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Lakecliff On Lake Travis Golf

TX

Located near the Highland Lakes in the Hill Country, the course plays 6,754 yards to a par 71 and has five par 3s. Lakecliff Golf Course was designed by Arnold Palmer and features 12 man-made lakes, scenic waterfalls, and spectacular Hill Country views. One of the most notable aspects of the course is that it features bent grass greens, a rarity in the Hill Country. Located on the cliffs of Lake Travis inside the gates of Lakecliff on Lake Travis just outside of Austin, the course presents challenging terrain throughout. Hole #4 is a fun and challenging (#1 handicap) 500-yard par 5 that requires a carry over a deep ravine to a wide-open landing zone, then a slight left across a dry rock creek bed, and a challenging approach shot to a big odd-shaped green with lots of contour at the back. The layout offers a little bit of everything that makes the course fun and challenging - lots of big bunkers, forced carries, water on 11 holes, tough approaches, great greens, risk-reward opportunities, and more. Thanks to 5 sets of tee boxes Lakecliff offers an opportunity to make your round very demanding or fun and relaxing. Designed by Arnold Palmer, the Lakecliff golf course opened in 2003. The course changed hands in 2019 and the new owners have done a remarkable job in improving the course conditions.

Lakeland CC

栃木県

Lakeland CC is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Situated at the base of Mount Kogashi, the layout is designed by Hiroshi Umezawa and opened in May 1978. The course features two distinct green configurations, designated as Green A and Green B, which alter the yardage and difficulty for play. Green A measures 6,902 yards from the regular tees with a course rating of 72.0, while Green B measures 6,659 yards with a rating of 70.8. The terrain is characterized by undulating fairways and strategic hazards that challenge golfers throughout the round. The front nine on the Green A configuration plays to 3,444 yards, while the back nine covers 3,458 yards. Key holes include the long par-5 1st hole, which stretches to 529 yards from the regular tees, and the demanding par-5 12th hole at 549 yards. The course also features several par-3s, including the 15th at 180 yards and the 17th at 201 yards, which require precise approach shots. Obstacles such as water hazards and bunkers are integrated into the design to test accuracy. The 3rd hole features a water hazard where players must take a three-stroke penalty drop, while the 17th hole also carries water risks. Several holes, including the 5th, 9th, 12th, and 16th, carry Out of Bounds (OB) penalties, requiring players to advance four strokes for relief. The course utilizes Bent A and Bent B grass varieties for its putting surfaces. Lakeland CC has a recorded amateur course record of 68, set by Shozo Koike during a monthly cup event in August 2006. The facility includes a 250-yard driving range with 15 hitting bays. The course is operated by O&K Co., Ltd., a company associated with the Onward Group, which has managed the property since its rebranding from Kogashi Country Club in 1988.

Lakeland Golf Course

PA

Lakeland Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located at 1772 Kiser Lake Road in St. Paris, Ohio. Originally established in 1964, the layout was expanded and reworked in 2002 by owners Ron and Ana Burns with the design expertise of architect Barry Serafin. The course measures 6,932 yards from the championship tees and features five sets of tees to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. It carries a USGA rating of 73.4 and a slope rating of 135. The terrain is characterized by generous, impeccably groomed fairways that wind through native fescue grass and woodland areas. Natural water hazards come into play on several holes, while strategically positioned bunkers add challenge to the traditional design. The setting provides views of beautiful country backdrops, offering a layout that allows for an enjoyable round through a park-like environment. Lakeland Golf Club is recognized as a notable design in the Dayton and Columbus area. The course is frequently utilized for tournaments and outings, supported by the club's clubhouse and amenities which also serve as a venue for weddings and banquets. The facility maintains a reputation for professional service and is considered a premier destination for golf events in the region.

Lakeland Hills Golf Course

MI

Lakeland Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Jackson, Michigan, with a par of 72. The course measures 6,401 yards from the blue tees, 6,013 yards from the white tees, and 5,070 yards from the red tees, with additional gold tees available for seniors. The layout is described as open, which provides strategic advantages during fall play when fewer leaves make ball retrieval easier. This characteristic also contributes to the course's approachable design for golfers of varying skill levels. The course features a challenging layout suitable for competitive play while remaining accessible to recreational golfers. Lakeland Hills serves as a community hub, hosting daily golf leagues, tournaments, outings, fundraisers, and banquets. The facility includes a comfortable bar and banquet space with capacity for 200 people. The course's open terrain and design make it particularly popular during autumn months when course conditions and visibility are optimal for enjoyable rounds of golf.

Lakelands Golf Club

Western Australia

Lakelands Country Club is a premier private golf club located in Gnangara, Western Australia, approximately 30 minutes north of Perth City. The course is set in a serene rural setting and caters to both competitive and social golfers of all levels. The course features notable holes including The Seventh, a signature par 3 requiring accurate shot placement with a sloping front left; The Sixteenth, a challenging long dogleg par 5 with a wide green protected by bunkers; and The Eighteenth, a tough dogleg left finishing hole. The club has undergone significant recent course improvements under the direction of Course Architect Terry Gale, a multiple tour winner, enhancing the overall golfing experience. Lakelands Country Club has earned prestigious recognition, including the Pro-Am of the Year Award in 2016, which reflects the club's commitment to excellence and outstanding standards. The facility combines competitive golf opportunities with social amenities, including a clubhouse, restaurant, and comprehensive junior golf programs for players aged 5-18 years. The club maintains high standards across course maintenance, membership categories, and overall member experience.

Lakelands Golf Course

Queensland

Lakelands Golf Club is a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course located in Merrimac on the Gold Coast of Australia. Designed by the legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, who took twenty-five years to identify the perfect location for his first signature course in Australia, Lakelands represents world-class golf course design. The course is recognized as an international standard championship venue and is consistently ranked among the world's best golf courses. Lakelands offers unparalleled beauty combined with significant challenge, reflecting Nicklaus's expertise developed across nearly 300 courses worldwide. The course is situated in a picturesque setting that showcases the natural landscape of the Gold Coast region. Lakelands hosts various tournaments and championships, including club-level competitions such as the Club Championships. The facility includes a fully equipped pro shop, driving range, and a signature restaurant and bar, making it a comprehensive golf destination. The course welcomes both members and public players, offering daily green fees that include motorized cart hire.

Lakeridge Country Club

TX

LakeRidge Country Club's championship golf course was designed by Billy Martindale and Don January and blends seamlessly with its pristine natural surroundings in the gently rolling hills of Lubbock. The 18-hole course features 6,358 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Mature strands of trees frame tight emerald fairways and heavily bunkered greens, with water coming into play on nearly every hole-creating both strategic diversity and a stunning backdrop for golf. The par-3 fourth hole is a signature hole playing 187 yards from the back tees, featuring a water front, an extremely sloped green and a large bunker on the right. The par-5 sixth hole provides a challenging set-up, featuring a fairway framed by a road on the right, a lake on the left and a creek crossing the fairway at 250 yards off the tee. On the back nine, the dogleg-left 17th hole-a 453-yard monster-offers considerable exhilaration, featuring an undulating, tree-lined fairway and a bunker protecting the front right of the green.

Lakes Course

NV

The Lakes Course is one of two championship courses at Genoa Golf Club, located in Genoa, Nevada in the Carson Valley region. Co-designed by PGA Champion Peter Jacobsen and John Harbottle III, this links-style course features rolling fairways set against the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The 18-hole championship layout spans approximately 7,100 yards and incorporates water hazards into 14 of its holes, with lush wetlands and the winding Carson River creating strategic challenges throughout play. The course emphasizes the importance of long, straight driving due to its water-heavy design and rolling terrain. Situated at the base of the Sierra Nevada in the historic town of Genoa, the Lakes Course offers spectacular mountain vistas and wildlife viewing opportunities. The course has served as the home venue for the U.S. Open Qualifier, recognizing its championship-caliber playing conditions and design standards. Its combination of natural wetlands, river features, and mountain backdrop creates a challenging yet visually striking layout suitable for experienced golfers.

Lakes Course

NC

The Lake Course at Carolina Trace Country Club is an 18-hole private golf facility located in Sanford, North Carolina. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., the course opened for play in 1971 and winds around the 315-acre Lake Trace. It serves as one of two 18-hole courses within the Carolina Trace private golf community, the other being the Creek Course. The layout features five sets of tees-Black, Blue, White, Gold, and Red-to accommodate players of varying skill levels. The Black tees carry a slope rating of 139, while the Red tees are rated at 124. The fairways are surfaced in Bermuda grass, and the greens, which were renovated with Mini-Verde ultra-dwarf Bermuda in 2011, provide a consistent putting surface. A major renovation in 2015, guided by architect David Whelchel, included tree removal for improved sightlines, re-contouring of fairways, new cart paths, bunker modifications, and tee box leveling. The course is known for its challenging design and scenic integration with the water. Notable holes include the 6th and 8th, both par threes featuring dramatic downhill tee shots. The 13th par three offers a panoramic backdrop of Lake Trace. The back nine presents risk-reward opportunities on the 14th and 18th par fives, both bordered by water on one side with an inlet of Lake Trace to traverse on the second shot. The 18th hole is particularly demanding, featuring an 80-foot drop in elevation over its 507-yard length. The Lake Course has a significant tournament history, having hosted the US Women's Open Sectional Qualifier for six consecutive years from 2009 to 2014. It also hosted the North Carolina Super Senior Amateur State Championship in 2013 and the North Carolina Women's Senior State Amateur Championship in 2000.

Lakes Golf Course

SD

Lakes Golf Course is a 9-hole course located in Wentworth, South Dakota, featuring plush rolling fairways and classic greens set within a picturesque landscape. The course is characterized by subtle elevation changes throughout the layout that reward creative shot-making and test execution around the greens. A distinctive feature is the panoramic views of both Round Lake and Lake Madison, which enhance the playing experience and scenic beauty of the property. The course presents a moderately challenging layout suitable for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The terrain and design elements create an engaging test of golf without being overly demanding. The rolling topography and strategic green complexes provide variety across the nine holes, encouraging thoughtful club selection and shot strategy. Lakes Golf Course maintains good course conditions and hosts regular tournaments and events throughout the season, catering to the local golfing community.

Lakes of Lady Lake Golf Course

FL

The Lakes Golf Club in Lady Lake features 4,174 yards from the longest tees for a par of 63 and was designed by John Adams and Steve Nugent, opening in 1995. Located in the heart of Central Florida, the course features elevation changes and water hazards, with a mix of Par 3s and 4s on the front and back nine, finishing with a split fairway Par 5 on hole 18. The course has a rating of 59.3 with a slope of 96. The signature hole is number 8, a 288-yard par 4 with water downhill in front of the tee and uphill in front of the green. The course features four water hazards and tighter fairways. Currently, the course operates permanently as a 9-hole course, with 18-hole play involving two rounds of the same nine holes.

Lakes of the Four Seasons

IN

Lakes of the Four Seasons is an 18-hole private golf course established in 1966, located within the Lakes of the Four Seasons community in Crown Point, Indiana, spanning Lake and Porter Counties. The course is situated within a private residential community founded in 1966 that serves as one of Chicagoland's residential developments. The course has operated for over 50 years, offering private membership experiences at affordable rates to the Northwest Indiana region. The community emphasizes a lifestyle concept with its tagline "Play where you live. Live where you play," indicating the golf course is integrated into the residential community experience. The facility includes amenities such as a golf shop, dining options, and a golf simulator for members. The course serves various member groups including men's and women's golf associations and multiple leagues, suggesting an active membership base and competitive play opportunities.

Lakes Resort

Waikato

Lakes Swan CC/Lakeside CC

兵庫県

Located in Takasago, Hyogo Prefecture, Lakes Swan Country Club is a 27-hole facility situated on the shores of Lake Toya. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts: the East, North, and South courses. The East Course is characterized as a hilly terrain offering views of the Ura Rokko mountains, with complex undulations in the fairways that dictate shot placement. The North Course features wide fairways interspersed with five strategically placed ponds, while the South Course is described as flat and straight, presenting a longer, more demanding challenge with significant distance variations between holes. The East Course plays to a par of 36 with a total yardage of 3,301 from the championship tees. Its signature holes include the long par-4 fourth, which stretches 501 yards from the back tees, and the demanding par-5 ninth at 544 yards. The North Course, currently closed as of April 2024, offers a par-36 layout with a championship yardage of 3,311. It features a lengthy par-5 seventh hole measuring 570 yards from the championship tees, alongside a short par-3 eighth at 155 yards. The South Course is the longest of the three, playing to a par of 36 with 3,427 yards from the championship tees. It includes a 494-yard par-5 fifth and a 488-yard par-5 seventh, testing distance off the tee on its relatively flat terrain. Combined, the three courses offer a total yardage of 10,039 yards from the championship tees. The facility utilizes bent grass greens throughout all layouts. The course is designed to provide a varied experience, allowing players to navigate different challenges depending on the combination of courses played, such as the East and North or the South and East. The handicap indexes and course ratings vary by tee and gender, with the South and East combination yielding a men's course rating of 71.3 from the regular tees. The club accommodates play with five-person golf carts, aiming to enhance the strategic depth of the layout.