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Lamadrid Golf Club

Buenos Aires

Lamberhurst Golf Club

Kent

Lamberhurst Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course situated near Tunbridge Wells in Kent, spanning both sides of the River Teise. The course measures 6,448 yards from the back tees and features spectacular views over the Kent and Sussex countryside. Despite its initial appearance, the layout presents a deceptive challenge, with subtle slopes and undulations that test golfers of all abilities. The course is characterized by fast greens and a demanding layout. The signature 12th hole stands out as a notable feature, requiring a carry over water and serving as a key test within the round. The setting combines natural beauty with strategic design, as golfers navigate the parkland terrain on both sides of the river. The course has achieved significant recognition, being ranked in the top 15 courses in Kent according to Golf World Top 100 Golf Courses. It attracts both visitor play and hosts open competitions throughout the year, drawing golfers from the surrounding area including Hawkhurst, Cranbrook, and Wadhurst.

Lambert Acres Golf Club

TN

Lambert Acres Golf Club is a 27-hole golf course in Maryville, Tennessee that opened in 1965 and was designed by Ray Franklin. The facility features three different 9-hole courses named White, Orange, and Red, each with nine holes that are usually played two at a time. The course contains 9,525 yards of rolling hills with slopes throughout the entire landscape. The facility offers views of the Great Smoky Mountains. In addition to being a public golf course, Lambert Acres is used by the cross country teams at the University of Tennessee, with the course hosting Volunteers' team meets for over fifteen years due to its proximity to campus. Over the past ten years the course has hosted the Tennessee Invitational nine times, the NCAA South Regional in 2002, 2006 and 2008, and the 1998 SEC Championship meet.

Lambourne Golf Club

Buckinghamshire

Lambourne Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Donald Steel and opened in 1991. Located in Burnham, Buckinghamshire, approximately 25 miles from central London, the course is set within 180 acres of parkland featuring mature oak and beech trees and six picturesque lakes. The course measures 6,798 yards at par 72 from the championship tees, offering a significant golfing challenge with generous fairways and well-protected greens. Four sets of tees accommodate players of varying abilities. The landscape provides seasonal appeal, particularly in spring when rhododendrons and azaleas bloom, creating comparisons to Augusta National. Key characteristics include immaculate conditioning and strategic design typical of Steel's work. The club offers extensive practice facilities including a 300-yard driving range, short game area, bunker practice, and putting green. The setting combines championship-level golf with a prestigious private club atmosphere, featuring an impressive clubhouse combining colonial style comfort with contemporary amenities, including a function room, bar, restaurant, lounge, and sun terrace.

Lambton Golf & Country Club

Ontario

Lambton Golf & Country Club is a 27-hole championship golf course designed by Rees Jones, located in Toronto, Ontario. The course features state-of-the-art facilities alongside a modern clubhouse, reflecting both contemporary design and over a century of established tradition. The Rees Jones design brings championship-level golf to the club's members and guests. Beyond golf, Lambton operates as a full country club with five year-round har-tru tennis courts and comprehensive social facilities. The club emphasizes an idyllic and unpretentious setting where members can enjoy recreational activities with family and friends. Its location in Toronto provides convenient access while maintaining an exclusive, member-focused community atmosphere. The combination of Rees Jones' championship golf design with the club's extensive amenities and historic heritage makes Lambton a notable Toronto-area golf destination.

Lameroo Golf Club

South Australia

Lamlash Golf Club

North Ayrshire

Lamlash Golf Club, located on the Isle of Arran in Scotland, is an 18-hole course set on hillside terrain above the village of Lamlash. The course offers scenic views overlooking the Clyde Estuary and the Ayrshire coast, with vistas of Holy Isle and Lamlash Bay. The layout presents a significant challenge for golfers of all abilities, featuring numerous lengthy Par 3s, including two holes exceeding 220 yards, and tricky Par 4 holes where wayward tee shots typically find rough areas. Notable holes include the Lighthouse (Hole 12), described as the most challenging Par 3, positioned at the course's highest point; the Ravine (Hole 10), a dogleg left requiring elevation gain; and the finishing hole, Twa Burns (Hole 18), a Par 4 with two burns threatening the approach. The course is characterized by lush fairways and well-maintained greens. The terrain is consistently undulating, with several blind tee shots and elevation changes that demand strategic play. Many holes feature burns, bunkers, and out-of-bounds areas that add to the difficulty. The course hosts open competitions, including a Gents Open and Ladies Open events, indicating its standing within competitive Scottish golf.

Lampila Golf

Kymenlaakso

Lampman Golf Course

Saskatchewan

Lanark Golf Club

South Lanarkshire

Lanark Golf Club, founded in 1851, is the world's oldest inland golf course. Originally designed by Old Tom Morris and George Sayers, the course was later refined by James Braid, who constructed several new holes that form the current layout. Located in Lanark on moorland built atop ancient glacial sands, the course features a classic inland links-style design with firm, undulating fairways that drain freely and large, fast greens suitable for year-round play. The course is known for its characteristic moorland terrain and traditional golf architecture. As a historic venue with over 170 years of heritage, Lanark Golf Club maintains its position as a significant landmark in golf history, offering visitors and members a distinctive playing experience on one of Scotland's most established courses.

Lancaster Country Club

NY

Lancaster Country Club, founded in 1925, is a private golf facility located in Lancaster, New York, in Western New York. The course features 18 holes and is described as top-rated within the region. The club is situated in a setting that showcases the area's natural landscape characteristics typical of Western New York's terrain. Beyond the golf course itself, Lancaster Country Club offers a comprehensive country club experience, including a state-of-the-art swimming pool complex and various social activities. The facility maintains a clubhouse with dining amenities through its Grille Room, and hosts events and special occasions. The course provides both recreational play and junior golf programming, indicating it serves golfers of varying skill levels and ages. As an established private club with nearly a century of history, Lancaster Country Club has positioned itself as a premier leisure destination in the Western New York region, combining golf with broader recreational and social offerings.

Lancaster Country Club

MO

Lancaster Country Club is a private golf and country club located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, featuring a championship 27-hole facility designed by renowned architect A.W. Tillinghast (Flynn design). The main course is recognized among Golf Magazine's Top 100 Classic Design Courses and has hosted the U.S. Women's Open Championship in 2015 and 2024, with record-breaking participation. The club also maintains a 9-hole Highland's course designed to accommodate beginners and families. The property is set on expansive grounds featuring manicured landscapes typical of classic American country club design. The Flynn course represents the club's primary championship offering, characterized by the demanding design standards of early 20th-century golf architecture. Beyond golf, Lancaster Country Club provides comprehensive recreational and wellness amenities including tennis, platform tennis, and pickleball facilities with seasonal air enclosure, a resort-style pool, fine dining, and state-of-the-art fitness facilities. The club emphasizes family programming with organized events, camps, clinics, and supervised children's activities throughout the year, positioning itself as a multi-generational community facility rather than solely a golf destination.

Lancaster Country Club

OH

Lancaster Golf Club is a historic par-72, 18-hole public golf course located in Lancaster, Ohio. The course was originally built as a 9-hole layout in 1909 and redesigned by renowned Scottish architect Donald Ross in 1926. The second nine holes were added in 1959, designed by Jack Kidwell. The course features six sets of tees ranging from 4,656 to 6,724 championship yards, with a course rating of 72.9 and slope rating of 141. This design creates a moderately challenging layout suitable for various skill levels. The course has hosted numerous tournaments throughout its history and continues to serve as a competitive venue. As a public course, Lancaster Golf Club welcomes daily play and offers season passes with various member benefits. The layout reflects the classic design principles of both Ross and Kidwell, making it a notable example of early-to-mid twentieth-century golf course architecture in Ohio.

Lancaster Country Club

PA

Lancaster Country Club is a private club located on over 400 acres in south central Pennsylvania, established in 1900 as one of the oldest clubs in the state. The course was designed by William Flynn, and the club features three distinct nine-hole courses named Meadowcreek, Dogwood, and Highlands. The Old Course, which hosted the U.S. Women's Open, is made up of the Meadowcreek and Dogwood nines. In 2007, golf architects Ron Forse and Jim Nagle restored Lancaster's design back to Flynn's original plans. The course is constructed on rolling terrain with a river flowing through the heart of the property, and water comes into play on the vast majority of holes. The bunkering on the course stands out, and like with all Flynn courses, it is placed in a way that forces golfers to take extra consideration. The front nine has holes 2-7 that play around and over the Conestoga River, leading to memorable and quirky holes. The Flynn golf course is ranked among Golf Magazine's Top 100 Classic Design Courses and hosted the record-breaking 2015 and 2024 U.S. Women's Open Championships. The Pennsylvania Open in 2002 and 2007, local qualifying for the 2008 U.S. Women's Open, and many amateur tournaments have also been held at the club.

Lancaster Golf Club

Lancashire 20 upcoming events

Lancaster Golf Club, designed by renowned architect James Braid, is a highly regarded course in Lancashire featuring 2 loops of 9 holes with a par of 71. Located near Ashton-with-Stodday, the course offers stunning views of the Lakeland Hills, Trough of Bowland, and the Lune Estuary, creating a visually striking setting. The layout provides a fair challenge for both accomplished and intermediate golfers, with the course ranked among Lancashire's top 20 courses. Lancaster has hosted the Lancashire County Championship on several occasions, establishing itself as a prestigious venue. The club benefits from the Grade 1 listed Ashton Hall clubhouse, dating to the 14th century, which offers accommodation with 11 en-suite bedrooms and excellent dining facilities. Additional amenities include a PGA Professional Shop, practice area, and driving range. The club is committed to inclusivity as a signatory to the R&A Women in Golf Charter.

Lancaster Riverside Golf Club

MN

Lancaster Riverside Golf Course is a 9-hole public course located just north of Lancaster, Minnesota on Highway 59. The course features 3,139 yards with a par of 36, a course rating of 34.6, and a slope rating of 117. Designed by Todd Daniels and opened in 1995, the layout is scenic with a hilly terrain and grass greens averaging 5,000 square feet. The first six fairways run alongside the river, while holes 8 and 9 feature water hazards. The course is characterized by well-groomed fairways and large greens that provide a challenging yet accessible experience for golfers of all skill levels. Amenities include a 300-yard driving range, putting green, and a clubhouse with refreshments. The course combines natural riverside beauty with thoughtful design and is suitable for both local players seeking a quick round and visitors exploring Minnesota's golf offerings.

Lancefield Golf Course

Victoria 1 upcoming event

Lancefield Golf Club is located on the outskirts of Lancefield, a small country town in the Macedon Ranges region of Victoria, approximately 40 minutes north of Melbourne Airport. The course is situated in picturesque countryside terrain characteristic of the geographical centre of Victoria. The club operates a regular competition schedule with events held on Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, plus Ladies competitions on Wednesdays. The course maintains high standards of presentation and conditioning. The club welcomes both individual players and group bookings, offering an accessible golfing experience in a welcoming country atmosphere. In addition to golf, Lancefield Golf Club provides social activities and facilities, including a clubroom available for hire. The venue serves as a community hub for both golfers and social groups in the local area, hosting various events and competitions throughout the year.

Lancelin Golf Club

Western Australia

Lancelin Golf Club is an 18-hole links course located 2km south of Lancelin townsite and 130km north of Perth, Western Australia. Set in a natural dunes landscape, the course features reticulated fairways with elevated tees and greens offering spectacular ocean views. Originally configured as a 9-hole course, it can now be played as a full 18-hole layout using recently installed additional tees. The course is recognized as one of the most challenging on the West Coast, presenting a demanding test of golf with its links-style terrain and coastal setting. Founded in 1980, Lancelin Golf Club welcomes both members and visitors, with flexible play options for individuals and groups. The course is entirely maintained by dedicated volunteers who manage fairway and green upkeep. Players can arrange casual rounds or book ahead for larger groups, with online payment options available for green fees and memberships. The club hosts regular competitions including the Scroungers Mixed Competition on Thursdays and Sundays.