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Hartmann's Golf Course

PA

Hartmann's Deep Valley Golf Course was built in 1955 and is located in Harmony, Pennsylvania 16037, Butler County. The par is 72 with a length of 6310 yards. The course rating is 68.7 and the slope is 115. The 18-hole course was built on rolling terrain and offers smaller greens. Narrower fairways on the front nine combined with water hazards on five holes provide a more challenging golf experience. The front 9 features a traditional layout with tree lined fairways, while the back nine has fewer trees but numerous water hazards. The course is easy to walk with very little hills. Hartmann's Golf Course and Waterhole has been family-run for three generations strong. The facility includes dining options at the Waterhole Restaurant on-site and features a driving range alongside the golf course.

Hartney Golf Course

Manitoba

Established in 1926, the Hartney Golf Club is one of the oldest golf courses in Westman, Manitoba. Following significant flooding in 2011, the course underwent a complete redesign and reopened in 2016 as a 9-hole layout. The redesigned course features various bends and elevations with trees and hazards strategically placed throughout. Large greens characterize each hole, providing a challenging yet accessible experience for golfers of all skill levels. Seven of the nine holes offer both front and back tee boxes with varying yardages, allowing for a full 18-hole round. Two sets of trees are found on every hole, adding complexity to play. The course spans 2,750 yards total and is navigable by foot or cart. The club features a licensed clubhouse with a spacious covered deck overlooking holes 1 and 9, offering views and refreshment facilities. Located 1 kilometer north of Hartney on Highway 21, the course operates from May through September and will celebrate its centennial in 2026.

Hartola Golf

Päijät-Häme

Hartola Golf is an 18-hole golf course located in Hartola, Finland, described as one of Finland's most birdie-friendly layouts. The course is situated within the Tainionvirta tourism area and emphasizes its natural setting, with wildlife viewing opportunities integrated into the playing experience. The course design incorporates bird-themed hole names, reflecting the local fauna and the course's logo bird, the Great Crested Grebe (Mustakurkku-uikku). The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, offering appropriate challenge across its layout. Its setting is characterized by close proximity to nature, allowing players to observe native bird species throughout the season while playing. The course features a clubhouse with restaurant facilities and is part of a broader tourism destination offering accommodation and dining options. Hartola Golf operates as a membership-based facility with share ownership available, though guest play is welcomed. The course hosts various competitions and tournaments throughout the season, organized through the Gamebook system. It also offers golf packages and instruction courses for visitors and members.

Hartsbourne Country Club

Hertfordshire

Hartsville Country Club

SC

Hartsville Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located just outside downtown Hartsville, South Carolina. The course serves as part of a comprehensive country club facility that combines golf with additional recreational amenities including tennis, pickleball, and swimming pool facilities. The club functions as both a private membership venue and a community gathering space, featuring a pro shop that provides equipment and instruction for golfers and tennis players of all skill levels. Beyond golf, the facility operates as a fine dining establishment and event venue, with regular food service, Sunday buffet lunches, and a bar. The ballroom and bar areas are available for private events and are frequently utilized by civic organizations, wedding parties, and social clubs. The club maintains a welcoming atmosphere for both members and their guests, supporting the local Hartsville community as a multi-sport recreational and social destination.

Hartwood Golf Course

WA

Hartwood Golf Course is a 9-hole executive course located in Brush Prairie, Washington, in Clark County. Designed by Jim and Pat Hart and opened in 1996, the course stretches 1,616 yards from the back tees with a par of 29. The layout features flat, wide fairways with grass tees, sand bunkers, water hazards, and picturesque ponds with naturalized growth. The course is set on 40 acres in a peaceful rural setting offering views of Mount Hood and Mount Saint Helens, surrounded by old growth oak and fir trees. The course is designed as an executive-length layout suitable for golfers of all skill levels, from seasoned players to those perfecting their game. Hartwood operates with a distinctive no-tee-time policy, allowing walk-up play and rounds typically completed in 1 to 1.5 hours. Practice facilities include a driving range and putting green, while the charming clubhouse offers panoramic views of the course. Amenities include rental clubs and pull carts, a pro shop with golf equipment and supplies, and golf lessons available by appointment. The course maintains a welcoming atmosphere and is accessible to the general public as a public facility serving the local golfing community.

Haruna no Mori Country Club

群馬県

Haruna no Mori Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, Japan, situated at the foot of Mount Haruna. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course spans approximately 1.21 million square meters and opened in June 1996, originally under the name Hibiki no Mori Country Club before being renamed. The layout measures 7,054 yards from the back tees, offering a total of four tee sets per hole, including a "Jack's Tee" for the longest distance, a back tee, a regular tee, and a ladies' tee. The course is characterized by its integration with the natural landscape, featuring mature trees such as keyaki, yamazakura, and maple, which were carefully transplanted and reintegrated during construction to preserve the existing environment. The terrain is defined by its forested setting and undulating natural features, with fairways planted in a mix of Kentucky bluegrass varieties including Midnight, Challenger, and Snow KB, seeded with perennial ryegrass for early growth. The greens are USGA-specification sand greens, utilizing sand sourced from Chojō, Niigata Prefecture, and are sown with Dominant bentgrass to ensure smooth ball roll. The design emphasizes a connection between the player and nature, with the course winding through a forested area that provides a backdrop of seasonal scenery. The routing allows for cart access, with cart paths determined during the initial design phase to ensure they do not interfere with the play. Strategic difficulty is a hallmark of the Nicklaus design, with the course described as challenging yet playable. The front nine totals 3,576 yards from the back tees, while the back nine measures 3,478 yards. Notable long holes include the par-5 3rd and 12th, which stretch to 555 and 530 yards respectively from the back tees, while the par-3s, such as the 8th and 17th, offer shorter but precise scoring opportunities. The handicap distribution places the most difficult holes at the 1st and 15th, reflecting the course's demand for accuracy and distance management. The course closed on February 23, 2023, after nearly three decades of operation.

Harvard Gulch Golf Course

CO

Harvard Gulch Golf Course is a 9-hole par 3 course located in South Denver at 660 E. Iliff Avenue. Designed as an accessible facility for golfers of all skill levels, the course takes approximately one hour to complete and is particularly suited for beginners, recreational players, and those refining their short game. The course features small, bunkered greens set among stately trees, creating an engaging playing experience despite its compact layout. The setting provides beautiful mountain views in the background, contributing to the scenic South Denver landscape. Walking is the primary mode of play, with push carts available for rent. A practice green and pro shop are available on-site, along with rental clubs. The course also offers Night Golf programming for extended play opportunities. Harvard Gulch was voted the best public golf course by The Colorado Sun in 2023. The course operates under dynamic pricing with green fees ranging from $12-$21 on weekdays and $17-$21 on weekends, making it an economical option for casual golf outings.

Harvest Hill Golf Club

NY

Harvest Hill Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course stretching 7,010 yards, designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan. Located southwest of Buffalo on the border between Orchard Park and West Seneca, the course was selected as "Buffalo's Best Public Golf Course" for 2011. It operates as a daily fee golf course, with a learning center consisting of a short game facility, driving range, and 3-hole family course. The course features rolling bent grass fairways framed by natural wetlands, woodlands, and waves of golden heather, complemented by bunkers and lakes. While difficult enough to challenge scratch golfers, multiple tees on each hole enable golfers of all ability levels to enjoy the course. The course has a slope rating of 129, indicating moderate to challenging difficulty. Notable tournaments held at the course include the NYSGA Mid-Am Qualifier, WNY Public Links, and the 2011 Western NY PGA Section Championship. The course opened in July 2007 as a state-of-the-art design offering golf for all skill levels.

Harvey Golf Club

Western Australia

Harvey Golf Club is an 18-hole par 72 golf course located in Harvey, Western Australia. The course features fully reticulated fairways and bent grass greens, designed to maintain playing conditions throughout the year. Situated in an idyllic country setting, the course offers a pleasant playing experience with manicured fairways and quality greens. The club welcomes both visitors and green fee players, with summer competitions open to golfers of all levels, including men and women. On-site facilities include a driving range for practice, professional golf lessons, and a clubroom with a bar and change room facilities. The clubhouse is also available for private functions. The course provides a friendly, welcoming environment typical of regional Australian golf clubs, catering to both serious golfers and casual players seeking a relaxing round in a rural setting.

Harvey Penick Golf Campus

TX

The Harvey Penick Golf Campus is a 112-acre public facility located in East Austin, situated within 15 minutes of the Domain, Downtown, Pflugerville, UT Campus, and Austin Airport. The facility features a 9-hole PGA Tour-designed golf course alongside Austin's first Footgolf course and serves as home to First Tee - Greater Austin. The course is complemented by comprehensive practice amenities including a grass and mat driving range, two practice greens (one for putting and one for chipping), and a 3-hole short course. These facilities make it one of the most affordable public golf practice locations in central Texas. Since opening in 2005, Harvey Penick Golf Campus has operated as a community hub for golfers and families. The facility operates 364 days annually from dawn to dusk, welcoming golfers of all skill levels, weekend players, and youth participants in First Tee programs. As a non-profit owned and operated by First Tee - Greater Austin, all revenues support course maintenance and subsidize community programs.

Harwich & Dovercourt Golf Club

Essex

Harwich & Dovercourt Golf Club is a 9-hole course established in 1906, located in Parkeston, Harwich. The layout is described as easily playable yet generally challenging for its length, offering a good variety of holes with a mix of lengths and hazards suitable for all skill levels. The course features excellent bar and catering facilities with a sun terrace overlooking the 9th/18th hole, providing pleasant views of the closing holes. The setting benefits from being a friendly, welcoming venue that attracts both members and visiting golfers. The course characteristics include diverse hole designs with strategic hazards throughout, making it an engaging test despite its modest length. Visitor green fees are available after 11:30am Monday-Friday and 12pm on Sundays, subject to member competitions. The club maintains a strong reputation for hospitality and has cultivated positive experiences among visiting groups, who consistently praise the combination of course quality, amenities, and friendly atmosphere.

Harwich Port Golf Club

MA

Harwich Port Golf Club is a 9-hole municipal course located in Harwich Port on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Designed by Don Blakely and opened in 1920, the course measures 2,461 yards with a par of 34, featuring seven Par 4 holes and two Par 3 holes. The layout is characterized by tight fairways, small greens, and strategic mounding around the greens, with no sand bunkers. Notable features include numerous blind shots from the tee and thick tree lines along the course perimeter, with the course notably backing onto a graveyard. The course offers a classic, old-school golf experience ideal for beginners and casual players seeking a quick, walkable round. Despite its relatively short yardage, the tight fairways and strategic green defenses demand accuracy over distance. Well-maintained greens and fairways provide good playability, though the course is kept simple with minimal amenities-just a small pro shop and basic clubhouse facilities. Located in the heart of Harwich Port village, the course delivers a quintessential Cape Cod setting and is open to the public with reasonable green fees and membership options available for unlimited summer play.

Harwood Golf Club

Greater Manchester

Harwood Golf Club is located on the edge of the West Pennine Moors near Bolton, offering scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The club features an 18-hole course designed as a challenging layout that welcomes golfers of all abilities, from society visitors to dedicated members. The course is set within the moorland terrain, providing an engaging golfing experience characterized by both scenic beauty and strategic difficulty. The club emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity, catering to experienced golfers and those new to the game alike. Beyond the course itself, Harwood Golf Club functions as a comprehensive sporting and social venue, featuring dining facilities with home-cooked meals and a full bar service. The club maintains modern facilities including electric trolley access (with winter wheels required) and operates under contemporary safeguarding standards. Currently celebrating its centenary, the club positions itself as a welcoming community golf destination with a strong commitment to inclusivity and environmental sustainability.

Hashikami Golf Garden

三戸郡

Hashimoto Country Club

和歌山県

Located in Hashimoto City, Wakayama Prefecture, Hashimoto Country Club is a 27-hole facility set across 800,000 tsubo of hilly terrain. Designed by Osamu Ueda and opened in October 1966, the course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East, Middle, and West courses. Each nine carries a par of 36, resulting in a total course par of 72. The greens are maintained with New Bentgrass T1, and the layout offers a choice between caddie-assisted play and self-guided rounds using GPS-enabled five-seater carts. The East and West courses are characterized as athlete-level layouts, having hosted the Kansai Open Golf Championship in 2016. The East Course is noted for its length and strategic complexity, featuring a signature par-5 fifth hole that is described as the most difficult on the course. This 557-yard hole from the black tees requires precise placement, with the left side of the fairway offering the best approach while the right side forces a difficult second shot over trees and hills. The ninth hole on the East Course is a 508-yard par-5 dogleg left that penalizes aggressive driving with front bunkers, making conservative play essential for par. The West Course presents a straight, long-hole challenge, particularly at the seventh hole, which is a 544-yard par-5 recommended for long hitters. The Middle Course is generally considered more accessible, with a layout that tends to produce lower scores and is popular among senior and ladies' players. The fourth hole on the Middle Course is a 527-yard par-5 that serves as the primary driving distance test for that loop. The course design incorporates multiple tee boxes, allowing players to adjust the difficulty and yardage to match their handicap and physical capability. Hashimoto Country Club has a significant history in professional golf, having hosted the Wizard Tournament from 1970 to 1978 and the Japan-US International Match Play Competition in 1973 and 1974. These events established the course's reputation for a challenging, strategic test of golf. The facility continues to attract competitive play through its regular club championships and monthly tournaments, catering to a wide range of skill levels from average golfers to professional athletes.

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