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Rogaland

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Karnataka

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Niedersachsen

Kärntner Golfclub Dellach Follow

Kärnten

Kärntner Golfclub Dellach is one of Austria's three oldest existing golf clubs, established in 1927 by Foster, Knoring, and Graf Lato Hoyos. Located in Maria Wörth on the Wörthersee in Carinthia, the course expanded to 18 holes during the 1960s. As a natural golf course (Naturgolfplatz), it integrates harmoniously into the surrounding landscape, offering golfers a blend of modern standards with impressive tradition. The setting combines sporting challenge with scenic beauty, presenting views and terrain characteristic of the Alpine-Adriatic region. The club emphasizes an exclusive atmosphere where competitive play coexists with social engagement. The course has hosted numerous tournaments throughout its nearly century-long history and maintains its reputation as one of the premier golf facilities in Europe. The layout and specific design details are referenced but not extensively detailed in available information, though the course is known for providing both competitive challenge and relaxing leisure golfing experiences.

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województwo opolskie

Karolinka Golf Park is located in Kamień Śląski, Poland, and features a unique 9-hole parkland-forest course design. The course is notably integrated into a pine forest landscape, making it the only golf course in Poland with holes set within a natural forest setting. This distinctive environmental feature creates an exceptional aesthetic experience for players. The course offers a well-maintained layout with high-quality greens and fairways that receive consistent praise for their condition. The terrain combines open parkland areas with dense forest sections, providing varied playing conditions and visual appeal. The course is characterized by lush, vibrant vegetation throughout. Karolinka Golf Park caters to golfers of all skill levels, offering professional PGA instruction, practice facilities including a driving range and putting green, and learning zones for beginners. The facility hosts various tournaments and corporate events. The course operates as a welcoming venue emphasizing both competitive play and recreational enjoyment, complemented by an on-site restaurant. Future expansion plans include a second 9-hole section.

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South Australia

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Wellington

Karratha Country Club Follow

Western Australia

Karratha Country Club is an 18-hole golf course established in 1972, originally designed by Murray Dawes. The course underwent a significant redesign completed in 2022 by Richard Chamberlain, transforming it into a fully grassed links-style layout with no bunkers and undulating greens. Previously, the course featured oiled, blue metal, and sand greens before this modern upgrade. Located in Karratha, Western Australia, the course is situated within the Karratha Country Club, one of the oldest establishments in the region, positioned on Searipple Road. The course benefits from distinctive views and a scenic setting characteristic of the area. Competition play occurs regularly, with 18-hole competitions on Mondays and Wednesdays, and 9-hole competitions Thursday through Friday. The course is open to both members and the general public. Membership options include single golf memberships from $789 and family golf memberships from $1,198, with various categories available for juniors, pensioners, and country members.

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Örebro län

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Pohjois-Savo

Karuah Golf Club Follow

New South Wales

Karuah Golf Club is a tree-lined 9-hole golf course located on the northern shores of Port Stephens, a short drive from Hexham Bridge. The course features 18 tees with a par of 71 and length of 5,072 yards. Although short in length, the course tests golfers' ability to hit the ball left to right, right to left, and high and low into the greens. The club is a low-cost and friendly facility run by volunteers. Competition days are Saturday and Tuesday mornings, and an honesty box is in place for players on other days. All players of any ability are welcome. The course operates as a venue open for both social and competition golf.

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北佐久郡

Karumai CC Follow

九戸郡 3 upcoming events

New Karumai Country Club is a nine-hole golf facility located in Karumai, Iwate Prefecture, Japan. The course is situated approximately 16 minutes from the Karumai Interchange on the Hachinohe Expressway and 30 minutes from Hinohe Station on the Tohoku Shinkansen. The club is designed by the renowned architect Mitsuaki Kobayashi, who is known for his strategic use of water hazards, earning him the nickname "Water Kobayashi." The course layout is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops, each named after a specific tree: the Sakura (Cherry Blossom) Course, the Shirokiba (White Birch) Course, and the Nanokaeburi (Red Berry) Course. The design emphasizes the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape, with each loop featuring distinct seasonal characteristics. The Sakura Course is characterized by cherry blossom trees that create a "flower storm" in the spring, while the Shirokiba Course showcases white birch trunks against a green canvas in the summer. The Nanokaeburi Course features red berries in the autumn. The course is designed to be visually memorable, with water hazards playing a significant role in the strategy of each hole. The clubhouse is located on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of the entire course. The course is known for its strategic water hazards, which are all designated as lateral red penalty areas. The layout includes drainage ditches that are considered immovable obstructions, and roads with artificial surfaces are treated as part of the course. The course features forward tees for certain holes, allowing for different playing options. The Sakura Course is particularly noted for its challenging first hole, where players must navigate a penalty area. The course also features a restaurant that offers seasonal dishes, allowing players to enjoy the views while dining. New Karumai Country Club has hosted various golf events, including the 2026 North Tohoku Pro-Am Golf Tournament. The course is designed to provide a memorable experience for golfers, with a focus on the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape and the strategic challenges posed by the water hazards. The course is open to the public and offers a range of facilities, including a pro shop, restaurant, and cottages. The course is a popular destination for golfers looking for a unique and challenging experience in the beautiful setting of Iwate Prefecture.

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Queensland

Karumba Golf Club offers a distinctive golfing experience where the sport meets the serenity of the Gulf of Carpentaria, featuring sand greens and surrounded by mangrove forests. The course is a 9-hole layout with a par of 68. The club's location allows players to enjoy expansive views of the Gulf of Carpentaria. The remote outback setting and sand greens present distinct challenges for golfers accustomed to traditional grass greens. In 2023 and again in 2025, Karumba Golf Club hosted the Outback Queensland Masters, Australia's most remote golf series, with the 2025 event culminating with the Million Dollar Hole-In-One Challenge and spanning over 1,900 kilometres across Queensland's outback. The club has also hosted the Karumba Golf Club Open, established as a regional tournament.

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相楽郡

Kasai Country Club Follow

兵庫県

Kasai Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Kasai City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Toshio Kinoshita and opened in October 1987, the course is set on hilly terrain and features Bentgrass greens. The total yardage from the blue tees is 6,644 yards, with a course rating of 71.5. The layout is divided into an outward and inward nine, each offering distinct characteristics. The front nine is described as strategic and scenic, while the back nine presents a varied layout. The course is known for its consistent condition throughout the year. Play is self-guided, with GPS navigation available to assist with distance measurement. Key holes include the par-5 9th hole, which is noted as a recommended spot for driving contests, and the par-3 5th hole, which is highlighted for proximity to the pin. The back nine features the par-5 15th hole as the primary driving contest location, with the par-3 12th hole serving as the near-pin challenge. The course offers four sets of tees, ranging from 2,352 yards on the red tees to 3,360 yards on the blue tees for the back nine. Handicap strokes are distributed across the holes, with the 11th hole on the back nine receiving the lowest stroke index of 1, and the 8th hole on the front nine receiving the highest at 18. The course caters primarily to casual play, with 88% of respondents indicating this as their preferred style, though it also supports competition play. Facilities include a driving range, restaurant, and shower amenities, with carts available for self-propelled use on the fairways.

Kasai Inter Country Club Follow

兵庫県

Kasai Inter Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Kasai, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Situated just one minute from the Kasai Interchange on the Chuo Expressway, the facility is positioned approximately 50 minutes from Kobe and 60 minutes from Osaka. The course was designed by architect Osamu Ueda and officially opened in September 1968. It plays to a par 72 with a total length of 6,825 yards, a figure that aligns with the 6,865-yard measurement also cited in course specifications. The layout is divided into an Out Course and an In Course, featuring high-quality Bentgrass putting surfaces. The fairways are maintained with Korean grass, while the rough consists of wild grass. The course is designed to accommodate play with passenger carts, allowing for a comfortable round across its 18 holes. The club features a clubhouse completed in 1991, constructed by Obayashi Corporation, which houses dining and meeting facilities. Kasai Inter Country Club, formerly known as Sanyo Country Club, offers a practice facility called Kasai Inter Golf Garden. The driving range operates from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM, offering balls at a rate of 100 yen for 15 shots. The course is accessible via multiple routes from major cities in the Kansai region, with recent updates to access roads ensuring direct entry from the highway interchange.

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香川県

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Northern Province

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岡山県

Kasatori Golf Center Follow

京都府

Kasatori Golf Center is a 12-hole short course located in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. Situated near the Kasatori Interchange of the Keishin Expressway, the facility is designed to be accessible for golfers of all skill levels, including beginners, women, and experienced players. The course is set within the rich natural surroundings of the Kasatori area, offering a relaxed environment for play. The layout features a mix of uphill and downhill holes, creating varied challenges throughout the round. One notable hole is a demanding uphill shot where a short drive can leave a difficult downhill approach; this hole requires precise iron play to ensure a one-putt opportunity. Another significant challenge is the course's longest and most difficult hole, which plays downhill. This hole features a large green with a slope that decreases toward the back, requiring players to hit shots with sufficient spin to stop the ball, particularly when pins are placed in forward positions. The facility includes a spacious 300-yard driving range equipped with auto-setters and climate control features, including fans and heaters in all bays. The range uses Dunlop range balls and features large, integrated mats to allow for focused practice. The course also offers night play, with lighting equipment upgraded in 2015 to provide twice the brightness of the previous system, allowing for comfortable evening rounds. A virtual reality round experience is also available for those wishing to preview the course layout.

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千葉県

Kasha no Sato Country Follow

京都府

Located in Kameoka, Kasha no Sato Country is a 18-hole, par-70 golf course spanning 5,627 yards. Situated in a mountainous area roughly 40 minutes from Kyoto and Osaka, the layout utilizes the natural elevation changes of the terrain to create a strategic challenge. The course features a mix of par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s, with a total yardage that tests accuracy and club selection across its undulating landscape. The design emphasizes strategic play over raw power, with many holes requiring precise iron shots to navigate the significant elevation changes. The course offers three sets of tees-red for women and seniors, white for regular players, and blue for advanced golfers-allowing players of varying skill levels to adjust the difficulty. The terrain is characterized by distinct ups and downs, demanding careful course management and accurate approach shots to the well-maintained greens. Notable challenges include the first hole, a par-4 that plays downhill with a 33-meter drop to a right-dogleg fairway. This opening hole features out-of-bounds on both sides, making a conservative approach with an iron often safer than a driver for longer hitters. The course also features a water hazard guarding the front of the green on the seventh hole, the only par-5 on the front nine, which requires careful layup strategies to avoid the water. The closing hole, a par-5, serves as the longest hole on the course and presents a blind second shot if the tee shot curves too far right. Players are advised to aim for the cart path to keep the fairway in play, with the second and third shots playing uphill on a leftward slope. The left side of the green is protected by a bunker, adding a final test of precision to the round. The facility supports a fast-paced round with a walk-through play style and provides course navigation systems in all carts. While the course does not have an on-site restaurant, players are permitted to bring their own food and beverages to enjoy the natural surroundings. The course is designed to be accessible to beginners while still offering enough strategic depth to engage experienced golfers.

Kashima Country Club Follow

福島県

Kashima Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Namie, Minamisoma City, Fukushima Prefecture. The layout is divided into an outward nine and an inward nine, with the front nine totaling 3,386 yards and the back nine measuring 3,477 yards. The course features a mix of par-4s, par-5s, and par-3s, with yardages varying significantly between the back tees and the long-distance recommended tees. The front nine presents a series of strategic challenges, beginning with a 405-yard par-4 where a water hazard lines the left side, requiring a precise tee shot aimed slightly right of center. The second hole is a 585-yard par-5 that demands a conservative drive to keep the fairway, setting up a demanding downhill third shot. The third hole is a 165-yard par-3 over water, where the sloping green encourages an approach from the front. The fourth hole, a 396-yard par-4, is heavily penalized by out-of-bounds on the right side, while the fifth hole is a 507-yard par-5 dogleg right with a raised green that complicates club selection. The sixth hole is a 425-yard par-4 where the landing area is critical, and the seventh is a 163-yard par-3 susceptible to wind effects. The front nine concludes with two par-4s, the 374-yard eighth and the 366-yard ninth, the latter of which requires a bold tee shot over a pond before an uphill approach. The back nine continues the test with a 580-yard par-5 straightaway, where players must navigate an out-of-bounds zone on the right during the second shot. The 426-yard par-4 at the 11th hole requires a tee shot aimed slightly right, with out-of-bounds guarding the back of the green. The 12th hole is a 530-yard par-5 dogleg right that prioritizes accuracy over distance on the tee and second shots. Short hole golf is tested at the 13th, a 155-yard par-3 over a valley that is also prone to wind, and the 17th, a 196-yard par-3 with a slight downhill tee shot. The remaining holes include the 370-yard 14th, which offers a risk-reward option to carry the woods on the right, and the 377-yard 15th, where a left-side tee shot is preferred. The closing holes include a 415-yard par-4 with a downhill tee shot and uphill second, and a 428-yard par-4 that doglegs slightly right, finishing with a green that favors approaches from the front. The club maintains a 250-yard driving range with 12 hitting bays, accessible via coin-operated balls, and includes an approach and bunker practice area. The facility features a clubhouse with a lobby, shop, locker rooms, and a restaurant, alongside a separate start house. Notable visitors to the course include Prince Hiroyasu of Mikasa, whose memorial tree is planted on the grounds. The course underwent a renovation in August 2024.