Golf Courses

Lake Lorain Golf Course ☆ Follow

PA

Lake Lorain Golf Course is a full-length 9-hole course located in Poyntelle, Pennsylvania, offering a scenic golfing experience overlooking Lake Lorain. The course features multiple tee options, including blue, white, gold, and red tees, accommodating golfers of varying skill levels and preferences. Set in a picturesque landscape, the course provides an enjoyable playing environment enhanced by the natural setting and abundant wildlife. Players can expect to encounter deer, rabbits, and the course's resident bald eagles during their rounds. The terrain and layout create an engaging challenge while maintaining accessibility for different golfer abilities. The course management demonstrates a commitment to continuous improvement, regularly updating tee areas, greens, and other facilities to maintain quality standards. The property combines the appeal of country air and natural surroundings with well-maintained golfing amenities. Lake Lorain Golf Course welcomes both casual players and members, hosting tournaments and private outings throughout the year, making it a community-focused facility in northeastern Pennsylvania.

Lake Louise Golf Club ☆ Follow

NC

Lake MacBride Golf Course ☆ Follow

IA

Lake MacBridge Golf Club is a nine-hole course located in Solon, Iowa, featuring a par 36 layout that measures approximately 3,200 yards from the back tees and 2,900 yards from the middle white tees. The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels with multiple tee options. The design emphasizes a picturesque setting characterized by tree-lined fairways, watered fairways, and large challenging greens. Water hazards, including ponds and the course's namesake lake, come into play on several holes, adding strategic difficulty to the layout. The scenic landscape provides an aesthetically pleasing round for all golfers. The course has been recognized as the Best Golf Course in the Iowa City Choice Awards for 2025. Beyond golf, the facility features an event center overlooking the first tee, available for private parties and corporate functions, along with an on-site dining and beverage venue called Spirits on the Green.

Lake Maloney Golf Course ☆ Follow

NE

Lake Merced Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

CA

Lake Merced Golf Club is a historic private course located in Daly City, California, founded in 1922. Originally designed by Alister MacKenzie, the course has been shaped by notable architects Robert Muir Graves, Rees Jones, and most recently Gil Hanse, who completed a comprehensive restoration to MacKenzie's original vision. The course is situated in an urban landscape setting with stunning surroundings that provide a tranquil golfing environment. Lake Merced offers championship-level golf and presents an unparalleled challenge for skilled players seeking a memorable experience. The club combines its richly preserved heritage with modern amenities and maintains a vibrant community of members fostering a welcoming atmosphere. The course serves as both a private club for member rounds and an event venue for milestone occasions. Its long competitive history reflects its standing as an iconic destination in the San Francisco Bay Area golf community.

Lake Michigan Hills Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Lake Michigan Hills Golf Club, established in 1969, is a classic design by Charles Maddox Sr. located in Benton Harbor, Michigan. The course was developed from a former fruit orchard and features lush tree-lined fairways with notable elevation changes that are atypical for the Great Lakes region. Consistently rated among the top public golf courses in southwest Michigan, Lake Michigan Hills has received a four-star rating from Golf Digest's Best Places to Play. The course presents a timely challenge for skilled golfers while maintaining aesthetic appeal, with views from the elevated clubhouse overlooking the fairways. The clubhouse sits high on a bluff, providing scenic vistas across the property. Lake Michigan Hills served as the official qualifying venue for the Western Amateur from the 1970s through 2008, hosting numerous professionals during their amateur years, including notable players such as Payne Stewart, Mark O'Meara, Jack Nicklaus Jr., Lee Janzen, and Adam Scott. The venue has also hosted competitions including the Michigan Players Tour and Chicago Open qualifiers, establishing itself as a premier competition site in the region.

Lake Mills Golf Course ☆ Follow

WI

Lake Mills Golf Club, located in Lake Mills, Wisconsin, is an 18-hole golf course with a rich history dating back to 1927. Originally founded as a nine-hole course through community investment, the club expanded to its current 18-hole layout in later years under ownership by Monte Lounsbury, who acquired additional land east of the original course. The course evolved from its humble beginnings, when members hand-shaped fairways and manually removed stones from the fields. A notable landmark, the "Chocolate Drop," remains on the edge of the 9th fairway, formed from accumulated field stones. The clubhouse, originally a farmhouse from the property's agricultural past, has undergone significant renovations since 1972. Recent ownership and management have focused on course improvements, including irrigation system restoration, tee box leveling, and sand trap repairs. The facility operates as both a golf course and dining venue, featuring casual amenities like Friday night fish fries and event hosting capabilities through its clubhouse and grill. The course maintains accessibility for both local players and visitors seeking a traditional Wisconsin golf experience.

Lake Mohawk Golf Club ☆ Follow

NJ

Lake Mohawk Golf Club's 18-hole course in Sparta, New Jersey features 6,885 yards for a par of 72 and was designed by Duer Irving Sewall, opening in 1928. The course has a rating of 73.0 with a slope rating of 126 on bentgrass greens. The scenic course is nestled between Lake Mohawk and a high Alpine ridge at the base of Sparta Mountain. The small greens were designed to challenge shot-making, and putting surfaces have been characterized by visiting PGA Tour professionals as equal to any in professional tournaments. World-renowned architect Pete Dye conducted an evaluation of the course, leading to improvements including added sand traps, removal of rocks and ledge in fairways, extended tees, and softened greens. The facility includes an onsite driving range with practice tees. Lake Mohawk Golf Club regularly hosts the New Jersey State Golf Association (part of the USGA) and New Jersey State PGA tournaments. The club represents a member-operated, volunteer-oriented equity golf club where the meticulously maintained course continues to evolve and challenge lovers of the game.

Lake Monterey Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

Lake Morey Country Club ☆ Follow

VT

Lake Morey Country Club is an 18-hole public golf course located in Fairlee, Vermont, near Hanover, New Hampshire. The par 70 course stretches 6,024 yards and has been in continuous operation since 1929, with a significant redesign completed in 1989 that established its current layout. The course features irrigated fairways and greens supported by an efficient drainage system, ensuring consistent playing conditions throughout the season. The design presents contrasting characteristics across its layout: the front nine is relatively flat and straightforward, while the back nine transitions into mountainous terrain with notable scenic vistas of the Green Mountains. The course incorporates sand traps, water hazards, and strategically well-guarded greens that demand accuracy from players of all skill levels, creating moderate to challenging conditions. Lake Morey Country Club holds significant historical importance as the home of the Vermont Open Championship for over 50 years. The course serves both recreational golfers and competitive players, hosting group functions, company outings, and various leagues and programs. Professional instruction is available through PGA pros offering both group lessons and private coaching.

Lake Murray Golf Center ☆ Follow

SC

Lake Murray Golf Center is a 9-hole Par 3 golf facility located in Chapin, South Carolina, established in 1994. The course features holes ranging from 60 to 162 yards and is situated on 15 acres of wooded land surrounded by several lakes and streams. The facility includes a lighted golf course, driving range, and short game practice area, making it accessible for play throughout evening hours. The course is designed as a par 3 layout, offering an accessible option for golfers of all skill levels. Its woodland setting provides scenic views while the varied hole lengths—from short chip shots to longer approaches—create playable challenges for beginners and experienced golfers alike. The proximity to water features and natural terrain adds character to the layout. Located at 2032 Old Hilton Road, the facility serves the Lake Murray area near Chapin, providing a practice-oriented golf experience alongside its 9-hole course option. The lighted fairways allow for extended play hours, particularly appealing to recreational golfers seeking evening rounds.

Lake Nehai Golf Course ☆ Follow

MO

Lake O' The Hills Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

Lake O' The Hills Golf Club is a 9-hole par-27 course located in Haslett, Michigan, situated within the Lake O' The Hills residential community between Haslett Road and Lake Lansing Road. The course spans 1,500 yards and is designed as a par-3 layout, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels. The course features rolling elevation changes and mature, tree-lined fairways that create a scenic, park-like setting. Key characteristics include large, undulating greens, multiple teeing areas to accommodate varied play, and a balanced mix of short, medium, and longer par-3 holes. The course maintains well-groomed conditions and offers a dedicated practice green for putting and chipping. As an all-par-3 course, Lake O' The Hills provides an ideal venue for beginners and casual players while offering experienced golfers an opportunity to refine their short game technique. The course operates seasonally from mid-April through late September and is open to the public. Golf carts and pull carts are available for rent, with reservations handled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Lake of Isles ☆ Follow

CT

Lake of Isles Golf Club and Resort, located in North Stonington, Connecticut adjacent to Foxwoods Resort Casino, is a premier golf facility that opened in 2005. The course was designed by renowned architect Rees Jones and has consistently ranked among the top golf facilities in the country. The North Course features a challenging layout set across rolling terrain with island greens and tees that offer extraordinary views from every hole. The course is characterized by its picturesque natural landscape in southeastern Connecticut, providing a scenic backdrop throughout play. Lake of Isles caters to golfers of all skill levels through its comprehensive golf academy, which offers instruction in four indoor teaching studios equipped with advanced technology including TrackMan and Toptracer analysis. The practice facility spans 60,000 square feet of teeing space plus dedicated putting, chipping, and bunker areas. The facility serves as a premier destination for group outings, corporate retreats, and charity tournaments. Members enjoy exclusive access to the courses and lifestyle benefits through partnerships with Kempersports facilities nationwide. The resort offers integrated amenities including fine dining, spa services through partnerships with nearby luxury properties, and comprehensive wedding and event hosting capabilities.

Lake of the Forest Golf Course ☆ Follow

KS

Lake of the Forest is a 9-hole course featuring 3,360 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. The course was built in 1922 and is located in Bonner Springs and is a private course. The course features a unique, nine-hole, sand green, pasture golf layout. Rolling hills, a stream, strategically placed trees, grasses and boulders make this 3021-yard course fun and challenging to play. In early 2014 the golf course was added to the Register of Historic Kansas Places and the National Register of Historic Places making it the first golf course in Kansas to receive this honor. The course is situated within a gated residential community centered around a 40-acre lake in the Kansas City metropolitan area, within reasonable distance of major highways and urban centers in Kansas and Missouri.

Lake of the Pines Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Lake of the Sandhills Golf Course ☆ Follow

Manitoba

Lake of the Sandhills Golf Course is an 18-hole premier golf course located at Buffalo Point Resort on the shores of Lake of the Woods in Manitoba. The course is playable from four different tees, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. Set in a scenic landscape with water views and substantial tree coverage, the course offers a picturesque natural setting overlooking Muskeg Bay. A distinctive feature is "The Gambler," a unique 19th hole—a 137-yard island green that serves as a group experience venue for competitions such as closest-to-the-pin contests. Players completing the full 18 holes can play this bonus hole free of charge. The course is well-conditioned and competitively priced, offering various green fee options for different player categories including seniors, juniors, and twilight golfers. It operates as a four-season resort facility with integrated stay-and-play packages combining accommodations with rounds of golf. The course caters to tournament play and group events while maintaining accessibility for casual rounds.

Lake of the Woods Golf Course ☆ Follow

MO

Lake of the Woods Golf Course ☆ Follow

IL 1 upcoming event

Lake of the Woods Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation course located in Mahomet, Illinois, that opened in 1951. The par-72 course features four sets of tees ranging from 5,000 to 6,500 yards, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The facility also includes a 9-hole par-3 course, driving range, and fully stocked pro shop. As an Audubon International certified golf course, Lake of the Woods emphasizes environmental stewardship while maintaining playability. The course is known for its manageable length relative to its par rating, making it accessible to recreational players. The relatively modest yardage from the back tees combined with affordable rates positions it as a value-oriented option for the Champaign County area. Beyond traditional golf, the course offers FootGolf, golf simulators, and professional instruction including private lessons, group clinics, and club fitting services. The facility hosts corporate events, fundraisers, and tournaments, with dedicated staff managing outing details. Lake of the Woods serves as a community golf destination, supporting men's and women's associations and indoor golf leagues.

Lake Oroville Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Lake Oswego Public Golf Course ☆ Follow

OR

Lake Padden Golf Course ☆ Follow

WA

Lake Panorama National Golf Course ☆ Follow

IA

Lake Panorama National Golf Course is an 18-hole par-72 course located in Panora, Iowa, designed by Richard Watson in 1971. The course stretches to 7,024 yards with a rating of 74.0 and slope of 128, offering a moderate to challenging layout with variety in yardage options for different skill levels. Set within the Lake Panorama National Resort, the course is open to the public and serves as a venue for Iowa Section PGA and Iowa Golf Association tournaments annually, indicating its recognized quality and conditioning standards. The course features traditional golf amenities including cart paths and fairways maintained under standard golf course management practices. Lake Panorama National offers multiple membership options including annual passes and stay-and-play packages for resort guests. The course accommodates public tee times up to 14 days in advance, with extended booking available for passholders. The facility maintains pace-of-play standards with tee times scheduled every 10 minutes and an expected round time of 4 hours 30 minutes for 18 holes, supporting organized competitive and recreational play throughout the year.

Lake Park Golf Club Championship Course ☆ Follow

TX

Lake Park Golf Club's Championship Course was designed by Jeff Brauer and Lanny Wadkins. The course is an 18-hole, par 70 layout that plays 6,135 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 68.3 and slope of 108. Located below the Lake Lewisville dam, it was originally known as Oak Ridge Park. Mature trees frame gently rolling, forgiving Bermuda fairways and generous greens, with multiple tees on each hole enabling golfers of all ages and abilities. The course is fairly flat with fairways framed by mounding, has just a handful of bunkers, water on eight holes, and wind serves as the course's biggest defense. Notable holes include the opening hole which goes 465 yards with water in play off the tee, and hole 8, which offers a risk-reward situation with two small ponds protecting the green 312 yards away. The course has been named by Golf Digest among the "Best Places You Can Play" due to its immaculate conditioning and playability. The facility is complemented by an expansive golf practice facility featuring an all-grass driving range and short game area on the shores of Lake Lewisville.