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Inesis Golf Park

Hauts-de-France

Inesis Golf Park is located at 202 chemin poivré in Marcq-en-Baroeul, near Lille, France. The facility features a 9-hole golf course alongside a 6-hole pitch and putt course. The layout is described as compact, designed to accommodate golfers of all levels, from beginners to professionals. The site includes extensive practice facilities to support play on the course. These consist of an indoor practice area with approximately 20 stations, an outdoor practice area with around 50 stations, an indoor putting green, and a simulator. All practice areas and the putting green are illuminated, allowing for use during both winter and summer seasons. The golf academy at Inesis offers instruction for all ages and skill levels, with classes available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. The teaching is provided by qualified instructors through individual, couple, or group formats. The course also hosts competitions and is associated with the French Golf Federation.

Infinitum Golf

Catalunya

Infinitum Golf (formerly Lumine Mediterránea Golf Club) is a 45-hole resort complex situated near Vila-seca on the Costa Daurada, close to the port city of Tarragona in Catalonia. All three courses opened in 2008, with Greg Norman designing the Lakes and Ruins courses alongside co-designer Alfonso Vidaor, while the Hills course was designed by Alfonso Vidaor and Magí Sardà. The Lakes Course, par 71 over 6,317 metres, is the resort's most technically demanding layout. It winds around the Sèquia Major wetlands, a protected area of special natural interest, with water coming into play on a significant number of holes, making it the most challenging and strategically complex of the three courses. The Hills Course, par 72 over a broadly similar distance, follows the natural contours of gently undulating terrain. The layout passes through pine woodland and plantations of olive and carob trees, with a striking back-nine sequence where holes 13, 17, and 18 are routed through a natural rock quarry. Earlier holes offer distant views of the Mediterranean. The Hills Course is frequently rated ahead of the Lakes by visiting golfers and was ranked 47th in Spain by Golf World in 2025. The nine-hole Ruins Course, also by Greg Norman, plays to par 34 over 2,609 metres and is designed as a more accessible test, combinable with either of the other nines during maintenance periods. Infinitum has hosted the Final Stage of the European Tour Qualifying School since 2017, using the Lakes and Hills courses over six rounds. The Hills Course has served as a winter training venue for elite golfing groups from international golf federations including the Austrian and Finnish Golf Federations. The course underwent significant upgrades announced in 2023, including bunker removal, construction of new back tees on the front nine, and redesigned finishing holes to enhance both playability and safety.

Infinity Golf Studio

Shropshire

Ingarö GK

Stockholms län

Ingelsta Stadium Golf

Östergötlands län

Ingelsta Stadium Golf is a 12-hole golf course located at Herstabergs Gård in Norrköping, Sweden. The layout features varied environments with diverse playing challenges across its holes. The course is designed with greens described as top-class quality, making it suitable for golfers of different skill levels. The facility includes comprehensive practice amenities: a covered driving range with heating and lighting, two putting greens adjacent to the range, and a dedicated training area featuring fairway, rough, bunkers, and greens. The 12-hole layout is particularly practical for evening rounds, offering a complete golfing experience in less time than a full 18-hole course, making it ideal for players with limited time or those preferring shorter rounds. Ingelsta Golf operates as a membership-based facility with various membership options including play cards and training cards. The club offers instruction through private lessons and courses for beginners (Green Card program), as well as junior training programs. Additional facilities include a café and social events for members. The course welcomes both recreational players and competitive golfers participating in their tournament program.

Ingersoll Golf Club

Ontario

Ingersoll Golf Club, located in Oxford County, Ontario, opened in 1952 as a classic parkland course. The 18-hole layout is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from devoted players seeking challenges to casual golfers enjoying rounds with friends and family. The course is situated within Oxford County's picturesque natural environment, maintaining its original parkland character and small-town setting across its 65-year history. The course features a traditional parkland design with the layout divided into six sections of three holes each (holes 1-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12, 13-15, and 16-18). Ingersoll Golf Club remains committed to providing an unforgettable golfing experience by staying true to its classic parkland roots while serving the local community and visitors seeking quality golf in a unique, intimate setting.

Ingersoll Golf Course

IL

Ingersoll Golf Course is an 18-hole wooded course located in Rockford, Illinois, that opened in 1922. The layout stretches 6,228 yards with a par of 71, characterized by narrow fairways and gently rolling terrain that provides moderate challenge for players of varying skill levels. The course's wooded setting creates a scenic, traditional golf experience with defined playing corridors. The facility offers comprehensive practice amenities including a family-friendly driving range with 12 hitting stations, brand new golf balls, and a dedicated pitching area for short game practice. A 50-by-80-foot putting green allows golfers to refine their chipping and putting skills. Ingersoll Golf Course operates as part of the Golf Rockford organization, which manages multiple courses in the area and offers lessons, tournaments, memberships, and various leagues and outings.

Ingestre Park Golf Club

Staffordshire 5 upcoming events

Ingestre Park Golf Club is located within the picturesque grounds of Ingestre Hall in Staffordshire. Designed by Jon Hunt of IDG (International Design Group), the course presents a harmonious blend of challenging play and breathtaking scenery, appealing to golfers of all skill levels. The design philosophy emphasizes strategic and memorable golf, with each hole crafted as a work of art to create a tranquil yet engaging experience. The course features an 18-hole layout with a signature closing hole that can be viewed from the clubhouse. Set within a scenic natural landscape, Ingestre Park offers a serene escape while maintaining sufficient difficulty to challenge experienced players. The course welcomes visitors and societies alongside its diverse membership base, which includes men's, ladies', junior, and social members. The club maintains competitive sections with comprehensive schedules and hosts various open events throughout the year, complemented by friendly mixed competitions and social activities.

Ingetorps Golfklubb

Västra Götalands län

Ingham Golf Club

Queensland

Ingleby Barwick Golf Academy

County Durham

Ingleby Barwick Golf Academy is a 9-hole professional standard course located on the banks of the River Tees in the North East of England. The picturesque setting offers scenic views across the beautiful landscape, appealing to both novice and experienced golfers. The course is challenging enough to be used by county teams, positioning it as a premier golfing venue in the region. The academy provides a comprehensive golfing experience beyond the course itself. Facilities include a putting practice area, short game area, and notably, the only two-tier driving range in the North East, featuring wide carpeted bays that are floodlit and heated with fully automated tees. The venue is family-friendly and open to the public on a pay-and-play basis, with 9 holes playable in under two hours. Additional amenities include PGA coaching, a golf shop stocking major brands, and an on-site bistro. Membership options provide unlimited golf access throughout the year.

Ingleside Golf Course

PA

Ingleside Golf Club is located in historic Chester County and is owned and operated by Caln Township. The 18-hole course features 5,106 yards of golf with a par of 68. The layout consists of six par threes, ten par fours, and two par fives. The course winds through rolling hills located on President Buchanan's country estate. The course opened in 1957. Despite its compact length, the course is deceptively challenging, with many single digit handicappers leaving with double-digit scores. Key difficulty factors include numerous opportunities for risk and reward shots, protective greenside bunkering, seven water holes, tall grass areas, and precisely placed fairway bunkers. The course rating is 64.1 with a slope rating of 112. Ingleside Golf Club has an onsite driving range with three practice tees. No notable tournament history is documented. The course is owned and operated by Caln Township, making it a public facility accessible to golfers of all skill levels.

Inglewood Golf & Curling Club

Alberta

Inglewood Golf & Curling Club is a semi-private, 18-hole championship course located along the banks of the Bow River, just five minutes from downtown Calgary. Dating back to the 1930s, this par 71 layout features a traditional design characterized by numerous large, mature trees that demand accuracy from golfers. The course maintains excellent conditions and is known for its superb setting, offering scenic views of the Bow River, the adjacent Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, and the Calgary city skyline. The tree-lined fairways and traditional layout create a challenging playing experience where precision is essential. As a premier semi-private facility in the Calgary area, the course serves both members and public players, offering comprehensive golf amenities including a driving range, practice facilities, leagues, tournaments, and professional instruction. The club's historic pedigree and riverside location make it a notable golfing destination in the region.

Inglewood Golf Club

Victoria

Inglewood Golf Club

WA

Inglewood Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in the Pacific Northwest, designed by noted British Columbia architect A.V. Macan. Macan, a top amateur golfer who won the 1913 Washington State Amateur, designed over 31 courses in the region, including Inglewood, which opened for play in July 1921. The course is set on undulating terrain characterized by significant elevation changes, featuring numerous uphill and downhill holes that demand precise shot-making. The layout includes a variety of hole types, from long par 5s to short par 3s, with many greens that are multi-tiered or heavily sloped. The course presents a demanding test for golfers, with yardages varying significantly by tee. From the black tees, the course measures 6,939 yards with a rating of 74.0 and a slope of 140, while the gold tees offer a 4,927-yard layout with a 64.2 rating. The terrain creates uneven lies and requires strategic play, as many holes feature blind tee shots, out-of-bounds hazards, and greens that slope sharply from back-to-front or side-to-side. The difficulty is compounded by the fact that errant shots often find trouble, whether in bunkers, rough, or water. The signature hole is the 178-yard par-3 sixth, a downhill shot that Macan designed as a true gem. Accuracy is paramount here, with slopes in front and behind the green and bunkers guarding both sides. Other notable holes include the 521-yard opening par-5, which plays uphill and requires avoidance of left-side bunkers, and the 587-yard par-5 seventh, where out-of-bounds lines both sides of the fairway. The 18th hole finishes with a downhill par-5, where water guards the green short and left. Inglewood has a rich tournament history, hosting numerous prestigious events since its opening. These include the PGA Seattle Open, the PGA Senior Tour GTE Northwest Classic, the LPGA Valhalla Open, the LPGA Legends Tour, the Washington State Open, and the Fred Couples Invitational. The club has also hosted USGA Open Qualifying, the PNGA Amateur Championship, and the Hudson Cup Matches. The course has produced many notable scores, including multiple 62s and 63s by professionals and amateurs, with record rounds including a 62 by Brian Flugstad in 2009. The club's members and professionals have achieved significant success, with multiple US Amateur Champions, Ryder Cup and Walker Cup team members, and Washington State Amateur champions associated with the club.

Inglewood Golf Club

Taranaki

Inglewood Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Taranaki, New Zealand, offering distinctive views of Mount Taranaki. The club was established in 1947 and relocated to its current location in 1965. The course features characterfully named holes with documented historical significance, such as the opening hole "Massey," which presents an early challenge with the main road lining the left-hand side of the fairway. The course includes 19 individual hole information entries, suggesting variations or additional playing options. The setting provides a scenic backdrop with the prominent volcano visible throughout play. The course maintains traditional golf club operations with a clubhouse facility. While specific par, length, and designer information are not detailed in the available content, the course represents a standard 18-hole layout designed for recreational and competitive play in the regional Taranaki golf community.

Inglewood Golf Course

Queensland

Ingrebourne Links Golf Course

Greater London 1 upcoming event

Ingrebourne Links Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole inland links course located near Rainham in Essex, situated just off the A13 approximately 20 minutes from central London. The course was designed by Alan Walker, a PGA Master Professional and member of the European Institute of Golf Course Architects, and was developed on 380 acres of reclaimed landfill land. The North Course nine opened in September 2017, with the East Course nine following in June 2020 to complete the current 18-hole championship layout. A third loop of nine holes, the South Course, is planned for future development to create a full 27-hole complex. The championship North/East combination measures 7,122 yards and plays to a par of 72, carrying a course rating of 74.2 and a slope of 121. The terrain features rolling fairways, large undulating greens, and revetted and timber-faced bunkers designed to evoke a traditional coastal links atmosphere despite its inland location. Gorse and thick rough line many fairways, placing a premium on accuracy off the tee. The site's elevation creates some variety in the landscape, and views across the London skyline are a feature of several holes. Notable holes include the par-five 15th, playing 634 yards from the highest point on the course with panoramic views, and the par-three 17th, which features a timber-abutted green exposed to the prevailing south-westerly wind. The course has been ranked among the top five in Essex and was selected to host the 2025 PGA Club Professionals Championship. A nine-hole par-three Mini Links course, also designed by Alan Walker, operates separately alongside a 30-bay covered driving range.

InHome Golf

NJ

Inkster Valley Golf Course

MI

Inkster Valley Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course located in Inkster, Michigan, opened in May 1998. Situated on 400 acres with over 100 acres of wetland, the course features natural wildlife, wooden bridges, and scenic views throughout. Water hazards come into play on 14 holes, creating a significant challenge. The course stretches to 6,709 yards from the blue tees, with multiple tee options accommodating various skill levels. The 11th hole is particularly notable, recognized by The Detroit Free Press in 1998 as one of the area's most challenging holes. The course design creates an "up north" aesthetic and caliber of golf without requiring the lengthy drive typically associated with northern Michigan courses. The facility includes a clubhouse with a grille offering seating for up to 100 guests. As a Wayne County Golf Course, Inkster Valley serves the Detroit metropolitan area with championship-level play and a distinctive natural setting integrated throughout its layout.

Inlet Golf Club

NY

Inlet Golf Club is a nine-hole public golf course located in Inlet, New York, situated in the Adirondack region. The course is designed with an emphasis on simplicity and accessibility, welcoming golfers of all skill levels. The setting features stunning Adirondack scenery with abundant wildlife throughout the property, creating a natural and immersive golfing experience. The course's philosophy centers on bringing straightforward golf back to the Adirondacks, prioritizing an inclusive atmosphere where all players feel welcome. The landscape and terrain reflect the characteristic beauty of the region, with views and natural elements integral to the course design. As a nine-hole facility, it offers a more compact option than traditional eighteen-hole courses, making it accessible for golfers seeking shorter rounds or practice opportunities. The course maintains an atmosphere that balances the natural beauty of the Adirondacks with functional, enjoyable golf.