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HOMER GOLF COURSE

LA

Homer Golf Course is a 9-hole course featuring 3,150 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. The course was designed by Joe Michael, Sr., and opened in 1943. Located at 101 Country Club Circle in Homer, Louisiana in Claiborne County, the course is situated in the serene northern Louisiana landscape. Homer Golf Course is a semi-private facility. The course features 9 holes of tree-lined fairways with water hazards coming into play on six holes. It is best known for its well-maintained greens that are large, undulating and generally fast. From the back tees, the course will challenge even the best of golfers. The layout offers a regulation-style design that accommodates golfers of varying skill levels. The course serves as an established recreation venue in north Louisiana, with practice facilities including a driving range and putting green available to visitors. The facility maintains a welcoming clubhouse environment and offers both walking and cart options for players during their rounds.

Homestead At Wolf Ridge Golf Course and Driving Range

Ontario

The Homestead at Wolf Ridge is an 18-hole golf course located on Highway 60 west of Killaloe in the Upper Ottawa Valley, Ontario. Designed by RF Moote and Associates, the course spans 220 acres of rolling farmland terrain. The layout stretches from 4,700 to 6,700 yards and was designed to accommodate all skill levels while providing fair but challenging play. The course features variety in design and is complemented by an unrivaled driving range for the region. The facility includes a licensed clubhouse with patio serving light meals and beverages. The course hosts regular programming including Ladies and Men's Days on Wednesdays and Thursdays throughout the summer season, as well as monthly Friday Fun Nights. Additional amenities include summer kids' camps and tournament facilities. The course has earned recognition for being well-maintained and offering good value, attracting both local play and cottage country visitors.

Homestead Golf Club

UT

Homestead Golf Club is a championship course located in Midway, Utah, currently undergoing complete renovation and scheduled to reopen in Fall 2027. Originally designed by Bruce Summerhays, the course is being reimagined by John Fought, a former U.S. Amateur Champion and PGA Tour Rookie of the Year. The redesigned course will feature completely renovated greens, tees, and fairways, along with striking new bunker complexes and improved irrigation systems for enhanced sustainability. A distinctive feature will be a one-of-a-kind double green shared by holes 9 and 18. The setting offers sweeping fairways framed by mountain views characteristic of the Utah landscape. Upon reopening, the facility will include a state-of-the-art clubhouse with indoor golf simulators, an 18-hole putting course, a professional-grade short game practice area, and an elevated pro shop. The course will operate as a semi-private club with membership options and limited public play available for hotel guests. The extensive renovation addresses soil composition, turf establishment, cart paths, and overall course sustainability to ensure a world-class playing experience for golfers of varying skill levels.

Homestead golf course

PA

Homestead Golf Course is a public course located in Fell Township, Pennsylvania, three miles west of Carbondale on Route 106. Masterfully designed and built by Walter S. Powell on the historic Russell Homestead, the course opened in 1962 and was among the first public golf courses in the area. The layout provides unique shot-making opportunities across varied terrain, with sweeping views of the Endless Mountains characterizing the setting. The course is designed to accommodate players of all skill levels, offering a blend of challenging holes and accessible play. Its location within the scenic mountain landscape of northeastern Pennsylvania provides a distinctive backdrop for the round, making it a notable regional course that has served the local golfing community for over six decades.

Homestead Golf Course

OH

Designed by William W. Amick, ASGCA, the Homestead golf course first opened for play in 1965 as a 9 hole course built on 60 acres. In 1973, the land across the street was purchased to provide space for the nine additional holes and an irrigation system to keep the grass green. Located in Tipp City in southern Miami County, Homestead Golf Course is situated on farmland that was originally homesteaded by the Knife Family in 1814, who have owned and operated the course since it opened. The 18-hole Homestead course features 6,308 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 70.3 and it has a slope rating of 123 on Blue grass. At just over 6,300 yards, the course is not terribly long but there are a few challenges to contend with. Water hazards come into play on a few holes and there are more than 40 bunkers strategically placed throughout. The longest hole on the course is # 12, a par-5 that plays to 501 yards. Homestead Golf Course is fair and not overly difficult. Beginners will definitely be able to approach it with confidence and the affordability is appealing to any skill level.

Homestead Springs Golf Course

OH

Homestead Springs Golf Course is an 18-hole course featuring 6,463 yards from the longest tees for a par of 72, designed by Bud Rainier and opened in 1972. The course has a rating of 69.7 with a slope rating of 110. Located a few minutes southeast of Columbus in Groveport, the course is situated in countryside providing easy access from Central Ohio. The course is mostly flat with some strategic mounding, featuring an approachable, player-friendly layout designed for all skill levels. The course boasts excellent green conditions with putting surfaces that roll fast and true, greens varying from small to medium size, and water hazards and strategically placed bunkers in play. The setting features open farmland with wide open fairways and quick greens.

Hominy Hill Golf Course

NJ

Hominy Hill Golf Course is a classic Robert Trent Jones design located in Colts Neck, New Jersey, and is considered the crown jewel of the Monmouth County Park System's golf offerings. The course measures 7,049 yards from the blue tees with a USGA course rating of 73.8 and slope rating of 135, presenting a challenging championship-level layout. The course features 138 strategically placed bunkers throughout, with water hazards coming into play at four holes. Hominy Hill has earned recognition as New Jersey's #1 public golf course and has been named among the state's "10 Best Golf Courses for the Money." It hosted two USGA National Amateur Public Links championships and numerous regional championship tournaments. The course is frequently voted the Best Public Golf Course in New Jersey by readers of New Jersey Monthly magazine. Amenities include a well-stocked golf center, GHIN handicapping services, a warm-up range, locker rooms with showers, a one-mile walking trail, and a practice putting green. The facility also offers the Hominy Hill Grille & Tap for dining and The Clubhouse at Hominy Hill for events. The course implements "Tee it Forward" markers to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels.

Hon-E-Kor Country Club

WI

Hon-E-Kor Country Club is a 27-hole golf course located in Kewaskum, Wisconsin, conveniently situated a short drive from Milwaukee in the Northern Kettle Moraine area. The course was developed over several decades, beginning in 1960 when Bud and Tudy Korth converted the Honeck family farm into a golf course with the initial nine holes. A second nine holes were added in 1975 to meet growing demand, and a third nine holes were completed in 1990, making Hon-E-Kor the only 27-hole course in the Northern Kettle Moraine region. The course maintains its original home-spun character and family-oriented spirit while welcoming golfers from the local Milwaukee community and across the country. The facility features an on-site restaurant known for homemade cuisine that serves as a gathering place for families and golfers throughout the region. The course draws players of varying skill levels and continues the Honeck and Korth family tradition of hospitality.

Honatsugi Country Club

神奈川県

Honatsugi Country Club is an 18-hole members-only golf course located in Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Akahoshi Shiro, the course opened in November 1962 and was completed with all 18 holes by September 1966. The layout initially operated with 15 holes before expanding to its full configuration. The club is situated in the Iiyama area of Atsugi city, offering a traditional Japanese country club experience. The course features Bentgrass greens, which underwent conversion work completed in October 2007, and utilizes electromagnetic induction-operated golf carts introduced in 2005. The facility includes a practice range, restaurant, and pro shop to serve its membership. The club maintains a membership base of over 1,300 members, including special members, individual members, weekday-only members, and corporate members. The current clubhouse has been in operation since December 1990, and the facility celebrated its 50th anniversary in November 2012, underscoring its established presence in the Japanese golf community.

Hondo Golf Course

TX

Hondo Golf Course is a 9-hole facility located in Hondo, Texas, originally constructed in July 1954 at the former Hondo Air Base. The course features a flat-links layout with trees and 13 bunkers, playing to a par 36 with two sets of tees. Maximum yardage reaches 5,964 yards, offering moderate challenge across its relatively compact design. Notable for its absence of water hazards, the course presents a straightforward golfing experience suitable for players of varying skill levels. The facility serves as a community gathering space, hosting numerous tournaments throughout the year including the Hondo-D'Hanis Rotary Club tournament, Lions Club tournament, and Knights of Columbus tournament. The course is known for its family-oriented atmosphere and hosts both traditional and unconventional events featuring novelty formats. A weekly Wednesday Scramble runs from March through summer. Located off Highway U.S. 90 on Castro Street, the course operates Tuesday through Sunday from 8am to dusk, maintaining its role as a valued recreational asset for the local community.

Honesdale Golf Club

PA

Honesdale Golf Club is one of Pennsylvania's oldest golf clubs, chartered in 1900. The private 18-hole course features a challenging layout with PAR 35 on both the front and back nines. The course is renowned for its conditioning and what many consider some of the finest greens in golf, maintained through rigorous professional care and an extensive irrigation system. Notable for its use of varying tee locations, the course demands skill from all golfer levels and brings all 14 clubs into play. The course record of 58 (27/31) was set by member and Masters Champion Art Wall Jr. in 1942. The club maintains a strong tournament tradition, hosting events including the annual Member-Guest Tournament, Club Championship, and Women's Member-Guest. Located in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, the course serves as a family-oriented private club exclusive to members and their guests, emphasizing both heritage and community values in its operations.

Honey Bee Golf Club

VA

Honey Bee Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 70 course located in Virginia Beach, Virginia, that opened in 1988. Designed by renowned architect Rees Jones, the course stretches 6,075 yards and has established itself as a premier facility in the region. The layout features bent grass greens with undulating fairways bordered by hardwood and pine trees. Water hazards are strategically positioned near 11 of the 18 holes, while bunkers are thoughtfully placed throughout to challenge golfers of varying skill levels. The course presents a balanced test for both novice and experienced players. Set in the heart of Virginia Beach, Honey Bee's convenient central location provides easy access from anywhere in the Tidewater area. The facility is well-equipped with an on-site driving range featuring multiple target greens, a large practice green, practice bunker, and a full-sized clubhouse with lounge and grill. The course maintains a reputation for excellent playing conditions and has been recognized as a preferred destination for Virginia Beach golfers for over 20 years. A PGA Professional staff provides instruction, while a fully stocked pro shop and restaurant complete the offerings.

Honey Creek Golf Club

IA

Honey Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Boone, Iowa, nestled within the scenic Ledges State Park. The course is characterized by its beautiful natural setting featuring rolling hills, mature trees, and picturesque landscapes typical of the region. The course design emphasizes playability for golfers of all skill levels. It features bent grass fairways, prairie grass rough, and USGA-standard greens. The mature trees and colorful natural surroundings create an aesthetically pleasing environment that complements the challenging layout. Positioned within Ledges State Park, Honey Creek offers a unique golfing experience that combines championship-caliber conditions with a scenic Iowa landscape. The combination of quality turf conditions, thoughtful course design, and natural terrain creates a course that appeals to both experienced and recreational golfers seeking a distinctive playing experience in the region.

Honey Creek Golf Club

MO

Honey Creek Golf Club is located 5 miles north of Aurora, Missouri, nestled in the rolling Ozark hills. The course stretches 6,704 yards from the championship tees with a par of 71, rated at 73.0 with a slope of 133, presenting a moderately challenging layout. The course features a notable design collaboration: the front nine was designed by Horton Smith, winner of the inaugural 1934 Masters Tournament, while the back nine was designed by Bill and Scott Welch. This combination of legendary and regional design expertise creates an interesting contrast across the eighteen holes. The setting emphasizes the natural Ozark terrain, with the course taking advantage of the rolling landscape. The clubhouse includes a fully stocked pro shop and full-service snack bar with a large wraparound deck overlooking holes 1, 10, 9, and 18, providing scenic views of key playing areas. Honey Creek has operated as a family enterprise for over 70 years, establishing itself as a regional fixture in Missouri golf.

Honey Creek Golf Course

IA

Honey Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course in Boone, Iowa, designed by Bradford Benz and opened in 2003. The course measures 6,805 yards from the longest tees with a par of 71. Located in Boone, the course is nestled in the beautiful trees, rolling hills, and scenery of the Ledges State Park, featuring bent grass fairways, prairie grass rough, and USGA greens that appeal to golfers of all skill levels. The course plays over a wooded piece of land with significant elevation change on the back nine, while the front nine plays over the flattest part of the property and is the easier of the two nines. The back nine features a dramatic valley, with holes 12-16 running along and up the valley with significant visual intimidation and target golf, making it one of the most difficult stretches of golf in Iowa. The course, designed by native Iowan Bradford Benz, is open play with exciting shot-making opportunities on every hole and interesting targets at fairway landing areas and green sites guarded by artful bunkering.

Honeybrook Golf Course

PA 2 upcoming events

The 18-hole Honeybrook course features 6,341 yards from the longest tees for a par of 70, with a course rating of 70.4 and slope rating of 128 on bent grass. Designed by James Blaukovitch, ASGCA, the course opened in 2000. Honeybrook is a semi-private golf club nestled among the Amish farms of Chester County, Pennsylvania. The front nine has more of a wide-open links feel, and while there are elements of that on the back nine as well, golfers must deal with a few tree-lined fairways as they make their way through the club's most celebrated 3-hole stretch, Amish Corner (Holes 14-16). There are 53 bunkers spread throughout the layout, and while ponds come into play on three holes, protected wetlands and the Brandywine Creek require golfers to avoid penalty areas on many tee and approach shots. The course features a mixture of wide-open links, tree-lined fairways and subtle elevation changes that combine natural beauty and great golf. Open to the public every day, Honeybrook offers 18 challenging yet playable holes that are fun for all skill levels.

Hongo CC

広島県

Hongo Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Mihara City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. Designed by architect Midorizo Asami and opened on July 23, 1977, the course spans 6,837 yards and is characterized by hilly terrain. The layout is constructed with Bentgrass greens, which contribute to the course's specific rating metrics, including a Greens Rating of 71.5 for the A Greens and 70.3 for the B Greens from the regular tees. The design philosophy emphasizes a distinction between the outbound and inbound nine holes. The outbound course is intended to be grand, while the inbound course focuses on precision. This structure allows players to navigate varied challenges, with the course featuring scattered ponds that require strategic shot-making, including situations where players must carry water hazards in one or two shots. The fairways are generally wide, and the overall difficulty is categorized as easy, making it suitable for casual play, which accounts for the majority of recommended play purposes according to customer feedback. Key facilities on the property include a driving range with 13 bays extending 220 yards, a restaurant, and a bathhouse. The course supports self-play with passenger carts that are permitted on the fairways, subject to weather and course conditions. Navigation aids are available via GPS devices that measure distance to the pin and input scores. The course also features three on-course toilets and two vending machine locations at the sixth hole on the outbound nine and the fourteenth hole on the inbound nine.

Honolulu Country Club

HI

Honolulu Country Club is a private golf course located in the heart of Honolulu at 1690 Ala Puumalu Street, designed by renowned architect Arnold Palmer. The course serves as a private oasis for golf, dining, and community connection, positioned just minutes from downtown Honolulu while maintaining a peaceful retreat atmosphere. The club emphasizes its role as an intimate, close-knit community referred to as an "ohana" (Hawaiian family), offering members opportunities for relaxation and memorable experiences. Beyond golf, the facility provides banquet and event spaces for members. The Arnold Palmer design reflects the architect's signature approach to course layout and playability. The club combines its golfing facilities with dining amenities and social gathering spaces, creating a comprehensive country club experience in Honolulu's central location. The course caters to members seeking both competitive play and leisurely rounds within a curated community environment.