Golf Courses

Kisaichi Country Club Follow

大阪府

Kisaichi Country Club is located in Katano, Osaka Prefecture, approximately 6.5 km from the Katano Minami Interchange on the Daini-Keihan Expressway. The course features three distinct layouts: the Matsu (Pine), Take (Bamboo), and Ume (Plum) courses. The Matsu Course is laid out on rolling terrain with longer distances and wide fairways, offering a generous playing experience. The Take Course provides varied challenges including uphill shots, downhill shots, and blind holes. The Ume Course is shorter but demands precision, with narrow fairways requiring accurate shotmaking. Overall, the course is relatively flat with strategic elevation changes, including valley carries, elevated shots, and downhill holes that add tactical variety. The design balances accessibility with challenge, offering different difficulty levels across its three courses to accommodate various skill levels. The facility includes dining options and caddie service availability.

Kisarazu Golf Club Follow

千葉県

Kishigawa GC Follow

和歌山県

Kishiwada GC Follow

大阪府

Kishwaukee Country Club Follow

IL

Kishwaukee Country Club is a member-owned country club established in 1901, located in DeKalb, Illinois. The championship golf course features bent grass fairways, tees, and greens set among woods, water, and gently rolling terrain, earning recognition as one of the finest courses in northern Illinois. The course is among the oldest in the Midwest and serves as the home course for Northern Illinois University's men's and women's golf teams. Beyond golf, the club offers a full range of recreational facilities including tennis courts, a swimming pool, and dining amenities with both restaurant and lounge services. The facility maintains separate locker rooms for men and women. The club emphasizes family orientation and community, positioning itself as a welcoming establishment focused on fostering member camaraderie and creating lasting memories within a traditional country club setting.

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Kisii

Kiskiack Golf Course Follow

VA

Kiskiack Golf Club is an 18-hole public course located in Williamsburg, Virginia, designed by award-winning architect John Lafoy and opened in 1997. Situated along a ridge of a natural bluff, the course features tree-lined fairways, water features, and scenic views. The layout is easily walkable and accommodates players of varying skill levels, with open fairways that appeal to beginners while presenting challenges for experienced golfers. The course's picturesque setting and diverse hole designs create varied playing experiences across the round. Beyond the course itself, the facility offers a full-length driving range, short-game practice area, golf instruction programs for all ages and abilities, and additional amenities including the Wood Iron Grill restaurant and wedding venue services. Kiskiack has been recognized as a Golf Digest "Place to Play" and is noted as one of Virginia's top-ranked golf courses.

Kissena Golf Course Follow

NY

Kissena Golf Course is located in Fresh Meadows, Queens, and measures 4,665 yards, making it a relatively short course that nonetheless presents a considerable challenge for average golfers. The course plays more difficult than its yardage might suggest. Under new management since 2007, the facility underwent significant improvements with a new greens superintendent and completely renovated staff, resulting in dramatically enhanced course conditions. Regular players noted that the course reached its best shape in years following these management changes. The layout offers an engaging test of golf despite its modest length, providing an accessible yet demanding experience for the local golfing community.

Kissimmee Bay Country Club Follow

FL

Kissimmee Bay Country Club is a traditional championship golf course located 15 minutes from Orlando International Airport in Kissimmee, Florida. Opened in 1990 and designed by Lloyd Clifton, the course stretches 6,830 yards with a par of 71. The layout was carved from an old oak forest and features century-old oak trees-a rarity in the region-along with lofty cypress trees and a dozen water hazards that provide significant challenges throughout the round. The course is set within Florida's natural landscape and is home to friendly Sandhill Cranes. Golf Digest nominated Kissimmee Bay as one of America's "Best New Courses" upon its opening. The facility offers an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere and includes an extensive golf museum within the clubhouse. The club maintains a welcoming environment for both members and visitors, positioning itself as a casual yet refined destination for golf and social experiences in Central Florida.

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FL

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FL

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CO

Kissing Tree Golf Club Follow

TX

Kissing Tree Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole golf course located in San Marcos, Texas, set on the banks of the Texas Hill Country. The course opened in October 2018 and is managed by Troon Golf. Designed by local Texas architect Gary Stephenson, the course integrates natural landscape features by blending grades, slopes, and contours into its design. The layout features striped fairways and angulated greens, with each hole offering varied angles of play. This design approach accommodates golfers of all skill levels while providing appropriate challenge throughout the round. The course serves as an extension of the natural Hill Country landscape, emphasizing the interplay between the built course design and existing terrain characteristics.

Kita Musashi Country Club Follow

埼玉県

Located in the Musashino hills of Honjo City, Saitama Prefecture, Kita Musashi Country Club is an 18-hole course set within a natural forest landscape. The course layout is divided into an Out Course and an In Course, featuring a mix of uphill and downhill shots that navigate through narrow fairways and undulating terrain. The design, created by Kosaku Yasuda of Kashima Construction, emphasizes strategic decision-making over pure distance, with many holes requiring precise placement to avoid out-of-bounds areas and bunkers. The signature hole is the 7th, a par-5 right dogleg that plays as a dramatic downhill shot. Measuring 562 yards from the back tees, this hole demands a careful tee shot to avoid the left-side out-of-bounds while setting up a second shot that can either aim for the green or lay up safely. The fairway is narrow and features significant undulation, requiring accurate club selection and shot placement. The green is protected by guards on the left side and slopes from right to left, adding another layer of complexity to the approach. Other notable holes include the 18th, which offers a steep downhill tee shot with views of the Honjo city area, and the 15th, a downhill par-4 known for its distinctive planted shrubs in the center of the fairway. The course features a variety of par-3s, including the 5th and 13th, which are both downhill shots that require careful distance control due to their exposure to wind and surrounding hazards. The Out Course includes several long par-4s and par-5s that test driving accuracy, while the In Course presents a mix of shorter holes that demand precise iron play and short game skills. The course opened on July 1, 1979, and is designed to provide a challenging experience that rewards thoughtful strategy and execution. The natural setting, with views of Mount Asama and Mount Akagi, adds to the character of the course, making it a distinctive destination for golfers seeking a course that blends natural beauty with strategic golf. The facility includes a clubhouse, restaurant, and practice facilities, including a driving range and bunker practice area.

Kita Rokko CC Follow

兵庫県

Located in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, Kita Rokko Country Club features a 36-hole layout designed by Akira Hattori. The facility consists of two distinct 18-hole courses: the East Course, which opened in August 1983, and the West Course, which followed in June 1986. Both courses are set at a par 72 and feature Bentgrass greens, specifically Pennington Green 2 on the East Course and Pennington Cross on the West. The East Course measures 7,004 yards from the back tees, while the West Course plays out to 6,878 yards. The East Course presents a significant test for golfers, with a USGA Course Rating of 74.4 and a Slope Rating of 135. Its longest hole is the 10th, a 602-yard par 5, while the 8th hole is a demanding 554-yard par 5. The course has hosted numerous professional events, including the 54th Kansai Open in 1988 and multiple iterations of the Pro Giga Cup Kansai on the Japan Golf Tour Challenge. Notable scores include a course record of 63 by Shouichi Inoguchi during the 2005 Pro Giga Cup. The West Course offers a slightly shorter challenge with a USGA Course Rating of 73.0. Its signature holes include the 12th, a 533-yard par 5, and the 16th, a 554-yard par 5. The course has also served as a venue for LPGA Tour events, most notably hosting the Mitsubishi Electric Ladies tournament annually from 1990 to 1997. Recent history includes hosting the ECC Ladies Golf Tournament on the LPGA Step-Up Tour, with winners such as Hana Lee in 2021 and Sakura Nakane in 2024. The club's total area spans 207,664 square meters, providing a substantial landscape for play. It is managed by Hoshida Golf Co., Ltd., a company established in 1967 and based in Katano, Osaka. The facility is a member of the Kansai Golf Union, the Japan Golf Association, and the Japan Golf Course Operators Association. The layout includes multiple tee boxes for each hole, accommodating various skill levels and providing yardages ranging from the gold tees to the championship tees.

Kitakami Country Club Follow

岩手県

Kitakami Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Kitakami City, Iwate Prefecture, approximately 5 minutes by car from the Kitakami West Interchange. The course features a total length of 7,090 meters with a par of 72, offering strategic play across rolling hills with gentle elevation changes in a links-style design. The layout is characterized by what the club describes as some of the most beautiful greens in the Tohoku region, complemented by richly designed clubhouse architecture. The course presents moderate difficulty with strategic hole design throughout the 18-hole layout. Kitakami Country Club hosts significant tournaments, including the Iwate Prefecture Open Golf Tournament. The facility includes comprehensive amenities such as a clubhouse, restaurant, hotel accommodations, driving range, member lounge, and practice facilities. The course operates seasonally, with play dependent on snow conditions in the winter months.

Kitakami Shimin G Follow

岩手県

The Kitakami Shimin Golf Course is located within the Kitakami Sports Park in Kamiishi, Iwate Prefecture, Japan. Situated in the Tohoku region, the facility is accessible via a short taxi ride from Kamiishi Station or a brief drive from the Kamiishi-Ebino and Kamiishi-Kanegasaki interchanges on the Tohoku Expressway. The course opened for the 2020 season, marking its establishment as a local recreational facility for the community.

Kitakyushu Country Club Follow

福岡県

Kitale Club Follow

Trans Nzoia

Kitami Country Club Follow

北海道

Kitami Herb Hill Golf Club Follow

北海道

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北海道

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福島県

Kitayatsu Golf Garden Follow

千葉県

Kitayatsu Golf Garden is a 18-hole short course located in Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Opened in 1970, the facility is situated in a green, forested area that provides a setting reminiscent of a highland course. The layout consists of two distinct nine-hole courses, the East Course and the West Course, which are designed to offer varied challenges for players of all skill levels. The East Course covers 865 yards with a par of 27, while the West Course spans 670 yards, also with a par of 27. The total yardage for the 18 holes is 1,535 yards. The course is designed to allow golfers to experience the feel of playing a full course, making it suitable for beginners learning the rules and etiquette as well as advanced players looking to refine their techniques. The facility is noted for its accessibility, being located approximately one hour from the city center. The golf course is accompanied by a large driving range featuring a 230-yard natural grass range with a width of 100 meters. The range includes 80 bays arranged in a two-story structure, all facing south to ensure comfortable practice conditions even in winter. Additional practice facilities include a Korean grass putting green, a bent grass putting green, and a bunker practice area. The facility also offers night practice sessions on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Kitayatsu Golf Garden has a history of developing many professional golfers through its junior and adult lesson programs. The facility hosts regular competitions, including junior tournaments on the first Sunday of every month and senior competitions on the second Friday. It is recognized as a traditional course in the Kanto region, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and comprehensive training facilities.