Golf Courses

Itoigawa Country Club Follow

新潟県

Itoigawa Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Itoigawa, Niigata Prefecture, Japan. The course features a par-72 layout with nine holes each for the front and back nine, both par-36. The course was designed under the supervision of professional golfer Kinkazu Kanai and is known for its expansive scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The course offers multiple tee options to accommodate varying skill levels, with distances ranging from 5,336 yards (Ladies) to 6,549 yards (Back Tees), allowing players of different abilities to enjoy appropriate challenges. The terrain features undulating fairways typical of the region's natural landscape. Facilities include a practice green, restaurant, pro shop, and competition room, along with bathing facilities for post-round relaxation. Itoigawa Country Club operates as both a members' club and welcomes visitors year-round, with adjusted seasonal operations from December through March. The course utilizes Yamaha five-passenger golf carts and maintains single greens throughout. It hosts regular open competitions and tournament events, with detailed scheduling information available through their website.

Ivanhoe Club Follow

IL

Ivanhoe Club is a private golf club located in Mundelein, Illinois, featuring a 27-hole championship course composed of three distinct 9-hole layouts. The club has been recognized as a "Distinguished Club" by BoardRoom Magazine and ranks among the Top 20 courses in Illinois according to Golf Digest magazine. The facility emphasizes a championship-caliber golf experience alongside comprehensive family amenities, including tennis, pickleball, and swimming facilities. The club offers multiple membership tiers-Golf Membership providing full access to all facilities, Sport Membership offering partial golf access with full tennis and aquatic privileges, and Social Membership focused on non-golf amenities. Beyond golf, Ivanhoe Club serves as a community gathering space with dining options, social events, and family activities. The club accommodates special events, weddings, and outings with customizable packages and dedicated event services. The setting emphasizes community, camaraderie, and member experience as core values, positioning itself as a full-service private club rather than a golf-only facility.

Ivanhoe Golf Course Follow

New South Wales

The 18-hole Ivanhoe Golf Course is located in Ivanhoe, Victoria, situated on Vasey Street with a setting bordered by the Yarra River. The layout features undulating fairways, elevated tees, and tree-lined corridors, with the course fully watered to accommodate play. The terrain is characterized by natural birdlife, lagoons, ponds, and bunkers, providing a picturesque environment for golfers of all levels. The course presents a variety of challenges, including out-of-bounds areas, water hazards, and strategically placed trees. The par 4 17th hole is a notable feature, offering a potential hole-in-one for long hitters who can carry the green, though it carries significant risk with water short of the green and out-of-bounds to the rear. The 18th hole concludes the round with an uphill par 3 onto a sharply two-tiered green, where flag position awareness is critical due to the slope. Specific hole yardages and par values are detailed for both men and women, with the front nine including a par 3 4th hole that demands accuracy due to trees and out-of-bounds fencing. The back nine features a par 5 6th hole that rewards distance, provided players can navigate past pines and water hazards. The course design encourages strategic shot-making, with many holes requiring careful club selection and consideration of green slopes and pin positions.

Ivanhoe Public Golf Course Follow

Victoria

Ivanhoe Golf Course is a fully watered championship layout set in a picturesque setting bordered by the Yarra River. The course features undulating fairways combined with strategic bunkering, lagoons, and ponds that integrate natural water hazards throughout the design. Tree-lined fairways and elevated tees create visual interest and challenge across the layout. The course is characterized by elevated tee boxes and challenging approach shots that make it suitable for golfers of all ability levels. The natural landscape includes abundant birdlife, contributing to the scenic ambiance of play. The terrain demands precision, with the combination of water features, bunkers, and undulating topography requiring strategic shot-making. Ivanhoe offers comprehensive facilities including a pro shop, coaching from PGA professionals, and an Unleash Studio featuring a golf simulator, club fitting services, and practice facilities. The course welcomes public play seven days a week and offers various membership options alongside green fee rates for daily visitors.

Iver Golf Club Follow

Buckinghamshire

Iver Golf Club is a nine-hole parkland course located on the Buckinghamshire-Berkshire border near Iver and Langley. The course spans 2,882 yards and features par 35 layout with a mix of par 3, 4, and 5 holes. The well-draining parkland terrain accommodates play in all weather conditions with gentle undulations that suit golfers of varying fitness levels, including disabled golfers. The course presents a moderate challenge with raised, undulating greens strategically guarded by bunkers that test accuracy and skill. The layout offers opportunities for both casual and experienced golfers to enjoy strategic play. Beyond the course itself, the facility includes a fourteen-bay driving range with six covered bays for all-weather practice, plus a dedicated practice area featuring a pitching and chipping zone and putting green. A modern clubhouse with a fully licensed bar and restaurant completes the amenities. The club's convenient location near major motorways and Heathrow Airport makes it easily accessible to golfers throughout the surrounding region.

Ives Grove Golf Links Follow

WI

Ives Grove Golf Links is a 27-hole links-style golf course located in Racine, Wisconsin, approximately 30 minutes south of Milwaukee. The course features a distinctive design with 110 bunkers strategically placed throughout the layout, complemented by natural areas and rolling greens characteristic of links-style golf. The terrain and design create a challenging playing experience with scenic views typical of the links aesthetic. The facility includes a newly constructed year-round practice facility operated by Range Time LLC, allowing golfers to prepare thoroughly before their rounds. A fully stocked pro shop with experienced staff supports golfers' needs. The course accommodates various golfing activities and events, with a bar and grill on-site for post-round dining and socializing. The 27-hole configuration provides variety and replay value for regular players. Ives Grove Golf Links serves as a premium golfing destination for the greater Milwaukee area, combining challenging links-style architecture with comprehensive amenities and practice facilities.

Ivinghoe Golf Club Follow

Buckinghamshire

Ivinghoe Golf Club is a nine-hole parkland course located in the Chiltern Hills of Buckinghamshire, opened in 1967. The course features a gently rolling layout set within picturesque countryside terrain. Designed to challenge experienced golfers while remaining accessible to players of all abilities, the course balances difficulty with inclusivity for golfers at any stage of their golfing journey. The course was created to provide an engaging experience across a range of skill levels, from beginners to accomplished players. Still owned and operated by its founding family, Ivinghoe maintains a welcoming environment for golfers of all ages and abilities. The club operates as a walking course, with no trollies or buggies permitted except for those with medical exemptions. The facility includes a well-stocked pro shop offering golf equipment and professional advice, along with on-site club repair services. Tuition is available from the resident Club Professional. The recently refurbished clubhouse provides dining facilities with a reputation for quality food and a well-stocked bar. The club welcomes daily visitors and accommodates group bookings and societies with tailored itineraries.

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Abidjan

Ivy Hill Golf Club Follow

VA

Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Forest, VA, Ivy Hill Golf Club comprises 18 challenging holes and has been a Forest favorite since 1971. The course was designed by renowned golf course architect Porter Gibson. The design is sculpted from naturally-sloping topography, ensuring preservation of the natural terrain. With a slope rating of 130, Ivy Hill's ambitious layout is considered one of the toughest in the area, placing a premium on precision swings while using every club in your bag. The course features magnificent large greens that are among the best in Virginia and challenge the most discriminating golfer. The layout includes five sets of tee boxes and dramatic elevation changes combined with scenic views, with preservation of the natural terrain being a high priority in course design. The course offers a chipping green with an adjacent practice bunker.

Ivy Hills Country Club Follow

OH

Established in 1992, Ivy Hills Country Club is a private club with a relaxed, casual atmosphere where families feel welcome. The 18-hole course features 6,764 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. Designed by Steven R. Smyers, the golf course opened in 1992. The course rating is 72.7 and it has a slope rating of 128 on Bent grass. Uncharacteristic to the Cincinnati landscape, Ivy Hills presents a significant challenge to golfers of all abilities through a combination of rolling fairways and undulating greens. Located in Newtown, OH, the course sits at 7711 Ivy Hills Blvd. The club features an elegant 34,000 square foot clubhouse with a fully stocked and PGA professionally run Golf Shop, fitness facility, spacious locker rooms, banquet facilities, conference rooms and family-oriented dining room.

Ivyleaf Golf Course Follow

Cornwall

Ivyleaf Golf Centre is a family-friendly 9-hole golf course located 3 miles north of Bude in North Cornwall. The 2,300-yard course is nestled in picturesque Cornish countryside and offers stunning panoramic views of the coastline, Bude town, and inland moors. The course features interesting holes and well-maintained fairways, designed to be accessible and welcoming to golfers of all ages and experience levels. Ivyleaf emphasizes a relaxed, beginner-friendly atmosphere with no dress code requirements and no need for tee time reservations. The facility includes a covered driving range equipped with floodlights for evening play and a Top Tracer system for shot analysis. An indoor 4K golf simulator with access to over 150,000 courses is also available. The course is open to both members and non-members, operating year-round with extended summer hours and evening driving range access until 9pm. Ivyleaf is noted for its affordable pricing, friendly staff, and welcoming environment.

Iwafune Golf Club Follow

栃木県

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秋田県

Iwakuni CC Follow

山口県

Iwakuni Century Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Iwakuni, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Akoyoshi Hayashi and opened in May 1975, the course is set on a hilly terrain that offers expansive views of the Seto Inland Sea. The layout features a single green constructed with Bentgrass Sand, and the total yardage extends to approximately 6,825 yards from the back tees. The course is characterized by its compact design, which utilizes the natural topography to create distinct challenges on each hole. The front nine begins with a demanding opening hole, a par-4 that requires a downhill tee shot on a slightly right-dogleg. This hole provides some of the most prominent views of the Seto Inland Sea from the teeing ground. The difficulty increases at the fifth hole, a par-4 dogleg right where a water hazard guards the right side of the fairway. The green complex here is elevated and sloped, with a high-sided bunker protecting the right flank, requiring precise approach shots to navigate the undulations. The back nine presents its own tests, highlighted by the 18th hole, a par-5 uphill finishing hole. This long hole is often favored for driving distance competitions but requires players to avoid water hazards on the right side. The green at the 18th is a two-tiered structure, with the lower front section and steeper back section demanding careful pin placement awareness. The course also features waste bunkers on the left side of the 7th and 16th holes, which are treated as part of the general area rather than penal bunkers. Local rules at Iwakuni Century Golf Club include specific provisions for red penalty areas on holes 5, 7, 15, and 18, where the penalty area extends infinitely on one side. The course utilizes white stakes for out-of-bounds and allows relief for balls in running water within bunkers without penalty. The fairways are overseeded to maintain green grass quality throughout the year, and the fast Bentgrass greens are known for their subtle undulations that challenge putting accuracy.

Iwakuni Century GC Follow

山口県

Iwakuni Century Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course located in Kurose, Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Akiyoshi Hayashi and opened in May 1975, the course is set on hilly terrain that offers expansive views of the Seto Inland Sea. The layout utilizes the natural topography to create a compact yet challenging round, with the majority of holes providing sightlines toward the sea and surrounding greenery. The course features Bentgrass greens and fairways that are overseeded to maintain year-round green conditions. The front nine presents a mix of strategic demands, beginning with a demanding downhill par-4 on the first hole that offers panoramic sea views but requires precise distance control. The third hole is a notoriously difficult par-3, featuring a narrow green flanked by pressure from bunkers and rock faces, with unpredictable winds from the sea adding to the challenge. The fourth hole is a long par-5 that requires a dramatic valley carry off the tee, while the fifth hole introduces a water hazard on the right side of a dogleg-right par-4. The seventh hole is widely regarded as one of the most difficult on the course, a short par-4 where a large waste bunker area on the left and a water hazard on the right constrain the approach to a small, well-bunkered green. The back nine continues the test with significant elevation changes and strategic hazards. The eleventh hole is a long par-5 that plays uphill, with the shortest route running alongside pine trees and out-of-bounds on the right. The fourteenth hole is a par-3 that plays downhill to a green with a strong slope from back to front, guarded by a water hazard on the right and out-of-bounds to the left. The eighteenth hole is an uphill par-4 that serves as a closing test, with the fairway separated from the ninth hole by pine trees and bunkers guarding the green. The course total yardage is listed at 6,825 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 73.0. Local rules designate specific waste bunkers on the seventh and sixteenth holes as general area, allowing players to ground their clubs. Red penalty areas are established on the fifth, seventh, fifteenth, and eighteenth holes, with the penalty extending infinitely on one side. The course also features a unique rule allowing players to drop without penalty if their ball is in water flow marks within a bunker. These characteristics, combined with the undulating fairways and fast greens, create a course that demands both accuracy and strategic course management.

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北海道

Iwamizawakijigamorikan Golf Course Follow

北海道

Iwamizawa Public Kijigamori Golf Course is a hillside layout course surrounded by beautiful Todomatsu pine forests, featuring downhill shots that offer engaging ball play. The 18-hole course is located in Iwamizawa, Hokkaido, within a natural setting characterized by the region's grand landscape. The clubhouse is designed to provide a comfortable atmosphere where guests can relax before and after their round, immersed in Hokkaido's natural surroundings. The course hosts tournaments, including the Kijigamori Fun Club Cup. The facility operates seasonally, with winter closures typical for the Hokkaido region. The course offers early morning tee times starting at 6 AM, which are popular among players. The layout consists of an OUT course and IN course with eighteen numbered holes distributed across both nines.

Iwase Sakuragawa Country Club Follow

茨城県

Iwase Sakuragawa Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Sakurakawa, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The course is situated on a 1.5 million square meter site and is designed by the Hasegawa Planning Design Office of Interplan. It is built on hilly terrain, featuring undulating bentgrass greens and wide fairways that offer expansive views of the surrounding mountains. The course design requires strategic thinking, with tee shots generally offering a view of the greens. The layout includes cherry blossom trees and mountain slopes, set in a location known for its cherry blossoms. The course rating varies by tee box, with the back tees rated at 72.0 for men and 79.0 for women. Play is conducted as a self-play format throughout the day, with a recommended time of two hours and fifteen minutes for a half-round. The facility operates with a focus on natural surroundings, allowing golfers to play among the trees and hills. The course is managed by Iwase Sakuragawa Country Club, which is located at 2150 Monke, Sakurakawa City, Ibaraki. The construction of the course was carried out by Kumagai Gumi Co., Ltd.

Iwate GC Follow

紫波郡 2 upcoming events

Located in Shizawa Town, Iwate Prefecture, the Iwate Golf Club is a 18-hole, par 72 course situated at an elevation of 550 meters on the summit of Mount Shizawa. The layout is divided into two distinct nines. The outward nine is characterized by surprisingly flat fairways and generous width, allowing for long drives despite the high altitude. This side is lined with abundant trees, including red pines and birch, which provide complete separation between holes. The inward nine presents a starker contrast, featuring significant elevation changes and a more tricky design that demands precise ball control. The fairways here are narrower, and the greens possess complex undulations that test a player's short game. The course was designed by Takiji Noguchi, the manager of Sensho Golf Club, who adhered to a philosophy of maximizing the natural terrain's personality. Completed in 1962, the course is known for its harmony with nature, where players can encounter wildlife such as Japanese serows and bush warblers. The natural setting includes birch trees and wildflowers that change with the seasons, creating a landscape that evolves throughout the year. The club, established in 1937 as the first golf club in Iwate Prefecture, maintains a history that dates back to the early days of Japanese golf, with its leadership originally drawn from members of prestigious Tokyo clubs. The outward nine begins with a par-4 first hole that plays as a slight dogleg right. The tee shot must navigate a tree-lined corridor for 180 yards, with an extreme slice proving dangerous. The sixth hole serves as the signature challenge on the front nine, presenting a par-5 that requires a tee shot over a ridge that obscures the green. From the back tees, the distance to the top of the hill is approximately 250 yards, requiring a well-struck shot to reach the landing area. The green is elevated and hidden, making the approach shot a critical test of distance control and accuracy. The inward nine concludes with a demanding par-5 eighteenth hole. This left dogleg features a tee shot that must carry a fairway bunker and a grass bunker on the left side. Long hitters can attempt to carry the hazards to position themselves for a two-shot approach, while others play safe to the right. The green is a two-tiered surface with the left side higher than the right. Landing on the correct tier is essential to avoid three-putts, as the sloping nature of the green makes distance control on the approach and subsequent putts crucial for scoring. The club has hosted numerous tournaments and open competitions throughout its history, including the Club Championship and various monthly cups sponsored by local businesses. The course has been a venue for regional competitions and has attracted players from across the Tohoku region. The Iwate Golf Club continues to operate as a members-only facility, offering a challenging and scenic golfing experience that reflects the natural beauty of the Iwate landscape. The course remains a significant part of the region's golfing heritage, maintaining its reputation for a unique and demanding layout.

Iwoda Golf Club Follow

大島郡

Located on the island of Izu Oshima, the course is a 18-hole, par 70 layout designed by Nobukatsu Marumo. Opened in October 1958, the facility is a links-style course that utilizes the natural topography of the island rather than extensive earthmoving. The course is structured so that nine holes can be played in two different configurations to create a full 18-hole round, allowing for varied tee placements and green approaches. The terrain is characterized by undulating fairways and elevated, tee-box-style greens that present significant challenges to approach shots. The layout is known for its exposure to the elements, with strong winds from the Pacific Ocean and Mount Mihara frequently affecting play. Several holes feature out-of-bounds areas, including the 2nd and 11th holes, which are long par-5s bordered by the sea and dense forest, requiring precise distance control. Notable difficulties arise on the par-3 3rd and 12th holes, which share a tee box but offer vastly different yardages and challenges. The 12th hole is a demanding 207-yard shot played from a downhill lie with a forested hazard to the right. The 9th and 18th holes are also considered difficult, featuring steep uphill approaches to guarded greens where a missed shot can result in a difficult lie near a sacred pine tree. The course offers expansive ocean views and clear sightlines to Mount Fuji across the water, a feature highlighted as unique among Japanese golf courses. The fairways are generally wide, reducing the frequency of out-of-bounds penalties, but the combination of wind, elevation changes, and small putting surfaces requires accurate iron play. The facility operates as a self-play course with two-person carts available.

Iyopawa Island Golf Course Follow

MI

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Euskadi

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静岡県

Izu Nirayama Country Club Follow

静岡県

The Izunirayama Golf Club is located in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. The course is situated in the foothills of Mount Fuji and features a natural landscape with pine trees. The golf course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened in 1966. It is a 18-hole course with a par of 72. The total length of the course is 6,550 yards from the forward tees and 6,950 yards from the back tees. The course is known for its challenging layout and scenic views of Mount Fuji.