Golf Courses

Ballyheigue Castle Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Kerry

Ballyheigue Castle Golf Club is a nine-hole championship course located in County Kerry on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, approximately 8 miles from Tralee and 10 miles from Ballybunion. Opened in 1996, the course is situated on mature woodland surrounding an eighteenth-century castle, creating a distinctive setting with breathtaking views of Tralee Bay. The layout offers 9 holes of championship golf that can be played twice to complete an 18-hole round. Notable features include scenic views of the bay visible from the 4th green and 5th hole, and the backdrop of castle ruins that frame several holes. The course combines natural woodland terrain with coastal vistas, presenting an attractive challenge for visiting golfers. The club welcomes visitors and maintains membership options, with weekly competitions for members. The course is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way coastal drive, making it a convenient stop for travelers. Reviews consistently highlight the quality of the design relative to its nine-hole format, the friendly staff, and the exceptional value for money offered at the facility.

Ballykisteen Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Tipperary

Ballykisteen Championship Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Des Smyth and opened in 1993. Located near Limerick Junction in County Tipperary, the course sits in the Golden Vale with the Galtee Mountains providing a scenic backdrop. Built on the grounds of the former Ballykisteen Stud, the layout utilizes natural contours and tree-lined surroundings. The course is designed to suit all handicap levels and features high-quality putting surfaces. Water hazards and bunkers feature prominently on 11 holes, adding to the challenge. The signature 6th hole is particularly notable-a 230-yard elevated tee shot to a green surrounded by water on three sides with out-of-bounds left, which Smyth described as "probably the most difficult in the country." The course is constructed to championship standards and is a popular venue for societies, corporate groups, and tournament play.

Ballymena Golf Course ☆ Follow

County Antrim

Ballymoney Golf Course ☆ Follow

County Wexford

Ballymoney Golf Course is a par 71 parkland layout established in 1993 by Ron Breen and family in County Wexford, Ireland. Located three kilometres from both Gorey town and Courtown, the course is conveniently situated near M11 exits, making it accessible to local and Dublin golfers. The 6,337-yard course from the white tees features mature trees and immaculate greens, offering challenges suitable for both experienced and beginner golfers. Set in picturesque surroundings, the course affords excellent views of Tara Hill, which dominates the local landscape. The parkland setting has matured over three decades into a well-established golfing destination. Ballymoney demonstrated competitive success by winning the inaugural Weatherglaze Trophy in 2013, a competition between four local clubs, and successfully defended the title through 2017. The course is recognized as a gem among Wexford courses and is open seven days a week to all members under full GUI and ILGU affiliations. NO_MATCH

Ballymote Golf Course ☆ Follow

County Sligo

Ballyneal Golf and Hunt Club ☆ Follow

CO

Ballyneety Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Limerick

Ballyneety Golf Club is a championship parkland course designed by former Ryder Cup player Des Smyth, located in County Limerick with views of Limerick and Adare set against rolling hills. The course has undergone significant recent enhancements, including a complete redesign of all bunkers and seven lakes/ponds, plus strategic transplanting of forty mature trees to championship standards. The layout presents challenging play suitable for golfers of all skill levels, featuring meticulously maintained fairways and strategically positioned bunkers. The course offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and well-crafted challenges that engage both seasoned players and newcomers. Ballyneety has been named Great Britain & Ireland Golf Course of the Year 2025 by The Golf Course Awards and has been selected as the host venue for the 2027 Junior Ryder Cup. The club features a Trackman Driving Range with 31 bays, five PGA Professionals, and two private swing studios for coaching and club fitting. Additional facilities include Vines Bar & Grill, which can accommodate over 170 people for events.

Ballyowens Golf Club ☆ Follow

NJ

Ballyreagh Golf Course ☆ Follow

County Londonderry

Ballyreagh Golf Course is a 9-hole par 3 course located on the North Coast. As a par 3 facility, the course is designed for shorter, more accessible play compared to full-length championship courses, making it suitable for golfers of various skill levels, including juniors and seniors. The course's par 3 designation indicates that all holes are shorter par 3s, providing a more manageable round while still offering an engaging golfing experience. The facility also features a pitch and putt option alongside its par 3 offering, and includes a putting green, providing multiple ways for golfers to practice and enjoy the sport. The varied ticket options-including annual memberships, daily rates, and family packages-indicate the course welcomes both regular members and casual visitors. The North Coast setting suggests scenic views characteristic of the region's coastal landscape.

Balmoral ☆ Follow

MN

Balmoral Golf Course has been a favorite of residents and visitors to the Ottertail Lake Area since 1961. The course sits on the southeast side of Ottertail Lake in west central Minnesota, located in the heart of Ottertail County, home to over 1,000 of Minnesota's 10,000 lakes. The 18-hole course was designed by Arnold Hemquist. The course features 6,132 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, with a course rating of 69.3 and a slope rating of 120. The Par 72 layout is defined by great greens and the variety of shots golfers encounter over 18 holes of tree lined fairways. The traditional design features oak, maple, pine, ash, and birch trees lining all the fairways, testing accuracy off the tee. The course includes 11 bunkers and 11 water hazards. Balmoral was voted by Golf Digest as one of Minnesota's "Best Places to Play" and was voted the "Area's Favorite Golf Course" in a 2004 online poll of 8 area courses by Craig Olson Sports. The course serves as a public facility that welcomes golfers of all ability levels.

Balmoral Estate 9-hole golf course ☆ Follow

Aberdeenshire

Balmoral Estate is home to a nine-hole, eighteen-tee golf course situated within the picturesque grounds of the Royal Estate. Set in a challenging and scenic landscape, the course welcomes both experienced golfers and beginners. The course has historical significance, having been enjoyed by generations of the Royal Family, establishing its heritage as a cherished golfing venue. The layout combines the intimacy of a nine-hole design with the flexibility of eighteen tees, allowing for varied playing experiences. The course benefits from its location within the broader Balmoral Estate, offering golfers access to the estate's distinctive terrain and natural beauty. The setting provides both challenge and aesthetic appeal, making it notable for combining sporting excellence with the elegant surroundings characteristic of the estate. The course accommodates private and corporate play, demonstrating its continuing role in the estate's recreational offerings.

Balmoral Golf Club ☆ Follow

Québec

Balmoral Golf Club is an 18-hole private course located in Morin-Heights within the Saint-Sauveur Valley. Designed by architect Graham Cooke, the 6,426-yard layout is set amidst mature forest and natural terrain. The course features a mix of par 3s, par 4s, and par 5s, with a total par of 72. The front nine includes three par 3s, including the 144-yard third hole and the 148-yard ninth, while the back nine offers a more varied challenge with three par 5s and four par 3s. The longest hole on the course is the 535-yard fourth hole, while the shortest is the 142-yard fourteenth. The par 4s range from 321 yards on the twelfth hole to 434 yards on the sixth. Notable holes include the fifteenth, a 431-yard par 4 that plays from a lake to an elevated green surrounded by natural sand traps on a hillside. The eighteenth hole is a 513-yard par 5 featuring a double dogleg finish that leads to a large green. The course is designed to integrate with the surrounding landscape, offering views of the valley and mature trees throughout the round.

Balmoral Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Balmoral Golf Club is an 18-hole course located four kilometres from the town of Balmoral on Rocklands Road in Victoria. The well-maintained layout features excellent fairways and strategically placed bunkers. The course presents moderate challenge with gently undulating fairways that offer varying difficulty across all holes, suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The landscape is characterized by a diverse array of native and exotic shrubs and trees lining the fairways, creating natural habitat for native bird species and local wildlife. This tree-lined setting provides both aesthetic appeal and strategic course design elements. While the club operates formally from March through October, the course remains accessible to golfers year-round. The combination of natural vegetation, rolling terrain, and well-maintained playing surfaces makes Balmoral Golf Club a notable regional course in the Southern Grampians area.

Balmoral Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Antrim

Balmoral Golf Course ☆ Follow

Alberta

Balmoral Golf Course is an 18-hole course located in the lush rolling hills of the Balmoral district on the east side of Red Deer, Alberta. Set in Central Alberta, the course features minimal elevation changes, making it accessible for golfers of all skill levels from beginners to experienced players. The course layout is characterized by distinct nines: the front nine is wide open and more forgiving, while the back nine presents additional challenges. The course has added multiple tee box options to accommodate various playing abilities. The greens are notably well-maintained and challenging, while practice putting greens allow chipping practice-a feature uncommon at most courses. Balmoral is walkable and designed with a family-friendly atmosphere. The course maintains good overall conditioning with quality grounds keeping. It operates as a welcoming community-oriented facility, offering golf leagues throughout the week and hosting corporate tournaments. The on-site Clever Crow Restaurant provides dining options for both in-course play and clubhouse service.

Balmoral Golf Course ☆ Follow

IN

Balmoral Golf Club, built in 1999, is a 9-hole course with a par of 33. The course stretches 2,267 yards and was designed by Richard Eaton. Located at 10101 Hamilton Hills Lane in Fishers, Indiana 46038, the facility features multiple tee boxes that allow golfers to play either 9 or 18 holes. The course's 18 tee boxes range from 130 yards to 443 yards in length, allowing it to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. The course offers online and call-in tee time scheduling, golf lessons, golf leagues, and opportunities to host special events. The Balmoral House, which opened in February 2016, provides 10,000 square feet of meeting, event, and wedding space. Practice facilities include a practice range with various targets, a chipping and putting green, and a special "10th Hole". The course also added footgolf holes to expand recreational options at the facility.

Balmore Golf Club ☆ Follow

East Dunbartonshire

Balmore Golf Club is an inland parkland course located seven miles from Glasgow city centre, nestled in the East Dunbartonshire countryside between Torrance and Baldernock. Founded in 1907 on the grounds of Glenorchard Estate, the course was designed by Harry Vardon, the legendary six-time British Open champion and golf's first superstar. The course features sculpted fairways and meticulously manicured greens that have been upgraded to USGA specification, set within a beautiful landscape of rolling terrain, mature trees, and abundant wildlife. Golfers enjoy uninterrupted views across vast open spaces while maintaining a sense of tranquility despite proximity to the city. Balmore is noted for featuring some of Scotland's finest Par 3 holes, with the signature 16th hole particularly distinguished. The course is consistently maintained in excellent condition and is described as one of Scotland's best parkland courses, offering an enjoyable experience for golfers of all abilities. Its combination of challenging design, beautiful natural setting, and proximity to Glasgow has earned it a reputation as one of the area's hidden gems for quality golf.

Balnagask Golf Course ☆ Follow

Aberdeenshire

Balnagask Golf Course is an 18-hole municipal course located at the mouth of Aberdeen Harbour in Torry, bounded by the North Sea. The course benefits from spectacular coastal views extending up and down the coast, across the busy harbour, and towards the city beyond. The course was developed through the contributions of renowned designers James Braid, Archie Simpson, and the Hawtree family. It is widely acknowledged as one of Scotland's best municipal 18-hole courses. The naturally rolling coastal landscape features hidden fairways, elevated tees, and gorse-walled ravines, creating a challenging layout requiring nerve and balance. Notable features include the historic Girdleness Lighthouse and the medieval Torry Battery, situated within a local conservation area. The course presents varied difficulty through its distinctive design, offering golfers an interesting array of holes that take advantage of the coastal terrain and natural features. The combination of architectural heritage and natural landscape elements creates a unique golfing experience.

Balneario de Mondariz Golf Club ☆ Follow

Galicia

Balranald Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Baltic Hills ☆ Follow

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Baltic Hills Golf Usedom is an 18-hole links-style golf course located on the island of Usedom in Germany, designed by renowned golf architect Andreas Lukasch. Spanning 57 hectares, the course features modern design principles and is situated in a peaceful setting near the three imperial spas of Usedom, just a short distance from Europe's longest beach promenade. The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to professionals, offering both full 18-hole and 9-hole rounds. It has been recognized as one of Germany's top 50 golf courses by Golf Magazin, ranking 32nd in the German Golf Award. The facility includes a golf school with instruction, driving range, and practice areas for skill development. Baltic Hills provides comprehensive amenities including an on-site hotel (Dorint Resort Baltic Hills), restaurant with terrace, and spa and wellness facilities. The course welcomes dogs, offers golf carts and trolleys, and hosts exclusive tournaments throughout the year. The combination of challenging yet enjoyable layout and resort facilities makes it suitable for both casual play and competitive tournament golf.

Baltimore Country Club ☆ Follow

MD

Baltimore Country Club, founded in 1898, operates two championship golf courses across its Roland Park and Five Farms campuses in the Baltimore area. The club maintains an East Course and a second course, with the East Course serving as host venue for major championships including the 2026 U.S. Senior Amateur, 2028 Western Amateur Championship, and 2031 U.S. Women's Amateur. The Five Farms location features a suburban setting with newly renovated facilities and views of the links-style course. Baltimore Country Club is ranked among the top 50 clubs in the USA and top 100 globally, distinguishing itself as one of only twelve American clubs operating from two separate clubhouses. Beyond golf, the club offers extensive amenities including resort-style aquatics facilities, fitness centers, racquets programs, and dining venues. The membership provides access to championship-caliber golf in a family-centered environment blending historic tradition with modern facility standards.

Baltinglass Golf Course ☆ Follow

County Wicklow

Baltinglass Golf Club is a parkland course located in West Wicklow, Ireland, originally founded in 1928. Situated in beautiful countryside overlooking the town of Baltinglass, the course offers panoramic views of the Wicklow mountains and the River Slaney. The 18-hole layout features manicured fairways and challenging greens designed to provide an enjoyable experience for golfers of all abilities. The course is presented in excellent condition and provides a true test of golf, with its scenic setting and varied terrain creating a memorable playing experience. The club maintains a strong emphasis on hospitality and community, with a well-appointed clubhouse offering dining facilities and social amenities. The course's sublime setting, combining the natural landscape of West Wicklow with well-maintained playing surfaces, makes it a notable parkland destination in the region.

Baltray Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Louth

County Louth Golf Club is a links golf course located in the village of Baltray, County Louth, approximately 4 miles from Drogheda. The club was established in 1892, with the present course designed by Tom Simpson and Molly Gourlay in 1938. The championship course is a par 72 measuring 7,031 yards from the back tees and is currently ranked #8 by Golf Digest. The course is laid out in two loops with most holes running in different directions, and the greens are County Louth's hallmark-they are among the very best in Ireland. Baltray has no weak holes, and if you can avoid three putting for 18 holes, you have the right to claim you're a great putter. The back nine is especially entertaining with a number of holes running close to the shore with distant views towards the Mountains of Mourne. The course features natural unspoilt links with towering sandhills, testing rough and a variety of great holes that demand accurate hitting and strategic thinking. The East of Ireland Championship has been held at County Louth since 1941, with Darren Clarke winning in 1989. The Irish Open professional golf tournament, part of the PGA European Tour, has been held at County Louth on two occasions, in 2004 and 2009. In 2009, the club became the venue where 2019 Open Champion Shane Lowry won the Irish Open as an amateur. The course regularly ranks in the top 10 links courses in Ireland.