Golf Courses

Hidden Valley Golf Course Follow

SD

Hidden Valley Golf Course is an 18-hole par-3 golf course located in Brandon, South Dakota, near Sioux Falls. The course is uniquely positioned as the only par-3 layout in the area, making it accessible for golfers of all skill levels and ages. Set in a quiet, casual environment, the course borders Splitrock Creek, offering a scenic natural setting within the city limits of Brandon. Founded by the Reiter family, with patriarch Gene Reiter's passion for golf spanning over 70 years, Hidden Valley emphasizes family-friendly play. The course allows golfers to play either 9 or 18 holes without required tee times, accommodating walk-ins and casual rounds. Its par-3 design provides a more approachable golfing experience while maintaining engagement for experienced players. The family ownership and multi-generational involvement underscore the course's commitment to recreational golf and community play rather than championship-level competition.

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OH

Hidden Valley Lake Golf Course Follow

CA

Hidden Valley Lake Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course stretching 6,708 yards, designed by Billy Bell, the architect of Torrey Pines. Located in Lake County, California, approximately 30 minutes north of Calistoga, the course is nestled against coastal mountains that provide protection from fog and congestion. The course features richly varied holes with spectacular vistas throughout. Its signature hole is the dramatic 15th, which features a 250-foot drop to the fairway below. The layout incorporates five water hazards and four different tee placements, offering multiple difficulty levels for various skill levels. Hidden Valley Lake's setting includes nearly year-round sunshine, mature 100-year-old oak trees, and stunning mountain views that characterize the course's scenic appeal. The terrain and design create a challenging yet aesthetically pleasing experience. The course has earned recognition as a Gold Medal winner in Lake and Mendocino Counties. Beyond golf, the facility offers an adjacent RV park and campground with modern amenities, Stay & Play packages, and proximity to regional attractions including Clear Lake for boating and fishing, wine tasting, hot springs, and hot air ballooning.

Hidden Waters Golf Course Follow

WI

Hidden Waters Golf Course is a 9-hole golf course located east of Waupaca, Wisconsin on Highway 22/54. Designed by Don Stepanik Jr. and opened in 1995, the course features 3,006 yards of play with a par of 36 and a course rating of 34.9. Set within the Waupaca County countryside, Hidden Waters offers a mix of challenging holes alongside picturesque vistas. The well-maintained course combines accessible play with interesting design elements that appeal to golfers of varying skill levels. The course is situated in a rural landscape setting that provides scenic views throughout the round. Beyond golf, Hidden Waters accommodates events with a clubhouse facility and an outdoor gazebo available for various occasions. The course has established itself as a popular destination in the local area, known for maintaining good course conditions and providing a welcoming atmosphere for players.

Hiddenbrooke Golf Course Follow

CA

Hiddenbrooke Golf Club is a championship course designed by Arnold Palmer, located in Vallejo, California. The course features the dramatic elevation changes characteristic of Palmer's signature design style, offering players a challenging and visually dynamic layout. Known for excellent course conditions, Hiddenbrooke has received significant recognition, including a four-and-a-half star rating from Golf Digest-the highest rating of any course in the surrounding Contra Costa, Marin, and Yolo counties. Golf World's 2010 Readers' Choice Awards ranked it the No. 9 Best Public Golf Course in the Nation and the only Bay Area course in the Top 50. The facility also earned recognition for service (No. 4), overall value (No. 5), clubhouse (No. 7), and reputation/prestige (No. 10). The course is managed by Troon and maintains a full-service practice facility and clubhouse, hosting tournaments, outings, and special events.

Hide A Way Golf Course Follow

WV

Hide-A-Way Golf Course is a nine-hole public golf course located in West Milford, West Virginia, in the hills of southern Harrison County on the Allegheny Plateau. The course originally opened in 1955, closed in 1980, and reopened in 2000. It features a par 35 layout stretching 3,064 yards across approximately 90 acres with a parkland style design. The course offers open, wide fairways and flat bent grass greens, designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. The West Fork River frames the property, and while water does not come into play, the course is characterized by its natural, tranquil setting with rolling hills and woodlands. The fairways are cut with extra width for public golfers, and the bent grass greens were completely renovated to provide a competitive playing surface. The course is ideal for walking and remains family owned and operated.

Hideaway Beach Golf Course Follow

FL

Hideaway Beach Club features a 9-hole golf course set within an exclusive 300-acre residential community on Marco Island, Florida. The course is integrated into the club's broader amenities, which include 2.5 miles of private beachfront, tennis and pickleball facilities, and a state-of-the-art sports and wellness center. The property is characterized by natural lagoons and boardwalks, with over half of the grounds preserved in their natural state. Located in a coastal setting with views of the Gulf of Mexico and proximity to the Ten Thousand Islands, the course offers members a tranquil golfing experience within a luxury residential environment. As an exclusive member-only facility, the course is not open to the public and serves the community's active lifestyle offerings alongside other recreational amenities.

Hideaway Lake Club Follow

TX

Hideaway Lake Club features three nine-hole golf courses set within a 1500-acre gated community in East Texas. The courses are nestled among majestic oak and pine trees throughout rolling terrain, with the community also featuring three spring-fed lakes that integrate into the landscape. The setting emphasizes natural beauty combined with modern amenities, creating a peaceful recreational environment. The courses serve as central amenities within this planned community development, offering golf alongside other facilities including a clubhouse, beach-side lodge with Olympic-size pool, and multiple parks. The rolling hill terrain and integration with the lakes provide the primary character of the courses. While specific details about individual course layouts, par scores, hole configurations, or designer information are not provided in the available content, the three nine-hole designs accommodate various skill levels within the community setting. The club maintains an active golf schedule for its membership and emphasizes the courses' role in the broader community experience at Hideaway Lake, where golf complements the resort-style amenities and natural landscape setting.

Hideout Golf Club Follow

FL

Hideout Golf Club is a championship par 72 golf course located in Naples, Florida, featuring five sets of tees that accommodate golfers of varying skill levels, ranging from 5,140 yards to 7,026 yards. The course is situated in a unique, tranquil setting characterized by a manicured layout without residential homes, allowing for an uninterrupted golfing experience. The course is known for its fast greens and enables quick play, making it popular among members seeking efficient rounds. The facility operates as a private membership club that emphasizes both golf and dining amenities, offering casual, family-oriented cuisine. The course's design prioritizes playability and pace of play while maintaining championship-level standards, making it suitable for golfers across different ability levels.

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Uusimaa

Higashi Abiko Country Club Follow

茨城県 1 upcoming event

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駿東郡

Higashi Joyo Golf Club Follow

京都府 8 upcoming events

Higashi Joyo Golf Club is a 9-hole, par 72 layout set on gentle rolling hills in a forested setting. The course is designed as a "box garden" style, where each hole is separated by pine trees. The front nine utilizes natural wide valleys with generous fairways, while the back nine is carved along ridges and surrounded by a mix of pine, cedar, and cypress trees. The course features a variety of hole lengths, ranging from a short 106-yard 3rd hole to a lengthy 503-yard 18th hole. The 6th hole, a par 5 measuring 501 yards from the regular tees, and the 13th hole, a 450-yard par 5, are noted as the longest holes on the property. The 7th and 15th holes are highlighted as recommended for nearest-pin contests. Green surfaces are maintained with the New Bent (CY-2) variety, selected for durability, disease resistance, and winter color. The course offers multiple tee options, including back, regular, front, ladies, and platinum tees, with yardages varying significantly based on the set chosen. A JGA Course Rating is provided, with a men's rating of 72.0 from the back tees and a women's rating of 77.8. Local rules include specific guidelines for out-of-bounds, marked by white stakes, and penalty areas. Players are required to play from a forward special tee with a par 4 if their first shot goes out of bounds or is lost, though this does not apply to certain designated competitions. Water hazards on the 1st, 3rd, and 10th holes allow for a drop at a forward special tee with a par 3. The course also features specific rules regarding repair grounds, drainage ditches, and cart paths.

Higashi Nagoya Country Club Follow

愛知県

Higashi Nagoya Country Club is situated in Toyoda City, Aichi Prefecture, at the foot of Mount Sarutoge, approximately 20 kilometers east of central Nagoya. The facility features a 36-hole layout designed by Giichi Sato, who utilized the natural undulations of the terrain to create two distinct playing experiences. The West Course, measuring 7,010 yards from the back tees with a par of 72, is characterized by a relatively flat layout that cleverly integrates the lines of the hills. In contrast, the East Course, stretching 6,805 yards from the back tees and also par 72, is defined by its hilly topography, offering a more strategic and thrilling challenge. The East Course is particularly noted for its demanding nature, featuring downhill shots, doglegs, and holes requiring shots over water. The layout is designed to be unforgiving, with out-of-bounds areas located close to the fairways and heavily contoured greens that demand precision. While the West Course offers a more open and forgiving environment suitable for enjoying the game, the East Course requires sustained concentration and strategic shot-making to navigate its complex features and avoid penalties. The club has a significant history in hosting major amateur golf events in Japan. Since its opening on September 29, 1964, Higashi Nagoya Country Club has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including the Japan Amateur Golf Championship, the Japan Open Golf Championship, and the Japan Senior Open Golf Championship. Notably, it became one of only three courses in Japan to host all three of the Japan Golf Association's major open championships. The venue also hosted the final qualifying for the U.S. Women's Open in 2014, a first for Japan, and has served as a venue for the Japan Women's Amateur, the Japan Student Golf Championship, and the Japan Senior Golf Championship.

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北海道

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千葉県

Higashihirono Golf Club Follow

兵庫県

Located in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, Higashihirono Golf Club is a 7,147-yard, par-72 championship course set across 119 hectares of hilly terrain. Designed by Yuki Kobayashi and supervised by Toyohiko Inui, the former president of the Japan Golf Association, the layout demands precision and distance management. The course features four distinct sets of tees, with yardages ranging from 2,717 yards on the red tees to 3,541 yards for the front nine and 3,606 yards for the back nine on the blue tees. The front nine presents a mix of long par-5s and technical par-4s. The opening hole sets the tone as a wide, uphill par-5 where the second shot landing area is critical. The ninth hole continues the uphill theme, featuring a large green with a central depression that requires precise pin placement to avoid three-putts. The back nine introduces more strategic challenges, highlighted by the par-3 seventh. While considered the most straightforward of the course's four short holes, it becomes difficult when the pin is back, as the green slopes from the mountain side toward the water, testing putting skills. The closing holes offer dramatic finishes. The eighteenth hole is a demanding par-5 where powerful hitters can attempt to reach the green in two, but a water hazard guards the front of the putting surface. Even conservative approaches must navigate water on both the left and right sides, making distance control and accuracy paramount. The course also features a clubhouse with a restaurant and a driving range, providing a complete facility for its members.

Higashikogaoka Marine Hills Golf Club Follow

岡山県 5 upcoming events

Higashikogaoka Marine Hills Golf Club is located in Tamano, Okayama Prefecture, overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. The 1.7 million square-meter facility opened in May 1992 with course design by Takenaka Civil Engineering. The layout features wide, flat fairways combined with strategic design elements characteristic of championship-caliber courses. The 18-hole course is notable for its scenic setting with signature holes including the 18th, the longest hole with a slight downhill character. A water hazard fronts the green, with expansive bunkers along the right side. The 16th hole is a straight downhill hole offering views of the Seto Inland Sea's multiple islands. The club has hosted significant professional tournaments, including the 2007 Japan Tour event where Ryo Ishikawa achieved the youngest victory in domestic tour history. Since 2010, the LPGA Step-Up Tour Sanyo Shimbun Ladies Cup has been held at the course, attracting members of the "Golden Generation" of Japanese women golfers including Hinako Shibuno and Minami Katsu. Amenities include a clubhouse with sea and green views, a natural hot spring bath, and guest lodges with views of the 9th hole.

Higashimatsuyama Country Club Follow

埼玉県

Located in Saitama Prefecture, Higashimatsuyama Country Club is a 27-hole facility designed by renowned architect Kinsuke Fujita and opened in November 1963. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East, Center, and West courses. Each nine plays to a par of 36, offering a total of 54 holes for play. The layout is characterized by significant elevation changes, with undulating fairways and slopes that demand precise shot-making. The East Course features a front nine that begins with a long par-4 protected by a water hazard on the right, followed by a short par-3 and a series of demanding par-4s. The back nine introduces a dogleg-right par-5 with water guarding the right side and a par-4 where the green is fronted by a pond. The Center Course presents a challenging opening hole that plays over a large valley, leading into a par-3 with a green guarded by a bunker and out-of-bounds. Its back nine includes a long par-5 with a water hazard near the green and a dogleg-right par-4 where out-of-bounds restricts the right side. The West Course is widely regarded as the signature layout, featuring a dramatic opening par-4 that requires a tee shot over water. The third hole is a par-4 that plays to a green flanked by two pine trees, a feature often cited as a club landmark. The layout concludes with a demanding par-5 where a water hazard on the right and a large bunker on the left create significant pressure for the approach shot. The course utilizes two sets of greens, designated as A and L greens, which vary the difficulty and routing depending on the tee box played. Handicap indices and rating data indicate that the courses offer varying levels of challenge, with the West Course generally presenting the steepest ratings. The terrain is defined by its hilly nature, with many holes playing uphill or downhill, requiring players to adjust club selection and aim points. The design incorporates natural hazards such as water, out-of-bounds areas, and thick rough to test accuracy and course management.

Higashinomiya Country Club Follow

芳賀郡 1 upcoming event

Higashiyama Country Club Follow

沖縄県

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愛知県

Higashizao Golf Club Follow

宮城県 1 upcoming event

Higashizao Golf Club, opened in 1973, is a premier resort course located in Kawasaki-machi, Miyagi Prefecture, near Sendai. Designed by renowned architect Seizo Tomizawa, the course features 27 holes divided into three nines: Izumi, Yamasato, and Miyama. Set across an expansive 520,000-tsubo property, the layout seamlessly integrates with the dramatic natural landscape of the Zao mountain range. The course is situated in a region renowned for hot springs, including Akiu and Togatta onsen, allowing players to experience seasonal beauty throughout the year. The design emphasizes the interplay between the rugged terrain and carefully crafted fairways, creating a challenging yet scenic playing experience. The mountainous setting provides commanding views and variable elevation changes that characterize the holes. Recognized as one of Tohoku's most beautiful golf courses, Higashizao offers a complete resort experience combining championship-level golf with the region's natural splendor. Located approximately 50 minutes from Sendai International Airport, the course attracts both domestic and international visitors seeking a distinctive Japanese golf destination.

Higginsville Country Club Follow

MO

Higginsville Country Club is a challenging 9-hole golf course located in Higginsville, Missouri, a short distance from Kansas City. The par 35 layout features two sets of tees, with yardages ranging from 2,500 to 3,200 yards and a slope rating of 126, providing significant difficulty for players of varying skill levels. The course design maximizes the challenges of the game through its strategic layout. Beyond the golf amenities, HCC offers a putting green and chipping area for practice. The facility also includes additional recreational features such as a pool, bar and grill, and a banquet room available for events and private functions, making it a full-service country club destination.