Golf Courses

Inverell Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Inverell Golf Club, established in 1907, is an 18-hole course located in Inverell, New South Wales. The club's history reflects significant development, beginning with six holes at Lion's Park along the Macintyre River before relocating to its current site in Ryan's Paddock in 1925. The course comprises two main sections: the Bottom Nine, acquired in 1950, and the Top Nine, developed from leased lands in the late 1920s through early 1930s. The course layout evolved through considerable volunteer effort and challenging land clearing, as the site was heavily timbered with substantial stone masses. A water scheme installed between 1962 and 1966 supports grass greens, and the club continues to maintain its infrastructure through community involvement. Notable aspects include the club's rich competitive history, with distinguished club champions including Liz Hobday with 17 championships and John Coote with 16. The club has produced several professional golfers from its junior ranks, including the Moses twins and Bath twins. Today, Inverell Golf Club operates with online tee time booking and automated competition management systems while maintaining its traditional values and community engagement.

Invergordon Golf Club ☆ Follow

Highland

Invergordon Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Ross Shire, Scotland, situated on King George Street in Invergordon. The layout features a mix of par 3s, 4s, and 5s, with notably different par allocations for men and women across several holes. The course includes distinctive named holes such as Birchwood (Par 3), Mattock (Par 4), The Rhoddies (Par 4), Rookery (Par 5), Wings's Pond (Par 3), American Garden (Par 4), and the closing hole Bull's Hill (Par 4). Notable features include water hazards, as evidenced by holes named Rosskeen Burn and Wings's Pond, and natural landscape elements like The Big Tree. The course incorporates GUR seeded areas on the greens. The hole names reflect local landmarks and geographical features of the Ross Shire region, suggesting a course well-integrated into its Highland setting. The variety of hole types and the differing par structures between men's and women's tees indicate a course designed to accommodate golfers of varying abilities.

Inverleigh Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Inverleigh Golf & Disc Golf Club features an 18-hole sand green golf course carved out of natural bushland. The course is set within a natural landscape that supports native wildlife including kangaroos, echidnas, and native birds, creating a unique environmental setting. As a community-based, volunteer-run organization, the club offers both traditional golf and disc golf facilities on the same property, with the disc golf course also comprising 18 holes through the bushland terrain. The course hosts competitive events including the Inverleigh Open and Rose Bowl tournaments, as well as Ambrose competitions. The sand green construction and bushland setting present distinctive playing conditions characteristic of rural Australian golf courses. The club welcomes both members and casual players, with flexible opening hours throughout the week.

Inverness Club ☆ Follow

OH

Inverness Club is a historic golf course located in Toledo, Ohio, recognized as one of the nation's premier private clubs. The course was designed by Donald Ross and has hosted multiple major championships, including the U.S. Open in 1920 and 1957, the PGA Championship in 1993, and the Solheim Cup in 2021. The course is ranked #58 in Golf Digest's 2023-24 Top 100 Golf Courses in the United States. Inverness Club is known for challenging golfers of all skill levels while maintaining the design principles established by Ross. The course has hosted numerous notable figures throughout its history, including Byron Nelson and Ted Ray. Beyond golf, the club offers a comprehensive lifestyle experience with dining options, a fitness center, and racquet courts. The club maintains a caddie program and operates as a members-only facility with guest accommodations available. Its rich heritage and commitment to championship-caliber conditions have established Inverness Club as a beacon of golfing excellence in the Midwest.

Inverness Country Club ☆ Follow

MI

Inverness Country Club, founded in 1926 by Doug Fraser, is one of Michigan's oldest golf courses, located in Chelsea in the North Lake area. The nine-hole private club features a beautiful landscape setting that has served as a country retreat for the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception. The course maintains excellent playing conditions and is complemented by a practice green and driving range. With only 300 active members, the club offers an accessible and casual yet private environment where tee times are readily available outside of scheduled leagues, tournaments, and special events. The facility includes a clubhouse and tennis court, providing members with a comprehensive country club experience. Inverness emphasizes inclusive, family-friendly golf and social programming for men, women, seniors, and juniors, combining quality course maintenance with a welcoming atmosphere focused on fellowship and recreational enjoyment.

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Inverness Golf Club is a challenging Highland parkland course located in Inverness, Scotland. The course features immaculately kept greens and scenic Highland views, set within a parkland landscape that offers a testing round of golf. As a Highland parkland course, it combines natural terrain with well-maintained fairways and greens, providing an engaging experience for golfers of varying abilities. The club has notable connections to professional golf, being the formative home of PGA Tour winner Russell Knox. The course hosts several competitive events, including the Russell Knox Junior Open and the IGC Open Week, indicating its standing within the golfing community. The club maintains comprehensive facilities including practice areas, a pro shop, and dining amenities. The course is recognized for its condition and design, with visitors consistently noting the quality of the greens and overall course maintenance. Its location on Culcabock Road provides convenient access while maintaining the character of a traditional Scottish golf club.

Inverness Golf Course ☆ Follow

CO

Founded in 1974, The Club at Inverness boasts an 18-hole Championship Golf Course in South Denver. The course features 6,913 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70, with a course rating of 71.8 and a slope rating of 136. Designed by J. Press Maxwell, ASGCA, the Inverness golf course opened in 1974. The semi-private golf course is beautiful, playable and challenging, requiring strategy and a thoughtful approach thanks to gentle but unforgiving slopes, rolling hills and deep bunkers, with water coming into play on 11 of the 18 holes. The greens are undulating and fast while the fairways are sloped, with terrain ranging from relatively flat to very hilly causing uneven lies, and water hazards that come into play on at least twelve holes, with many considering the demanding par-3 holes the most difficult aspects of the course. The attached hotel is now operated by Hilton. The course serves both resort guests and members, with the club offering social memberships for Colorado residents which include several perks such as food and beverage discounts, pro shop deals, guest passes, and more.

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FL

Inverurie Golf Club ☆ Follow

Aberdeenshire

Inverurie Golf Club is located northwest of Inverurie in Aberdeenshire and was established in 1923. The course features an 18-hole layout that combines contrasting playing characteristics across its two nines. The opening nine holes present undulating terrain, while the back nine provides a more demanding test enhanced by mature woodland, broom, and gorse-lined fairways. The course benefits from panoramic views across the Gordon District countryside toward Inverurie. The natural setting supports abundant wildlife, including roe deer, woodpeckers, and buzzards. The layout has evolved over time to challenge golfers of all ability levels, offering a fair and interesting test through a combination of strategic hazards and varied topography. The course provides a well-balanced challenge suitable for both casual players and more experienced golfers.

Inwood Country Club ☆ Follow

NY

Inwood Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course established in 1901 on the South Shore of Long Island, approximately 20 miles from Manhattan. Originally built as a nine-hole course, it was expanded to 18 holes in 1906 and redesigned by architect Herbert Strong during golf's golden age of architecture. The course measures 6,632 yards with a slope rating of 134 and features an unusual front nine layout with three consecutive par-5s followed by two consecutive par-3s. Twelve holes border Jamaica Bay wetlands, providing water views and vistas of the Manhattan skyline. The course is known for its demanding conditions created by ever-changing winds and subtle, nuanced design elements intended for a member's course. Inwood hosted two major championships in the early 1920s: the 1921 PGA Championship won by Walter Hagen and the 1923 U.S. Open won by 21-year-old amateur Bobby Jones, with Jones's victory occurring on the famous 18th hole. The closing hole is regarded as one of the most notable finishing holes in the New York metropolitan area. Beyond golf, Inwood Country Club operates as a comprehensive private club with a private beach club on the Atlantic Ocean, ten Har-Tru tennis courts, and a fitness center. The club has undergone modernization efforts over recent years, including bunkering improvements and architectural refinements while preserving its historical character and classic design principles.

Inwood Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

Manitoba

Inwood Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole private golf facility located in Manitoba's Interlake region, approximately 45 minutes north of Winnipeg on Highway 7. Established in 1989, the course sits on a fully treed 120-acre property characterized by beautiful landscape, large trees, and abundant wildlife. The layout features tight, narrow target approach fairways with generous greens composed of a poona/bentgrass mix. The course measures 5,121 yards and incorporates 20 sand traps and 9 water holes distributed throughout the design, creating a challenging test of all aspects of the game. The terrain consists of rolling landscape typical of the region. The course is known for being accessible to recreational golfers, with management emphasizing competitive rates that have remained stable for an extended period. The facility operates seven days a week and offers additional amenities including tournament hosting, a clubhouse, and an on-site campground with serviced sites for campers, positioning itself as a stay-and-play destination.

Inwood Golf Course ☆ Follow

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Inwood Golf Course opened in 1931 and was designed as a course for the accurate player. The front nine underwent renovation in 1989, with water hazards added to six of those holes. The course measures 6,196 yards with a par of 71, presenting a moderate length layout. Inwood demands good course management, precise iron play, and finesse on its notably fast greens. The well-maintained course tests a variety of golf skills through its strategic design. The combination of water features, particularly on the front nine, and the demanding green speeds requires players to approach shots thoughtfully rather than rely on power alone. The course remains challenging for players of all skill levels who must navigate its layout with accuracy and control.

Iona Golf Course ☆ Follow

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Iona Golf Course is located on the small island of Iona in the Inner Hebrides off Scotland's west coast, accessible by ferry from the Isle of Mull. The 18-hole course measures 4,673 yards and plays to a par of 66, with no holes exceeding 378 yards. Originally laid out as a nine-hole course in 1886 by Allan MacBeth, it was extended to 18 holes in 1905 by William McNeile Dixon. The course is maintained naturally by grazing cattle and sheep on the machair, resulting in a minimalist layout with no defined fairways, aprons, or rough. The outward nine plays to par 32 (2,308 yards) with five par fours and four par threes, while the inward nine plays to par 34 (2,265 yards) with seven par fours and two par threes. Notable features include the 3rd hole, a dramatic 168-yard uphill par three with a natural sand bunker below the green, and the 14th, an uphill 273-yard par four. The course is renowned as one of the world's best short courses, celebrated for its authentic, raw golf character and stunning coastal setting.

Ipe Golf Club ☆ Follow

São Paulo

Ipê Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo, Brazil, approximately 10 minutes from the city center. The course spans approximately 7,000 yards and features challenging layouts with scenic views of the surrounding landscape and cityscape. The design emphasizes the integration of golf with nature while maintaining accessibility to urban amenities. The course is characterized by its difficulty level and strategic design, offering players views of Ribeirão Preto city from several holes. The layout provides a balance between challenge and playability across its 18 holes. Notable aspects include the variety of terrain and the course's ability to offer an escape from urban life while remaining conveniently located. Ipê Golf Club has been serving the Ribeirão Preto community for over 21 years and hosts various tournaments and competitions. The facility extends beyond golf, featuring tennis courts, beach volleyball courts, a swimming pool, and an academy. The club functions as both a sporting venue and a networking hub for professional and personal relationships within the local community.

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Ipswich Country Club ☆ Follow

Queensland

Ipswich Country Club ☆ Follow

MA

Ipswich Country Club features an 18-hole championship golf course designed by legendary architect Robert Trent Jones Sr., located in Ipswich, Massachusetts. The course is characterized by its natural terrain, incorporating lakes, wetlands, and tree-lined fairways that create a challenging and scenic playing experience. The layout includes four par 3s, ten par 4s, and four par 5s, with a notable signature finishing hole—an elevated par 4 featuring bunkers, water hazards, and significant elevation changes that demand accuracy off the tee and precision on approach shots. The course presents varied difficulty across its holes, with strategic bunkering and water hazards throughout. Notable features include a comprehensive practice facility comprising a 3.5-acre driving range with grass tees, and a 2.5-acre short game area equipped with multiple bunkers and putting greens. The course rewards both length and accuracy, with holes like the par 5 sixth hole presenting the most difficulty for men and women, while shorter par 3s offer technical challenges requiring precision iron play and bunker management.

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Ipswich Golf Club comprises two courses located on the eastern outskirts of Ipswich, Suffolk. The prestigious 18-hole Purdis Heath course, established at its current location in 1926, is consistently ranked in Golf World's top 100 English courses. The 9-hole Bixley course was added 40 years later. Both courses are maintained to championship standard across beautiful heathland terrain. The Purdis Heath course features challenging heathland design with recently completed bunker remodelling. The club has hosted significant national competitions including the Logan Trophy (2011) and English Women's Amateur Strokeplay Championship (2019), and serves as an England Club Championship venue. Founded in 1895, the club relocated from original common land at nearby Rushmere Heath. Recent improvements include a 2019 clubhouse refurbishment featuring updated bars and dining areas. Both courses offer an exceptional challenge for golfers of varying abilities, with the heathland setting providing an attractive and testing playing experience. The club welcomes both members and visitors, offering society packages and professional instruction.

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Irem Golf Course ☆ Follow

PA

Irem Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Dallas, Pennsylvania, situated in the picturesque hills with views of the Wyoming Valley. Designed by renowned architect A.W. Tillinghast in 1922, the course represents one of Tillinghast's notable North American designs. Tillinghast, inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2015, is also credited with designing prestigious courses including Bethpage State Park's Black Course, Baltusrol Golf Club, Winged Foot Golf Club, and Aronimink Golf Club. The course originally featured a 27-hole layout. The terrain takes advantage of the natural landscape of the surrounding hills, offering scenic views throughout the property. As a certified PGA course, Irem Country Club has maintained its membership-based operations since its establishment. The club hosts tournaments and maintains historical records of holes-in-one achieved on the course. The facility includes amenities such as a pro shop, dining options, and golf instruction services, supporting both competitive and recreational play.

Irene Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

TN

Irene Golf Course ☆ Follow

Gauteng

Irene Country Club's 18-hole golf course dates back to 1912, when Laurie Waters designed nine holes. The layout was later expanded to an 18-hole configuration in the following decade through Bob Grimsdell and his brother. In 2007, Phil Jacobs revamped all of the greens and green complexes, rebuilt the tees, and renovated the fairway bunkers. The course is a par 72 with 6200 yards. Situated 15 minutes southeast of Pretoria in the picturesque suburb of Irene, the course offers scenic fairways and mature trees. Driving and iron play must be strong due to many trees, well-placed bunkers, and the Hennops River. The 7th hole, called "The Pulpit," is the signature hole—a par 3 at 151 yards requiring a thrilling tee shot from an elevated position over the Hennops River to a green below. The 14th hole ("van der Byl") is a 480-yard par 4 and the most difficult hole of the back nine, with out-of-bounds right, trees on the right side, and water hazards fronting and backing the green. Originally established as a golf club in 1911, Irene Country Club has expanded to include tennis, cricket, bowls, and squash. Irene hosts the Gauteng North Silver Salver for top amateurs.

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