 72. The front nine measures 3,547 yards from the back tees, while the back nine extends to 3,392 yards, bringing the total yardage to 6,939 yards from the longest tees. The course utilizes Bentgrass on the fairways and Korai grass on the greens. The course is characterized by significant elevation changes and challenging terrain. The front nine features a mix of uphill and downhill holes, including a 9-meter downhill short hole on the 5th and a 18-meter downhill approach on the 9th. The back nine includes a 6-meter downhill short hole on the 8th and a 240-yard water hazard guarding the approach to the 9th. Several holes are described as tough, with the 2nd hole offering a generous 615-yard distance from the back tees and the 7th hole presenting a 555-yard straightaway where finding the right slope is crucial for par preservation. Obstacles are a key feature of the layout. The 2nd hole has out-of-bounds on the right side, as does the 5th hole. The 9th hole features a water hazard at the 240-yard mark on the approach to the green. The 4th hole requires careful distance management, with a fairway bunker located 200 yards from the tee. The 6th hole is a par 4 that plays uphill to a platform green, adding difficulty to the second shot. The course design includes specific yardages for Black, Red, Blue, and White tees, allowing for varied difficulty levels depending on the player's handicap.

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Hanno Park Country Club ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Hanno Park Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Hanno, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Kiyoshi Tomita and opened in July 1978, the course spans 1,056,000 square meters of rolling terrain. The layout is characterized by a strategic design that utilizes the natural topography, with holes separated by trees that are over 70 years old. This mature tree cover provides a distinct seasonal landscape for players throughout the year. The course features a mix of Bentgrass and Korai grass greens, allowing for varied playing conditions depending on the tee box selected. The total yardage varies significantly based on the tees, ranging from 5,168 yards for the forward ladies' Korai tees to 6,834 yards for the back men's tees. The men's back tees from the Bentgrass set measure 6,514 yards, with the front nine totaling 3,278 yards and the back nine 3,236 yards. The course holds a JGA Course Rating of 71.5 and a Slope Rating of 131 from the back Bentgrass tees. Strategic demands are present throughout the layout, with handicap strokes distributed to highlight the most challenging segments. The 13th hole, a par-3, serves as the stroke index 13, while the 15th hole, a par-4, is the stroke index 1. The back nine features a demanding 523-yard 18th hole, rated as the stroke index 10, and a 569-yard 10th hole, which is the stroke index 4. The course also includes a 527-yard 8th hole on the front nine, designated as the stroke index 3. Hanno Park Country Club is a member of the Japan Golf Association and the Kanto Golf Association. It maintains a sister course relationship with Musashi Matsuyama Country Club. The facility is currently undergoing renovation work on the 13th hole, specifically the construction of a new cart path diversion due to the aging of the bridge structure, with work scheduled to continue through June 2026.

Hanover Country Club ☆ Follow

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Hanover Country Club ☆ Follow

PA

Hanover Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course established in 1923 during the golden era of American golf. Located in Abbottstown, Pennsylvania, the course features 6,505 yards with a par of 71 and a course rating of 72.6 with a slope rating of 132. Designed by J.W. Gitt, who incorporated design elements from legendary clubs including Pine Valley, Oakmont, and Augusta, the course was developed on a former horse farm with open meadows and rich soil that provided an ideal foundation for the layout. The course is characterized by tight tree-lined fairways, small and fast undulating greens, strategically placed greenside bunkers, and moguls that create a challenging and mature golf venue. The founding members of the club included individuals who were members of some of the most prestigious golf clubs of the era, establishing Hanover as a premier golf destination from its inception. Beyond the golf course, the private family-oriented club offers amenities including a swimming pool, tennis courts, bocce ball facilities, and dining options, serving as a comprehensive country club experience for its members since 1923.

Hanover Golf Club ☆ Follow

NJ

Hanover Golf Club is a daily fee course located in Wrightstown, New Jersey, situated approximately 8 miles from Six Flags Great Adventure and 10 miles from the NJ Turnpike Exit 7. The course features rolling hills characteristic of central New Jersey's terrain and offers four sets of tees to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels, from beginners to single-digit handicappers. The back nine was designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Sr., contributing to the course's design quality. Key features include sloping greens that add to the challenge and strategic interest. The signature hole is the 621-yard 18th, nicknamed "The Monster," which serves as a demanding finishing hole requiring substantial distance and precision. The course is characterized by its rolling topography and provides an appropriate challenge across its layout. As a well-regarded daily fee facility in New Jersey, Hanover Golf Club is positioned as one of the state's finer public golf options, offering both playability and strategic design elements that appeal to the broader golfing community.

Hanover Golf Club ☆ Follow

VA

Hanover Golf Club is located in Ashland, Virginia, in North Richmond's region. The course features a newly designed layout that takes advantage of Hanover County's scenic landscape, offering true and fast greens for an enjoyable golfing experience. The facility caters to players of all skill levels, with PGA instructors available for golf lessons. Since its acquisition by the Foley family in April 2022, the course has undergone significant renovations and improvements. These include bunker renovations, irrigation system upgrades, and enhancements to the golf shop and clubhouse facilities. The course also features a resurfaced pool deck and poolside service area. Hanover Golf Club welcomes both daily fee players and members, offering various amenities beyond golf including dining, swimming, and social events. The club serves as a premier venue for corporate outings, charity tournaments, and private events, with meeting space and a banquet hall available for weddings, receptions, and other celebrations. The scenic setting and on-site catering make it a popular destination for special events throughout the year.

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Hans Merensky Golf Course ☆ Follow

Limpopo

Hans Merensky Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course located in Phalaborwa, Limpopo, immediately adjacent to the Kruger National Park. Designed by renowned Bob Grimsdell in 1967, the parkland course spans 6,549 meters and features Bayview grass greens with Cynodon grass fairways. The layout is laid out across gently undulating terrain with well-maintained fairways flanked by semi-rough and bushveld vegetation. The course is distinguished by its unique wildlife presence, with resident giraffes, hippos, elephants, various antelope species, and crocodiles frequently encountered during play. Water hazards feature live crocodiles and hippos, making these features genuinely perilous. Notable holes include the par-3 8th, which is 155 meters long and guarded by a water hazard inhabited by crocodiles. The course has been voted the best walking course in South Africa and received the Diamond Arrow Award as the highest-rated course in Limpopo. Hans Merensky regularly hosts professional tournaments, including events on the South African Vodacom Tour, and serves as a popular destination for golf safaris. The experience combines challenging fairways with natural beauty, blending competitive golf with an authentic African safari environment where players may encounter moving hazards ranging from massive elephants to smaller wildlife crossing the rolling fairways.

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Limpopo

Hans Merensky is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course spanning 6,549 yards, designed by Robert Grimsdell and established in 1967. The course is located in Phalaborwa adjacent to the Kruger National Park, within subtropical Limpopo Province. The course has been acclaimed as the best walking course in South Africa and awarded the Diamond Arrow for being the top-rated course in Limpopo. Expansively laid out across gently undulating terrain, the course features good-width, well-maintained fairways flanked by semi-rough with small trees and bushes, making ball-finding from wayward shots manageable but requiring golfers to work the ball back through trees. The par-five 16th hole is a particularly notable hole where a pulled or hooked drive will end up in the adjacent Kruger National Park. The par-3 8th hole is particularly attractive. The course is home to a wide variety of wildlife and over 200 species of birds, making wildlife encounters a defining characteristic. The course hosted a Sunshine Tour event in the 1980s known as the Phalaborwa Classic, when the winner received a unique trophy of an elephant's head sculpted from tamboti wood with warthog tusk ivory. Annually, a tournament of the South African Vodacom Tour is played here.

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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

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CA

Hansen Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

WI

Hansen Park Golf Course is an 18-hole executive course founded in 1952, located at 9800 W. Underwood Creek Parkway in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. With a par of 55 and yardage of 2,217, the course features 17 par-3 holes, most around 100 yards, making it ideal for practicing short game skills with irons and wedges. The layout consists of open fairways surrounded by tall trees, with elevation changes particularly notable on the back nine, which is bisected by Underwood Creek. Water hazards and wooded areas present challenges to wayward shots and can claim errant balls. The course's relatively compact design allows most players to complete a round in 2 to 2.5 hours. Hansen Park offers amenities including cart and pull cart rentals, club rentals, and a free irons practice area where golfers can bring their own balls. The course serves various golfing communities through organized leagues, including the Milwaukee Players Club, Hansen Honeys women's league, and a senior golf club. Junior golf instruction is also available through partnerships with local recreation departments.

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