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Satakunta

Kankaisten Golf Follow

Varsinais-Suomi

Kankaisten Golf is a 27-hole golf facility located in Masku, approximately 15 minutes from Turku in Southwest Finland. The course comprises three nine-hole layouts: Kankas, Kartano, and Puisto, with rotating 18-hole combinations changing every two weeks to provide variety. The original 18 holes were designed by Pekka Sivula, while the newer nine holes were designed by Tilander Golf Design and completed in 2017. Kankas features pine forest-lined fairways, water hazards, and accessible greens with short transitions between holes, making it popular with many players. Kartano offers abundant bunkers, shaped greens, and birdie opportunities for skilled golfers. Puisto is the most challenging of the three courses, featuring the notable "Kankaisten kutonen" (hole seven), nearly 600-meter par 5s, extensive water obstacles, and scenic views. The facility includes practice areas, a range, short-game zone, restaurant with terrace, sauna, changing rooms, and accommodation at Hotel Kakola. Kankaisten Golf serves as a regional center offering courses for beginners, competitions, corporate events, and group outings.

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IL

Kankakee Elks Country Club Follow

IL

Kankakee Elks Country Club is a semi-private golf course built in 1927 by noted Golden Age designers William B. Langford and Theodore Moreau, whose portfolio includes Links of Lawsonia and Harrison Hills. Located in Saint Anne, Illinois, on the banks of the Kankakee River, the course stretches 6,430 yards and features the designers' signature undulating greens as its defining characteristic. The course's satin-smooth, exceptionally fast greens serve as its primary defense, as the layout incorporates only a handful of bunkers and a single water hazard. This design philosophy creates a strategic challenge that appeals to players of varying skill levels. The course's routing through dense forest along the river provides a scenic setting typical of Golden Age design principles, where natural landscape features are thoughtfully incorporated into hole design rather than extensive bunkering.

Kanmon Kikugawa GC Follow

山口県 1 upcoming event

Located in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Kanmon Kikugawa Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Hajime Tanaka. The layout is situated on elevated terrain offering views of the Kanmon Strait, a setting that influences the strategic demands of the round. The course is characterized as a hilly layout with a distinct split in difficulty between the front and back nine. The front nine is generally shorter and more forgiving, designed to allow golfers to accumulate pars, while the back nine presents a greater challenge with numerous dogleg holes that require precise driving. The course features a variety of hole types, including uphill and downhill shots, as well as carries over water and valleys. The back nine is particularly noted for its demanding nature, featuring the 11th hole, a par-5 that requires a carry over a pond, and the 17th hole, a par-5 tee shot played from an elevated tee box with panoramic views of the strait. The 13th hole is a short par-3 that is considered one of the more difficult holes on the course due to its high difficulty rating. The front nine includes a par-3 eighth hole played downhill over a valley, providing a contrast to the longer, more technical holes found later in the round. Kanmon Kikugawa Golf Club is equipped with night golf facilities, allowing for play from day into the evening. The course design caters to a wide range of skill levels, from beginners to advanced players, with tee boxes adjusted for men’s regular, men’s long, and ladies’ play. The total yardage from the men’s regular tees is approximately 5,947 yards, while the men’s long tees extend to 6,017 yards. The course rate is listed at 70.4 for the long tees and 66.9 for the regular tees. The facility also includes a practice range and hosts regular local tournaments, such as the Kikugawa Masters Cup.

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国頭郡

Kannabe Kogen Country Club Follow

兵庫県

Kannabe Kogen Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Toyooka, Hyogo Prefecture, set within the scenic Kannabe Kogen highlands. The course features two nines, each par 36, totaling par 72 with yardages ranging from approximately 6,000 to 6,500 yards depending on tee selection. Designed with careful consideration for the highland's natural beauty, the course integrates seamlessly into its mountainous landscape. The layout emphasizes scenic vistas and seasonal changes in the natural environment, with views across the terrain from multiple holes. The course combines par-4s, par-3s, and par-5s strategically distributed across both nines. Notable holes include No. 4 (handicap 1) and No. 14 (handicap 2), indicating these are among the most challenging. The course features varied terrain with holes ranging from 124 to 535 yards. The design balances playability with natural hazards inherent to the highland setting. The course maintains high conditioning standards year-round, offering pleasant playing conditions enhanced by the fresh mountain air and clear green surroundings typical of the Kannabe Kogen region. The landscape's seasonal transformations create distinct visual characteristics throughout the year while complementing the golfing experience.

Kannami Springs Country Club Follow

田方郡

Located in Shizuoka Prefecture, Kannami Springs Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 course designed by Dai Design and opened in 1989. The layout offers a total yardage ranging from 5,229 yards from the red tees to 6,632 yards from the back markers, with course ratings provided for each set. The property is situated in a setting that emphasizes open views of Mount Fuji, integrating the landscape into the playing experience with a mix of elevated and downhill holes. The course features distinct strategic challenges, highlighted by specific signature holes. The 13th hole on the inward nine is a demanding par 4 that plays downhill with a view of the Suruga Bay, where overhanging trees and out-of-bounds areas create significant pressure. The outward nine’s 3rd hole is a long par 5 that gained recognition for being featured in a commercial shoot for professional golfer Rikuo Ishikawa, with a commemorative plate installed near the guard bunkers. The 9th and 18th holes are noted as preferred targets for long drivers, while the 7th and 14th are highlighted for approach accuracy. A notable renovation occurred in 2007 with the introduction of utility carts, which altered the course to be more strategic and varied. The club has a history of hosting professional events, including the Ben Hogan & Itsuki Classic Ladies Tournament in 1990, the year following its opening. The facility includes a hotel, restaurant, and extensive recreational amenities, but the golf course itself remains the central feature, offering a mix of long par 5s and technical par 3s that test various aspects of a player's game.

Kannon-yama Golf Club Follow

群馬県

Kanoyama Golf Club Follow

千葉県 1 upcoming event

Kanoyama Golf Club is a 27-hole facility located in Kimitsu, Chiba Prefecture, featuring three distinct courses: Shiratori, Tenjin, and Sengen. The course opened in 1960 and offers varied landscape experiences across its layout. The Shiratori Course is a bay-view course with moderate elevation changes, featuring a dramatic 5-hole middle hole with a 60-meter drop that provides commanding downhill shots. The Tenjin Course overlooks the Boso Mountain Range and Ninety-Nine Valley within the South Boso Quasi-National Park, presenting relatively flat terrain with subtle undulations. The Sengen Course is set within Kanoyama's forest, characterized by wide fairways and middle and short holes incorporating water hazards. The facility operates on a self-play basis with GPS-equipped golf carts and maintains practice facilities including a 160-yard range, putting green, approach area, and bunker practice zone. The club accommodates tournaments and competitions with multiple meeting rooms and a restaurant seating 23 tables.

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甘楽郡

Kansai Airport Classic GC Follow

大阪府

Nestled at the foot of the Izumi Mountains, Kansai Airport Classic Golf Club presents a 72-par, 18-hole layout that traverses natural mountain terrain. The course is characterized by its strategic demands and features high-speed bent greens. Located in a region accessible via the JR Hanwa Line and the Hanshin Expressway, the course offers a distinct mountain golf experience that changes with the seasons. The front nine tests players with a mix of long par fives and technical par fours. The 1st hole, a 380-yard par 4, requires a precise tee shot to avoid bunkers on the fairway edge. The 5th hole, the course's longest at 526 yards, is a gentle par 5 that encourages a left-side approach on the second shot. The 7th hole, a 526-yard par 5, features a right dogleg where players must choose between driving for the green or laying up safely, with an OB zone guarding the left side of the green. The back nine introduces significant elevation changes and blind shots. The 14th hole, a 367-yard par 4, plays uphill with a blind second shot, forcing players to aim at a target without seeing the green. The 15th hole, a 433-yard par 5, requires a tee shot aimed at a lower target, with bunkers lining the right side and a narrow green front. The 17th hole is a 455-yard par 5 featuring a 45-meter drop from the tee, requiring a 215-yard drive to the center of the fairway on a left dogleg. The course also includes three par 3s, including the 16th at 131 yards and the 3rd at 154 yards, which add variety to the scoring opportunities.

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大阪府

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兵庫県

Kansai Golf Club Follow

京都府

Located in Kameoka, Kyoto, Kansai Country Club is a 18-hole course set on the gentle slopes of Mount Kouou, known locally as "Toyono Fuji" for its distinctive shape. Designed by Ken Sato and opened in July 1977, the layout utilizes the natural undulations of the terrain to create a strategic challenge that blends seamlessly with the surrounding forest. The course is divided into an Out Course and an In Course, with yardages ranging from 2,817 yards for ladies to 3,345 yards from the back tees on the front nine alone. The signature hole is the 3rd, a 337-yard par 4 that serves as a demanding downhill tee shot. This hole is surrounded by seven bunkers, requiring precise approach shots to a green that features significant slope and multiple tiers. The course is characterized by its mix of downhill and uphill holes, with notable challenges including the 1st hole, a 498-yard par 5 that requires careful navigation away from the left-side woods, and the 16th, a 517-yard par 5 dogleg left protected by a water hazard on the left side of the green. Strategic play is essential throughout the round, with hazards such as out-of-bounds on the 8th and 9th holes, and a water hazard guarding the 15th green. The course features two-tiered greens on several holes, including the 9th and 18th, which test a player's chipping and putting accuracy. The natural setting, framed by dense trees and seasonal flora, provides a quiet environment where the terrain itself dictates the difficulty, rewarding players who can read the subtle contours and wind conditions.

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ولاية سوسة

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Kanto Kokusai Country Club [Accordia Golf] Follow

芳賀郡

Kanto Kokusai Country Club is located in Mogi, Haga District, Tochigi Prefecture, approximately 30 km from the Tomobe IC on the Kita Kanto Expressway. The course features three layouts: East, West, and South courses with relatively flat terrain characterized by a 15-meter elevation change. The East Course offers wide fairways and lengthy holes requiring strategic shot-making. The West Course presents a more complex layout with subtle undulations that challenge distance control. The South Course is notably demanding, featuring three long par-5 holes and offering a par-37 layout that rewards distance off the tee. The design emphasizes dynamic, spacious scenery with generous fairways throughout. The course presents varying difficulty levels across its three nines, with each routing offering distinct playing characteristics. Modern facilities include a renovated clubhouse, practice areas, and dining options. The course accommodates various play styles including caddie service, cart rental, and multiple tee time options.

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County Cork

Kanturk Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course nestled in the rolling countryside of North Cork, positioned between Mallow and Killarney. The course is situated in the Blackwater Valley with scenic views of the valley landscape and the Boggeragh Mountains. The mature course presents a challenge suitable for golfers of all abilities. Its design emphasizes strategic play over power, rewarding thoughtful shot selection. Key characteristics include well-maintained and fast greens, strategically positioned bunkers, and subtle doglegs throughout the layout. The course features gentle undulations typical of the Blackwater Valley setting. The club offers a welcoming atmosphere with a quality clubhouse facility. Kanturk Golf Club is recognized as a notable golfing destination in North Cork, distinguished by its setting away from more crowded courses and its emphasis on playable design that accommodates various skill levels while maintaining sufficient challenge for experienced golfers.

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沖縄県

Kanuma 72 Country Club Follow

栃木県

Located in Ushinoki-cho, Kanuma, Tochigi Prefecture, Kanuma 72 Country Club is a 45-hole facility set on a gentle hillside overlooking the Kanto Plain. Opened in July 1975 and designed by Ichikawa Soko Dozai, the course is divided into three distinct 18-hole layouts: the Tsukuba Course, the Nantai Course, and the Fuji Course. The property sits at a convenient distance from the Kanuma and Toga interchanges, offering panoramic views of the surrounding agricultural plains from its elevated position. The Nantai Course is characterized by moderate undulations and strategic layouts that challenge golfers with its varied terrain. It features fairways with appropriate slopes, including powerful downhill holes and dogleg configurations. The course design incorporates strategic elements that require careful shot selection, with specific holes like the first par-4 presenting a gentle downhill tee shot where positioning off the left side of the fairway is advised to manage the approach to a sloping green. In contrast, the Tsukuba Course offers a wider, more open and relaxed atmosphere. Its fairways are broad, providing a sense of spaciousness throughout the round. The greens on this layout utilize Tif Eagle grass, which is noted for its strength during the summer months. While the fairways are generally forgiving, certain holes, such as the first par-4, present a downhill approach to a green that does not hold the ball well, requiring precise distance control. The Fuji Course provides a separate, flat layout that is generally considered accessible to beginners. Despite its flat nature, the greens on the Fuji Course feature significant undulation and contouring, ensuring that putting remains a test of skill. The holes here often feature gentle doglegs and downhill tee shots, creating a layout that is described as serviceable for birdie hunting while maintaining an aesthetic appeal. The facility is managed by Tohoku Jukan Development Co., Ltd., and includes a 300-yard driving range with 17 bays. The club is affiliated with both the Japan Golf Association (JGA) and the Korea Golf Association (KGA). The total yardage for the Nantai Course is listed at 4,330 yards with a par of 71, while the Tsukuba Course measures 4,290 yards with a par of 71.2. The Fuji Course par is listed as unassessed.

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栃木県

Kanuma Country Club is a prestigious 45-hole golf course located in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, operating on expansive grounds since its opening in 1964. The facility comprises three distinct courses: the North Course, South Course, and Golden Course. The North Course features wide, flat fairways with strategically placed bunkers and trees, making it welcoming for beginners while maintaining strategic challenge. The South Course, famous as the setting for the manga "Kaze no Daichi" (Wind of the Earth), presents greater difficulty with significant elevation changes, longer distances, and demanding greens on the back nine. The Golden Course is a compact nine-hole layout with gentle undulations, requiring precise club selection and accurate shot-making due to narrower fairways and shorter distances. The course is renowned for exceptional maintenance standards, particularly its fast, well-conditioned greens. Kanuma Country Club has maintained a strong reputation over more than 60 years of operation, attracting serious golfers through its challenging layouts and quality conditioning. The manga connection has made it a notable destination among fans. On-site amenities include a yakiniku restaurant, pro shop, and practice facilities.

Kanuma Premier Golf Club Follow

栃木県

Kanuma Premier Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Kanuma, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The facility spans approximately 900,000 square meters and was originally established in October 1986 as Glen Peak Manner Golf Club. Following a management change in 2007 and a comprehensive renovation in 2008, the course was renamed Kanuma Premier Golf Club. The layout was designed by David Thomas, with construction executed by Century Tokyu Kogyo. The course presents a total yardage of 6,892 yards from the back tees, with the front tees measuring 6,640 yards. The outward nine covers 3,376 yards from the back tees, while the inward nine extends to 3,516 yards. The par distribution includes five par-5s, eight par-4s, and five par-3s. The longest hole on the course is the 17th, a par-5 measuring 545 yards from the back tees, while the shortest is the 13th, a par-3 at 183 yards. The 15th hole also stands out as a significant par-5, measuring 514 yards from the back tees. The facility operates with a membership-focused management structure, having transitioned to its current operating company in August 2025. The course features a clubhouse with dining facilities and offers online booking services for tee times. The layout challenges golfers with a variety of hole lengths and par configurations, requiring precision off the tee and strategic approach shots across its 6,892-yard design.

Kanzaki Substation CC Follow

香取郡

Located in Kozaki, Chiba Prefecture, Akatonbo Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course situated on the Kishibori Plateau. The layout takes advantage of the natural terrain along the Tone River basin, where hills and valleys alternate to create a landscape defined by the region's native topography. The course is designed to integrate with the surrounding environment, preserving large cedar and cypress trees that serve as both visual landmarks and strategic obstacles throughout the round. The course offers multiple tee boxes to accommodate varying skill levels, with yardages ranging from 2,500 yards from the orange tees to 3,292 yards from the black tees for the front nine alone. The front nine presents a mix of long par-5s and technical par-4s. The first hole serves as a wide, flat par-5 that sets the tone for the round, while the third hole is a demanding par-3 featuring a two-tiered green that rewards precision over power. The eighth hole is a long par-4 that begins with a tee shot over water, requiring players to navigate a leftward slope to find the fairway. The back nine introduces more water hazards and strategic complexity. The eleventh hole is a par-3 that requires a carry over a pond, with out-of-bounds areas on the left side and a large bunker guarding the front left of the green. The twelfth hole is a wide par-5 flanked by tall cedar and cypress trees, where positioning off the tee is critical. The sixteenth hole is a visually striking par-4 where the green is surrounded by water on all sides except for the right, demanding exact distance control and accuracy. The course is characterized by its strategic design, where holes appear easy but require careful shot selection. The maintenance of the turf and the presence of staff are noted as key components of the playing experience. The club also maintains relationships with sister courses, including Shiro Sato Golf Club and Fukuroda Falls Country Club, indicating a network of facilities within the same management group.