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Mee-Kwon Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

WI

Mee-Kwon Park Golf Course is an 18-hole parkland course located in Mequon, Wisconsin, designed by Lee Ehelhoff with its inaugural round played on August 14, 1974. The course measures 6,527 yards from the back tees and plays to a par 70, with a course rating of 70.8 and slope of 122. Four sets of tee markers accommodate various skill levels. The course features more elevation changes than its sister facility, with 34 bunkers and two water hazards throughout the layout. The terrain showcases large, well-maintained tee boxes and exceptionally conditioned greens. The parkland setting sits on land formerly occupied by the Fromm Brothers Fox Farms Corporation; original 1930s farm buildings remain on the property north of the 15th tee and east of the 13th fairway. Since opening, the course has been continuously improved with extended length, reconstructed greens, new tee boxes, and additional bunkers. The facility serves approximately 40,000 annual rounds and includes a practice facility with putting, chipping, and bunker areas. Club amenities feature a full golf shop, rental equipment, locker rooms, showers, and an on-site restaurant with beverage cart service available during play.

Meeker Golf Course ☆ Follow

CO

Meeker Golf Course is a picturesque 9-hole course located in Meeker, Colorado, designed to harmonize with the natural landscape. Situated at 903 Co Rd 13, the course offers players a serene escape amid breathtaking scenery characteristic of the Colorado region. Each of the nine holes presents unique challenges that test golfers' skills while complementing the surrounding terrain and natural features. The course caters to enthusiasts seeking a peaceful golfing experience and offers various membership options, including annual passes that provide unlimited access throughout the year. The layout emphasizes integration with the environment, making it an appealing destination for those looking to enjoy golf in a scenic setting without the intensity of larger championship courses. Its designation as a "hidden gem" suggests it offers a more intimate and tranquil golfing atmosphere compared to more prominent facilities in the region.

MEG Golf Course ☆ Follow

Karnataka

Megunticook Golf Club ☆ Follow

ME

Mei Lake Hills Country Club ☆ Follow

群馬県

Meigi Kokusai Golf Club Start Reservation ☆ Follow

岐阜県

Meigi Kokusai Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course featuring two distinct layouts: the Tsumagi Course and the Mikuni Course, each with 9-hole front and back nines, totaling par 72. The Tsumagi Course, with yardages ranging from 2,547 to 3,259 yards, is designed for longer hitters, featuring wide fairways but requiring strategic shot-making. The Mikuni Course, measuring 2,388 to 3,263 yards, emphasizes technical shot variety over distance, appealing to skilled players seeking finesse over power. Both courses present significant challenges with numerous out-of-bounds areas, strategic bunkering, and undulating greens. Notable features include elevation changes, doglegs, water hazards, and several elevated and downhill holes that demand precise distance control. The Mikuni Course includes scenic 15th hole featuring a creek and pond. Bentgrass greens throughout the facility provide demanding playing surfaces, particularly on back nine holes with considerable slope. The courses demand accurate tee shots and consistent fairway positioning, with wind and topographical variations playing crucial roles in shot selection throughout play.

Meigs Golf Course ☆ Follow

OH

Meigs Golf Course is nestled in the rolling hills of southeastern Ohio in Pomeroy, offering a scenic 9-hole experience for golfers of all skill levels. The public course features a par-34 layout stretching 2,394 yards from the back tees, with a blend of par-3, par-4, and par-5 holes that wind through mature trees and gentle elevations. The course features Bent Grass greens and Bent Grass fairways. The course is designed to integrate seamlessly with its natural surroundings, providing panoramic views and a tranquil atmosphere, with each hole presenting unique challenges and well-maintained fairways and greens. The course is somewhat hilly with two fairways designed for target golf with narrow landing areas, three elevated greens, and ponds that come into play on several holes. Amenities include a driving range with two practice tees, golf cart rentals, and a clubhouse, with the course operating seasonally from April 1 to October 31.

Meihan Chisan Country Club ☆ Follow

三重県

Meihan Royal Golf Club ☆ Follow

三重県

Located in Iga, Mie Prefecture, Meihan Royal Golf Club is a 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Mitsuaki Kobayashi. Opened in 1981, the facility is set on a hilly terrain that provides a classic aesthetic, distinguished by strategically placed ponds that define the visual character of the layout. The course measures 6,702 yards from the back tees, a relatively compact length that belies the difficulty presented by its challenging features. The front nine is characterized by a generally gentle undulation but demands strategic precision. The fourth hole, a par 4, is noted for its scenic beauty, featuring a pond and pine trees that frame the approach. The sixth hole, a par 3, presents a demanding short-shot over water to a two-tiered green, while the ninth hole serves as a testing conclusion to the outward leg with its elevated and back-sloping surfaces. The back nine is widely regarded as the more difficult half of the course, requiring accuracy and calculated risk-taking. The thirteenth hole stands as the longest par 4 on the layout, featuring a carry over water followed by a downhill second shot to a heavily guarded green. The sixteenth hole offers a deceptive short par 3 where the green is surrounded by water, creating significant pressure for players. The closing ninth hole demands a precise approach to avoid trouble, ensuring the challenge remains until the final putt. Throughout the course, players must navigate Alison bunkers and formidable "gun platform" greens that slope sharply. The design forces golfers to manage hazards such as out-of-bounds areas and water features that encircle greens and fairways. The combination of the compact yardage and the severe green complexes creates a course where scoring requires exact shot placement rather than raw distance.

Meilu Manor Golf Club ☆ Follow

河北省

Meishi Country Club ☆ Follow

三重県

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京都府

Meishin Ritto Country Club ☆ Follow

滋賀県

The Meishin Ritto Country Club, also known as Meishin Ritto Country Club, is an 18-hole golf course located in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. The course spans a vast area of 1,000,000 square meters and measures 7,100 yards in length. It carries a JGA Course Rating of 74.3. The facility is situated near the Koka Tsuchiyama Interchange, approximately seven minutes away by car, and is accessible via a taxi ride from Kashiwagi Station on the JR Kusatsu Line. A defining characteristic of the course is its pine forest setting, which is described as a rare and grand feature in the Kansai region. The layout is designed to take advantage of this expansive terrain, offering a wide playing field for golfers. The club provides various facilities including a clubhouse, bathhouse, restaurant, and practice area, and has implemented GPS cart navigation to assist players with distance measurement and scorekeeping. The course is a members-only facility that accepts visitors through member introductions or web reservations. Tee times for visitors are available five months in advance for weekdays and weekends/holidays, with bookings opening at 1:00 PM on the designated start date. The club also maintains a sister course relationship with the Shin-Osaka Golf Club in Osaka Prefecture.

Meishin Ryuo Country Club ☆ Follow

滋賀県

Meishin Ryuo Country Club is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. The course is classified as a Hillside/Woods Course, situated on flat but fertile terrain lined with old red pines. While the general layout is flat, the terrain features natural undulations and scattered trees that add complexity to the play. The fairways are generally wide, though certain sections feature narrow cart paths that necessitate cautious driving. The course is designed to challenge golfers with a mix of powerful long shots and delicate approach shots, demanding precision and strategic thinking. The layout includes a variety of hole types, ranging from short par-3s to long par-5s, with the front nine and back nine each totaling 36 pars. Key characteristics include the presence of water hazards and out-of-bounds areas that frequently come into play. The greens often feature subtle undulations and slopes that require careful putting. Notable features include the 18th hole, which is considered a signature hole due to the presence of Anyo-bo Pond, a large pond covering approximately 20,000 square meters. This hole requires a tee shot that must clear water, setting up a strategic finish to the round. The 13th hole is also distinctive, featuring a red bridge over a pond that guards the green, creating a memorable visual and strategic challenge. Additionally, the 5th, 9th, 10th, and 15th holes are noted as being suitable for driving contests, highlighting the course's emphasis on distance for certain shots. The course is maintained with Bentgrass A and B varieties, offering different playing conditions depending on the tees used.

Meishin Yokaichi Country Club ☆ Follow

滋賀県

Located in Higashiomi, Shiga Prefecture, Meishin Yokaichi Country Club is a 27-hole facility comprising three distinct nine-hole courses: the Suzuka, Hiei, and Ibuki courses. The club was designed by Masatada Soma and opened in 1965, initially featuring the 18-hole Suzuka and Hiei courses. The Ibuki course was added in 1976, bringing the total layout to 27 holes. The facility is situated in a scenic area known for its historical sites, with the courses set within pine forests that provide separation between the holes. The Suzuka course, which opened first, is characterized by wide fairways that allow for expansive shots, particularly on the long par-4 first hole and the consecutive par-5s at the second and third holes. The layout follows the natural terrain, with few bunkers guarding the fronts of the greens, encouraging running approaches. The Hiei course offers a flatter profile with moderate undulation, featuring four dogleg holes and two holes with trees in play, demanding strategic shot placement. The middle holes on the Hiei course are notably long and difficult, while the short par-4 eighth hole presents a stern test with a demanding green and surroundings. The Ibuki course, added later, provides a contrasting experience with a mix of bold and subtle holes. It features a demanding uphill long par-5 on the first hole and a long par-3 second hole surrounded by red pines. The layout includes strategic mid-length holes, such as the fourth, and distinctive features like the pine-lined seventh hole. The course is designed to offer variety, preventing monotony through its diverse hole characteristics. Meishin Yokaichi Country Club has a significant history of hosting major tournaments. It has hosted the Japan Women's Amateur Golf Championship multiple times, including the 13th edition in 1971 and the 66th in 2025. The club was the venue for the Japan Women's Open in 1974, won by Hisako Higuchi, and the Japan Professional Golf Championship in 1982, won by Masahiro Kuramoto. Other notable events include the Mitsubishi Galant Golf Tournament in 1980, won by Tsuyoshi Nakajima, and the LPGA Mazda Japan Classic in 1982, won by Nancy Lopez. The club also hosted the World Super Match in 1981, featuring players like Seve Ballesteros and Tom Watson. In recent years, it has hosted the 89th Kanto Open Golf Championship in 2024 and the 79th National Sports Festival Women's Golf Competition in 2025. The course underwent green renovation work supervised by Damian V. Pascuzzo starting in 2018.

Meisho GC ☆ Follow

三重県

Meisho Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located at 5992-2 Ichishichō Haze, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Designed by architect Hideo Takemura, the facility opened on October 15, 1984. The course spans 6,910 yards and features Bent 1 greens. It is classified as a hill-type course, though the terrain is characterized by wide, flat fairways that allow for a leisurely round. The layout is designed to be accessible, with a difficulty rating categorized as easy. A key characteristic of the design is the absence of blind holes from the second tee, allowing players to drive with confidence without the constant threat of out-of-bounds areas. This open design makes it particularly suitable for beginners and casual play, which accounts for 81% of its recommended play purpose according to customer surveys. Facilities include a driving range with 13 bays extending to 220 yards and a restaurant operating from 9:00 to 16:00. The course supports self-ride carts and offers GPS navigation for distance measurement. Amenities also include locker rooms with showers, a shop, and toilet facilities located at the 3rd, 7th, and 16th holes. The course has a course rating of 71.8.

Meixi Mayflower International Golf Club ☆ Follow

海南省

Meiyuan International Golf Club ☆ Follow

山西省

Melaleuca Golf Course ☆ Follow

Queensland

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Vestland

Melbourne Airport Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Melbourne Course ☆ Follow

Hertfordshire

The Melbourne Course is an 18-hole par 72 golf course opened in June 1992, designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, both former Ryder Cup golfers. Measuring 6,616 yards from the back tees, the course represents an enjoyable but thoroughly challenging test of golf. Located approximately 20 miles north of London within 500 acres of seclusion, the Melbourne Course is situated on Capability Brown inspired parkland with sweeping lawns, clumps of well-placed trees and a meandering river. The course crosses the River Lea on four occasions as you follow the natural contours of the Estate, before a memorable finish in front of the Hall after a short ferry ride to the 18th green. The River Lea provides a beautiful but daunting hazard, with significant water crossings starting from the opening holes. The 18th hole is an excellent risk-reward par-5 where players must cross the river four times, with the final journey involving a short excursion on an unmanned ferry across the Broadwater to the final green. The course layout emphasizes strategic positioning and accuracy, with fairway bunkers rewarding accuracy and punishing wayward shots. Brocket Hall is home to The Faldo Golf Institute, a state-of-the-art golf instruction centre including an indoor teaching school, long game zone, short game zone, chipping and bunker zone, putting zone and a par three, six-hole approach zone.

Meldrum House Golf Course ☆ Follow

Aberdeenshire

Meldrum House Golf Course is a parkland layout designed by Graeme Webster, set within Scotland's scenic landscape. The course features mature woodland backdrops and meticulous landscaping with abundant wildlife, creating one of the country's most visually striking parkland designs. The course demands precision from golfers of all levels, with notable hazards including water features, dog-legs, and strategically placed bunkers. The signature eleventh hole, a long par, is particularly challenging, guarded by 18 bunkers around the green. The layout offers multiple tee positions to accommodate varying skill levels and preferences. Located in Aberdeenshire, the course operates as part of the Meldrum House Country Hotel & Golf Course complex. The facility features manicured greens and cross-cut fairways throughout. The clubhouse overlooks the 1st, 17th, and 18th holes, providing views across the closing holes. The course maintains capped membership to ensure availability for members who wish to book rounds at short notice.