Golf Courses

Kiawah Golfpark Riedstadt - GOLF absolute ☆ Follow

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Kiawah Golfpark Riedstadt is an 18-hole championship course located in the Rhine-Main metropolitan area near the Kühkopf nature reserve. The predominantly flat layout features gentle rolling hills at several holes, strategically positioned ponds, and bunkers that provide moderate difficulty. The course offers impressive views of the left-bank Rhine vineyards, Taunus, and Odenwald hills. A distinctive feature is the "island green" at hole 17, which has gained recognition beyond the region. The historic Hof Hayna estate, dating back over 300 years, serves as the central hub for golfers on site. The facility includes comprehensive practice facilities, a 4-hole public short course, and a public restaurant. The course welcomes dogs on leashes and benefits from its convenient road accessibility within the densely populated Rhine-Main region.

Kiawah Island Club - Cassique ☆ Follow

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Cassique is a par-72 links-style golf course designed by Tom Watson for his North American debut, located on Kiawah Island where the Kiawah River meets the Atlantic Ocean. The 7,050-yard course winds through maritime forest and marshlands, featuring a walkable layout inspired by Celtic links courses. Watson's design philosophy emphasizes strategic flexibility, with holes that can be played multiple ways depending on wind conditions, allowing golfer creativity to play a key role. The Front Nine offers true links-style play characteristic of Irish and Scottish courses, while the Back Nine transitions to tree-lined holes opening toward marshlands and the Kiawah River. Notable features include Mount Watson, once Charleston County's highest point offering panoramic views, and Hole 15, celebrated for its ocean and marsh vistas. Hole 9's false front is known to challenge golfers. Since opening in 2000, Cassique has received consistent recognition, including Golf Digest's "America's Best New Private Courses," Golfweek's "Top 100 Residential Courses," and Golf Digest's "Top 100 Modern Courses." The course has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including the 2009 US Mid-Amateur Championship and 2023 USGA Four-Ball Championship. A state-of-the-art Golf Learning Center provides instruction and club fitting services.

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Kiawah Island Golf Resort - The Ocean Course ☆ Follow

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The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Pete and Alice Dye. Located on the eastern end of Kiawah Island, it features the most seaside holes in the Northern Hemisphere, with ten holes directly hugging the Atlantic Ocean and eight running parallel to them. The course's distinctive characteristic is its extreme exposure to wind. With no prevailing winds, Dye essentially designed two courses in one—one for easterly and one for westerly conditions. Players can experience up to an 8-club difference on holes depending on wind direction and strength, making it one of the world's most wind-affected courses outside the UK and Ireland. Alice Dye's suggestion to raise the entire course above the dunes, rather than building behind them, provides unobstructed ocean views from every hole but significantly increases difficulty by exposing play to the Atlantic's unpredictable breezes. The course is ranked #4 among U.S. public courses and 25th among Golf Digest's 100 Greatest U.S. Golf Courses. The layout combines strategic risk-reward holes with demanding approach shots and challenging greens positioned within natural dune formations and sand ridges, creating a formidable test of golf skill.

Kibi Country Club ☆ Follow

岡山県

Kibi Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Kibicho, Soja City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. Situated on the foothills of Mount Haruki within the historic Kibi region, the course opened in March 1975 as a hillside layout that utilizes the natural terrain. The club is surrounded by red pine forests and offers views of the surrounding mountain landscape. The course features bentgrass greens, which were installed in 1995, and plays from multiple tee boxes ranging from the gold tees at 5,263 yards to the back tees at 5,773 yards, with a course rating of 73.4 and a slope rating of 142 from the back tees. The front nine totals 36 par with 3,484 yards from the back tees, while the back nine also plays to 36 par and 3,429 yards. The course is known for its demanding nature, with several long par-5s serving as signature holes. The 1st hole is a 577-yard downhill par-5 that serves as the opening hole, featuring a narrow fairway and a green protected by bunkers on both sides. The 7th hole, a 511-yard par-5, features a distinctive three-tiered green and rewards aggressive play for those who can reach in two. The 10th hole stretches to 592 yards, while the 16th is another 577-yard par-5 that requires a carry over a valley on the approach shot, making it one of the most challenging holes on the course. Kibi Country Club has hosted numerous significant amateur and professional tournaments since its opening. Notable events include the Okayama Open Golf Championship, which the club has hosted multiple times (in 1985, 2010, 2018, and 2023), the Kansai Professional Golf Championship in 1986, the Chugoku Inter Club Golf Competition, the All Japan Club Champions Amateur, the National Prefectural Amateur Championship, and the Chugoku Amateur Golf Championship. The course also hosted the 7th National Prefectural Amateur Championship in 1989 and the 29th All Japan Club Champions Report Amateur Championship in 1990. The club has maintained a tradition of hosting competitive events, including the Okayama Prefectural Amateur Golf Championship qualifiers.

Kibogaoka Country Club ☆ Follow

芳賀郡 8 upcoming events

Kibogaoka Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 course located in Tochigi Prefecture, specifically in the town of Motegi in Haga District. The layout is divided into an out course and an in course, each presenting distinct strategic challenges. The out course is characterized by undulating fairways and greens that demand precise putting, while the in course features a more orthodox design that requires significant driving distance to navigate effectively. The course total yardage varies by tee, ranging from 3,257 yards for the regular men’s tees to 3,605 yards on the championship set, with a par of 36 for each nine. A notable feature of the out course is the third hole, a par 3 where a large bunker known as the "Milky Way Bunker" sits in front of the green, resembling a river. The fourth hole offers a view of Mount Haga, locally referred to as "Haga Fuji," from the tee box. The course design incorporates significant elevation changes, with several holes playing downhill from the tee. The greens are generally two-tiered, adding complexity to the approach shots and putting sequences. The in course is defined by its length and the requirement for accurate shot-making. The twelfth hole, a par 5, stretches over 600 yards from the championship tees and features a narrow fairway that penalizes inaccurate drives. The fifteenth hole, another par 5, is noted for its scenic autumn foliage visible from the tee. Strategic hazards include bunkers and out-of-bounds areas, particularly on the second and seventh holes, where the landing zones are restricted. The facility includes extensive practice areas, such as a large putting green, an approach green, and an iron practice range located alongside the out course. The club has recently expanded and newly installed ladies' tees on specific holes, including the fourth, fifth, tenth, and seventeenth, to allow for different strategic challenges. The course is registered as a Tochigi SDGs promoting enterprise, reflecting its commitment to environmental considerations and health promotion through golf.

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Kibworth Golf Club ☆ Follow

Leicestershire 2 upcoming events

Kibworth Golf Club is an 18-hole championship parkland course located in Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicestershire, five miles north of Market Harborough. Founded in 1904, the course features a par 71 layout spanning 6,349 yards from the white tees, set within mature, tree-lined grounds in the heart of the Leicestershire countryside. The course is laid out in two loops of nine holes, each returning to the clubhouse, providing a scenic and strategic design suitable for players of all skill levels. A distinctive feature is a stream that crosses eight holes, adding both aesthetic appeal and challenge to the round. The terrain combines natural beauty with strategic design elements, creating varied playing conditions across the course. Practice facilities include a newly constructed 300-yard covered driving range with target greens and yardage markers, alongside a short game area and putting green. The clubhouse offers panoramic views of the course and surrounding countryside. The club is noted as the home of the English Men's Champion Club 2023 and accommodates golf societies, tournaments, and casual play throughout the year.

Kickingbird Golf Course ☆ Follow

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KickingBird Golf Club, built in 1971, was designed by Floyd Farley and opened on May 29, 1971. The course is an 18-hole championship course on 160 acres of rolling hills, tree-lined fairways and gently contoured greens. The course features 6,722 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. Matthew Dusenberry's thoughtful redesign features bold bunkering, Tahoma 31 fairways, bent grass greens, and a strong strategic challenge. KickingBird Golf is Edmond's oldest course and is one of Oklahoma's premier public courses. The course hosted the Oklahoma Open from 1979–1985 with winners including Danny Edwards, Jaime Gonzales, Dr. Gil Morgan, Doug Tewell, Tom Jones, Kenny Huff, and Bob Tway. Since reopening, the course has hosted two NCAA DII Regionals and two Local US Amateur Qualifiers in 2024 and 2025. A nearly $21-million renovation was completed in 2023 which added a 57,000-square-foot covered and open hitting area at the driving range lit daily until 11pm and a new clubhouse with a high-quality dining facility.

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Kieler Golfclub Havighorst e.V. ☆ Follow

Schleswig-Holstein

Kieler Golfclub Havighorst is located in the green southern area of Kiel, near Honigsee in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The course offers an 18-hole layout designed for both members and guests, featuring a relaxed playing experience without fixed tee times or crowding. The club emphasizes accessibility for golf enthusiasts, offering introductory lessons on selected Saturdays for beginners to experience the sport in a calm, small-group setting under professional instruction. The course is characterized by its informal atmosphere and flexible approach to play, allowing members and guests to start rounds spontaneously. The setting reflects the natural landscape of southern Kiel, providing a pleasant golfing environment. Kieler Golfclub Havighorst positions itself as an ideal entry point for those new to golf, combining instruction through its golf school with opportunities for casual play. The club maintains facilities including a clubhouse and on-site gastronomy to support both competitive play and social activities.

Kierland Golf Club ☆ Follow

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The Westin Kierland Golf Club is a premier public resort course located in Scottsdale, Arizona. The course features three nine-hole layouts—Acacia, Ironwood, and Mesquite—allowing for varied routing and combinations. Set within the Sonoran Desert landscape, the course is woven into the rugged terrain typical of the Arizona region, providing scenic desert views and challenging topography. Recognized for its quality conditioning and service-oriented approach, the course has earned significant accolades, including ranking among Golf Digest's "America's 9 Most Cheerful Golf Courses" and Golf Advisor's "Top 10 Public Courses in Phoenix/Scottsdale." The facility emphasizes first-rate maintenance and guest experience, featuring a well-appointed bar and grill, custom club fitting services, and professional instruction through lessons and clinics. As a Troon Golf-managed property, Kierland Golf Club represents the company's commitment to integrating courses into their natural desert environment while maintaining high operational standards. The course is positioned as a Scottsdale "must play" destination for both resort guests and public players seeking a quality desert golf experience.

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Kii Kogen Golf Club ☆ Follow

伊都郡

Kii Kogen Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Katsuragi, Ito District, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. Situated in the Kii Highlands at an elevation of 500 meters, the course is set in a hilly terrain that offers expansive views of the surrounding landscape, including the sacred Mount Koya in the distance. The facility is designed to provide a challenging experience for golfers, leveraging its high-altitude setting and undulating topography. The course is characterized by its use of ultra-fast bent greens, a feature that distinguishes it as a premier championship-level venue within the prefecture. The hilly nature of the layout requires precision and strategic play, as the elevation changes and green speeds test the capabilities of players across all skill levels. The design capitalizes on the natural contours of the highland plateau, integrating the rugged terrain into the routing of the 18 holes. The club also features a restaurant that allows guests to view the course while dining, further highlighting the scenic quality of the highland setting.

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Kiire Country Club ☆ Follow

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Kijima Kogen Golf Club ☆ Follow

大分県

Kijima Kogen Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, featuring bent grass greens. Opened in July 1975, the course is located in Beppu, Oita Prefecture, approximately 15 minutes from Beppu and Yufuin. The facility benefits from a resort setting that includes an on-site hotel and natural hot spring facilities, allowing players to enjoy comfortable play and relaxation after their round. The course is integrated into the larger Kijima Kogen Resort complex, which encompasses recreational and hospitality amenities. The facility maintains an active competitive schedule with regular club championships and tournament events throughout the year. The course offers various membership options and group packages for corporate outings and team competitions. Amenities include a pro shop stocked with current equipment models, a restaurant, and practice facilities including putting and chipping greens. The scenic mountainous terrain of the Kijima Kogen area provides an attractive setting for play.

Kikitsu CC ☆ Follow

長崎県

Kikitsu Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Isahaya, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. Opened on July 1, 1966, the course was designed by Tsuneo Abe and Gonno Tada. The layout is described as a strategic course with a total par of 72, offering a playing experience that caters to golfers of all ages and genders. The course is situated in a location that provides good access from within and outside the prefecture, positioned as a resort course near the city. The terrain features a mix of uphill, downhill, and flat holes, with significant elevation changes that add to the strategic complexity. The front nine includes a variety of challenges, such as the first hole, a gentle uphill par 4 with a distinctive palm tree behind the green, and the second hole, which is the highest point on the course and offers the best views. The third hole provides a spectacular view overlooking the Omura Bay, while the fourth is a long par 3 with a two-tiered green that demands strategic play. The fifth hole is a long par 5 that incorporates water hazards and offers a refreshing putting experience with the bay in the background. The back nine continues the strategic theme with holes that test precision and distance. The seventh hole is a long par 4 with a three-tiered green, while the eighth is a downhill par 4 with water hazards and a fairway divided into four sections. The ninth hole is a strategic long par 5 with a grass bunker in the center of the fairway. The tenth hole is a dogleg-right uphill par 4, and the twelfth is a long, straight par 5 that allows for expansive shots. The thirteenth hole is a powerful downhill par 4 with a two-tiered green, and the fifteenth is noted as a particularly tough uphill par 4 with a complex green. Notable features of the course include the views of the Omura Bay from several holes, particularly the third and fifth. The greens are often described as having significant undulation, with the fourth, seventh, and thirteenth holes featuring multi-tiered surfaces that require careful approach shots. The course is surrounded by rich natural greenery, with the eighteenth hole being a thrilling par 4 flanked by pine trees. The design by Abe and Tada emphasizes strategic decision-making, with hazards such as water, bunkers, and grass bunkers placed to challenge players of all skill levels.

Kikonai Town Hall Samegawa Rural Park Forestpark Rironai Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

上磯郡

The Kikonai Town Hall Samegawa Rural Park Forestpark Rironai Park Golf Course is located in Kikonai, Hokkaido, at 307-17 Kikonai, Kamikawa District. The facility operates as part of the Samegawa Rural Park and features a layout consisting of three distinct courses totaling 27 holes. The terrain is varied, offering a mix of flat holes and those with significant elevation changes, designed to accommodate players ranging from beginners to advanced golfers. The course is open seasonally from late April to the end of October, with daily operating hours from 9:00 to 17:00. The facility is closed on the first and third Mondays of each month, with closures shifting to the following Tuesday if a holiday falls on a Monday. A walking path surrounds the exterior of the course, and the site includes a management building for reception, a pavilion, and parking for 96 vehicles. Equipment such as clubs and balls is provided free of charge to users. Fees are structured differently for local residents and those from outside the town, with daily and seasonal passes available. Group discounts are offered for parties of ten or more, provided that usage permission is applied for at least one week in advance. The facility also hosts tournaments, requiring participants to submit rosters that indicate season pass status.

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岡山県

Kikugawa Country Club ☆ Follow

静岡県 10 upcoming events

Kikugawa Country Club is a flat and wide 18-hole layout located in Tomita, Kikugawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Situated just a short drive from the Tomei Expressway's Kikugawa Interchange, the course opened in 1976 and recently marked its 50th anniversary. The total yardage varies by tee box, ranging from 5,733 yards from the front tees to 6,730 yards from the back tees, with a consistent par of 72 across all configurations. The course is characterized by its wide fairways and a balanced mix of hole lengths. The front nine totals 36 holes and 3,328 yards from the back tees, featuring a long par-5 sixth hole at 504 yards and a short par-3 eighth at 156 yards. The back nine adds another 36 holes and 3,402 yards, highlighted by the demanding 15th hole, a 551-yard par-5, and the 17th, a 532-yard par-5 that serves as the course's longest stretch. The layout includes three par-3s, five par-4s, and three par-5s on each nine, providing a varied test for golfers of different skill levels. Kikugawa Country Club hosts a variety of regular tournaments and events throughout the year, including the "Kikugawa City Tourism Association Cup" and the "Oimoya Cup." The club also organizes the annual "Opening Day Anniversary 50th Cup" held on the 17th of every month to commemorate its founding. These events often include handicap competitions and prize incentives, reflecting the club's long-standing commitment to community engagement and competitive play.

Kikuoka Country Club ☆ Follow

Canton Remich

Kikuoka Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Luxembourg, situated 15 km from the airport and city centre near the Moselle wine region. Designed by Iwao Uematsu and set across 120 hectares of lightly wooded rolling countryside, the course presents a challenging layout featuring several water hazards and approximately 90 bunkers that demand skilled shot-making. The course has established itself as a premier venue for competitive golf, hosting numerous national and international tournaments. Notably, it was selected to host the European PGA Challenge Tour for five consecutive years, demonstrating its championship-caliber design and maintenance standards. Beyond the golf experience, the facility offers comprehensive amenities including a 4-star Hotel Mercure with spa facilities, swimming pool, gym, sauna, and Jacuzzi. The on-site Scheierhaff Restaurant provides dining with an extensive wine selection, while the Eagle Bar in the clubhouse welcomes both members and visitors. The venue also accommodates conferences for up to 200 people, making it a multi-purpose destination.

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兵庫県

Kiladalens Golf Club ☆ Follow

Södermanlands län

Kiladalens Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Sweden that offers a complete recreational facility beyond golf. The course is set in a scenic landscape and is described as "beautiful" by the club. The facility features a full-service restaurant, multiple accommodation options including apartments, a cottage, and a glass house located near the 12th tee, all offering high standards. In addition to the main golf course, Kiladalens offers diverse activities including footgolf, padel tennis, and boule. The course operates seasonally, typically closing during winter months as weather turns colder. A driving range and practice area are available for player development. The club maintains an active membership program with various membership categories and welcomes green fee players. The facility also hosts events, tournaments, and special occasions including weddings and conferences through its restaurant services.