Golf Courses

Massey Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Massey Park Golf Club is one of Sydney's most popular public golf courses, located on the shores of Exile Bay just minutes from Homebush and within 20 minutes of Sydney's CBD. The course offers beautiful views of the city skyline. The layout spans just under 5,000 metres and presents an attractive yet testing challenge suitable for golfers of all handicaps. While not particularly long by championship standards, the course features tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering that provide an engaging test of golf. The relatively flat terrain makes it easy to walk, enhancing the overall playing experience. The course has established itself as particularly popular with social groups over the years. Its design balances accessibility with difficulty, making it appealing to a wide range of players. After their round, visitors are welcome in the clubhouse to enjoy the facility's friendly atmosphere and hospitality. The club accommodates both members and public golfers, with dedicated facilities including a pro shop, lessons, and dining options at The Family Brasserie.

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Master Golf Espoo ☆ Follow

Uusimaa

Master Golf is located on the grounds of the historic Bodomi Manor near Lake Bodominjärvi, approximately 25 kilometers from central Helsinki in Espoo. The facility features two 18-hole championship courses: Master and Forest. The Master course, the older of the two, is set in an attractive forest and park landscape with a rolling layout that is clear and pleasant to play. The Forest course winds through undulating forest terrain and offers varied hole designs. Multiple water hazards add both visual interest and challenge to the Forest course, presenting players with diverse playing conditions across different hole types. Both courses are situated in a picturesque natural setting along Lake Bodominjärvi, utilizing the rolling topography of the area. The facility also includes a practice area with a Range, Pitch & Putt course for short game practice. The courses are complemented by the Bodomi Manor restaurant and various member amenities, making Master Golf a comprehensive golf destination combining championship-level play with natural beauty and historical setting.

Masterpiece ☆ Follow

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The 18-hole Masterpiece course features 7,007 yards with a par of 71 and is designed by Robert Trent Jones and opened in 1987. The course is located at the headwaters of the Pigeon River and takes full advantage of natural valleys, ravines and broad plains. When Masterpiece opened in 1987, Golf Digest named it the #2 new resort course in the United States. The Masterpiece Course is the most difficult course at Treetops Resort and perhaps the entire state, with one of the highest slope ratings at 147. The course features many bunkers, water hazards, consistent elevation changes leading to multiple ravines with forced carries. Thin greens require pinpoint accuracy when approaching. The signature sixth hole features a 120' vertical drop and a panoramic view of the Pigeon River Valley. Golf Digest named Masterpiece to its Top 10 list of Favorite Fall Foliage Courses in the US.

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Masters Golf Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Located in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, Masters Golf Club is a 27-hole facility set across a vast, flat hilly landscape. The course opened in 1990 and is designed to offer strategic challenges across its three distinct nine-hole loops: the Middle Course, the West Course, and the East Course. Each nine totals par 36, with the entire layout spanning a total length of 10,441 yards from the longest tees. The Middle Course and West Course serve as the official tournament grounds for the JLPGA-sanctioned Masters GC Ladies tournament. The Middle Course is characterized by its strategic design that utilizes the terrain's undulations to test a player's shot-making and putting skills. It features a yardage range of 2,702 to 3,509 yards. The West Course, ranging from 2,682 to 3,534 yards, is defined by its integration with nature, featuring ponds where swans rest and tree-lined views that add to the strategic complexity of the holes. The East Course, spanning 2,694 to 3,405 yards, offers a flatter profile on the eastern hillside. While the first two holes present initial challenges, the remainder of the loop provides wide fairways that still require thoughtful course management. A defining feature of the layout is the adoption of a Bent grass two-green system for every hole. The greens are approximately 700 square meters in size, offering significant surface area but complex undulations that make putting a demanding task. Most holes provide a clear view from the tee to the green, allowing players to plan their approach shots. Water hazards, including ponds inhabited by waterfowl, are strategically placed throughout the course to add a layer of risk and reward to the strategy. The course has a history of hosting professional events, having served as the venue for the Masters GC Ladies tournament since 2003. It also holds a notable place in golf lore for hosting Tiger Woods in 2001 and 2006. A plaque marking Tiger Woods' driving point is installed on the course, allowing visitors to see the distance achieved during his visits. The facility is equipped with a restaurant and natural hot spring baths in the clubhouse, catering to both competitive play and leisure.

Masters Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Located in Mikasachō, Miki City in Hyogo Prefecture, the Masters Golf Club is a 27-hole facility set across a vast, flat hilly landscape. The course opened in 1990 and features a total length of 10,441 yards with a combined par of 108. The layout is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses: the Middle Course, the West Course, and the East Course, each offering a par 36. The fairways are described as wide and flat, yet the design incorporates strategic, high-difficulty contours and undulations that challenge players. The Middle Course, which serves as a tournament course for the Masters Golf Tournament, is characterized by its challenging nature that tests a golfer's technical skills. It features yardages ranging from 2,702 to 3,509 yards. The West Course, also used for tournament play, is noted for its strategic charm amidst beautiful tree lines and ponds where swans rest, with yardages spanning from 2,682 to 3,534 yards. The East Course, situated on the eastern side of the hilly terrain, offers a flatter experience with wide fairways, ranging from 2,694 to 3,405 yards. A defining feature of the course is the adoption of a Bent grass two-green system. The greens are approximately 700 square meters in size, allowing for clear visibility from most tees. The undulations on the putting surfaces are designed to be difficult, demanding high precision from players. Strategically placed ponds where waterfowl play add to the visual appeal and the strategic complexity of the layout. Since 2003, the club has hosted the JLPGA-sanctioned "Masters GC Ladies" tournament. The course also holds a notable place in golf history due to visits from Tiger Woods in 2001 and 2006. A plaque marking his driving point is installed on the course, allowing visitors to experience the distance of his shots. The facility is designed to provide a high-quality golfing experience, combining strategic play with the natural beauty of the Miki landscape.

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Masterton Golf Course ☆ Follow

Wellington

Masterton Golf Club, founded in 1899, sits atop Lansdowne Hill-the highest point of Masterton in New Zealand's Wairarapa region. Located in the heart of the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail, less than 2 hours from Wellington and just over 2 hours from Hawkes Bay, the course offers a challenging tree-lined undulating layout with rolling fairways. The course is characterized by its elevated position with stunning panoramic views of the district from virtually every hole. Most notably, the first tee presents spectacular views of the Tararua Mountains, particularly striking in winter when snow-cloaked. The undulating terrain and tree-lined fairways create the primary design challenges throughout the course. Masterton Golf Club holds historical significance in New Zealand golf, notably as the club where Sir Bob Charles honed his skills approximately 60 years ago, before becoming one of golf's legendary figures. The club welcomes both members and visitors to experience its distinctive landscape and challenging play.

Mastick Woods Golf Course ☆ Follow

OH

Masuo Golf ☆ Follow

千葉県

Masuo Golf is a nine-hole miniature course located in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, positioned approximately 15 minutes from the Kashiwa city center along Route 6. The facility is designed as a scaled-down version of a full-sized golf course, offering a layout that spans 900 yards with a total par of 27. The individual holes range in length from a short 70 yards to a maximum of 150 yards, providing a compact environment focused on short-game precision. The terrain is characterized as flat, with each hole separated by evergreen trees such as pines and oaks, alongside seasonal flowering plants and deciduous trees. The course incorporates hazards including ponds and bunkers to challenge the player. A defining characteristic of the layout is the use of Korali greens, which feature steep undulations that add significant difficulty to the putting surfaces, reinforcing the course's identity as a practice ground for approach shots and putting. The facility includes a clubhouse that serves as a resting area, decorated with large nature-themed paintings, and provides locker storage for visitors. Parking is available for 65 vehicles, and rain umbrellas can be rented on-site. The course operates daily from 8:00 to 16:00, with the exception of December 31st and New Year's Day, when it remains closed.

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Masvingo

Matamata Golf Course ☆ Follow

Waikato

Matamata Golf Club is located in Okauia, Matamata, featuring a course with free-draining soil that remains playable shortly after heavy rainfall. The layout offers a variety of challenges designed to appeal to golfers of all skill levels. The course is characterized by beautifully maintained fairways and greens set against the scenic backdrop of the Kaimai Ranges, which provides an attractive landscape setting. The club operates year-round and welcomes visitors with readily available tee times. The course's drainage capabilities and consistent playability in wet conditions are notable features that contribute to its accessibility. While specific details about hole count, par, or signature holes are not provided in the available content, the course is positioned as a must-play destination for the local golfing community and visiting golfers seeking a well-maintained provincial course experience.

Matanzas Golf Course (abandoned) ☆ Follow

FL

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Eastern Cape

Mataura Golf Course ☆ Follow

Southland

Mataura Golf Club is a 9-hole golf course located on Craig Road, approximately 5 minutes south of Mataura in Southland, New Zealand. The course features an 18-hole layout with a total distance of 5,516 yards and par of 72, allowing players to complete either nine or eighteen holes. The course has a Course Rating of 68.8 with a Slope Rating of 110 from the white tees, and 65.6 with a slope of 104 from the yellow tees. The front nine measures 2,761 yards with a par of 36, while the back nine extends 2,755 yards, also par 36. The course includes varied hole lengths and designs, with par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s distributed throughout. Notable par-5 holes include holes 2 and 9 on the front nine, and holes 11 and 18 on the back nine. The club has a membership of approximately 129 golfers and hosts regular competitions including stableford events, medal rounds, and interclub matches throughout the year.

Matfen Hall Hotel, Golf & Spa ☆ Follow

Northumberland

Matfen Hall Hotel, Golf & Spa features a championship golf estate set within over 300 acres of parkland in Northumberland, near Hadrian's Wall. The course comprises 27 holes of championship golf alongside a 9-hole short course and driving range facilities. Located at a historic Gothic mansion estate dating to the 17th century, the golf course is integrated into the broader 5-star hotel and spa resort. The course offers gold standard facilities including a purpose-built clubhouse, pro shop, and driving range. The setting combines the grandeur of the historic estate with modern amenities, situated in the heart of Northumberland's landscape. The course welcomes both members and visitors, catering to professionals and golf enthusiasts seeking to maintain competitive play across the championship layout.

Matfors Golfklubb ☆ Follow

Västernorrlands län

Matfors Golfklubb is a 9-hole golf course located in the Ängom residential area of Matfors, situated behind Thulevallen at the intersection of Ängomsvägen and Kinnekullevägen. The course is set in a park environment, offering a pleasant, accessible layout for golfers of varying skill levels. The nine holes feature varying lengths, with distances ranging from 102 meters to 246 meters. The course provides alternative tee positions, including red tees for shorter distances on select holes, accommodating players of different abilities. Notable hole lengths include the par 3rd at 246 meters (187 meters from red tees) and the 4th at 147 meters, which present moderate challenges within the compact layout. The park setting provides a relaxed atmosphere while maintaining the integrity of a traditional golf course. The modest yardages and varied hole distances create an engaging experience suitable for both beginners developing their skills and experienced players seeking a recreational round. The course operates seasonally, welcoming golfers during the summer months.

Mather Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Mathew's Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

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Mathoura Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Matiere Golf Course ☆ Follow

Manawatū-Whanganui

Matilde di Canossa Golf Club ☆ Follow

Emilia-Romagna

Matlock Golf Club ☆ Follow

Derbyshire

Matlock Golf Club is situated 850 feet above sea level on undulating moorland in Derbyshire, just on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Established in 1906, the club features an 18-hole par 70 course with spectacular views across the Derwent Valley. The layout is characterized by its varied holes and the Bentley Brook, which meanders throughout the course, adding strategic interest and challenge. The course offers unrivalled practice facilities, including a 10-bay covered and floodlit driving range, a custom fitting centre, and a Trackman indoor golf studio. The challenging design makes it a regular venue for county and inter-county fixtures, while also welcoming individual visitors, societies, and corporate groups. The rolling moorland terrain and distinctive topography provide both aesthetic appeal and technical difficulty, with each hole presenting different characteristics. The club's setting in the eastern gateway to the Peak District National Park provides a scenic backdrop for play.