Golf Courses

Kvicksunds Golfklubb ☆ Follow

Södermanlands län

Kvicksund Golf is a nine-hole, par-3 course located in Kvicksund, situated on a sandy ridge near the shore of Lake Mälaren between Västerås and Eskilstuna. The layout is designed for speed and accessibility, allowing players to complete a round in approximately 90 minutes. The facility operates as a pay-and-play venue open year-round, featuring a driving range equipped with powerful LED floodlights that enable night play. The course is characterized by its practical design and lack of restrictive rules, catering to both serious golfers and those new to the sport. A conveyor belt system transports balls from the range to the first tee, facilitating a quick start. The club offers club and ball rentals for visitors who do not bring their own equipment, and green fees are handled via on-site machines accepting Swish payments without the need for prior time booking. Kvicksund Golf does not appear to have a recorded tournament history or notable professional design credits associated with the layout. The primary focus of the course is on providing a convenient, accessible golfing experience for the local community and visitors to the Mälardalen region, supported by a membership structure that includes family, junior, and corporate options.

Kvinnherad Golfklubb (Underheim Golfbane) ☆ Follow

Vestland

Kwabonambi Golf Course ☆ Follow

KwaZulu-Natal

Kwachere Golf Course ☆ Follow

Kasungu

Kweda Golf Course ☆ Follow

Western Australia

Kweda Golf Club is a 9 Hole public golf course in The Heartlands region. Located at Brookton-Kweda Rd, Kweda, Western Australia, 6306, the course sits within the Wheatbelt agricultural region. Built in 1971, Kweda Golf Club has a par of 35 and is 2750 yards in length. The course features sand greens, a distinctive characteristic that reflects historical golf course construction methods. The club is open to the public. The course represents a traditional rural golf experience, maintaining its original design and construction standards from its establishment over five decades ago.

Kwinana Golf Club ☆ Follow

Western Australia

Kwinana Golf Club is located in picturesque native woodland approximately 30 minutes south of Perth CBD in Western Australia. The course is set among towering Marri, Tuart, and Eucalyptus trees with abundant native wildlife, offering a natural, scenic setting. The course features immaculate fairways, fast and pure greens, and well-placed bunkers, establishing itself as one of the best-designed and most challenging courses in Western Australia. The layout demands strategic play, particularly around the bunker placements and green conditions. The club welcomes both members and public green fee players, with open competitions available daily for those with a Golf Australia handicap. Facilities are extensive, including a licensed bar, fully stocked pro-shop, driving range, and bistro with views overlooking the course. The club maintains high standards with recent course renovations demonstrating commitment to playability and presentation. The course is noted for its difficulty level and challenging nature, appealing to golfers seeking a demanding round in a natural woodland environment.

Kwiniaska Golf Club ☆ Follow

VT 1 upcoming event

Kwiniaska Golf Club is an 18-hole semi-private golf course located in Shelburne, Vermont, positioned above the historic village with commanding views of Northern Vermont's Green Mountains and the Adirondack Mountains across Lake Champlain. The course was redesigned by PB Dye, a notable golf course architect known for challenging designs. The layout offers an enjoyable yet challenging experience suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The scenic setting, with its mountain vistas and positioning near Lake Champlain, provides an attractive backdrop for play. The course operates seasonally from May through October, weather permitting. Kwiniaska maintains semi-private status, allowing both members and non-members to play, though members have the advantage of online tee time booking while non-members must call ahead. The facility includes a practice area and enforces a dress code requiring proper golf attire with restrictions on blue jeans, tank tops, and t-shirts. The course serves as a championship-level venue in the Vermont golf market.

Kyabram Parkland Golf Course ☆ Follow

Victoria

Kyabram Valley View Golf and Bowls Club ☆ Follow

Victoria 1 upcoming event

Kyabram Valley View Golf and Bowls Club is an 18-hole, Par 72 golf course located just outside Kyabram in Northern Victoria, Australia. The course is nestled in the valley of Mount Scobie, offering a distinctive setting within the natural landscape of the region. The club also features 16 bowls rinks alongside the golf facilities. The course's location in a valley setting provides natural terrain features that characterize the layout. As a Par 72 course, it presents a standard championship-length test of golf. The club operates with both summer and regular golf schedules and offers buggy hire facilities for members and visitors. The course hosts regular weekly competitions and maintains an active events calendar throughout the year, including regular tournaments and social golf occasions such as the "Chook Run" event.

Kyalami Country Club ☆ Follow

Gauteng

Kyalami Country Club is an 18-hole parkland-style golf course located in Midrand, Johannesburg, South Africa. Established in 1954, the course has earned a reputation as a hidden gem within the region's golfing community and is rated number 35 among South African golf courses. The course features a scenic parkland layout characterized by tree-lined fairways and strategically positioned raised greens that present a moderate challenge to golfers of varying skill levels. The setting emphasizes natural beauty with well-maintained grounds that invite play while demanding thoughtful club selection throughout the round. The terrain and design require golfers to utilize the full range of their equipment. Described as "fairly easy to walk and enjoy," the course balances accessibility with difficulty, particularly through its elevated green complexes that reward precise short-game execution. The landscape incorporates trees alongside fairways to increase strategic interest without creating excessive difficulty. Kyalami Country Club maintains facilities including a driving range, pro shop, coaching from PGA professionals, and a halfway house. The club features a clubhouse with conference facilities, an Italian restaurant, and casual dining options. The condition of the course is consistently praised, with smooth, inviting greens and cleanly cut fairways maintained to high standards.

Kyle Memorial Golf Course ☆ Follow

Manitoba

Kyle Memorial Golf Course is located 20 kilometers from the Canada/United States border in Dominion City, Manitoba. The course was originally created by Garnet Kyle and has evolved from its initial 3-hole layout into a full 9-hole course. The current layout measures 2,029 yards with a par of 33, making it an accessible course open to the public. The relatively short yardage and par-33 layout suggest a beginner-friendly or executive-style course suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The course features a licensed clubhouse offering food and beverage services, including appetizers and finger foods. A notable policy allows all players 17 and under to golf for free, promoting youth participation in the sport. The facility has modernized its payment options, adding debit machine capability alongside cash transactions.

Kyles of Bute Golf Club ☆ Follow

Argyll and Bute 1 upcoming event

Kyles of Bute Golf Club is a nine-hole course set on a hillside above Kames in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The course offers panoramic views across the water to the Island of Bute, with additional vistas extending across Loch Fyne to the Mull of Kintyre and south toward the Ayrshire coast past Arran. The nine holes are described as intriguing and varied in design, each presenting distinct challenges requiring thoughtful club and shot selection. Rather than traditional bunkers or traps, the course features burns, patches of heather and gorse, and blind shots on two holes to maintain difficulty and interest. The layout demands strategic play throughout the round. The setting provides excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing, with deer and numerous birds of prey frequently visible and heard during play. The elevated position and coastal location create a distinctive Scottish golf experience, combining challenging play with striking landscape and seascape features that characterize courses in the Argyll and Bute region.

Kyneton Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Kyneton Golf Club is an 18-hole challenging country golf course located an hour from Melbourne at Blackhill Road in Kyneton, Victoria. The course was designed by renowned course architect Vernon Morcom, known for his significant contributions to Australian golf course design. Set in a regional landscape, the course offers a challenging layout characteristic of quality country golf courses. The club is open to the public and social groups, welcoming visiting golfers alongside its membership base. Kyneton Golf Club maintains facilities to support both casual play and competitive club competitions, with an active leaderboard system for members. The course is accessible for tee time bookings and provides detailed information about each of its 18 holes for golfers planning their visit. The club's history and commitment to maintaining course conditions are documented through its policies and conditions of play.

Kyo Country Club ☆ Follow

千葉県

Kyogano GC ☆ Follow

三重県

Kyogano Golf Club is an 18-hole self-guided course located in Kitasei-cho, Inabe City, Mie Prefecture, Japan. The layout is designed as a flat course with minimal elevation changes, relying instead on subtle undulations and strategic bunkering to challenge players. The total yardage from the regular tees is 6,614 yards, with a par of 72. The front nine measures 3,106 yards, while the back nine extends to 3,148 yards. The course features Bentgrass greens, specifically Penncross, and offers five tee positions to accommodate varying skill levels. The course is characterized by a mix of short middles and long holes, requiring precise shot selection. The front nine includes two signature par-3s that demand tee shots over valleys. The third hole is a 175-yard challenge with a long, two-tiered green, while the thirteenth hole stretches to 173 yards and features a grass bunker guarding the front of the putting surface. These holes are designated as "Near Pin Recommended," highlighting the precision required to score well. The back nine presents significant length, anchored by two demanding par-5s. The fifth hole is a 470-yard uphill finish where the second shot must navigate toward a two-tiered green protected by a front bunker. The tenth hole is a 511-yard downhill par-5 that requires careful management of the fairway's subtle slopes to avoid difficult recovery shots. The fifteenth hole, at 544 yards, is another long par-5 where players must avoid bunkers on the approach to a two-tiered green. Facilities at the course include eco-friendly battery carts equipped with GPS navigation to display distances to the cup. Yardage markers are provided at the edge of the fairways and at the center of the greens, with flags visible from most tee boxes to aid in club selection. The course is designed to be accessible to both casual players and competitive golfers, with wide fairways on many holes allowing for aggressive driving, particularly on the par-5s.

Kyogle Golf Club ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Kyogle Golf Club is a 9-hole course with 18 tees and a par of 70. Located approximately half an hour from Brisbane and less than one and a half hours from Byron Bay, Ballina, and the Gold Coast, the course sits in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales. The course is characterized by well-kept tree-lined fairways with hazards including trees, lagoons, sand, and out of bounds. The club features alternate tees for the second nine holes which change the approaches to fairways and alter par 3s to 4s, making the second nine completely different to the first nine on most holes. Kyogle is described as the gateway to the rainforest and lies at the heart of Summerland. The course offers plenty to test even the most experienced golfers. The clubhouse is spacious and modern with comfortable surroundings and lovely views of the course and up towards the Border Ranges. The course has established tournament traditions, with regular competition days and feature golfing events held throughout the year for members and visitors.

Kyoran CC ☆ Follow

広島県

Kyoran Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Mihara, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East, West, and Central courses. Each nine plays to a par of 36, making the full 27-hole layout a par 108. The course is situated in a hilly terrain that utilizes natural elevation changes to create strategic challenges, with significant yardage variations between the back, regular, and front tees. The East Course features a mix of uphill and downhill shots, highlighted by the par-4 seventh hole, which requires a tee shot over a water hazard followed by an uphill second shot. The layout includes several dogleg holes and fairways bordered by out-of-bounds areas, particularly on the first and fourth holes. The back tees on this nine stretch to 3,313 yards, while the regular tees offer a 3,098-yard challenge. The West Course is characterized by its rolling terrain and blind shots. The par-4 fourth hole is a long, dogleg left that requires a precise second shot over a fairway bunker. The ninth hole serves as a demanding par-5 for long hitters, offering a reachable birdie opportunity for those who can navigate the uphill finish. This nine plays 3,156 yards from the back tees, with the par-3 third hole providing a scenic valley-over approach. The Central Course offers a different test, featuring a prominent two-tiered "tower" green on the sixth hole and a blind approach on the fourth. The par-3 eighth hole is noted for its variable difficulty depending on pin placement, particularly when positioned to the right rear. With a total yardage of 3,160 from the back tees, the Central loop demands accurate iron play and careful distance management to handle the steep slopes and elevated greens.

Kyoto CC ☆ Follow

京都郡

Kyoto Golf Club Funayama Course ☆ Follow

京都府

Kyoto Golf Club Kamigamo Course ☆ Follow

京都府

Kyoto Golf Course ☆ Follow

河北省

Kyoto Ohara Public Course Management Department ☆ Follow

京都府

Kyoto Ohara Public Course is a public-access golf facility located in the Ohara area of Kyoto, approximately 30 minutes by car from central Kyoto. The course is set within mountains surrounding the area, known for the historic Sanzen-in temple. The course features 18 holes totaling 6,209 yards with a par of 72. The layout includes four par-3 holes, ten par-4 holes, and four par-5 holes, providing varied challenge across both the front nine (OUT) and back nine (IN) nines. Both nines par at 36, with the OUT measuring 3,147 yards from the back tees and the IN measuring 3,062 yards. The course offers multiple tee options accommodating different skill levels, with back, regular, and ladies' tees available. Notable longer holes include the 545-yard par-5 11th hole and the 512-yard par-5 7th hole. Shorter par-3 holes, such as the 160-yard 3rd, provide precision play opportunities. Play is facilitated by electromagnetic induction golf carts for easy movement throughout the course. The facility offers flexible play options, allowing golfers to play full rounds or nine-hole sessions. The course is designed to be accessible to golfers of varying abilities and experience levels.

Kyowa Country Club ☆ Follow

愛知県

The Sanko Country Club Kyowa Course is an 18-hole golf facility located in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The course is set within a vast, natural landscape that emphasizes harmony with the surrounding environment. The layout features wide fairways and subtle undulations, designed to provide a playing experience that aligns with the traditional spirit of the game. The terrain is characterized by comfortable turf conditions and strategically placed hazards that challenge players while maintaining a sense of flow. The design focuses on offering a premium competitive environment, utilizing the natural topography to create a field that stimulates golfing strategy. Play at the club is conducted with caddies, and the use of carts is permitted within the course boundaries, allowing for a comfortable round. The course is divided into an outward nine and an inward nine. The club's history and facilities are centered around a clubhouse described as having a dignified atmosphere, featuring Spanish-style tiled roofs and marble accents. The venue hosts various competitions throughout the year, including monthly events and specific tournaments such as the 18th AGA Prefectural Sports Games golf qualifying rounds. The course also serves as a venue for group events and professional competitions, maintaining a schedule of regular play and official contests.

Kyowa Golf Club ☆ Follow

滋賀県

Located in Yamanaka-no-tani, Wazuka-cho, Soraku-gun, Kyoto Prefecture, Kyowa Golf Club is a 18-hole course set in a relatively flat landscape. The layout is characterized by wide fairways and open sightlines, with green visibility available on 15 of the 18 holes. This design, which avoids significant elevation changes, makes the course particularly accessible and popular among senior and female golfers. The course is situated approximately 25 kilometers from the Setagishi Interchange of the Meishin Expressway. The course features a mix of par 3, 4, and 5 holes with varying yardages across different tees. The front nine includes a par-4 first hole ranging from 339 to 355 yards, a par-5 second hole stretching up to 481 yards from the blue tees, and a demanding par-4 third hole that reaches 340 yards. The par-3 fifth hole presents a significant challenge at 186 yards from the back tees, while the seventh hole is a shorter 156-yard par-3. The back nine continues with long par-5s, including the ninth hole at 567 yards and the 18th hole, which is listed at 547 yards from the blue tees. Key characteristics of the course include its expansive nature and the visibility of greens from the tee boxes, which aids in club selection and course management. The par-72 layout offers multiple tee options, with red tees providing a more accessible distance for players, such as the 220-yard third hole or the 128-yard fifth hole. The course design prioritizes playability and flow, contributing to its reputation as a friendly environment for leisure play and casual competition.