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Las Lajas

Buenos Aires

Las Maravillas

Puebla

Las Minas Golf

Andalucía

Las Misiones Club Campestre A.C.

Nuevo León

Las Misiones Club Campestre is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course designed by renowned architect Robert Von Hagge. Located in the Huajuco Canyon within Santiago municipality in Nuevo León, Mexico, the course spans 67 hectares and opened in 1990 after construction began in 1988. Built in stages, the first nine holes were completed in October 1990, followed by the second nine in March 1991. The course stretches 7,051 yards and features challenging terrain with varying elevations, water hazards, and scenic vistas of the surrounding canyon landscape. The design combines natural beauty with strategic difficulty, offering distinct characteristics across its varied hole layouts. The course has hosted prestigious national and international tournaments, including the Annual Golf Invitation Tournament since October 1993, and has welcomed world-class players such as Arnold Palmer, Greg Norman, Nick Price, Steve Elkington, Paul Azinger, and Curtis Strange. Notable tournaments held at the venue include the Las Misiones Grand Slam events and Mercedes-Benz Challenge, establishing the course as a premier Mexican golfing destination.

Las Mulitas Golf Club

Buenos Aires

Las Palmas Golf View

Santa Cruz

Las Palmeras Golf

Las Palmas

Las Palmeras Golf is Canarias' first urban golf course and one of Spain's pioneers in this category. The course features 18 par-3 holes classified as a Pitch & Putt by the Royal Spanish Golf Federation, occupying approximately 80,000 square meters with holes ranging from 40 to 120 meters. This layout allows urban golfers with limited time to practice their sport effectively. The course is divided into two distinct nine-hole sections: the first nine holes feature British-style architecture and serve as a complement to the golf school, while the second nine holes follow American design principles, including the signature 15th hole with an island green. The facility includes a laminated wooden practice range at two levels with 48 stations, measuring 250 meters long by 100 meters wide and illuminated for night play. Las Palmeras Golf hosts tournaments and operates a golf school in partnership with the Canary Islands Golf Federation and PGA Canarias, offering instruction for children and adults at various skill levels.

Las Perdices

Buenos Aires

Las Pinas Golf Range

Metro Manila

Las Posas Country Club

CA

Las Posas Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course established in 1958 in Camarillo, California, nestled within the Las Posas Valley's citrus groves and Mediterranean climate. The course was originally designed by renowned architect Lawrence Hughes. Significant renovations were completed by Cary Bickler, who apprenticed under Hughes, with the front nine redesigned in 2008 and the back nine in 2010, focusing on tees and bunker improvements. The course is situated amidst rolling terrain characteristic of the valley setting. Notable for its historical significance, Las Posas hosted the famous 1963 Challenge Golf match featuring Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Bob Charles, and Bruce Crampton. The club is also recognized as the place where PGA Professional Corey Pavin developed his skills. The facility maintains a reputation as an exclusive, family-friendly private club that has supported multiple generations of golf and social club members, with some memberships spanning over 50 years. The course enforces traditional dress codes emphasizing soft spikes and proper golf attire, reflecting its refined yet relaxed approach to club standards.

Las Praderas de Lujàn

Buenos Aires

The Club Campos de Golf Las Praderas de Luján is located in Open Door, approximately 50 minutes from the capital city, set within a 270-hectare complex. The golf facilities are centrally positioned within the property, comprising three distinct courses: Cañada, Betulas, and Luján. These courses were designed by Emilio Serra and adhere to an American style, occupying approximately 110 hectares of the total land area. The setting is characterized by a consolidated tree-lined landscape that integrates the golf courses with residential lots and common areas. The internal streets connect the sporting spaces and the clubhouse, creating an ordered environment where daily life and outdoor activities coexist. The terrain offers views described as exceptionally beautiful, with the golf courses acting as a central feature of the wooded environment. The club was established in November 1977 by a group of golf enthusiasts aiming to practice the sport while fostering community interaction and family life. Beyond golf, the facility includes five polo fields and three football pitches, two of which meet AFA-approved dimensions and one of which is illuminated for night practice. The infrastructure supports a comprehensive club experience, combining the golf courses with these additional sporting amenities within the larger residential and recreational complex.

Las Sendas Golf Club

AZ

Las Sendas Golf Club is a world-class golf course located in Mesa, Arizona, designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 1995, marking Jones Jr.'s Arizona debut. The course features a championship layout set in the desert southwest landscape, offering scenic vistas characteristic of the region's terrain. Situated near Scottsdale and Phoenix, Las Sendas is recognized as one of the top 10 golf courses in the Phoenix and Arizona area, attracting golfers from across North America. The course is designed to provide what the club describes as "a golf experience to remember for a lifetime," combining strategic design with the natural beauty of the desert environment. The layout challenges golfers while showcasing the aesthetic qualities of Arizona's landscape. Las Sendas serves as a private club and public play facility, offering membership options and daily tee times. Beyond golf, the facility includes dining amenities and hosts weddings and corporate events.

Las Vegas Country Club

NV

Las Vegas Country Club, established in 1967, is an elite private members-only club located in the heart of Las Vegas. The course was designed by legendary architect Ed Ault and has been described as "without flaw" by hall of famer Gene Sarazen. The sprawling, well-manicured layout features pure greens that have garnered praise from world-class professional golfers. The club has hosted 19 PGA and LPGA Tour events and attracted champions including Greg Norman, Lorena Ochoa, Jim Furyk, and Davis Love III. More recently, it hosted the 2024 LIV Golf League event. Beyond golf, the facility offers a comprehensive club experience with indoor tennis courts, a lap pool, fitness center, and driving range set in an undisturbed, park-like setting. The historic clubhouse features a distinctive patio overlooking the central grounds. The course presents a challenge worthy of professional-level competition while maintaining accessibility for members of varying skill levels.

Las Vegas National Golf Club

NV

Las Vegas National Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located less than 10 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. Designed by architect Bert Stamps in 1961, the par 71 course features a classic, traditional layout characterized by thousands of trees, strategically positioned sand bunkers, and water hazards that protect lush fairways and manicured greens. The course has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including LPGA and PGA events such as the Tournament of Champions, Sahara Invitational, and Las Vegas Invitational. Notably, Tiger Woods played the course in 1996 during his first PGA Tour victory, shooting a 1-under par 70. Las Vegas National provides a challenge suitable for golfers of all skill levels while maintaining an emphasis on customer service and pace of play. The course's well-established reputation is built on its historical significance and proven ability to host competitive golf. The desert setting and mature tree-lined fairways create a distinctive playing experience that distinguishes it from newer Las Vegas-area courses.

Las Yungas

Tucumán

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Lassing Pointe Golf Course

KY

Lassing Pointe is an 18-hole course featuring 6,724 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71, designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and opened in 1994. Located in Northern Kentucky within a few minutes of Florence, Independence, Burlington, Union, Covington, Hebron, and Cincinnati, Ohio. The rolling terrain includes streams, woods, and ponds that provide a great variety of holes requiring accuracy, creativity, and discipline. While the course functions as a thinking man's design with few target golf trappings, it rewards aggressive play with scoring opportunities while accommodating conservative, middle-of-the-green strategies. The signature feature is the 441-yard par-4 No. 18 with an over 100-yards-in-length narrow green. The course plays to a par of 71 and includes five par 3s requiring carries, including the 167-yard No. 2 with a green wedged into a hill and large sand trap out front. The course hosted the Kentucky Open in 1996 and 2000, along with the NCAA Regional Championship in 2002 and 2004. As a municipal course owned and operated by Boone County, Lassing Pointe exemplifies high-quality public golf providing tremendous value to golfers of all skill levels.

Last easy

Niedersachsen

Last Mountain Regional Park

Saskatchewan

Last Mountain Regional Park features a nine-hole sand green golf course situated at the north end of Last Mountain Lake in Saskatchewan. The course is described as beautifully groomed and suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Located within North America's oldest bird sanctuary, the course is set amid thousands of birds and natural wildlife viewing opportunities, providing a scenic setting enhanced by the lake environment. The course accommodates golf carts, which must be registered with the park. The layout consists of nine holes on sand greens, a traditional design well-suited to the prairie landscape. Daily green fees are $10.00 for nine holes, making it an accessible recreational option for park visitors. The golf course is part of a comprehensive family-friendly regional park facility that opened in 1963 and celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2021. Nearby towns of Govan and Nokomis offer additional golf courses and services for visitors seeking extended golfing opportunities in the region.