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Ishizaka Golf Club

比企郡

Ishizaka Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Hiki-gun, Saitama, Japan, designed by architect Yasushi Kai. The facility sits on a hilly terrain spanning approximately 354,000 tsubo and opened in September 1993. The course layout is divided into an out and in nine, with yardages varying significantly by tee. From the black tees, the total distance reaches 7,050 yards, while the red tees offer a shorter 5,275-yard challenge. The course features a full range of tee boxes, including black, blue, white, gold, and red, catering to players of different handicaps. The design emphasizes strategic play through undulating terrain and varied fairway contours. The course description notes that the greens are particularly challenging, with slopes often steeper than the distance to the hole, requiring players to prioritize position over distance. Bunkers and water hazards are strategically placed to protect the greens, demanding precise approach shots. The course rating from the black tees is 73.9 for men and 80.3 for women, indicating a high level of difficulty for scratch and bogey golfers respectively. A notable feature of the course is the view from the 18th hole, which offers a perspective of the clubhouse that reflects the club's character. On clear days, players can see Mount Fuji from the course, adding to the scenic quality of the round. The club also provides a yardage book for purchase, which details the specific challenges of each hole. The facility includes a 250-yard driving range with 15 bays, as well as practice areas for approach shots, bunkers, and putting. Ishizaka Golf Club has hosted the Fujifilm Studio Alice Ladies Open, a tournament on the JLPGA Tour. The club maintains a family-oriented atmosphere for its members, with a total of 1,056 regular members and 140 weekday members. The clubhouse itself is substantial, covering 1,810 tsubo, and includes amenities such as a restaurant and parking for 280 vehicles. The course is recognized by the Japan Golf Association with official ratings for all tee colors.

Ishøj Golfcenter

Region Hovedstaden

Ishøj Golfcenter is located near Copenhagen in beautiful natural surroundings. The facility features two courses designed by Danish golf course architect Line Mortensen, a landscape architect and EIGCA-certified designer who has also designed courses at Gyldensteen and Kildebjerg Ry. The main course is an 18-hole layout requiring valid golf club membership to play. Complementing this is a 9-hole intermediate course open to all players, along with a popular Pay & Play option for those wishing to experience longer holes on a regulation course. The center also offers a driving range for practice and a winter golf program during off-season months. The facility accommodates up to four players per group on both courses. Additional amenities include buggy and trolley hire options. The clubhouse features Restaurant Kanehøjgaard, which serves food and beverages. Ishøj Golfcenter caters to various player levels through beginner activities, junior training programs, PGA instruction, and multiple club sections including women's, men's, and senior clubs. The course also hosts divisional and regional golf events through its affiliated Ishøj Golfklub.

Isisford Golf Club

Queensland

Isla Canela Golf Course

Andalucía

Isla Canela Golf Club is a 36-hole golf resort located near Ayamonte in the province of Huelva, in the far southwest of Andalusia, close to the Portuguese border and the Guadiana River estuary. The complex comprises two distinct 18-hole courses - the Old Course and the Links - each with its own character and design philosophy, set within a landscape defined by Atlantic marshland, sand dunes, and natural coastal vegetation. The Old Course was designed by Juan Catarineu and opened in 1992. It plays to a par of 72 over 6,240 metres from the back tees, with a course rating of 73.7 and a slope of 142. Built on flat marshland adjacent to the Isla Canela estero and the surrounding wetlands, the layout is a parkland-style course that is straightforward to walk. Its defining characteristic is the prevalence of water, which comes into play on ten or more of the eighteen holes. Orange, olive, eucalyptus, and palm trees are positioned at strategic points throughout, and the greens are noted for their speed and quality, running at between 10 and 11 on the Stimpmeter in summer. The hole composition includes five par-3s, eight par-4s, and five par-5s, giving it an unusual balance that places a premium on short-game precision as much as length. The Links course opened in 2007, formerly known as the Costa Esuri West Course before coming under the Isla Canela brand. It was designed by José Canales and plays to a par of 72 over 6,540 metres, with a course rating of 75.3 and a slope of 127. Set along the left bank of the Guadiana River north of Ayamonte, it takes a more open, links-influenced approach with wider fairways and views across the river towards Portugal. Water also features prominently here, particularly on the back nine. The finishing hole, a left-turning par-5, leads to a green heavily protected by bunkers. The resort is approximately 60 kilometres from Faro airport and 150 kilometres from Seville.

Isla Del Sol

FL

Isla Del Sol Yacht & Country Club features an 18-hole championship golf course located in St. Petersburg, Florida, situated between the southern tip of St. Petersburg and St. Pete Beach, north of Tierra Verde. The course is part of a comprehensive private club facility that overlooks Boca Ciega Bay, offering members a prestigious golfing experience within a scenic waterfront setting. The club emphasizes its first-class golf facilities alongside extensive amenities including a 76-slip yacht harbor, seven Har-Tru tennis courts, six pickleball courts, a private fitness center, and fine dining options. As a private members-only establishment, Isla Del Sol caters to golfers seeking a world-class facility in the Tampa Bay area. The course serves as the centerpiece of the club's recreational offerings, complementing the broader lifestyle experience provided to its membership base.

Isla Navidad Country Club

Colima

The Isla Navidad Country Club is a 27-hole golf facility located in Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico, designed by architect Robert von Hagge. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts: the Ocean, Mountain, and Lagoon courses. Each nine-hole segment features unique terrain and challenges, ranging from densely vegetated slopes to freshwater lagoons and fine sand dunes, with a backdrop of majestic mountains. The facility has received significant industry recognition, having been awarded the "Golf Medal Award" by Golf Magazine, one of only two courses in Mexico to receive this honor. In 2012, the resort was also named "Mexico’s Leading Golf Resort" by the World Travel Awards. The design integrates the natural surroundings to provide visual experiences across the different landscapes, catering to golfers of various skill levels.

Islamabad Golf Club

وفاقی دارالحکومت اسلام آباد

Island Brae Golf Club

Québec

Established in the 1950s, Island Brae Golf Club is a 9-hole facility located in Chapeau, Quebec, overlooking the Ottawa River. The course is designed as a par 33 layout, featuring generous landing areas and small, undulating greens that accommodate golfers of all skill levels. Less experienced players benefit from spacious fairways off the tee, while more accomplished golfers find numerous strategic challenges throughout the course. The setting provides scenic views of the Ottawa River from virtually every hole, creating an attractive landscape characterized by the river valley terrain. Island Brae offers one of the region's premier practice facilities, including a full natural grass driving range, dedicated short game area, and putting green. The club emphasizes a relaxed atmosphere and friendly service alongside its quality course conditions and beautiful riverside setting, positioning it as a notable 9-hole destination in the Ottawa Valley.

Island Country Club

FL

Island Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in Marco Island, Florida, the only championship course on the island. Situated at 500 Nassau Road, the course is set within the natural landscape and beauty characteristic of Marco Island's environment. The course underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation following its 50th anniversary, modernizing the layout while maintaining playability for all skill levels. The redesigned course emphasizes both aesthetic appeal reflecting Marco Island's natural surroundings and versatile challenge for golfers of varying abilities. Island Country Club functions as a comprehensive private members' facility beyond golf, offering dining and entertainment venues, five professionally maintained Har-Tru clay tennis courts (two lit for night play), and a fitness center with cardio equipment, group exercise facilities, and strength training amenities. The club provides instruction and competitive programming across all its recreational offerings, fostering a social membership community through organized events and activities throughout the year.

Island Country Club

ME

Island Country Club is a historic golf and tennis facility celebrating its 97th year in 2025, located on scenic Deer Isle in coastal Maine. The course features an expanded 9-hole layout spanning approximately 2,400 yards with a par of 34, designed to challenge experienced golfers while remaining accessible to all skill levels and families. Originally designed by Wayne Stiles in 1926, the course officially opened in 1932. A major 2009 renovation by Forbes Golf Design added four new holes and a par-5, introducing modern amenities including irrigated fairways and greens. The course is characterized by rolling greens, strategic bunkers, and fescue-covered mounds that define its signature holes. Set near the sea on one of Maine's most precious coastal islands, the course offers first-call, first-served tee times for members and visitors. The property also features three newly resurfaced clay courts recognized as among the peninsula's finest. The clubhouse provides comfortable amenities including a fireplace, porches with mountain views, a pro shop, and beverage service, making it a complete leisure destination.

Island Golf Course

TX

The Island Course at The Clubs of Kingwood in Kingwood, Texas is an 18-hole championship course designed by Joe Finger and opened in 1974. Located approximately 30 minutes north of Houston, it features a par 72 layout with yardage ranging from approximately 7,200 to 7,300 yards and a slope rating of around 135. The course is characterized by tight, tree-lined fairways, significant water hazards including lakes and ponds, and bunkers strategically positioned throughout the layout. The Island Course is renowned for two exceptional holes that have garnered national recognition. Hole No. 6, a double-dogleg par 5, was named "National Hole of the Year" by the Golf Course Architects Society of America. The signature finishing hole, No. 18, is a challenging 576-yard par 5 featuring an island green and has been recognized by Golf Digest as one of golf's toughest finishing holes. The course has been ranked among the top 50 courses in Texas by the Dallas Morning News. The course was featured in the 1996 film "Tin Cup," adding to its cinematic legacy. Known for its difficulty and scenic setting with natural beauty featuring lakes, rivers, and abundant wildlife, the Island Course provides a rigorous test for golfers of all skill levels while offering four sets of tee boxes to accommodate varying abilities.

Island Golf Garden Oita

大分県

Island Golf Resort Nasu

那須郡 3 upcoming events

The course is located in Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, and operates as a 27-hole facility divided into three distinct 9-hole courses. The layout is designed to take advantage of the natural hilly terrain of the Nasu highlands, offering a strategic challenge that varies with the landscape. The design incorporates varied hazards and well-balanced fairways intended to provide a playable yet engaging experience for golfers of different skill levels. The setting is characterized by the seasonal colors of the surrounding hills, with the course integrating the natural topography into its routing. The facility includes specific amenities for female golfers, such as a dedicated "Heart Tee" lounge, and offers access to a large public bath with private-style powder rooms after play. The course is part of a larger resort complex that includes a lodge and hotel, allowing for on-site accommodation for players.

Island Green Resort & Golf Club

NY

Island Green is a USGA-rated 18-hole golf course located in Greenville, New York, in the Catskill foothills. Established and managed by the Birmann Family for over 100 years, the course is notable for being one of the area's only facilities featuring island greens. The picturesque setting within the foothills provides scenic terrain characteristic of upstate New York's landscape. The course operates as part of a larger resort complex that includes a lodge with guest accommodations, dining facilities through Lil' Piece BBQ, and event spaces. Island Green functions as a complete destination venue, combining golf with hospitality services and wellness amenities. The property's long-standing family management and regional prominence make it a significant recreational facility in the Hudson Valley area.

Island Greens

WA

Island Greens is a 9-hole par-3 golf course located in Clinton, Washington on Whidbey Island. Designed by Dave Anderson and opened in 1989, the course measures 1,358 yards from the back tees for a par of 27, with multiple tee positions available to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. The layout features scenic natural beauty, including abundant rhododendrons that bloom seasonally, and challenging topography with significant elevation changes throughout the course. The course operates in a laid-back, Scottish-style format using an honor system with cash envelopes dropped into an old milk can. Notable characteristics include grass bunkers on select holes, open fairways on most holes with some tight passages, and scenic views typical of South Whidbey Island. The longest hole, number 8, plays to 225 yards. The course also features a driving range and is known for its informal, unpretentious atmosphere while providing a genuine challenge despite its par-3 design. Island Greens serves both public players and hotel guests, with various membership options available. The facility has become recognized as one of the best par-3 courses of its type in Washington state, attracting golfers seeking a unique, casual golfing experience combined with the natural beauty of Whidbey Island's landscape.

Island Hills Golf Club

MI

Island Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Centreville, Michigan, designed by award-winning architect Raymond Hearn. Set on 220 acres adjacent to Lake Templene, one of Michigan's largest inland lakes, the course features distinctly different holes with strategically placed tees accommodating all skill levels. The landscape transitions dramatically from open meadow prairies to hardwood forests, farmland, and lake views, offering breathtaking panoramic vistas throughout the round. Each hole possesses its own character and personality. The course is particularly noted for five exceptional finishing holes, with the 17th hole serving as a signature hole with spectacular lake views. The terrain includes farmland prairies, low-lying wetlands, rolling pastures, creeks, streams, and thick forests. Island Hills is positioned in Michigan's Amish country midway between Chicago and Detroit. The course features a practice range facility rated in the top 25 in Michigan, including a driving range with large turf areas, an undulating putting green, chipping area, and practice bunker. The design emphasizes playability and scenic beauty, making it accessible while maintaining visual distinction between holes.

Island Lake Golf Course

MN

Island Lake Golf & Training Center is a 9-hole golf facility located in Shoreview, Minnesota. Designed by David Pieper and opened in 1995, the course measures 1,333 yards from the longest tees and plays to a par of 28, making it an executive-length course suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The compact layout offers an accessible introduction to golf while still providing enough challenge for experienced players to practice and refine their techniques. Beyond the course itself, Island Lake operates as a comprehensive golf training facility featuring a full-service driving range recognized for its quality practice conditions. The facility caters to various demographics through organized junior and senior leagues, individual lessons with PGA instructors, and competitive tournaments. Additional amenities include a 9-hole mini golf course and Slicer's Deli, which serves on-site dining. The course emphasizes member benefits and community engagement, positioning itself as both a recreational golf destination and a skills development center with instruction focused on individualized swing mechanics and improvement at all levels.

Island Park Golf Course

Otago

Island Park Golf Club is Dunedin's premier 9-hole parkland golf course, located just 10 minutes from the city center. The course features a unique micro-climate and offers a challenging layout suitable for golfers of all skill levels and abilities. Set within a parkland setting, the nine holes provide excellent scenic vistas throughout the round, with the natural landscape serving both as an aesthetic feature and as a soothing backdrop regardless of player performance. The course is characterized by its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, designed to appeal to both casual visitors and committed members. Island Park distinguishes itself through its accessibility, picturesque surroundings, and well-maintained turf under the care of Greens Superintendent Mike Minty. The club offers various membership categories to accommodate different circumstances, positioning itself as a cost-effective option for those wishing to play regularly while remaining open to casual visitors seeking to experience the course's distinctive character and natural beauty.