Golf Courses

Komono Club Jack Nicklaus Golf Course ☆ Follow

三重郡 1 upcoming event

Located in Komono, Mie Prefecture, the Komono Club Jack Nicklaus Golf Course is a 72-par, 18-hole layout designed by Jack Nicklaus. Established in October 1986, it holds the distinction of being the first golf course in Japan to bear the name of the legendary golfer. The course offers three sets of tees, with yardages ranging from 5,559 yards from the front tees to 6,838 yards from the full-back tees. The design philosophy emphasizes precision over power, requiring players to use strategy and course management rather than relying solely on distance. The terrain is characterized by undulating fairways, elevated greens, and strategic water hazards. The front nine features several demanding par-4s, including the 403-yard third hole, which requires a tee shot over a valley to a two-tiered green, and the 532-yard fourth, a long par-5 where out-of-bounds runs along the right side. The back nine introduces significant risk-reward scenarios, such as the 543-yard 15th, a dogleg-left par-5 where the fairway slopes heavily to the left, and the 402-yard 17th, which plays to a green protected by multiple bunkers on the right. Water hazards play a critical role in the difficulty of the course. The 11th hole is a 440-yard par-4 that doglegs right, with a pond guarding the left side of the fairway and green. The 14th hole, a 382-yard par-4, features a pond on the left side of the approach, while the 18th hole finishes with a creek running along the left side of the fairway and a water hazard guarding the front of the green. The course also includes notable short holes, such as the 147-yard second and the 193-yard fifth, which demand precise iron play to avoid bunkers and penalties. The club facilities are designed with a traditional Japanese aesthetic, inspired by the Katsura Imperial Villa. The clubhouse features a lounge with views of the Ise Mountains, a library dedicated to golf culture, and multiple competition rooms. The course is home to the annual Jacks Open, a long-standing club competition that attracts significant participation. Professional guidance is provided by club pro Tatsuaki Nakamura, who has competed on international tours and is known for his expertise in the "left-axis" swing theory.

Komwood Golf Club ☆ Follow

滋賀県

Located in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, Komwood Golf Club is a 7,102-yard, par-72 course designed by Kazumi Miura and opened in April 1993. The 18-hole layout is set within a 1.34 million square meter area that preserves mature trees and natural forest scenery. The course features Pennington and Bentgrass greens and is accessible via the Koka Toyama Interchange on the Shin-Meihan Expressway. The front nine presents a mix of long par-5s and strategic par-4s. The opening hole is a straight par-5 that plays 528 yards from the full-back tees, while the 9th hole serves as the course’s longest par-5 at 623 yards from the same tees. The 5th hole is a demanding par-4 that requires an elevated tee shot over a hill, with the green guarded by three bunkers. The 7th hole is a par-4 featuring a water hazard on the approach and is noted for two prominent pine trees lining the fairway. The back nine introduces significant elevation changes and water hazards. The 11th hole is a blind par-4 where the green is not visible from the tee, flanked by out-of-bounds areas on both sides. The 13th hole is a valley-crossing par-4 with two-tiered greens, while the 14th hole features a downhill tee shot that transitions into an uphill approach to another two-tiered green. The 16th hole is a par-3 that requires a shot over water, with out-of-bounds boundaries on either side of the two-tiered green. The closing holes test precision and nerve. The 17th is a long par-5 that offers a choice of tees, with the sub-tee requiring a carry over a valley. The 18th hole is a par-4 where the clubhouse is visible directly behind the green; the approach shot must carry a water hazard, with out-of-bounds lining the left and right sides of the landing area. The course is known for its wide fairways and generous landing zones, though the out-of-bounds and water hazards demand accuracy on key holes.

Kondinin Golf Course ☆ Follow

Western Australia

Kongsberg Golfbane ☆ Follow

Buskerud 7 upcoming events

Kongsberg Golfbane is one of Norway's finest golf courses, featuring 18 challenging and highly varied holes that cater to players of all skill levels. Located in Skollenborg, the course is set in the scenic Norwegian landscape typical of the region. The layout offers diverse playing conditions that test golfers across a range of abilities, from beginners to experienced players. The facility includes modern amenities such as a TrackMan simulator center, which provides year-round training and instruction opportunities. The course supports various player categories through organized groups for seniors, juniors, and recreational golfers. Kongsberg Golfbane emphasizes player development through structured coaching programs, group training sessions, and introductory courses designed to introduce newcomers to the sport. The course hosts tournaments and competitive events throughout the year, maintaining an active club community focused on skill development and enjoyment of the game.

Kongsvinger Golfklubb ☆ Follow

Innlandet

Kongsvinger Golfklubb is an 18-hole golf course located in Granli, Norway, positioned as one of the finest forest courses in the Nordic region. The course features both a Front 9 and Back 9, offering varied design with good quality fairways and greens that accommodate golfers of all skill levels and ambitions. The course is characterized by its scenic forest setting with notable variation in hole design. It has been recognized as "Norway's Best Golf Course 2024" by World Golf Awards—marking the ninth time it has received this honor. Player feedback highlights the course's high-quality maintenance, engaging layout, and excellent variety throughout play. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a café, restaurant, accommodation options, and an indoor golf center called Golfer'n. Additional offerings include professional instruction, group training programs, junior golf classes, women's golf programs, and senior golf classes. The course supports tournament play and features programs like the Srixon Tour and VTG courses for skill development.

Koninklijke Haagsche Golf- en Country Club ☆ Follow

Zuid-Holland

Koninklijke Haagsche Golf & Country Club is the oldest golf club in the Netherlands, founded in 1893. Located in Wassenaar, the club moved to its current 18-hole course in 1947 after losing its original location in The Hague following World War II. The course was designed by the renowned architecture firm Colt, Alison & Morrison Ltd and was laid out in 1938 within the distinctive Meijendel dune landscape. The course seamlessly integrates with the rolling dunes, maintaining the natural topography throughout. Each hole presents unique vistas and distinct challenges, with the design preserving the sensitive natural environment of the area. The course is considered one of the finest in continental Europe. The design philosophy respects the undulating dune terrain, creating a harmonious relationship between the playing corridors and surrounding landscape. Through sustainable maintenance practices that account for the fragile ecosystem, the course is maintained in excellent condition. The layout consistently provides varied strategic challenges across all eighteen holes, leveraging the natural contours and dune formations to define playability and aesthetic character.

Koninklijke Limburg Golf Club ☆ Follow

Limburg

Koninklijke Limburg Golf Club (KLGC), located in Houthalen-Helchteren, Belgium, is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned British architect Fred Hawtree. Founded in 1966, the course was developed progressively, with 9 holes opening in 1968, followed by an additional 7 holes in 1971, and the complete 18-hole layout finished in 1973. The course stretches 6,178 meters with a par of 72 and presents a classical difficulty level. Set across approximately 65 hectares, partly within the Tenhaagdoornheide nature reserve and partly through pine forests, the terrain benefits from sandy soil that ensures year-round playability. The landscape is particularly striking from mid-August when purple blooming heather creates exceptional natural beauty. Known for meticulous maintenance and excellent course conditions throughout the year, KLGC achieved recognition as one of Europe's top courses, being included in Golf World magazine's TOP 100 European courses in 2011. The club climbed to 62nd place in this prestigious ranking by 2015. The course accommodates 760 active members and features professional course management, a pro shop, and dining facilities.

Konkuk Golf Range ☆ Follow

충청북도

Konosu City Fukiage Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Konosu Country Club ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Konosu Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Konoasu, Saitama, Japan, set within a flat, forested landscape surrounded by rice paddies. Designed by Gopatsu Zōen, the course spans 600,000 square meters and opened in August 1976. The layout is characterized by its flat terrain and a high density of water hazards, with ponds and creeks influencing nearly every hole. Only one hole on the course does not feature a visible water hazard, making the strategic management of water the primary challenge for golfers. The course currently features Bentgrass and Bermuda greens, with a JGA Course Rating of 72.4. The front nine presents a mix of accessible and demanding holes, starting with the 1st hole, a 469-yard par-4 that requires a powerful drive to set up a manageable second shot. The 2nd hole is a 533-yard par-5 that undulates through the course, with creeks lining both sides of the fairway and a significant right-side bunker 220 yards from the tee. The 3rd hole is a 198-yard par-3 featuring an island green, requiring a precise tee shot over water while avoiding the left-side pond. The 4th hole is a shorter 366-yard par-4 where the fairway is tightly confined by out-of-bounds on the right and a pond on the left, demanding accuracy off the tee. The back nine continues the theme of water-dominated strategy. The 10th hole is a 518-yard par-5 starting hole, where the right side is protected by a penalty net and the left side by a creek. The 15th hole is a 397-yard par-4 that requires a tee shot over a creek, with the green also guarded by water. The 18th hole serves as a dramatic finish, a 505-yard par-5 where out-of-bounds lines the left side from tee to green, while a creek protects the right side and the front of the green. The course hosts the Shinko Highway Service Kounosu Senior Open, a PGA-sanctioned senior tournament.

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Nordrhein-Westfalen

Kooindah Waters Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Kooindah Waters Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located on New South Wales' Central Coast, featuring a 6,083-metre layout with a par of 72. The course is ranked amongst Australia's best and is described as immaculate, offering world-class facilities. Set in a picturesque Central Coast landscape, the course accommodates golfers of varying skill levels, from low handicappers to casual players. The facility is well-suited for both competitive play and corporate events, with professional event management services available. The course has established itself as a premier destination, hosting regular competitions and championships. Kooindah Waters is integrated with a resort property (Mercure Kooindah Waters Resort) and offers comprehensive amenities including a golf shop, tuition services available seven days a week, and reciprocal membership options. The club has demonstrated longevity in hosting major corporate events and maintains consistently excellent course conditions and service standards.

Kooralbyn Valley Golf Course ☆ Follow

Queensland 14 upcoming events

Kooralbyn Valley is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Kooralbyn, Queensland, approximately one hour from both Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The course opened in October 1979 and was designed by renowned Scottish architect Desmond Muirhead. The layout features contrasting nines, with the front nine winding through natural valleys and watercourses, while the back nine incorporates approximately 10 hectares of lakes in the valley basin. The course showcases significant elevation changes and natural terrain features, earning recognition as one of Queensland's premier resort courses. The course gained prominence early in its history when it hosted the 1981 Queensland Open championship. Notable golfers including Jason Day and Adam Scott developed their skills at Kooralbyn. A signature hole is the par-3 fifth, measuring approximately 220 metres and dropping around 100 feet from tee to green, which was featured in the book 'Classic Golf Hole Design'. Following closure during the global financial crisis, the course underwent extensive renovation beginning in 2016 under new ownership, with all greens redesigned, bunkers refurbished with white sand, and a modern irrigation system installed. The course is ranked among Queensland's top resort golf courses.

Koorda Golf Course ☆ Follow

Western Australia

Kooringal Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Kooringal Golf Club, located in Altona, Victoria, was established in 1946 as the Williamstown Golf Club and renamed in 1958. The name derives from an Aboriginal word meaning "by the water." The course features 18 holes, with the first nine holes hand-built by pioneering members using basic tools due to wartime shortages. The full 18-hole layout was completed by 1952. The club has undergone significant modernization, including a new state-of-the-art clubhouse constructed in 1996 and a contemporary pro shop facility with golf simulators added in 2016. Course enhancements were made in the early 2000s by Craig Parry Golf Design to address safety issues. In 2022, the club engaged Crafter Mogford Course Architects to develop a comprehensive Course Enhancement Plan. The club celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2022 and continues to offer comprehensive golf facilities including instruction, club fitting services, and junior development programs.

Kooyonga Golf Club ☆ Follow

South Australia

Kooyonga Golf Club is a championship golf course located in undulating sand hills just 15 minutes from Adelaide's central business district in South Australia. Established in 1923, the course was developed on land originally known as May's Paddock, transforming swamp and sand dune country into a premier golfing venue. The club has hosted numerous international and interstate championships and maintains a high ranking among Australia's private golf clubs. The course is characterized by its sandy, undulating terrain typical of the Adelaide Hills landscape. The modern clubhouse features traditional elements and offers sweeping panoramic views of the course from its dining areas and terraces. Kooyonga is recognized as a championship-standard layout and has consistently attracted elite tournaments throughout its history. The combination of challenging sand hill terrain, championship-caliber design, and premium facilities has established it as one of Australia's leading private golf clubs. The course's natural setting and design make it a distinctive golfing destination in South Australia.

Kopf Family Golf Course at Cherry Ridge ☆ Follow

OH

Kopf Family Golf Course at Cherry Ridge is a 9-hole regulation course located in Elyria, Ohio, operated by Lorain County Metro Parks. The course plays to a par of 35 across 5,626 yards with a slope rating of 113, making it moderately challenging for golfers of various skill levels. Originally known as Cherry Ridge Golf Club, the course was donated to the Lorain County Metro Parks by the Kopf Family in 2020 and renamed in their honor. The facility features a clubhouse with a pro shop and snack bar, serving both casual players and organized leagues and outings. The course operates seasonally from May 1 through October 31, opening daily at 7:00 a.m. As a publicly accessible 9-hole course, it offers an accessible golfing experience for the local community in the Lorain County area. The course accommodates junior players (15 and younger) and seniors (62 and older) with appropriate rate structures.

Köpings Golfklubb ☆ Follow

Västmanlands län 1 upcoming event

Köpings Golfklubb is a golf course established in 1963, located in Köping, Sweden. The course features a varied park and forest layout set in beautiful natural surroundings, with Valstaån creek coming into play on several holes. The design incorporates generous and interesting green areas with large foregreens and run-off zones. The greens are seeded with creeping bentgrass, providing excellent rolling surfaces early in the season. The course is characterized by challenging greens that demand precision play. The setting offers scenic views, particularly notable from the motorhome camping area which overlooks the course. The club hosts significant tournaments, including Swedish Championships events and the Hickory Championship in 2026. Beyond golf, Köpings Golfklubb offers comprehensive facilities including a restaurant (Korslöt), accommodation options with cottages featuring Hästens beds, and motorhome pitches with panoramic course views. The club provides golf instruction, junior and senior training programs, and various membership options, establishing itself as a full-service golf destination in the Västmanland region.

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Korineum Golf & Beach Resort ☆ Follow

1 upcoming event

Korineum Golf & Beach Resort is home to the first 18-hole golf course in Northern Cyprus, located in Esentepe between the Mediterranean coast and the Beşparmak Mountain range. Set across 65 hectares of natural landscape, the course is carved from native Umbrella Pine, Carob, and Olive trees, offering spectacular sea and mountain views from every hole. The course features beautifully manicured fairways set within a wildlife-friendly environment that preserves endemic flora including anemones, cyclamens, and various rockroses, alongside resident partridges, wild rabbits, and foxes. The layout incorporates two lakes with established freshwater ecosystems created from desalinated water systems used to maintain the course and grounds. The resort demonstrates commitment to sustainable development while providing challenging golf in a naturally scenic setting. The course hosts tournament fixtures and offers instruction services. Beyond golf, Korineum functions as a comprehensive resort destination with a private beach, deluxe boutique hotel, tennis facilities, fine dining, spa services, and event venues, creating an integrated holiday experience centered around the championship course.

Koriyama New Country Golf Course ☆ Follow

福島県

Koriyama New Country Golf Course is a 7-hole, par-28 facility located in Miotacho, Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture. The course layout is designed to offer a variety of challenges within a compact footprint, featuring a mix of tee shot distances that range from short par-3s to longer par-5s. The total yardage varies depending on the tees selected, with the back tees measuring 1,973 yards and the front tees measuring 1,419 yards. The design includes two greens per hole, labeled A and B, allowing for different pin positions and strategic options. The course is characterized by its diverse hole types, including downhill middle holes, long holes suitable for full driver use, and short holes with difficult greens. Each hole is equipped with both back and front tees, providing flexibility for players of varying skill levels and physical conditions. The layout is situated in a natural setting that supports the golfing experience, with the facility emphasizing a relaxed, accessible environment for individual play without the need for reservations. A distinctive feature of the course is its extensive approach practice area, which occupies the space of the former holes 1 through 3. This dedicated zone allows golfers to practice shots from natural turf in scenarios mimicking the main course, including bunker shots and putting. The facility also includes a clubhouse that was renovated in April 2023, featuring indoor practice corners, rest areas, and shower facilities. The course operates as a golf park, catering to walk-in players and offering electric push carts for rent to assist with the round.

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Salzburg

Koro Creek Golf Estate ☆ Follow

Limpopo

The 18-hole golf course is a 6825m par 72 course with four tee boxes on every hole to accommodate every level of visiting golfer, with a portion extending into an 860 hectare reserve offering the relaxing experience of golf combined with nature. Located in the Limpopo Province close to the historic town of Modimolle and less than 90 minutes drive from Pretoria, the course is a championship course run by a professional outfit, where hospitality and warm bushveld affability are custodians for good old golf etiquette. The championship golf course features short heroic par fives, long three shot monsters, drivable par fours, white knuckle tee shot par fours, and three monster par threes, with an excellent blend of dog legs, forced carries, and bunkers, making the course memorable, challenging and fun. Since opening in 2006/7, the course has made a massive contribution to golf in the province and country, becoming the go-to championship course of the province and the most sought-after venue for provincial amateur and national golf events, the host venue for international professional events and the gem of choice for corporate events. The course co-hosted the first two rounds of the 2020 and 2022 Limpopo Championship with Euphoria on the Sunshine Tour/European Challenge Tour.