Golf Courses

La Barganiza Follow

Asturias / Asturies

Real Club de Golf La Barganiza was first registered with the Spanish Golf Federation in 1982. The club's original 9-hole layout was designed by Víctor García de la Cruz and was later extended to its present 18-hole configuration by Javier Núñez Martínez. The course stretches to 5,607 metres from the back markers, playing to a par of 70 with holes arranged as two returning nines. Located in the council of Siero, the course is 12 km from Oviedo and 14 km from Gijón. The course is set in a traditional Cantabrian setting, with modest hills and breathtaking views of the Picos de Europa mountains, the Cantabrian Shore, and Mount Aramo. Although it's not a long course, accuracy is the main requirement as each fairway is tree-lined. The 18-hole course features a great variety of types of trees generating a wide range of colours. During play, golfers encounter a wide variety of different shots due to the orography of the terrain and different sizes of the holes, making the course very entertaining with each hole having its own personality. Notable holes include the very short par three 8th, the very narrow downhill par four 15th which offers a good birdie chance, and the only par five on the back nine at the 472-metre 17th. A highlight is the 12th hole, a par 3 with a green surrounded by chestnut trees. Recent renovations include the refurbishment of the 7th, 8th, 10th, 12th, and 18th tee boxes, the planting of over 2000 trees and plants of more than 300 different varieties, and new lakes on the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 13th holes.

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Maldonado

La Bete Golf Follow

Québec

La Bête is an 18-hole golf course located in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, situated in the scenic Laurentian Mountains region. Designed by acclaimed Montreal architect Graham Cooke, the course stretches 6,825 yards and features five sets of tees to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. The layout winds through tree-lined hills and valleys, offering majestic views of Mont-Tremblant, the Laurentian Mountains, and the Rivière Diable (Devil's River). The course presents an enjoyable yet challenging experience, with the wooded terrain creating a demanding test of golf. The clubhouse features a patio with elevated views of the course, providing casual al fresco dining. Located minutes from Mont-Tremblant resort village, La Bête combines a private, tranquil setting with convenient access to numerous indoor and outdoor recreational activities in the surrounding area.

La Broquerie Golf Course Follow

Manitoba

La Broquerie Golf Course is an 18-hole championship layout located 45 minutes southeast of Winnipeg in the bilingual community of La Broquerie, Manitoba. The course features rolling fairways and well-maintained greens with five sets of tees ranging from 5,000 to 6,300 yards, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The design emphasizes playability and strategy, with forgiving fairways that reward both accuracy and creativity while requiring use of the full range of clubs. The landscape showcases scenic beauty characteristic of southeastern Manitoba, including flowing streams that wind through manicured fairways, rolling hills, and lush greenery with local wildlife present throughout. Notable features include holes 13, 14, and 15, which are particularly picturesque. The course is described as accessible yet engaging, with challenging fairways and immaculate greens that provide an enjoyable round for various ability levels. The setting offers a relaxing country escape with all amenities expected from a top-rated golf destination. Beyond golf, the facility includes Putter's Grill restaurant known for offering 20 different poutine varieties, a clubhouse with dining overlooking the course, mini golf, and pro shop services, creating a comprehensive golf destination experience.

La Cala Resort Follow

Andalucía 2 upcoming events

La Cala Resort features three championship golf courses designed by Cabell B. Robinson, located in the Sierra de Mijas, 30 minutes from Málaga Airport and 20 minutes from Marbella. The courses-Campo America, Campo Asia, and Campo Europa-offer varied layouts across rolling hills with panoramic views of the Andalusian countryside and Mediterranean Sea. Additionally, a par-3 short course with six holes serves the resort's golf academy, which features a grass driving range, putting greens, chipping areas, and bunker practice spaces overlooking the sea. The courses present a mix of strategic challenge and scenic beauty, catering to golfers of different skill levels. The resort encompasses approximately 4 million square metres, with 2 million dedicated to green space, positioned between the UNESCO-protected Sierra de Mijas Natural Park and the Mediterranean coast, offering a comprehensive golf destination combining championship courses with hotel, spa, and dining facilities.

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Río Negro

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Santa Fe 3 upcoming events

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Andalucía 9 upcoming events

Club de Golf La Cañada is an 18-hole parkland course situated within the Sotogrande estate near Guadiaro, in the municipality of San Roque, Cádiz. The course opened in 1982 with an original nine holes designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., the architect responsible for the nearby Valderrama and Real Club de Golf Sotogrande. A second nine was added in 2002, designed by Dave Thomas, whose other local work includes San Roque Old Course. The full layout plays to a par of 71 and stretches to approximately 5,917 metres from the back tees, with a slope rating of 128 for men. It was the first municipal golf course on the Costa del Sol, developed to provide more accessible golf within the otherwise exclusive Sotogrande estate. The terrain is gently undulating rather than flat, making it comfortably walkable, and the course winds through tree-lined fairways featuring a mix of indigenous species including cork and olive trees. Bermuda grass fairways lead to fast, heavily contoured bent grass greens that are widely considered the standout feature of the layout. Water hazards and bunkering add variety throughout, and the course's elevated position provides views across the Guadiaro River valley and the Mediterranean Sea. The signature hole is the par-4 18th, which demands a tee shot carrying a large ravine - the cañada, or gully, from which the course takes its name - before a second shot to an exposed green. The par-3 17th, requiring a carry over a lake to a well-guarded green, is also frequently cited as one of the more memorable challenges on the course. Wind is a significant factor across much of the layout, adding difficulty that the relatively modest yardage might not otherwise suggest.

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CA

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TX

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Córdoba

La Chapelle Follow

Liège

The Golf Henri-Chapelle, located in Henri-Chapelle, Belgium, features three distinct golf courses within a single facility, totaling 45 holes. The courses are named Les Viviers, Le Charlemagne, and La Chapelle. Les Viviers is an 18-hole course with a par of 73, while Le Charlemagne is also an 18-hole course with a par of 70. The third course, La Chapelle, is a 9-hole layout with a par of 31. This configuration is noted as unique in the Euregio region. The golf course is situated in the province of Liège, set within the rolling hills of the Ardennes and the Eifel. The landscape is characteristic of the Pays de Herve region, described as verdant and hilly. The terrain offers panoramic views and is characterized by a mix of woods, hedges, fields, and fruit trees surrounding the holes. The facility has been operating since 1989. The courses are designed to accommodate players of all skill levels, with the variety of layouts ensuring that there is a suitable challenge for every golfer. The setting provides a friendly atmosphere, enhanced by the natural surroundings. The facility also includes an on-site hotel with 11 rooms and a restaurant offering regional cuisine, both located near the golf courses.

LA CIGALE TABARKA GOLF Follow

ولاية جندوبة

La Cigale Tabarka Golf is an 18-hole championship course located on the northwestern coast of Tunisia near the historic village of Tabarka, approximately 12 km from Tabarka International Airport. Designed by renowned American architect Ronald Fream, who has created over 100 courses across six continents, the layout was inspired by the celebrated Cypress Point Club at Pebble Beach. The course integrates naturally with its distinctive Mediterranean landscape, featuring pine forests, cork oak trees, beaches, and dramatic clifftop views overlooking the sea. The design thoughtfully incorporates the site's natural topography while maintaining impeccably maintained fairways and greens year-round that blend seamlessly with the surrounding environment. Set within the larger La Cigale Resort complex, which includes a 248-room hotel and 3,200 square-meter thalasso and spa facility, the course offers golfers an elevated experience in a tranquil coastal setting. The facility operates seasonally with extended hours during summer months (7 AM to 8 PM from June through September) to accommodate play throughout the year.

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Cundinamarca

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Ontario

La Colina Follow

Buenos Aires

La Colina Golf & Polo Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Open Door, Pilar, Buenos Aires, Argentina, situated just 12 kilometers from the city center. The course is developed along the banks of the Río Luján, stretching for more than four kilometers through a landscape defined by natural lagoons, streams, and large tree groves. Designed by Emilio Serra, a specialist who also worked on projects such as Club de Golf Las Praderas and Lagartos Country Club, the layout offers a challenging route for golfers of all handicaps. The course measures 7,001 yards from the championship tees, providing a demanding test of skill. The fairways are maintained with Tifton grass, while the greens are constructed with Agrostis Crenshaw. All greens meet USGA standards and are supported by a computerized irrigation system that ensures consistent playing conditions throughout the year. The design integrates the natural topography, with the fairways bordering the river and crossing natural water features, creating a visually distinct environment for play. La Colina opened in 2003 and features comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse, restaurant, pro shop, locker rooms, a driving range, and a putting green. The club also hosts a golf school and offers corporate event services, catering to both member and visiting golfers. The course's location near the capital, accessible via the highway, allows it to serve as a premier destination for golf and polo activities within the La Colina Villa de Campo complex.

La Colombera Golf Club Follow

Lombardia

Colombera Golf Club is recognized as a "campo giardino" (garden-style course) located in Castrezzato, near the Franciacorta wine region, approximately 30 minutes from Brescia city center and one hour from Milan. The club features twelve holes spread across thirty hectares of maintained green space, open year-round. The course includes a practice facility with thirty northward-facing stations designed to optimize player visibility during training, along with approach areas and a putting green. The club operates with three professional instructors and maintains a Golf Academy for instruction. With nearly four hundred members, Colombera Golf Club combines its course with comprehensive hospitality facilities. The Club House includes the Swing Café, serving light meals with locally-sourced products, and features a veranda overlooking the natural landscape. An adjacent restaurant, La Colombera, offers more formal dining for special events and dinners. The club hosts regular tournaments throughout the year and maintains an informal atmosphere while promoting competitive play and member engagement. Its garden-style design emphasizes integration with the natural landscape of the Franciacorta region.

la Contenta Lakes Golf Follow

CA

La Contenta Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72 that plays to 6,141 yards from the back tees. Designed by Richard Bigler and opened in 1973, the course is nestled within the picturesque Sierra Foothills at the heart of the historic "Gold Country" in Valley Springs, California. The course features a blend of meadow and valley fairways and rolling terrain highlighted by the dramatic drop of the signature 13th hole. The signature hole at La Contenta Golf Club is hole 13, a 178-yard par-3 which drops 100 feet from off the tee to an L-shaped green almost completely surrounded by water. Hole 9, a 392-yard par-4, is the number 1 handicap hole on the course, while the easiest hole is hole 17, a 309-yard par-4. The course presents a challenging layout with water features coming into play on several holes and strategically placed bunkers. The course has undergone a bent grass conversion, eliminating most poa annua grasses to achieve the purest of putting surfaces. La Contenta Golf Club has been one of northern California's most popular public courses for more than three decades. The layout affords outstanding vistas of the surrounding area on virtually every hole.

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Guayas

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CA

La Crosse Country Club Follow

WI

La Crosse Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Onalaska, Wisconsin, nestled in the Emerald Valley region. Established in 1995, the course stretches over 7,000 yards and is designed to offer a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. The layout features serene views over a beautifully manicured course that showcases the natural landscape of the Coulee Region. The course combines the challenge of championship-level play with accessibility for recreational golfers, making it suitable for diverse playing abilities. Set within a private country club facility, the golf course is complemented by top-tier facilities and amenities. The course is characterized by its scenic setting and well-maintained grounds, providing memorable golfing experiences within a family-oriented club environment that serves both members and non-member event participants.

La Cumbre Country Club Follow

CA

La Cumbre Country Club is located in Hope Ranch, Santa Barbara, nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Ynez Mountains. This historic course is set on rolling terrain that was recognized for its natural beauty by early Spanish settlers. The club offers a challenging layout suitable for golfers of all skill levels, with the warm Santa Barbara climate providing excellent playing conditions year-round. Beyond the golf course, La Cumbre functions as a comprehensive country club membership facility, featuring six championship plexi-pave tennis courts, an aquatics area, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and multiple dining venues ranging from casual to formal. The club is characterized by its rich tradition and emphasis on elegant facilities combined with attentive service. While specific details about hole count, par, or designer information are not provided in the available content, the course is recognized as one of the most historic in the Santa Barbara region and serves as the area's definitive membership club.

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Córdoba

La Cumbre Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-70 course located in La Cumbre, Córdoba, Argentina. Designed by Juan Dentone, who also created the Mar del Plata Golf Club, the layout spans 6,011 yards and is set against the backdrop of the local sierras. The course was established in 1924, with its construction beginning on land acquired from the San Gerónimo Estancia. The fairways are planted with Bermuda grass, while the greens utilize Tifway turf, providing a surface known for its speed and consistency. The terrain is characterized by a unique design that avoids natural water hazards, relying instead on a significant number of artificial obstacles and dog-legs to challenge players. A distinctive feature of the course is the use of local grasses to create "contoured cuts" that form island-like areas, forcing golfers to adapt their strategies. The layout includes numerous bunkers and requires precision, with the club maintaining a competitive classification since the installation of a modern irrigation system in the 1980s. The club has a rich tournament history, hosting the first PGA Professional Tour event in Argentina in April 1999. This tournament, held from April 5 to 11, was won by Eduardo Romero, who was followed by Paraguayan player R. Fretes. The course has also been the site of the Primera Gran Premio La Cumbre since 1958, featuring notable professionals such as Roberto de Vicenzo and Leopoldo Ruiz. Annual competitions include the Club Championships, which began in 1959, and the Gran Premio de Semana Santa. Beyond the golf course, the facility offers a full-service environment for members and visitors. The club house provides views of the sierras and houses a restaurant, bar, and pro-shop. Additional amenities include a practice area with a green, chipping zone, and bunkers, as well as tennis, squash, paddle, and swimming facilities. The club currently serves over 900 members and continues to maintain its grounds with modern machinery and ongoing improvements to its irrigation infrastructure.

La Dehesa de Morón Follow

Castilla y León

La Dehesa de Morón is a 9-hole golf course built in 1999 on natural heathland in Morón de Almazán, Soria, designed by Manuel Piñero. The layout features flat terrain traversed by the Morón River, which comes into play on seven holes, and a lake on the eighth hole. Wind can also be a significant factor during play. The course presents considerable technical difficulty, requiring strategic shot-making to avoid water hazards. Each hole presents distinct challenges that demand thoughtful course management and precise execution. The river's unpredictable positioning throughout the routing makes it a prominent feature that distinguishes the course from typical championship designs. Located just 300 meters from the town center of Morón de Almazán, the course offers an immersive natural setting that combines landscape character with demanding playability. The combination of water hazards, wind exposure, and strategic hole design creates a challenging but engaging experience suitable for players seeking to develop their skills while enjoying the surrounding countryside environment.