Golf Courses

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Värmlands län

Kilspindie Golf Club Follow

East Lothian 3 upcoming events

Kilspindie Golf Club is a traditional Scottish links course located near Aberlady village, nestled within the Aberlady Bay nature reserve overlooking the Firth of Forth. The course is characterized as a short but charming links layout that offers challenge across all skill levels. Set on the banks of the Firth of Forth, the course provides distinctive views of Edinburgh's skyline, its castle, and Arthur's Seat in the distance. The setting is notable for its integration with the natural environment, where golfers may encounter sea-birds, migratory geese, and seals while playing. The course is accessed via a private single-track road that maintains its secluded character away from the village. Described as "a perfect links in miniature" and ranked among Golf.com's best sub-6000 yard courses globally, Kilspindie is recognized for its fair design and engaging play. Today's Golfer named it the "17th Most Fun Course to play in the UK and Ireland" in 2021. The course has earned recognition as one of Scotland's hidden gems, known equally for its challenging layout and welcoming atmosphere to visitors.

Kilsyth Lennox Golf Club Follow

North Lanarkshire

Kilsyth Lennox Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Central Scotland at the foot of the Kilsyth Hills, offering stunning views across the landscape including Goat Fell on the Island of Arran to the west and the Forth Bridges to the east. Founded in 1899 as a 9-hole course, it evolved into its current 18-hole layout in 1992, with the modern course design by Rocky Roquemore opening in 2002. The course is distinguished by its unique feature of two dry stone bridges, the most recent completed in 2014. Despite appearing hilly, the course is terraced across the hillside, providing a relatively level playing experience that moves back and forth across the terrain. The layout offers a challenging variety of holes requiring quality shot-making suitable for golfers of all handicaps. The course has undergone numerous improvements and refinements over the years. Kilsyth Lennox is recognized for its welcoming membership and hospitality to visiting players.

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Nottinghamshire

Kilworth Springs Follow

Leicestershire

Kilworth Springs is an 18-hole golf course located in rural South Leicestershire, set against the backdrop of the Avon Valley. The course overlooks beautiful rolling countryside with extensive uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape. Situated in a picturesque rural setting, the course offers players the opportunity to challenge their skills while enjoying the natural scenery of the region. The club positions itself as a welcoming community open to golfers of all abilities, from experienced players to beginners. In addition to the main course, Kilworth Springs features a 19-bay driving range equipped with TrackMan technology, supporting players' practice and development. The facility also includes a clubhouse with bar and dining options, professional coaching services, and function spaces available for events such as weddings and corporate gatherings. The club has established a reputation for progressive management, with regular investments made to enhance both the course and its facilities.

Kimba Golf Course Follow

South Australia

Kimba Golf Club features 19 holes with a par of 72 and plays to 6014 metres. The course traverses the slopes of Whites Knob, with a lookout offering 360-degree views of the township and district. The course features sand greens with fairways lined by native trees. Kimba Golf Club was formed in 1928, establishing it as a long-established facility in the region. The layout and setting on Whites Knob provide distinctive topography and scenic vistas characteristic of rural South Australian golf courses. The sand greens are a notable feature, typical of courses in the region where traditional turf maintenance may be less practical.

Kimball Golf Club Follow

MN

Kimball Golf Club, established in 1968 in Kimball, Minnesota, is an 18-hole course designed by Joel Goldstrand. Originally built as a nine-hole layout, the back nine was added in 1997, with some new holes intermixed with the original ones. Located 15 minutes south of St. Cloud on Highway 15, the course is characterized by mature trees and rolling hills typical of Central Minnesota's landscape. The course features elevated tees and greens with water hazards in play on eleven of the eighteen holes, offering variety for golfers of different skill levels. The terrain and design elements provide a mix of challenging and accessible holes. The course celebrates its blend of natural features and strategic shot-making opportunities, with well-maintained greens and a layout that has proven popular with the local golfing community since its establishment over 50 years ago.

Kimbeland Country Club Follow

MO

Kimberley Golf Club Follow

Northern Cape

The Kimberley Golf Club, founded on 3rd July 1890, is one of South Africa's oldest golf courses with a rich history rooted in the Diamond Fields era. The course features a Bob Grimsdell-designed parkland layout that showcases Elliot grass throughout the tees and greens, creating a distinctive playing surface. The club's origins reflect its unique setting and heritage, having evolved from humble beginnings when greens were sand putting browns constructed on diamondiferous blue ground. Early course development employed unconventional methods, including dynamite to clear stones from fairways and mats for tees, reflecting the resourcefulness required in the diamond mining region. The current parkland design represents a significant evolution from these pioneering days, establishing a mature course that balances historical character with modern playability. The use of Elliot grass throughout the course is notable, as this grass variety is relatively uncommon in golf course construction. Located in Kimberley, the course remains a significant venue in South African golf, drawing on over a century of continuous operation and maintaining its status as an important fixture in the country's golfing landscape.

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British Columbia

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MI

Kimberton Golf club Follow

PA

Kimberton Golf Club is located in scenic Chester County and is a par 70 championship golf course. Built in 1961 on 135 acres of rolling farmland, Kimberton was noted architect George Fazio's first design. The course has been owned and operated by the Maack family since 1962. The course features watered fairways, two lakes, and manicured greens. The George Fazio designed layout has twice hosted the Pennsylvania State Publinx Championship and is fun for the novice golfer as well as challenging for the more experienced player. The course offers variety in hole design, with holes ranging from a tight 308-yard par 4 to an open 445-yard par 4, and par 3s ranging from 120 yards to 199 yards. Annually, the course hosts the Philly Pub Links' Phoenixville Open and the Amateur Golf Society's The Kimberton Classic, along with its own Club Championship.

Kimi no Mori Golf Club Follow

千葉県

Kimi no Mori Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 championship course located in Oabishirio, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Nagahara Miyazawa and opened in November 1993, the course is set on a flat to gently rolling terrain that incorporates white sand bunkers and strategic water hazards. The layout is characterized by its flat topography, which allows for a strategic game where players must navigate cross-bunkers and water features to manage their scores effectively. The greens are planted with Bentgrass, cut at 3.2mm, and typically run at a speed of 9.5ft. The front nine presents a mix of long par-5s and challenging par-4s. The opening hole is a 542-yard par-5 that requires a precise tee shot to the left, followed by a second shot to the right of a front-left guard bunker. Hole 2 is a 441-yard par-4 featuring a two-tiered green, while Hole 6 offers a 526-yard par-5 with a three-tiered green and a cross-bunker on the fairway. The back nine introduces more water hazards, including a 372-yard par-4 at Hole 7 where long hitters must clear a water in front of the green. The 17th hole is a dramatic 197-yard par-3 that carries over a large pond, with a deep grass bunker protecting the right side of the green. The course is designed to challenge players with its multiple-tiered greens and strategic water placements. Several holes, including the 2nd, 9th, and 18th, feature two-tiered greens that require precise approach shots. The 18th hole is a 443-yard par-4 with a separate fairway, where the green is guarded by water from the front. The course also includes several par-3s, such as the 165-yard 3rd hole with a three-tiered wave green, and the 154-yard 12th hole, which has a water hazard to the right front of the green. Located approximately 55 minutes from the Hakozaki Interchange in Tokyo, the club offers a clubhouse with a view of the sparkling water surface. The facility includes a 15-bay driving range with a 100-yard distance, rental clubs, and a restaurant. The course operates on a self-service basis, with membership available for those seeking regular play. The design by Miyazawa emphasizes strategy over length, with bunkers and ponds serving as key challenges for golfers of all skill levels.

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Gauteng

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千葉県

Kimitsu Kagihara Country Club Follow

千葉県

Kimitsu Kagihara Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in Kimitsu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The course spans 6,420 yards from the back tees and is situated in the warm climate of the southern Boso Peninsula. It was designed and supervised by Rikichi Miyamoto, a prominent figure in Japanese golf history known for his match play victory against Bobby Jones. This layout represents Miyamoto's final supervisory work before his death. The course is characterized by a flat, straightforward terrain that offers a friendly playing experience for golfers of all skill levels. Despite its generally open nature, the layout incorporates strategic elements through the placement of ponds and creeks on various holes. This design ensures that the course provides sufficient challenge and engagement for both beginners and advanced players. The course rating from the Kanto Golf League indicates a standard handicap index of 71.2 and a course rating of 69.1. Key features of the course include specific holes recommended for long drives and proximity to the green. The 8th and 15th holes are highlighted as ideal for long drives, while the 4th and 12th holes are noted for their suitability for approach shots aiming for the green. The 12th hole is a par 3, offering a distinct test of precision compared to the longer par 4s and 5s that make up the majority of the layout. The club hosts regular competitions, including monthly open competitions such as the IK Cup and the Kimigaki Open. These events are part of the club's annual schedule, providing opportunities for local golfers to compete. The course also features a restaurant and facilities for players, contributing to its status as a recreational destination in the region.

Kimobetsu Town Park Park Golf Course Follow

虻田郡

The Kimobetsu Town Park Park Golf Course is located at the foot of Mount Shiribetsu in Kimobetsu, Hokkaido, situated at the intersection of National Route 230 and National Route 276. The facility is positioned near a Lawson convenience store in the Aikawa district and offers convenient access from major regional centers including Sapporo, Otaru, Toya, and Niseko. The course is set within a natural environment surrounded by the landscape of the mountain's base. The layout consists of four distinct nine-hole courses, totaling 36 holes, designed to accommodate players of all ages from children to seniors. The facility operates seasonally, typically opening in early May and closing in early November, with daily playing hours from 8:00 to 17:00. A parking area with a capacity of 50 vehicles is available free of charge on-site. Usage of the course requires the purchase of a daily ticket, with fees set at 200 yen for adult town residents and 100 yen for children, while general users pay 400 yen for adults and 200 yen for children. The park is managed by a private company under a designated manager system, and equipment such as clubs is available for rent upon request. The land on which the course sits is provided through a gratuitous lease from the national government via the Hokkaido Bureau of Finance.

Kinan CC Follow

日高郡

Kinan Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Minami, Inami Town, Higashimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. The course is designed to coexist with greenery and water, utilizing the gentle natural undulations of the NanKi region. It is situated approximately 15 minutes by car from either the Minabe or Inami Interchange on the Hanshin Expressway. The layout is divided into two distinct nines. The outward course is characterized by wide fairways and numerous dogleg holes, catering to long hitters. It features a mix of par-4s and par-5s, with the longest hole on this side being the 6th, a par-5 measuring 604 yards from the back tees. The inward course presents a more varied challenge designed to test a player's competitive spirit, featuring several par-3s and shorter par-4s. The 7th hole is a short par-3 measuring just 112 yards from the back tees, while the 16th hole serves as the par-5 stretch at 550 yards. Total yardage varies by tee selection, ranging from 5,322 yards from the ladies' tees to 7,044 yards from the back tees. The course includes a driving range with 180-yard capacity and eight bays. While specific tournament history is not publicly detailed, the course hosts competitions, with results accessible through a member login on the club's website. The facility is supported by a clubhouse and restaurant, with nearby accommodation options available in the surrounding Wakayama area.

Kincaid Lake Golf Course Follow

KY

Kincaid Lake Golf Course is a 9-hole course located in Falmouth, Kentucky in Pendleton County. The layout features a mix of par 3s, par 4s, and par 5s with varying difficulty levels. Hole 1 is a tree-lined par 5 with water hazards on the right fairway, while Hole 4 presents a challenging uphill par 5 exceeding 500 yards. Hole 7, the longest par 4, descends downhill with scenic views. The course includes several strategic water hazards and tree-lined fairways throughout. Notable design elements include blind tee shots, doglegs, and elevation changes that add to the challenge. Hole 5 is an easier par 3 played over a gully, providing relief for mid-round scoring opportunities. The course sits near Kincaid Lake with natural wildlife surroundings and offers reasonable rates. Additional amenities include a practice putting and chipping green, golf simulator, and clubhouse with food service. The course hosts regular Friday night blind draw scrambles and seasonal events such as glow golf.

Kincardine Golf & Country Club Follow

Ontario

Kincardine Golf Club is one of Canada's oldest golf courses, established in 1906. Located in Kincardine, Ontario, just off West Street, this semi-private nine-hole course measures approximately 3,000 yards and plays to par 36, offering challenges for golfers of all skill levels. The course features rolling fairways set within a mature tree-lined landscape near Lake Huron. Large trees serve as strategic obstacles throughout the layout, creating a challenging experience despite the modest yardage. The setting provides scenic views, particularly from the clubhouse patio which overlooks holes 4 and 5 and Lake Huron, making it an ideal spot to enjoy the area's famous sunsets. Players can choose between power carts, push carts, or walking. The course supports an active membership base with regular men's and ladies leagues, senior morning tee times, and various tournaments throughout the season. The fully stocked pro shop and licensed clubhouse with dining facilities enhance the overall experience. Green fee play is welcome, and the course serves as an active community hub, making it a notable destination for those interested in golf history.

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Pest vármegye

Kindersley Regional Park & Golf Course Follow

Saskatchewan

The Kindersley Golf Course is a nine-hole, par 36 grass green course located in Kindersley, Saskatchewan, minutes from downtown and adjacent to the regional park. Reconfigured in 1992, the course stretches to 3,127 yards from the white tees, with multiple tee options available. Water hazards feature prominently, coming into play on seven holes and presenting a moderate challenge. The course is known for its well-maintained greens, with a roller purchased in 2009 to ensure true, fast putting surfaces that rank among the truest in the province. Key amenities include a grassed driving range adjacent to the fourth hole, a fully licensed clubhouse with a second-floor lounge and balcony overlooking the ninth green, pro shop with club rentals, and dining facilities. The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels with course ratings ranging from 33.4 to 38.0 depending on tee selection and gender.

Kinds Golfklubb Follow

Västra Götalands län

Kinds Golfklubb is situated in Svenljunga, southern Västergötland, with the course positioned along the river Åssman and surrounded by lakes that frame the playing experience. The 18-hole layout was designed by architect Jan Sederholm, with construction beginning in October 1987 and the course opening for play during Easter weekend 1990 after an official inauguration ceremony. The course plays to a par of 72, featuring two par-5 holes, two par-3 holes, and fourteen par-4 holes, with multiple tee boxes available in blue, green, white, yellow, orange, and red to accommodate different skill levels. The front nine presents a mixed challenge with the par-5 first hole, a par-4 second, a par-3 third, followed by another par-4, the second par-5 at the fifth, and continuing through a sequence of par-4s and a par-3 at the seventh. The back nine maintains similar variety with par-4 holes dominating the layout, providing a balanced test that rewards accurate ball-striking across all three playing surfaces. The natural setting along the Åssman river and the surrounding lakes create a distinctive character for the course, with the water features and woodland elements integrated throughout the routing. The club has maintained a consistent identity since its founding, hosting regular club competitions and seasonal tournaments that draw both members and visitors to the southern Västergötland golf scene.

King & Bear Golf Course Follow

FL 1 upcoming event

King & Bear Golf Course is a championship layout co-designed by legendary golfers Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus at World Golf Village in St. Augustine, Florida. The course represents a unique collaboration between two of golf's greatest players, offering a distinctive design that combines their philosophies and expertise. Located in the heart of St. Augustine, the course features pristine conditioning and is set within the broader World Golf Village complex. The design showcases refined course architecture with strategic bunkering and well-maintained turf throughout the routing. King & Bear is characterized by a challenging yet accessible layout that appeals to golfers of varying skill levels. The course maintains high playability standards while presenting meaningful challenges for accomplished players. The on-site dining option, AJ's Kitchen & Cocktails, provides casual dining and beverage service, enhancing the overall experience. The course operates as part of the World Golf Village amenities and serves as a destination for both daily play and special events. Its distinction as a Palmer-Nicklaus design makes it noteworthy within American golf course architecture, attracting golfers interested in playing a course shaped by two of the sport's most influential figures.