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Kalona Golf Club Follow

IA

Kalona Golf Club is a semi-private course located in Kalona, Iowa, welcoming public golfers. The course is a 9-hole layout that has earned significant recognition, winning the Iowa Golf Association's 9-hole course of the year award twice, in 1984 and 2010. The facility is situated in a scenic Iowa setting and is known for its well-maintained conditions and attractive landscape. The course features rolling terrain typical of the region, providing a pleasant playing experience for golfers of various skill levels. Under the supervision of Superintendent Dave Harland and Clubhouse Manager Kelsie Berg, Kalona Golf Club maintains high standards of course quality. The facility has also produced award-winning staff, with past superintendent Nick Leach receiving the Iowa state 9-hole superintendent of the year award in 2019. The course is accessible to both members and daily fee players, making it a community golf destination in eastern Iowa.

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Region Midtjylland

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HI

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NY

Kaluhyat is an 18-hole, par-72 course at Turning Stone Resort in Verona, New York, featuring 7,105 yards and designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., opening in 2003. The name Kaluhyat is the Oneida word for "the other side of the sky". The course is marked by dramatic elevation changes, measuring as high as 50 feet in some areas, with plateau settings offering spectacular views of the surrounding terrain. Players navigate narrow, tree-lined fairways on some holes while experiencing an open links-style feel on other parts, with six lakes throughout the course. Distance off the tee is a bonus, but accuracy is a must on this classic shot-maker layout. The course rating is 75.1 with a slope rating of 146, making it one of the most challenging layouts in the resort. The signature 16th hole is a 431-yard par 4 featuring a blind tee shot with a ravine that must be carried on the approach to a green surrounded by bunkers. The 13th hole, a 558-yard par 5 named "Big Water," provides a risk-reward scenario around a large pond. The course won awards including Golf Digest's America's Best New Upscale Public Courses (2005) and Golfweek's Top 10 public courses in New York (2006), and holds Audubon International Certified Signature Sanctuary designation. Both Atunyote and Kaluhyat were ranked on Golf Digest's top 100 public courses list in 2019, with Kaluhyat at number 98.

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Region Sjælland

Kamagaya Country Club Follow

千葉県

Kamagaya Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Kamagaya, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The course features three nine-hole loops with multiple tee options catering to different skill levels, including back tees, regular tees, and ladies' tees. The layout consists of par-36 nines with varying hole designs. The front nine includes par-5s and par-3s distributed strategically, with holes ranging from 97 to 562 yards from the back tees. The back nine similarly balances longer and shorter holes, featuring par-5s on holes 2 and 9, and par-3s on holes 4 and 7. The course offers both Bent grass and Korai grass greens options, providing different playing conditions. The routing accommodates golfers of all abilities, with women's tees positioned at notably shorter distances. The handicap system indicates varying difficulty across holes, with some challenging par-5s and strategic par-3s requiring precise shot placement. Located at Nakazawa in Kamagaya, the course serves as both a recreational facility and hosts competitive events, as indicated by its tournament program offerings.

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千葉県

Kamakura Country Club Follow

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Kamakura Country Club is a sky golf course situated at the summit of Kamakura, featuring a challenging layout that spans 6,176 yards across 18 holes with par 72. The course is designed to utilize natural terrain, incorporating significant elevation changes, slopes, and elevated greens that test players' skills and strategy. The OUT course is particularly demanding, featuring numerous uphill and downhill holes with strategically placed bunkers around the greens. Holes 1 and 4 offer scenic views of Yokohama that align perfectly with target lines. The course presents varied difficulty across all 18 holes, with multiple par 5s, par 4s, and par 3s distributed throughout both the front and back nines. The design emphasizes natural topography, creating a dynamic playing experience with bunkers positioned to challenge approach shots. Multiple tee options (B, R, and F tees) accommodate different skill levels, with yardages ranging from approximately 4,763 to 5,985 yards depending on tee selection. The scenic elevation and mountainous setting of Kamakura provide an exceptional backdrop for play.

Kamakura Public Golf Course Follow

神奈川県

Located on a plateau in the historic city of Kamakura, Kanagawa, the Kamakura Public Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-70 layout designed by Makoto Tezuka. The course opened in October 1973 and is situated in a setting surrounded by both sea and mountains. The terrain is characterized by a generally flat profile, which, combined with the region's warm climate, allows for play throughout the year. The course features two sets of tees, with the A greens measuring 5,301 yards and the B greens measuring 5,145 yards. The front nine presents a mix of dogleg and uphill challenges, beginning with a demanding par-4 that requires a precise tee shot to avoid out-of-bounds on the left and a penalty area on the right. The third hole, a 364-yard par-4, serves as the handicap 1 hole, featuring a left-foot-down slope at the 100-yard mark that demands careful club selection. The sixth hole restricts drivers due to nearby residences, forcing players to navigate around a pond situated 160 yards from the tee. The closing hole of the front nine is a 469-yard par-5 that plays uphill to a elevated, platform-style green. The back nine continues with strategic demands, highlighted by the 15th hole, a 328-yard par-4 that ranks as the second most difficult hole on the course. This right dogleg features three bunkers on the right side with high lips, while the green itself possesses significant undulation that encourages players to approach from the front. The twelfth hole, a short 106-yard par-3, is the handicap 18 hole and features a green fronted by a bunker with a severe lip. The eighteenth hole is a 440-yard par-5 where the second shot plays uphill, requiring players to avoid a penalty area on the right side. The course is designed to accommodate a wide range of skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. While the fairways are generally wide, the layout penalizes inaccurate shots with out-of-bounds areas and penalty zones. The facility supports self-play with motorized carts and is a member of the Nippon Golf & Country Club Association (NGK).

Kambalda Golf Course Follow

Western Australia

Kambalda Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located on the Goldfields Highway, featuring sand greens throughout the course. As a members' club operated and maintained by volunteers, it serves the local community while welcoming general public play. The facility combines golf with hospitality amenities, including a bistro, fully licensed bar, and function room available for hire. The club hosts regular golf events and maintains an active social calendar, including dedicated members' nights on Thursdays with prize draws. The course's sand green construction is typical of regional Australian golf courses, particularly suited to the local landscape and climate conditions of the Kambalda area. Beyond golf, the venue functions as a community hub with outdoor dining facilities and entertainment options including large screen viewing of AFL and NRL sports. The club actively seeks volunteer support to sustain its operations and maintain course standards.

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Limpopo

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京都府

Kameoka Golf Club Follow

京都府

Kameoka Golf Club is a 18-hole course located in Kameoka, Kyoto Prefecture, situated at an elevation of 400 meters. The layout is described as an American-style design set within a hilly landscape that offers views of the surrounding mountains. The course is noted for having relatively flat terrain, which contributes to a straightforward playing experience that is considered easy to navigate. This characteristic has made the course popular among female golfers and seniors. The course features four sets of tees, with yardages varying by color. The par 4 holes range from 272 to 423 yards from the blue tees, while the par 3 holes span from 110 to 141 yards. The par 5 holes measure between 462 and 561 yards from the forward tees. Specific hole data indicates that the first hole is a 423-yard par 4 from the blue tees, and the fifth hole is a 147-yard par 3. The course is accessible via the Minoo Green Road or the Shin-Meishin Expressway, with a drive time of approximately 15 minutes from the Minoo Todogami Interchange. The facility is positioned to provide a cooler climate during the summer months compared to the Osaka area, leveraging its higher elevation. The course maintains well-kept greens and fairways, with conditions frequently praised by visitors. The location is approximately 20 kilometers from the Ikeda Kuki Interchange of the Hanshin Expressway.

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三重県

Kameyama Lake Country Club Follow

千葉県

Kameyama Lake Country Club, known locally as Kisarazu Higashi Country Club, is an 18-hole course located in Kimitsu City, Chiba Prefecture, situated on the hillsides overlooking Lake Kameyama. The course was designed by Shinsuke Nishinaka and opened on November 9, 1996. It is set in a hilly landscape that offers expansive views of the lake and, on clear days, the distant ridgeline of Mount Fuji. The layout is characterized by gentle undulations and a design that emphasizes open sightlines, with tee shots often directed toward the sky and the horizon. The course features a variety of challenges, including several water hazards and strategically placed bunkers. The front nine includes a downhill par-4 first hole, a long par-5 second, and a water-carried par-4 fifth. The back nine presents its own tests, such as the uphill par-4 15th and the demanding par-4 18th, which is guarded by a lake along the left side. The yardage varies by tee, with the blue tees ranging from 355 yards on the shortest hole to 593 yards on the longest, while the red tees offer a more accessible range from 264 to 437 yards. The signature hole is the 17th, a 200-yard par-3 from the blue tees. This water-carried short hole is renowned for its scenic beauty, featuring a waterfall flowing from the left side of the green that ripples into the lake below. The green is long and narrow, protected by a lake and bunkers in front, requiring players to select a club with enough distance to carry the hazard safely. The hole is rated as a handicap 12. The facility includes a clubhouse with large windows overlooking the course, a driving range with seven bays, and an approach practice area. The course is known for its "easy distance design," allowing players to use pink tees for a more comfortable round, and it features a mix of flat and slightly elevated greens that demand precise distance control.

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兵庫県

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兵庫県

Kamień Country Club Follow

województwo zachodniopomorskie

Kamień Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Grębowo, near Kamień Pomorski in the West Pomeranian region of Poland. The course features two distinct nine-hole sections with contrasting characteristics: the first nine holes present a traditional parkland layout, while the second nine holes exhibit links-style design elements, creating varied playing conditions and strategic challenges. The course accommodates both amateur and professional golfers, offering membership options, daily green fees, and a driving range. The facility maintains well-kept grounds and is known for its quality maintenance. The club hosts regular tournaments throughout the season, including the Opening Tournament, Captain's Tournament, Polish Classic, and the Club Championship. Additional amenities include golf carts, professional instruction, and accommodation options through their Stay & Play package. The course is situated on a property with available residential accommodations for members and guests seeking extended stays. Player reviews consistently praise the course for its beautiful setting, well-maintained conditions, and welcoming atmosphere, making it a popular destination for golfers of varying skill levels in northwestern Poland.

Kamisato Golf Course Follow

児玉郡

Kamisato Golf Course is a 18-hole, par 68 layout located in Kamisato, Kawagoe District, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. Situated on a river floodplain, the course is characterized by flat terrain that features subtle undulations in the fairways, providing varied lies throughout the round. The design emphasizes strategic control over raw distance, with a total yardage that is generally on the shorter side for a full 18-hole circuit. The front nine presents a series of demanding short holes that test precision. The 6th and 8th holes are both par-3s requiring shots over water, creating significant pressure for golfers aiming for the greens. The 4th and 5th holes are shorter par-4s that feature large bunkers guarding the fronts and sides of the greens, penalizing inaccurate approaches. The fairways are generally wide, but penalties for out-of-bounds or water hazards on the right side force players to favor the left side of the fairway on several holes. The back nine introduces more varied challenges, highlighted by the 17th hole, a unique par-6 measuring 595 yards from the regular tees. This hole requires long drives and subsequent long-iron shots, demanding both power and accuracy. The 14th is a par-5 with out-of-bounds on the right and trees guarding the green, while the 15th and 16th holes are par-4s with water hazards and deep bunkers protecting the putting surfaces. The 18th is a flat par-3 with a two-tiered green that complicates putting. The course offers two types of greens, Bentgrass on the left side and Korean Bentgrass on the right, with yardages and hole locations varying depending on the configuration used. The layout is part of the Saitama River Frontier group, which operates three strategic courses in the Saitama region. The course does not feature a named architect, but its design focuses on tactical shot-making rather than length.

Kamishihoro Golf Course Follow

河東郡

Kamishihoro Golf Course is a 36-hole championship layout featuring two courses with a combined par of 144, located in Hokkaido's Tokachi region. The course offers commanding views overlooking the Tokachi Plain, taking advantage of the natural terrain and landscape of the surrounding area. The design incorporates natural topography to create an engaging playing experience. The facility operates as a self-drive course with motorized golf carts available for player convenience. It accommodates two-player groups (2-somes) and operates seasonally, with winter closure. The course is situated in Kamishihoro Town in Hokkaido Prefecture and is operated by Seibu Prince Hotels & Resorts, reflecting the high standards of their golf resort properties. The course emphasizes the natural beauty of Hokkaido's landscape as a defining characteristic of the golfing experience.

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北諸県郡

Kamiyubetsu Riverside Golf Course Follow

紋別郡

Kamiyubetsu Riverside Golf Course is a public golf course situated along the Yubetsu River floodplain in Hokkaido. Opened in 1986 with nine holes and expanded to 18 holes in 1987, the course stretches 6,906 yards with a par configuration ranging from 116 to 562 yards. The flat, walkable layout makes it accessible to players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced golfers, and is particularly popular with women and senior players. The course is recognized by the Hokkaido Golf Federation and is notable for its exceptionally affordable rates-among the lowest in the Okhotsk region and throughout Hokkaido. Amenities include a 31-bay driving range with 300-yard distances and night lighting, practice greens, and approach practice areas with bunkers. The clubhouse offers reception, rest areas, and showers, with a light restaurant available on weekends and holidays. The course operates from mid-April through early December, depending on snowfall.