Golf Courses

Leigh Golf Club Follow

Cheshire 2 upcoming events

Nestled in the heart of Cheshire countryside, Leigh Golf Club is a parkland course that serves as a genuine test of golfing ability. The course features well-defined fairways and challenging greens, complemented by mature and newly planted trees throughout. Located minutes from the M6 and M62 motorways near Warrington, the club is distinguished by its secluded setting and tree-lined driveway leading to the magnificent Grade II listed Kenyon Hall, which serves as the clubhouse. The course presents a balanced difficulty with every hole designed to challenge golfers of varying abilities. Its parkland layout incorporates strategic tree placement and demanding green complexes as key characteristics. The combination of natural landscape features and course conditioning creates an engaging playing experience. Beyond golf, the club utilizes its unique setting for events and functions, hosting weddings and corporate gatherings. The Grade II listed clubhouse adds historic character to the facility, making it suitable for social occasions following rounds. The course accommodates various membership categories and welcomes societies and visitors, offering competitive play through numerous club championships and tournaments throughout the year.

Linlithgow Golf Club Follow

West Lothian

Linlithgow Golf Club is an 18-hole course situated high above the Royal Burgh town of Linlithgow in Scotland, positioned halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow. The course spans 5,851 yards and is set within farmland and hillside terrain, offering panoramic views of the Ochil Hills, Union Canal, and Forth Valley. The layout is designed to balance accessibility with challenge-short enough to avoid excessive fatigue but demanding enough to require quality golf shots. The course is steeped in history and tradition, providing a classic golfing experience in a scenic setting. Linlithgow welcomes visitors and societies with established packages that can be customized to suit different requirements. The club features a welcoming clubhouse with hospitality facilities, a well-stocked bar, and dining options. Additional amenities include a pro shop offering major golf brands, practice facilities, and instruction from the resident PGA Professional. The club caters to gents, ladies, seniors, and juniors with various membership categories available.

Los Naranjos Golf Club Follow

Andalucía

Los Naranjos Golf Club is located in Marbella, Spain, and stands among the select group of championship courses on the Costa del Sol. Designed by the renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Sr., the course has played a significant role in the preparation and success of many professional golfers and is considered one of Spain's finest courses. The club features a complete practice facility equipped for both long and short game training. The course is known for its special and relaxed atmosphere, with the restaurant and its spectacular terrace serving as a natural gathering point for members and guests. The club extends beyond golf, offering a padel tennis facility with 18 courts, a pro shop stocked with leading international brands, and various member services including physiotherapy and wellness facilities. Los Naranjos hosts several prestigious tournaments annually, including the Valentine's Tournament and the LN Trophy. The course represents an international club with a distinguished reputation, combining championship-level golf with social engagement and a commitment to member experience. It remains recognized for its challenging layout and contribution to competitive Spanish golf.

Loudoun Gowf Club Follow

East Ayrshire

Loudoun Gowf Club is a historic parkland course located in the Irvine Valley near Galston, Ayrshire, Scotland. The club is uniquely known as a "Gowf Club"-using the ancient Scottish word for golf-and holds the distinction of being the only club with this designation worldwide. Golf has been played at Loudoun for approximately 400 years, with the modern club established in 1909. The mature tree-lined parkland layout presents a variety of challenges suitable for golfers of all abilities. The course features rolling hills and gentle undulating countryside, with strategic bunkers, well-maintained greens, and occasional burns adding to the playing experience. Multiple par-3 holes are positioned throughout the layout to test players' skills. Set in lush Scottish countryside, the location offers convenient access to the Ayrshire coast and Glasgow via motorway. Loudoun Gowf Club operates as a modern and inclusive facility, hosting Scottish Golf Championship events. Beyond the course, the club provides a contemporary clubhouse with dining facilities offering locally sourced cuisine, along with various membership categories and visitor options to accommodate different golfing preferences.

Low Laithes Golf Course Follow

West Yorkshire 6 upcoming events

Luffenham Heath Golf Club Follow

Rutland 8 upcoming events

Luffenham Heath Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-70 heathland course measuring 6,563 yards from the back tees, located near South Luffenham in Rutland - England's smallest county. Founded in 1911, the course carries one of the more distinguished design pedigrees in English inland golf. The original layout was sketched by Harry Colt and C.H. Alison, before James Braid made substantial revisions between the wars, leaving his signature cross bunkering, grassy wastes, and subtly contoured greens throughout. C.K. Cotton and Donald Steel made further modifications, and a major renovation was completed in 2004 under Martin Hawtree, adding new tees, deepening bunkers, and extending the course to its current length. The entire site is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The course sits on elevated, undulating common land and routes holes in constantly changing directions, meaning the prevailing wind rarely plays the same way twice. Firm, fast fairways lined with hawthorn, gorse, oak, and pine demand accurate driving, as the thick rough offers little prospect of holding greens from wayward lies. The layout is notable for the quality of its par-4s, most of which bend and dogleg through the terrain. Notable holes include the 7th, with an approach over gorse to a fiercely bunkered elevated green, and the par-3 17th - the signature hole - a downhill one-shotter of 201 yards through mounds and bunkers that typically plays into the prevailing wind. Luffenham Heath served as an Open Championship Regional Qualifier for the 2013 Open at Muirfield and ranks consistently among the top courses in England.

Lumphanan Golf Course Follow

Aberdeenshire

Lumphanan Golf Club is a 9-hole course located in Banchory, Aberdeenshire, featuring challenging golf with narrow fairways and tricky greens that test players of all abilities. The course presents a demanding layout designed to challenge golfers through precision shot-making and strategic play. The terrain and design emphasize difficulty, with the narrow fairway layout and complex green designs creating a comprehensive golfing challenge. The club facilities include a recently refurbished clubhouse with a licensed bar, locker rooms with shower facilities, a practice net, and a practice putting green. Ample parking is available for members and visitors. Tee times are regularly available, making the course accessible for regular play. The course is situated in the scenic Deeside area of Aberdeenshire, offering players a traditional Scottish golf experience in a rural setting.

Lutterworth Golf Club Follow

Leicestershire 9 upcoming events

Lutterworth Golf Club is a tree-lined parkland course located just south of Lutterworth on the borders of south Leicestershire, north Warwickshire, and Northamptonshire, easily accessible from major routes including the M1, M6, A5, and A14. The course is set in rolling countryside astride the River Swift. The 18-hole course is suitable for all levels of golfers and has been praised for the quality of its layout and the challenge it provides. It has hosted county and R&A event competitors, as well as society groups and visitors. The course features a tree-lined design that meanders through the parkland landscape, incorporating water features from the River Swift. Lutterworth implements a course status traffic light system to manage play during adverse weather conditions and maintain course quality. The system ranges from green (no restrictions) to amber (trolley restrictions with 90-degree rule) to red (carry-only policy with limited trolley availability on certain holes) The club welcomes visitors, members' guests, and society groups, with membership options available for all ages, genders, and abilities.

Mahunga Golf Club Follow

Wellington

Mahunga Golf Club is a welcoming golf course located in the Wairarapa region of New Zealand. The course features a flat layout that is easy to walk, making it accessible to golfers of various skill levels. Tree-lined fairways characterize the design, creating an attractive playing environment. The setting offers beautiful views of the Tararua Mountains, providing scenic backdrop throughout the round. The course is described as a "hidden gem," suggesting it offers a quieter, less crowded alternative to more prominent facilities. The club has a long history dating back to 1931 and maintains an active competitive schedule with club championships and interclub tournaments. Carts are permitted on the course, though players are asked to keep them clear of green surrounds and tee boxes to protect the playing surfaces. The course welcomes both local players and visiting golfers passing through the region.

Majestic Creek Country Club. Follow

1 upcoming event

Majestic Creek Country Club is a 27-hole parkland course located in the foothills approximately 20 kilometres west of Hua Hin, around 30 minutes from the town centre. Designed by Dr. Sukitti Klangvisai - who also created Loch Palm in Phuket - it opened in 1993 and sits against a backdrop of mountains marking the border with Myanmar. The facility also includes an onsite resort. The 27 holes are divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: Course A (Creek), Course B (Lake) and Course C (Waterfall), which can be combined in different 18-hole configurations. Together they total approximately 7,123 yards at par-72 for the standard 18-hole round. The design makes full use of the natural terrain, with valleys from the surrounding mountain range supplying water to a maze of streams and lakes that wind throughout the property. Water comes into play on almost every hole across all three courses, combined with strategic bunkering and palm tree-lined fairways that provide significant roll on firm, well-struck drives. Zoysia greens were renovated with TifEagle turf in 2012. Notable holes include the par-5 closing hole on Course B, a 588-yard challenge requiring accurate driving before a stream and lake crossing on the approach, and the par-3 5th on Course C, which features a waterfall as its defining characteristic. The course also reportedly contains Thailand's longest par-5 at 772 yards.

Masham Golf Course Follow

North Yorkshire 5 upcoming events

Founded in 1895, Masham Golf Club is a 9-hole parkland course located in North Yorkshire, set in the heart of the picturesque Ripon area. The course measures 6,204 yards from the white tees and is dissected by the River Burn, creating a distinctive landscape feature. The design incorporates sloping greens, elevated areas, and undulating fairways that provide moderate difficulty and visual interest throughout the round. Players encounter stunning views from every tee, with the River Burn crossing adding a notable challenge to several holes. The course is characterized by well-maintained fairways and greens in firm condition. Masham has attracted notable golfers throughout its history, including singer Bing Crosby and professional golfers such as Peter Alliss, reflecting its reputation as a quality parkland layout. The club features a friendly clubhouse offering meals, refreshments, and a fully licensed bar, making it a welcoming destination for both members and visiting golfers.

McNab Regional Park Follow

Saskatchewan

McNab Regional Park is a nine-hole grass green golf course located in Watson, East Central Saskatchewan, along Highway 6 South. The course was enhanced and reinvented in 2001 with expanded facilities including grass greens and a new clubhouse. The park, named in honor of the Peter McNab family and officially opened in 1980 by former NHL player Max McNab, serves as a family-oriented golf destination. The nine-hole layout offers a casual golfing experience suitable for various skill levels. Beyond golf, the facility features a full-service campground, seasonal outdoor swimming pool with a dedicated paddling pool, and a licensed clubhouse with food service. Cart rentals are available for players. The course operates daily, weather permitting, making it an accessible destination for both serious golfers and recreational players seeking a complete summer leisure experience in Saskatchewan.

Moortown Golf Club Follow

West Yorkshire 2 upcoming events

Founded in 1909, Moortown Golf Club was designed by renowned architect Dr Alister MacKenzie, who also created Augusta National and Cypress Point. Set across 175 acres of dramatically contrasting woodland and moorland terrain, the course features primarily level topography characteristic of an inland layout. Moortown holds a prominent position among England's finest championship courses and is particularly notable for hosting the first Ryder Cup match on British soil in 1929. The club has established a rich tournament history, hosting numerous professional and amateur championships with notable winners including Sir Nick Faldo, Bernard Gallagher, Danny Willett, and Sir Michael Bonallack. Recognized as a Top 100 Golf Course, Moortown combines MacKenzie's masterful design with its distinctive Yorkshire setting. The course's landscape of mixed woodland and open moorland creates varied playing conditions, while its championship status reflects both its technical difficulty and enduring design quality. The combination of strategic routing, natural terrain, and MacKenzie's architectural principles continues to challenge golfers across all levels.

Myrtleford Golf Course Follow

Victoria

Myrtleford Golf Club is a highly regarded 18-hole grass green course known for its picturesque setting in Victoria's High Country, beautiful tree-lined fairways with old river gums, and excellent condition, especially the greens. Visitors find the course challenging yet enjoyable, with its narrow fairways and small, domed greens requiring accurate play. The club is welcoming, with a focus on hospitality, and offers amenities such as golf club and cart hire.

Nevill Golf Club Follow

East Sussex 8 upcoming events

Nevill Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-70 parkland course situated on the southern edge of Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, measuring 6,380 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 71.2 and slope of 125. The club was founded in 1914 when Willie Park Junior - designer of the Sunningdale Old Course - laid out an original nine holes. James Braid extended the layout to 18 holes in 1919-20, making skilful use of undulating land acquired over a railway bridge and creating what was then one of the longest holes in the area. Harry Colt contributed further refinements in the 1920s, and post-war modifications were made by Ken Cotton's design company, with the current layout largely reflecting work undertaken by Henry Cotton in 1965. More recent architectural input has come from Donald Steel, Tom MacKenzie, and Martin Ebert. The terrain combines parkland with traces of heathland character, with wooded slopes providing backdrop and separation between holes. The course is considered demanding rather than long, with all four par threes regarded as testing, particularly the 15th where a stream runs across the front of the green. The consecutive par fives at the 10th and 11th are widely considered the two strongest holes. The greens have a strong local reputation for quality and pace. Three European Tour professionals - Jamie Spence, Paul Way, and Jamie Harris - developed their games at the club. The course has served as an Open Championship qualifying venue.

New Zealand Golf Tours Follow

Otago

Nikanti Golf Club Follow

Nikanti Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Nakhon Pathom province, approximately 50 kilometres west of Bangkok, Thailand. Opened in May 2014, it was designed by Thai architect Pirapon Namatra of Golf East, who also designed the Banyan Golf Club. The course is notable for its unconventional "triple-six" layout - three returning loops of six holes each, rather than a traditional front and back nine, with every loop containing two par-3s, two par-4s, and two par-5s. This structure, inspired by the six senses in Buddhist philosophy, allows play to begin at three different points on the course. The layout stretches to 6,789 yards from the back tees and is set across former rice paddies with naturally rolling terrain, providing elevation changes and uneven lies that are uncommon among Bangkok-area courses. Despite its modest length, the course demands precise shot-making and course management, with water hazards, mounding, and fast undulating greens presenting consistent challenges. Wide fairways offer some forgiveness from the tee, though scoring well remains difficult. No notable professional tournament history is on record for the venue.

North Wales Golf Club Follow

Gwynedd 14 upcoming events

North Wales Golf Club is a championship links course located in Llandudno, a seaside town in North Wales, positioned on the West Shore with panoramic views over the Conwy estuary towards Anglesey and the Snowdonia Mountain range. The course is characterised by its authentic links terrain and challenging layout, featuring well-designed holes that incorporate the natural landscape and scenic vistas throughout the round. The greens are notably well-maintained and fast-running, contributing to the course's difficulty. Players consistently praise the course's excellent condition and the variety of challenging holes that test golfers of different abilities. The setting combines the traditional links experience with distinctive Welsh coastal scenery, making it a notable destination for visiting golfers in the region.

Northamptonshire County Golf Course Follow

Northamptonshire

Northamptonshire County Golf Club is an 18-hole heathland course located in Church Brampton, established in 1909. Originally designed by distinguished architect Harry S. Colt-who also created Wentworth and Sunningdale-the course has remained largely unchanged since its inception, with notable alterations by James Braid in 1947. Ranked within the UK's top 100 courses, it serves as an R&A Open Qualifying venue. The course features small, well-built and contoured greens with challenging approaches set against beautiful scenery. Its heathland layout runs fast during summer months, presenting a rigorous test of golf for players of all abilities. The design rewards good shots while remaining playable and accessible. NCGC is recognized as one of the finest courses in the Midlands, earning comparisons to prestigious Surrey courses and Hollinwell when in peak condition. The traditional clubhouse, sympathetically extended over the decades, overlooks the 18th green and serves as the social hub. The club welcomes visitors and maintains an inclusive membership structure including social, junior, and competitive categories for both men and women.

Northridge Golf Resort Follow

Auckland

Nullarbor Links Follow

South Australia 1 upcoming event

Öffentlicher Golfpark Krogaspe GmbH & Co.KG Follow

Schleswig-Holstein

Golfpark Krogaspe is a public golf facility located in Krogaspe in the heart of Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany. The 27-hole course comprises an 18-hole championship course (Par 73) and a 9-hole short course (Par 29). The layout has been harmoniously integrated into the region's characteristic old hedge structures typical of northern Germany. As one of Germany's rare public golf courses, Golfpark Krogaspe welcomes players of all skill levels without requiring club membership or handicap certificates, particularly on the short course. The facility operates on a "pay and play" basis, allowing beginners to practice on the driving range or short course throughout the day. Equipment rental is available at the clubhouse. The course emphasizes accessibility and enjoyment, with no fixed tee times required. The scenic natural setting provides an appealing landscape for play. The venue includes a clubhouse with gastronomy facilities and a spacious sun terrace, open year-round to accommodate players before and after their rounds.

Ombria Golf Follow

Faro 1 upcoming event

Ombria Golf is an 18-hole, Par 71 championship course located in the Algarve region of Portugal, designed to showcase the area's dramatic topography. The course weaves through centuries-old trees and rolling hills, with each hole presenting unique challenges and panoramic views. The layout features precisely contoured fairways and greens that harmonize with the natural terrain, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The course was recognized as Europe's Best New Golf Course at the 2024 World Golf Awards, highlighting its innovative design and integration with the stunning Algarve landscape. Ombria Golf operates as a GEO Certified® eco-friendly resort, emphasizing environmental sustainability through minimized planted areas, reduced water consumption, and preserved natural habitats. Facilities include a clubhouse with restaurant and bar, putting and chipping greens, locker rooms, and buggy service with 50 available vehicles. The course employs geofencing technology and maintains 10-minute tee time intervals for efficient play. Additional amenities encompass wellness facilities including a pool, sauna, gym, and sensorial showers, creating a comprehensive golf resort experience in Portugal's year-round favorable climate.

Omeya Golf Club Follow

Khomas Region

Master the acclaimed 18-hole Peter Matkovich signature golf course located at Omeya Golf & Lifestyle Estate, situated 30 kilometres from Windhoek, Namibia. The course is designed to challenge experienced golfers while remaining accessible to all skill levels. Set within the stunning Namibian savannah landscape, the course preserves the iconic camel thorn trees characteristic of the region and embraces the area's wide-open spaces and natural terrain. The estate features top-tier practice facilities and a vibrant clubhouse serving as a social hub for the community. The course is integrated into a secure, gated lifestyle estate that combines world-class golf amenities with residential living, offering players easy access to city conveniences while maintaining a tranquil, nature-oriented setting. The facility emphasizes both the sporting challenge and the broader lifestyle experience within its carefully planned community development.