Golf Courses

La Cité Golf Club ☆ Follow

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.

La Costa Country Club ☆ Follow

Guayas

La Costa Omni Resort Golf Course ☆ Follow

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.

La Cumbre Golf Club ☆ Follow

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.

La Dolce Vita Golf Course ☆ Follow

Northern

La Dolce Vita Golf Course is a six-hole facility located within the La Dolce Vita Holiday Villas resort in Savusavu, Fiji. The course is designed to provide a recreational golf experience for guests, featuring a mix of hole types to vary the challenge. Specifically, the layout consists of three Par 3 holes and three Par 4 holes. The course is situated on the property of the holiday villas, allowing guests easy access for play. It is described as a fun and engaging option for those looking to stay active during their stay. The setting is part of the broader resort environment, which includes other amenities such as a bocce court and walking tracks. The course appears to be a private or semi-private facility primarily serving resort guests rather than a public championship venue.

La Duquesa Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

Andalucía

La Durance ☆ Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

La Durance is a six-hole golf course located at the Golf International de Pont Royal in Mallemort, France. Situated just five minutes from the club’s primary eighteen-hole Ballesteros course, the layout serves as a dedicated training center. The course is integrated into the Provencal pine forest, running alongside the Canal de la Durance, which provides the setting for its name. The layout consists of five par 3 holes and one par 4, covering a total distance of 950 meters. The par 4 is the third hole, measuring 275 meters from the back tees, while the remaining five holes are all par 3s. The par 3s vary in length, with the longest being the fifth hole at 155 meters and the shortest being the sixth hole at 105 meters. The course features handicap indices ranging from 1 to 6, with the first hole carrying a handicap of 6 and the fifth hole carrying a handicap of 1. Designed for technical precision, the course requires accurate shot-making to score well. It is maintained to a high standard to allow for competitions that prepare players for the more demanding challenges on the main eighteen-hole course. The setting allows golfers to play between two appointments or to practice their game in an environment scented with thyme and pine.

La Eloisa ☆ Follow

Buenos Aires

La Envía Golf ☆ Follow

Andalucía 3 upcoming events

Located on the slopes of Sierra de Gádor in Almería, Spain, La Envía Golf offers exceptional views of the Bay of Almería. The course is set within an oasis of palm trees, pitacos, and native shrubs, providing an idyllic natural setting. The facility features a full-service golf academy for instruction and hosts regular tournaments throughout the year. The course is complemented by on-site amenities including a restaurant with a magnificent terrace overlooking the golf course, apartments for accommodation, and various dining options that showcase the scenic beauty of the location. La Envía Golf is designed as a destination golf course where players can combine their round with relaxation and enjoyment of the natural landscape. The combination of challenging play, Mediterranean vegetation, and panoramic views of the bay makes it a distinctive venue in the Almería region. The course maintains high standards of maintenance and offers both casual and competitive play opportunities through its academy and tournament programs.

La Esperanza Golf Club ☆ Follow

Jujuy

La Estancia Golf Club ☆ Follow

La Altagracia

La Estancia Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by renowned architect P.B. Dye, located in the Eastern Zone of the Dominican Republic. Situated in an exclusive private resort development spanning 3 million square meters, the course is positioned along the Chavón River with proximity to nearby beaches including Dominicus and Bayahibe. The course benefits from the region's natural beauty and Caribbean landscape. The layout is characterized as one of the country's premier golf destinations, designed to provide a challenging and memorable experience for players of varying skill levels. The course features a clubhouse facility that includes a restaurant, bar, and pro-shop to serve golfers' needs. La Estancia is strategically located less than 5 minutes from La Romana International Airport, making it accessible to both local and traveling golfers. The resort development includes comprehensive amenities beyond golf, such as a beach club, spa, gymnasium, and event spaces. The course accommodates various play options including 18-hole, 9-hole, and twilight rounds, with offerings for visitors, members, and tour groups.

La Faisanera Golf Segovia ☆ Follow

Castilla y León

La Faisanera Golf Segovia is located in Palazuelos de Eresma, near Segovia, at kilometer 7 of the CL-601 road connecting the UNESCO World Heritage city of Segovia and the monumental San Ildefonso-La Granja. The course was designed by renowned Spanish player José María Olazábal and acclaimed architect José Luis Bastarreche, representing a spectacular and competitive layout. Situated in the "Quinta Real de Quitapesares" territory, the course benefits from an exceptional setting surrounded by cultural, artistic, and gastronomic excellence. The clubhouse spans over 3,000 square meters and features a spacious, luminous restaurant serving traditional Castilian cuisine, cafeteria, event halls, social lounges, panoramic terraces overlooking the course, golf shop, changing rooms, and a full club house. The course offers a challenging design characteristic of Olazábal's style. The facility provides comprehensive golfing amenities and hosts regular tournaments throughout the year, with a dedicated competition committee managing events and establishing local rules. The course maintains slope ratings and welcomes both members and visitors seeking a competitive golfing experience in central Segovia province.

La Finca Golf Los Lagos - Campo de Golf ☆ Follow

Comunidad de Madrid

La Finca Golf Los Lagos is an 18-hole championship course with par 72 located in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, approximately 15 minutes from the city center. Designed by Stirling & Martin Golf Course Architects, the course features distances ranging from 6,480 to 4,569 meters and accommodates players of all levels. Its design combines wide fairways and strategic greens for both challenging and enjoyable play. The fairways, tees and greens are planted with Agrostis bentgrass. The course stretches over 570 thousand square metres and is characterized by its variety of distances from tee off, broad fairways and greens with multiple flag positions. The course is built in the form of an auditorium, with several holes located on a slope to allow spectators maximum visibility during sporting competitions. Membership is limited to 777 members. All facilities and construction systems are designed toward maximum energy efficiency and water resource optimization, utilizing high-quality grasses requiring minimal maintenance and water. The course opened in 2023.

La Galera ☆ Follow

Castilla y León

La Galiana Campo de Golf ☆ Follow

Comunitat Valenciana

LA Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

NY

LA Golf & Country Club is a 9-hole golf course located in Clayton, New York, within the scenic Thousand Islands Region. Situated at 39711 State Route 180, the course offers players an accessible golfing experience in a picturesque landscape characterized by the natural beauty of the Thousand Islands area. The course operates on a walk-in basis with no tee time reservations required, making it convenient for casual play. It features a driving range and putting green for practice. LA Golf & Country Club maintains reciprocal agreements with other golf courses, allowing members additional playing opportunities at partner facilities. The course hosts league play and tournaments throughout the season, with a 2025 membership program available. In addition to golf facilities, the club operates an on-site restaurant and bar, providing dining and beverage options for members and guests. The straightforward 9-hole layout makes it accessible to golfers of various skill levels while maintaining the challenge and enjoyment expected of a country club course.

La Gorce Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

La Grace Golf Club Wakayama Course ☆ Follow

日高郡

La Grace Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 championship course located in Inan, Hida District, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Takaki Shinoaki of Honma Golf Co., Ltd., the course is set in a hilly landscape that takes advantage of the region's natural topography. The layout features a mix of uphill, downhill, and flat holes, with the total yardage reaching 7,210 yards from the back tees. The course opened in November 2005 and utilizes Bent grass greens, offering a challenging test for golfers seeking to navigate its varied terrain. The front nine presents a distinct character, highlighted by the second hole, a 187-yard par-3 that requires a carry over water from an elevated tee. This downhill short hole demands precise distance control, particularly given the frequent headwinds during the spring and summer months. The fourth hole stands out as the only uphill long par-5 on the course, measuring 528 yards from the back tees. This hole features a significant elevation change of 13.5 meters to the green, with a narrow fairway that penalizes errant shots into the rough or bunkers. The ninth hole serves as a demanding downhill par-4, offering a chance for birdie but requiring a powerful tee shot to avoid hazards. The back nine introduces long par-5s that test driving accuracy and distance. The fifteenth hole is a 575-yard par-5 where the fairway narrows, and the green is protected by a two-tiered design that complicates the approach shot. The eighteenth hole, a 519-yard par-5, concludes the round with a long approach that requires careful club selection. The course is designed to reward strategic play, with wide fairways on some holes like the first, which is noted for its generous width, contrasting with the tighter, more technical holes like the eleventh, a dogleg right that requires a precise carry over a bunker. La Grace Golf Club operates as a self-play facility with cart usage, catering to both individual golfers and groups. The course is part of a larger resort complex that includes a restaurant, locker rooms, and bathing facilities. While the course does not host major professional tournaments, it regularly hosts club competitions and open events, such as the Wakayama Prefecture Golf Association competitions. The design by Honma Golf emphasizes a blend of natural beauty and strategic difficulty, making it a notable destination in the Wakayama region for players looking to test their skills on a challenging hilly layout.