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The Leicestershire Golf Club is an 18-hole private parkland course founded in 1890 and located on Evington Lane to the south of Leicester city, backing onto open countryside. The course originally opened on the racecourse before moving to its present site in Evington fields in 1892 and taking its current name in 1895. It was extended to 18 holes in 1899 and has since been shaped by a notable succession of architects. James Braid made improvements in 1910, adding bunkers and refining the layout. Harry Colt was called in during the 1920s and carried out a programme of work between 1922 and 1926. Major Charles Mackenzie, brother of Augusta National's Alister MacKenzie, extended the course in 1936, and C.K. Cotton undertook a significant redesign in the 1960s after the construction of a ring road threatened several holes. Fred Hawtree made further refinements to a handful of holes after Cotton's reconstruction. The course currently plays to a par of 70 over approximately 6,456 yards, with the layout containing no par fives in its original configuration before two holes were subsequently lengthened. The course is heavily tree-lined throughout, which defines its character and places a premium on accurate driving. The fairways feature numerous doglegs and the greens are widely regarded as among the best in the region - fast, true and with subtle borrows that reward careful reading. The back nine from hole 12 onwards is considered particularly scenic and challenging. With a course slope rating of 130, it presents a meaningful test for low-handicap golfers despite the absence of great length by modern standards. The club's distinctive circular clubhouse, designed by architects Pick Everard and opened in December 1967, is an architecturally notable structure that commands panoramic views across the course from its elevated glazed upper level. No significant professional tournament history is associated with the club, which operates as a private members facility.

Leighton Buzzard Golf Club Follow

Bedfordshire

Leighton Buzzard Golf Club, founded in 1925, is located on the outskirts of Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire. The course features 18 holes winding through tree-lined fairways with strategic bunkering throughout. The layout emphasizes accuracy, with small greens that display subtle gradients and undulations, requiring precision in approach play. The course is set within a wooded landscape that provides an aesthetically pleasing and challenging playing environment. The combination of mature trees lining the fairways and the compact green complexes creates an engaging test of golf for players of varying abilities. The course design encourages thoughtful shot-making while maintaining playability. Leighton Buzzard Golf Club offers a comprehensive membership program and welcomes visitors and societies. The club facilities extend beyond golf, serving as a venue for weddings, private events, and celebrations. Professional coaching is available through the club's teaching professionals, including custom club fitting services. The club emphasizes creating a memorable golfing experience through its well-maintained course and diverse membership community.

Leilehua Golf Course Follow

HI

Leilehua Golf Course is an 18-hole golf course located in Wahiawa, Hawaii, nestled between Wheeler Army Airfield and Mililani Tech Park. The course features sweeping mountain views and serves as a military recreation facility for Army personnel and their families. The facility includes a comprehensive practice area with a 33-stall driving range equipped with night lighting, two large practice putting greens, a stand-alone pitching green with sand bunker, and a 3-hole chipping green. The practice facilities operate daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., except Tuesdays when they open at noon. Beyond the course itself, Leilehua offers amenities including a full-service restaurant and snack bar, and a Pro Shop stocked with apparel, accessories, golf bags, balls, and equipment. The facility provides private and group instruction for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players seeking to refine their techniques. Spouse clinics and clinics for other groups are also available as part of the instructional offerings.

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Western Australia

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Leisure Village Golf Course Follow

CA

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IL

Leisure World - Coyote Run Golf Course Follow

AZ

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AZ

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MD

Leisure World Seal Beach Follow

CA

Leisure World Seal Beach features a 9-hole, 3-par golf course set within a 531-acre gated retirement community. The course is designed as part of the larger resort-style amenities available to residents aged 55 and older in this nationally recognized planned community established in 1962. The course is located in Seal Beach, California, offering park-like landscaping with wide green spaces characteristic of the broader community setting. The modest 9-hole layout provides accessible golfing opportunities for active seniors within the community's comprehensive recreational facilities. As an amenity for residents rather than a public championship course, the golf facility complements Leisure World's extensive offerings, which include swimming facilities, multiple clubhouses, fitness centers, and sports courts. The course serves the recreational and social needs of the community's 9,500+ residents while maintaining the peaceful, secure environment that defines the gated community.

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FL

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MI

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FL

Lemandi Golf Club Follow

广西壮族自治区

Located in Guilin, the Lemandi Golf Club is a 36-hole facility designed by American golf course architect David. The course spans 2400 acres and is divided into four distinct 18-hole loops labeled A, B, C, and D. The layout is built into the natural contours of the Linghu mountains, with the design principles established by the USGA. The terrain varies significantly across the loops; Course A, B, and C feature hilly fairways dominated by mountain views, while Course D is a steep mountain course with elevation changes reaching up to 40 meters. Course B is distinguished by fairways that follow the natural shores of a lake, providing ample water hazards. The course is known for its challenging topography and strategic obstacles. The fairways are often narrow and deep, flanked by natural pine forests, bunkers, and artificial lakes. The greens are planted with certified green eagle grass, noted for their rapid speed. The difficulty is heightened by the steep slopes and the need for precise shot-making, as players must constantly adjust to the unpredictable nature of the terrain and wind conditions. Several holes stand out for their specific challenges. The 11th hole is a par 4 featuring a right dogleg with natural pine forest hillsides and a stepped green protected by a front-left sand pit. The 16th hole offers a two-stage fairway design where players must navigate water bays and bunkers to reach a high ground for a better approach. The 17th hole is a par 3 island green surrounded by water on the front and back, with a large sand pit on the right side. The 20th hole is a long par 3 that requires accurate long iron play to avoid water and sand pit obstacles, with a green that slopes from the back left to the front right. Lemandi Golf Club has a history of hosting significant tournaments, including the 6th Straits Cup Golf Invitational Tournament in 2001, the Cross-Strait Lemandi Golf Invitational Tournament in 2002, and the 2007 Audi quattro Cup Golf Tournament China Finals. The facility has been recognized as one of China's top ten golf courses, most influential golf courses, and extraordinary golf resorts. The club also features a 36-hole driving range and a golf academy for instruction.

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Selangor

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SD

Lemon Bay Golf Club Follow

FL

Lemon Bay Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 private golf course located in Englewood, Florida, six miles north of the Gasparilla Island bridge with views of the Gulf of Mexico. The course underwent a complete multi-million dollar renovation in 2023, designed by golf course architect Drew Rogers. The layout is characterized by mature native pines, small lakes, and ponds integrated throughout the design. The course presents a moderate challenge while offering a relaxing experience, with trees and diverse plant life that can obscure errant shots. The terrain features natural Florida landscape elements, including wildlife habitats. Notable characteristics include the course's Audubon certification status, reflecting its commitment to environmental stewardship and wildlife preservation. The property is home to diverse species including bald eagles, shorebirds, alligators, and tropical birds. The course design emphasizes the interplay between playability and natural aesthetics, with landscaping that balances visual appeal with the preservation of native ecosystems. The club also features dining areas, a golf shop, and locker rooms, alongside its junior golf program focused on youth development.

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CA

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PA

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MI

Lenkota Country Club Follow

SD

Lenkota Country Club is a nine-hole golf course located on the west edge of Lennox, South Dakota, just off Highway 44. The course is designed as a family-friendly facility that welcomes golfers of all levels. It offers a casual playing experience where tee times are not required, making it accessible for spontaneous rounds of golf. The course accommodates both nine-hole and eighteen-hole rounds, allowing players to choose their preferred length of play. Lenkota Country Club serves as a recreational venue for enjoying golf with friends and family in a relaxed setting. The facility operates with reasonable green fees and cart rental options to suit various budgets and playing preferences.