Golf Courses

Kapèlkeshof Follow

Limburg

Kapèlkeshof is a 21-hole golf facility located in Grashoek, Netherlands. The course comprises two distinct layouts: an 18-hole par-3 course designed for accessibility to golfers of all skill levels, including beginners who receive a golf clinic before playing, and a 9-hole par-3/4 course that presents a more challenging experience for experienced golfers. The par-3/4 layout features narrow fairways and natural biotope elements that create technical difficulty. The facility welcomes players from age 10 onwards, offering varied challenges suited to different ability levels. Beyond the golf courses, Kapèlkeshof provides instruction through its golf school and offers various amenities including pitch and putt facilities, hospitality services, and organized events such as business club activities and group outings. The venue positions itself as a comprehensive golfing destination combining recreational play with competitive opportunities and social gatherings.

Kapiti Golf Club Follow

Wellington

Kapolei Golf Club Follow

HI

Kapolei Golf Club is a championship course designed by architect Ted Robinson, located on Oahu's former sugar cane plantation. The 18-hole layout stretches across 190 rolling acres and features elevated greens, strategic bunker placements, and water hazards that create tactical challenges throughout the course. The setting showcases magnificent floral gardens and panoramic views characteristic of the Hawaiian landscape. The course presents moderate to challenging difficulty with its strategic design emphasizing precision over length. Kapolei has hosted prestigious professional tournaments, including the PGA Tour Champions "Pacific Links Championship" (2012-2014), the LPGA Tour's "Hawaiian Open" (1996-2001), and the LPGA Lotte Championship in 2021, which crowned Lydia Ko as champion. Notable champions who have played the course include Nelly Korda, Inbee Park, Annika Sorenstam, Fred Couples, and Hale Irwin. The course has received significant recognition, earning a 4.5-star rating from Golf Digest's Places to Play, the Honolulu Star Advertiser's People's Choice Award for "Best Course on Oahu," and a ranking among Hawaii's Top 15 "Best Courses You Can Play" by Golfweek. It is open to the public and offers visitor and local resident rates.

Kapooka Golf Club Follow

New South Wales

Kapooka Golf Club is situated within Blamey Barracks in Kapooka, New South Wales, and is operated as a military golf facility. The course measures 5510 metres and plays to a par of 71, comprising five par 3s ranging from 125-187 metres, nine par 4s from 245-365 metres, and four par 5s from 478-502 metres. The greens are comprised of couch and bent grass while the fairways feature kikuyu grass. The course features undulating fairways with strategic bunkering and water hazards throughout. The design incorporates doglegs and challenging shot-making opportunities across its 18 holes. The course is distinguished by its location within a significant Australian military training facility, adding historical context to the golfing experience. Access to the course is restricted and requires an escort from military personnel or a club member due to the secure nature of Blamey Barracks. The facility offers clubhouse amenities and caters primarily to military members and authorized guests rather than general public play.

Kapunda Golf Club Follow

South Australia

Kapunda Golf Club is a nine-hole course located near South Australia's Barossa Valley region, approximately 75 kilometres from Adelaide. The course is set in scenic countryside near Kapunda, Australia's oldest mining town. The layout features manicured greens presented in a relaxed country atmosphere. The course is described as challenging, hosting regular competitions including stableford and stroke rounds. Various holes are noted throughout competitions, including par-3 holes at positions 6 and 15, with the 18th being another featured hole. The course maintains consistent playability across varying conditions and is supported by an active volunteer maintenance team. It accommodates both casual players and serious competitors, with regular competition schedules including weekly medals, stableford rounds, and twilight events. The facility includes excellent cabin accommodation and caravan sites adjacent to the course, making it suitable for extended visits. Kapunda Golf Club welcomes visiting groups and social clubs, with food catering available upon request. The clubhouse serves as a venue for functions and group bookings, supporting the broader community's golf and social activities.

Karachi Golf Club Follow

سندھ

Karachi Golf Club, established in 1888 as an affiliate of Sindh Club and registered as an independent club in 1891, is one of Pakistan's premier golf facilities. Located in Karachi, the club relocated to its current location in 1953, where it now operates an 18-hole championship course alongside a 9-hole course. The facility features lush green fairways and modern amenities designed to accommodate golf enthusiasts of varying skill levels. The club serves as a significant venue for competitive golf in the region, regularly hosting national and international tournaments. With its dual-course layout, Karachi Golf Club provides versatile playing options for members and visiting golfers. The championship 18-hole course represents the club's flagship offering, while the 9-hole course provides an alternative for shorter rounds. The club maintains established local rules and course etiquette guidelines to ensure consistent play standards across its facilities. Over its 130-year history, Karachi Golf Club has established itself as a cornerstone institution in South Asian golf, attracting players from across the region.

Karakas Follow

Euskadi

Karakung Golf Course Follow

PA

The Karakung Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at Cobbs Creek Golf Club, the site of the first public golf course in the Greater Philadelphia area. Originally designed by Alan P. Corson and A. H. Smith, the course was built initially as an 11-hole course to help alleviate the large number of golfers playing the Olde Course. The course has a par of 71 and measures 5,762 yards. Both Karakung and the Olde Course are fairly flat tree-lined layouts with mounding that can cause uneven lies, and water hazards come into play on at least eight holes per course. The Karakung Course was originally nine holes, but an additional nine holes were completed back in 1989. The course has a rating of 66.7 and a slope of 115. The layout presents a moderate challenge suitable for golfers of various skill levels, with hazards and water features strategically placed throughout the design. By 1929, over 120,000 rounds of golf alone were played at both the Cobb's Creek "Olde Course" and "Karakung Course", demonstrating the facility's popularity as a public golf destination. Cobb's Creek is enrolled in Audubon International's Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf Courses to ensure that the course helps to protect local environment, conserve natural resources, and provide wildlife habitats.

Karamea Golf Course Follow

West Coast

The Karamea Golf Course is a nine-hole facility located in the Karamea area of the West Coast region in New Zealand. The course is maintained by the Karamea Golf Club, which operates out of a clubhouse on the grounds. The club is an affiliate of a national golf organization and associates with New Zealand Golf's parent body for junior golf development. The club's primary objectives include maintaining the grounds and facilities, encouraging community participation, and promoting the sport to juniors and school-age children. The organization also focuses on training members for junior coaching. The club rooms are available for hire, and meetings are held at the Karamea Golf Course Club House. The club can be contacted at (03) 782 6693.

Karana Downs Golf Course Follow

Queensland

Brisbane River Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-66 course located in the scenic suburb of Karana Downs, Queensland, Australia. The course is steeped in history, dating back to its formation in 1979. Approximately 30km from the Brisbane CBD, it proves one of the hardest courses in the region to master. Fairways meander around water hazards, bunkers and woodland, with each hole presenting questions of risk and reward when contemplating the best route to the green. Oxley Creek, a tributary of the Brisbane River, cuts through the course, while Moolabin Creek flows into the eastern edge. Water comes into play on 12 holes across the property. The greens are in great condition throughout the course, with some tricky slopes evident and hole positions changing regularly. Each year, Brisbane River Golf Club hosts the flagship River Cup, bringing players from across Australia to attempt to tame the course.

Karang Joang Golf & Country Club Follow

Kalimantan Timur

Karasawa Golf Club Karasawa Course Follow

栃木県

Located at the southern foot of Mount Karasawayama in Tochigi Prefecture, the Karasawa Course is an 18-hole layout set within a prefectural park that offers panoramic views of the Kanto Plain. The course is situated on a south-facing slope, a geographical feature that keeps the terrain relatively warm even during winter months. The fairways are lined with red pines, and the grounds are designed to showcase the changing seasons, featuring cherry blossoms and azaleas in spring, lilies in summer, and the scent of matsutake mushrooms in autumn. The course plays to a par of 72 with a total length of 6,201 yards from the regular tees, carrying a course rating of 69.4. The front nine measures 3,062 yards, while the back nine extends to 3,139 yards. The greens are maintained in Korean grass, a variety selected for its resilience against the summer heat, allowing for consistent playing conditions throughout the warmer months. Strategic challenges are woven throughout the layout, with the difficulty often dictated by the terrain and penalty areas. The fifth hole, the hardest on the course at handicap 1, is a par 4 that requires a precise approach to a green guarded by bunkers and out-of-bounds. The back nine features the fifteenth, a demanding 403-yard par 4 that ranks as the second-highest handicap hole, where a long accurate drive is essential to reach a green protected by bunkers on the left and right. Signature holes test the golfer’s precision with significant elevation changes and narrow landing zones. The eighth hole presents a unique two-tiered green that is wide across the middle but lacks depth, requiring a high-trajectory shot to hold the putting surface. The seventeenth hole is a downhill par 3 where the fairway slopes sharply to the right, bordered by a ditch on the left and a red penalty area on the right, forcing players to aim carefully to avoid the hazards. The course is part of the Karasawa Golf Club, which was established in April 1961 by a group of enthusiasts from the cities of Sano, Ashikaga, Tatebayashi, Ota, and Kiryu. The club operates on a member-led basis, managing both the Karasawa Course and the adjacent Miyoshi Course. The facility hosts numerous internal competitions throughout the year, including monthly tournaments that regularly draw over 130 participants, maintaining a strong culture of competitive play among its membership.

Karasawa Golf Club Miyoshi Course Follow

栃木県

Located in the city of Sano within Tochigi Prefecture, the Miyoshi Course at Karasawa Golf Club is an 18-hole facility set within a vast, natural landscape. The club, established in 1961 by a consortium of local municipalities, operates two distinct courses, with the Miyoshi Course situated in Iwasaki-cho. The layout is divided into an out course and an in course, each offering a different character while maintaining a consistent emphasis on wide, flat fairways. The out course is described as possessing a quiet, mountainous atmosphere, while the in course presents a more modern, expansive feel. The course is defined by its generous terrain and mature natural surroundings. Players are surrounded by centuries-old cedar, cypress, and fir trees, which frame the fairways and tee grounds. The design prioritizes a spacious layout, allowing for powerful shots from large tee grounds. The total yardage from the back tees is 6,934 yards, with a Course Rating of 72.6. The par is 72, split evenly with a front nine par of 36 and a back nine par of 36. The front nine begins with a demanding 560-yard par 5 from the back tees, followed by a short 324-yard par 4. The hole lengths vary significantly, including a 178-yard par 3 and a 550-yard par 5 to close the front nine. The back nine features a 590-yard par 5 as its longest hole, alongside a 172-yard par 3. The handicap distribution suggests a balanced test, with the 1st handicap hole being the 5th on the front nine and the 2nd handicap hole being the 15th on the back nine. The club maintains a strong competitive culture, hosting over 30 official tournaments annually, including monthly member competitions that attract more than 130 participants. The Miyoshi Course is a central part of this activity, hosting various open competitions throughout the year. The facility supports both self-play and caddie-assisted rounds, with specific restrictions on smoking locations to ensure safety and comfort on the grounds.

Karasburg Golf Club Follow

ǁKharas Region

Karasuyama Castle CC Follow

栃木県

Karasuyama Castle Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Nasukarasuyama City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The course is situated on a 1.8 million square meter site and is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses: Honmaru, Ninomaru, and Sanmaru. The layout was designed by renowned architect Seiichi Inoue, who is also credited with designing courses such as Kasumigaseki, Takaidai, and Yomiuri Golf Club. Inoue’s design philosophy emphasizes both ornate aesthetic beauty and high-level strategic complexity, creating a course that balances visual appeal with challenging tactical demands. Each of the three courses plays to a par of 36, with total yardage varying by tee selection. The Honmaru course features a signature par-4 eighth hole, which measures 466 yards from the black tees. This hole is described as a strategic challenge where the ideal drive line is between two mounds on the left side, while a safer route lies to the right. The ninth hole on the Honmaru course is a demanding par-5 measuring 554 yards from the black tees. It plays as a slightly S-shaped, uphill hole where the green is elevated, requiring precise distance control on the second shot to avoid the shallow out-of-bounds on the right. The Ninomaru course is home to notable short holes that test precision. The fourth hole is a par-3 measuring 177 yards from the black tees, featuring a water hazard that guards the green. The description notes that the water is a "beautiful trap" and that players must account for the wind and the slope of the large mound behind the green. The eighth hole on the Ninomaru course is a par-3 measuring 212 yards from the black tees. It is a light uphill shot where the distance can be deceptive, requiring players to aim for the fairway and avoid the right and left-rear corners of the green. The Sanmaru course includes a challenging par-3 second hole that measures 182 yards from the black tees. This is a downhill shot where the left green is protected by out-of-bounds on the left side, while the right green is slightly shorter than the yardage suggests. The course offers multiple tee boxes, including black, blue, white, gold, and red, allowing for varied difficulty levels. The facility also includes a large practice range with night lighting, a clubhouse, and on-site dining and accommodation options. Karasuyama Castle Country Club has hosted significant tournament history, including the 49th and 54th Japan Women's Open Golf Championships in 2021 and 2024. The course is rated with a Course Handicap Index ranging from 70.7 to 75.2 depending on the combination of nine holes played and the tee color selected. The club maintains a standard pace of play target of 2 hours and 15 minutes for nine holes and enforces strict etiquette regarding course maintenance and safety.

Kareela Golf Course Follow

New South Wales

Karelia Golf Follow

Pohjois-Karjala

Karelia Golf operates an 18-hole championship golf course located in Kontioniemi, Finland, set within the scenic lakeside landscape of Lake Höytiäinen. The course was designed by Kosti Kuronen and offers unique golfing experiences characterized by its natural beauty and waterside setting. The layout winds through the lake's shoreline landscape, providing distinctive views and terrain challenges throughout the round. The facility welcomes golfers of all levels and serves as a complete golf destination with clubhouse amenities and services. In addition to the main Kontioniemi course, Karelia Golf operates secondary facilities including Pilkonpuisto Golf area in Joensuu and VHB Golf hall for year-round indoor play. The organization hosts competitive events, instruction programs, and maintains an active golf community with junior and adult training groups. The course supports various competitions and maintains traditional club operations through its governing association, Karelia Golf Ry.

Karen Country Club Follow

Nairobi

Karen Country Club is one of Kenya's oldest golf clubs, founded in 1937, and is located in Nairobi. The club is a family-oriented facility that is a member of the Kenya Golf Union and Kenya Ladies Golf Union. While the website confirms the club's golfing operations and offers online course booking, specific details about the course layout, hole configuration, par, designer, and terrain characteristics are not provided in the available content. The club also features additional recreational facilities including tennis courts, a swimming pool, gym, and spa services. The course operates as part of a broader country club complex that hosts tournaments and member events, though detailed information about the golf course itself, such as its design specifications, signature holes, or notable features, is not included in the homepage content.

Karlshamns Golfklubb Follow

Blekinge län

Karlshäuser Hof - Golf Pforzheim Follow

Baden-Württemberg

The Karlshäuser Hof Golf Pforzheim is an 18-hole course situated in a lightly hilly landscape within a protected area near the Stromberg Nature Park. Located in Ölbronn-Dürrn, the facility is accessible via the A8 motorway and the B294 road, placing it in close proximity to the city while maintaining a natural setting. The course design incorporates a variety of water hazards, including lakes and streams, alongside strategically placed bunkers that demand precise shot-making on the fairways. The terrain is characterized by its rolling topography and the presence of extensive orchard meadows, which contribute to the biodiversity of the site. The course serves as a habitat for local wildlife, including hares, deer, birds of prey, and several beehives. A dedicated warm-up area with a pitch and putting green is located directly above the parking lot, allowing players to prepare before starting their round. GolfPartnerClubs and membership options are available for both 9-hole and 18-hole play, with flexibility for weekly or monthly access. The course hosts various competitive events, including the Senior Tour and the Men's Day Ryder Cup, and maintains a structured tournament schedule for its members. The facility also features a driving range and on-site dining at Ristorante Calabria.

Karlskoga Golfklubb Follow

Örebro län

Karlskoga Golfklubb is a premier golf facility located in a naturally beautiful setting. The course features an 18-hole park and forest layout alongside a 9-hole par-3 course, offering varied playing experiences for golfers of all levels. The 18-hole course combines parkland and woodland terrain, providing scenic views throughout the round. The facility is designed to accommodate both recreational and competitive play, with approximately 1,670 members utilizing the club's facilities. Beyond the two courses, Karlskoga offers dedicated practice areas for skill development and improvement. The club maintains a well-stocked pro shop and on-site restaurant to serve members and guests. The course is suitable for players working toward their Green Card certification, with comprehensive instruction programs available. The setting emphasizes accessibility and comfort, making it an inviting destination for golfers seeking a high-quality playing experience in a natural Swedish landscape.

Karlstad Country Golf Club Follow

MN

The 9-hole Karlstad course features 5,690 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. The course opened in 1940. The course rating is 71.9 and it has a slope rating of 119. The course features Bent Grass greens. Nestled in the charming town of Karlstad, Minnesota, this beautifully maintained 9-hole golf course is perfect for both beginner and seasoned players, offering a challenging yet enjoyable layout surrounded by the serene landscapes of northern Minnesota. The course features well-groomed fairways and greens. The public golf course spans 5,690 yards and is open to golfers of all skill levels from May to September. Golfers can take advantage of practice facilities to sharpen their skills before hitting the course, and after a round, can unwind at the clubhouse, which offers a cozy setting to relax and socialize.

Karlstad GK Follow

Värmlands län

Karlstad GK is a comprehensive golf facility located 10 km from Karlstad city center in Värmland, Sweden. The club operates 54 holes across two locations: a main 45-hole championship course and a 9-hole pay-and-play course. The facility features exceptional practice amenities including 27,000 square meters of training areas with 25 Trackman-range bays and an indoor golf center with three simulators. The courses include Karlstad GK 18, Karlstad GK 9, Solslingan, and Bryngfjorden 18. The terrain reflects the Swedish landscape with varied conditions suited to different skill levels. The club emphasizes both recreational and competitive golf, hosting junior tournaments and elite player development programs. Beyond the courses, Karlstad GK offers a full golf resort experience with a restaurant (Abbes Golfkrog), Sweden's largest on-course golf shop, conference facilities, and camping accommodations. The facility caters to all experience levels through comprehensive coaching programs, flexible membership options, and guest services, establishing it as a significant regional golf destination.

Karlstad Golf Club Follow

MN

Karlstad Golf Club is a 9-hole course featuring 5,690 yards of play from the longest tees for a par of 35, with a course rating of 71.9 and a slope rating of 119. The course features Bent Grass greens and opened in 1940. Located in Karlstad, Minnesota, the course is situated in the serene northern Minnesota landscape and serves as a public facility welcoming golfers of all skill levels. The course features well-groomed fairways and greens, with practice facilities available for golfers to sharpen their skills. The layout presents a moderate level of difficulty balanced with accessibility, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced players. The clubhouse offers a cozy setting to relax and socialize after a round. Karlstad Golf Club operates seasonally and maintains a welcoming community atmosphere. The facility is open to the public and has established itself as a local fixture in the region since its founding in 1940, hosting regular tournaments and community golf events throughout its operational season.