Golf Courses

Miacomet Golf Club Follow

MA

Miacomet Golf Club is an 18-hole public links-style golf course located on Nantucket Island, one mile from the ocean and three miles from town. The course was expanded to 18 holes in 2003 by architect Howard Maurer and underwent significant renovation in 2008 by the same architect, earning recognition as one of New England's top renovated courses. The layout features ample fairways with green sizes ranging from 3,000 to 6,000 square feet. The course presents a balanced challenge suitable for both professionals and amateurs, with multiple tee options across 18 holes that include par 3s, 4s, and 5s. The facility is owned by the Nantucket Island Land Bank and takes its name from "Miacomet," a Wampanoag tribal term meaning "The Meeting Place." Notable course characteristics include its links-style design and varied hole difficulty ratings distributed across both nines. The course offers a playable yet challenging experience through strategic hole design rather than excessive length, making it accessible to golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining competitive integrity for accomplished players.

Miami Beach Golf Club Follow

FL

Miami Beach Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course with 6,813 yards located in Miami Beach, Florida. Originally opened as Bayshore Golf Course in 1923, it was part of developer Carl Fisher's Alton Beach subdivision, designed to attract wealthy winter residents from the Northeast and Midwest. The course features a classic design characteristic of early 20th-century Florida golf development. Its location in an urban setting provides a unique Miami Beach experience while maintaining the character of historic golf architecture. Miami Beach Golf Club is known for hosting the Jim McLean Golf School, which features instruction from professionals who work with golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to PGA and LPGA Tour players. This makes the course a destination for golf instruction and improvement. The facility includes a well-stocked pro shop and an on-site restaurant that serves both golfers and the general public, offering dining with free parking and reasonable prices. The course accommodates various membership levels and hosts outings and events throughout the year, making it a community gathering place for golf enthusiasts and recreational players alike.

Miami Shores Country Club Follow

FL

Miami Shores Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Miami Shores, Florida, situated along the Biscayne Canal. The course features a distinctive landscape characterized by majestic oak trees and gently rolling terrain, offering a unique setting in South Florida. The layout is designed to challenge and delight golfers of all skill levels, balancing playability with strategic difficulty. The course is known for its scenic beauty, with countless trees lining the fairways and views of the Biscayne Canal throughout the round. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural topography and mature landscaping. Miami Shores maintains its fairways and greens in excellent condition through the efforts of a well-trained maintenance staff. The course serves as a focal point for the club, which also features a bar and restaurant, pro shop, driving range, and golf instruction programs. The facility hosts golf outings, tournaments, and junior golf clinics, making it an active hub for the local golfing community.

Miami Shores Golf Course Follow

OH

Miami Shores Golf Course is a municipally owned 130-acre, 18-hole course with rye/bluegrass fairways and bent grass greens, designed by world-renowned architect Donald Ross and opening in 1949. Located in Troy, Ohio, it offers the convenience and affordability of a public facility with a freshly renovated clubhouse and world-class course design. The course features 6,212 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, with a course rating of 67.6 and a slope rating of 97. The course is characterized by back and forth fairways, with hard-to-find trouble and short distances from all tee boxes. Notable features include the Miami River, which borders the left side of multiple holes and serves as a hazard to avoid. Several holes present distinctive challenges, including bunkers that guard fairway sides and greens with severe contours and varying pin placement difficulty. The course features a full-length, self-service driving range complete with a chipping green as well as a separate putting green located next to the clubhouse, with the driving range and chipping green opened in April 2019.

Miami Springs Golf & Country Club Follow

FL

Miami Springs Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole championship course featuring 6,755 yards with a par of 71, designed by Thomas "Tubby" Martin and opened in 1923. It holds the distinction of being Miami's oldest golf course. Located in Miami Springs near Miami International Airport, the course offers a blend of historic charm and modern amenities. The course has a rating of 71.0 with a slope rating of 119, providing challenging yet rewarding play for golfers of all skill levels. Notable features include an all-grass tee driving range with night lighting-the only practice facility with evening access in South Florida-along with practice bunkers and two practice greens. The course has significant historical significance as the former home of the "Miami Open," South Florida's first PGA event, and hosted legendary golfers including Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen. Its central location, affordable public access, and traditional layout have made it a local favorite. The recently renovated facility maintains its reputation as a premier South Florida golf destination while preserving its century-old heritage.

Miami Valley Golf Club Follow

OH

Miami Valley Golf Club features an 18-hole championship course designed by Donald J. Ross that opened in 1919, measuring 6,589 yards with a par of 71. The private course sits on 154 acres located just 4 miles from downtown Dayton. The terrain is gently rolling with small, fast greens, and water hazards and sand bunkers come into play on many holes. The golf course was designed by Donald Ross and the club was established on June 3, 1919. The Olmsted Brothers firm contributed to the site design from entrance to clubhouse location, creating a park-like feel of the course. The historic clubhouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The club hosted the PGA Championship in 1957, the last time the competition was played under match play format, won by Lionel Hebert who beat Dow Finsterwald by a margin of 2 & 1. The club also served as venue for the 1931 Western Open. Many national and state tournaments for amateurs and professionals are held at the course.

Miami Whitewater Forest Golf Course Follow

OH

Miami Whitewater Forest Golf Course is an 18-hole par-71 championship course located in Harrison, Ohio, at 8801 Mount Hope Road in western Hamilton County. Designed by the Hamilton County Park District and constructed in 1962, the course features four sets of tees ranging from 4,936 to 6,818 yards with a slope rating of 127. The layout incorporates natural terrain features and is situated adjacent to a scenic lake within the 4,678-acre Miami Whitewater Forest park, earning the nickname "Your Links by the Lake." The course presents a challenging test with distinctive holes including a 680-yard par-5 at hole 5 and a 240-yard par-3 at hole 15. Play is available for 9 or 18 holes with both walking and cart options. The facility includes a full driving range, putting green, and pro shop, with tee times available up to 10 days in advance. The course is characterized by native plantings along fairways, erosion control structures near stream crossings, and wildlife corridors that enhance both playability and ecological value. Miami Whitewater Forest Golf Course welcomes golfers of all abilities through multiple offerings including PGA-taught lessons for adults and juniors, competitive leagues for various skill levels and age groups, and seasonal tournaments throughout the year. The course has maintained its reputation for over 50 years as a favorite destination for regional golfers, combining championship-level conditions with a personal atmosphere surrounded by natural beauty and native wildlife.

Miamiview Golf Course Follow

OH

Miami View Golf Club is an 18-hole private course in Miamitown, Ohio, featuring 6,489 yards from the longest tees with a par of 71. The course rating is 71.1 with a slope rating of 126 on bent grass fairways and greens. Designed by William H. Diddel, ASGCA, the course opened in 1962. The first nine holes opened in 1961 and the back nine followed the next year. The course features 8 sets of tees for different skill levels. Hole 6 is considered the toughest hole in the Cincinnati region according to the Cincinnati Golf Association, featuring an all-carry shot over a valley to a well-guarded green. Hole 1 is the toughest on the front side, with an elevated green where par is considered a good score. Hole 2 offers panoramic views but is challenging, with a lake guarding the left side and an uphill second shot to a narrowing green that requires four strong shots for par. The club has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. Members utilize the state-of-the-art Ed Kirchner Learning and Practice Facility, which features over an acre of grass tees for warm-ups, with PGA Professionals assisting members in improving their game. A significant percentage of the membership, many utilizing power caddies, choose to walk the rolling fairways of Miami View.

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Miccosukee Golf & Country Club Follow

FL

Miccosukee Golf & Country Club is a 27-hole facility designed by Mark Mahannah, located in the heart of Miami, Florida. The course features 6,984 yards from the longest tees with a par of 72, offering a diverse experience for golfers of all skill levels. Situated in an urban setting within Miami, the course is recognized as having one of the best layouts in the South Florida area. The facility includes a lighted practice area and putting green accommodating up to 50 golfers, open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The course presents challenging conditions suitable for various playing abilities. Miccosukee has hosted numerous significant tournaments, including LPGA and PGA events such as the Miccosukee Championship, establishing it as a notable venue in professional golf. Beyond golf, the club offers additional amenities including a swimming pool for members, dining facilities, a full-service golf shop, and event spaces for gatherings.

Michaywe Pines Follow

MI

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OR

Michigan City Municipal Golf Course Follow

IN

Michigan City Municipal Golf Course in Michigan City, Indiana features two distinct 18-hole courses set in a tranquil wooded setting. The facility is recognized as one of Indiana's premier public golf courses, offering challenging play for golfers of all skill levels and ages. The South Course presents a more demanding layout with excellent greens and well-maintained fairways, featuring multiple challenging holes that include uphill shots and water hazards. The North Executive Course offers a more accessible option where tee time reservations are not required, with scorecards that clearly display course maps. As a public facility, no membership is required to play, though applicable green fees apply. The course accommodates both walking and riding golfers with clean, comfortable golf carts. The venue includes a practice green, driving range, fully-stocked pro shop, snack shop with beer and wine service, and trained golf professionals. Michigan City Golf Course regularly hosts events and group outings, making it a versatile venue for tournaments and private golf gatherings.

Michigan Meadows Golf Course Follow

MI

Michigan Public Golf Course Follow

ND

The Michigan Duffers Club & Public Golf Course is a nine-hole facility located in Michigan, North Dakota, with a total yardage of 1,987. The course features artificial greens and is open to the public, offering all-day play for a $15 green fee. It was originally established in 1958 as a three-hole sand green course by Oscar Bondy and local volunteers, who later expanded it to five holes and eventually to its current nine-hole layout. The course is situated in a rural setting, with views described from the fairways, including a perspective from Fairway 8 toward the northwest corner. The facility includes a modern clubhouse constructed in 2005 by volunteers and funded through local donations and fundraising. This new state-of-the-art building replaced an original clubhouse that had been remodeled from a donated chicken house, which served the club for many years before being superseded by the current structure. The Duffers Club, which operates the course, hosts specific playing nights for women on Tuesdays and men on Thursdays during the golf season, featuring meals served by members. The club also organizes an annual hole-in-one contest during Michigan Days, which offers a $10,000 prize. Phil Lamb of Michigan is noted as the only winner of this contest to date. The course is managed by the Duffers Club board, and new members can join with annual dues set at $150 for those over 21, $25 for those under 21, and $75 for social membership.

Michinoku International Golf Course Follow

青森県

Located in Towada, Aomori Prefecture, Michinoku International Golf Club is a 72-par, 18-hole course designed under the supervision of professional Terao Sugihara. The layout features a total yardage of 6,859 meters from the back tees, with a front nine totaling 36 par and a back nine also set at 36 par. The design aims to provide a strategic challenge for players ranging from beginners to low-handicap golfers, with specific attention paid to hole layouts, bunker placement, and green construction. The course presents a variety of distances and difficulties, with par-5 holes including the 1st (543 meters), 8th (566 meters), 10th (569 meters), and 14th (531 meters). Shorter holes provide contrast, such as the 4th hole at 203 meters and the 11th at 194 meters, both par-3s. The back nine features significant length, particularly the 10th hole which stretches to 569 meters from the back tees, and the 14th at 531 meters. To assist with navigation and strategy, the club utilizes GPS-equipped 5-seater carts that display hole layouts, pin distances, and green shapes. The facility also employs a Quick Shot laser distance measurement system, which uses reflectors placed on pin tops to provide accurate yardages within one second. These technological aids are integrated into the playing experience to help golfers manage club selection and course management effectively.

Michipicoten Golf Club Follow

Ontario

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UT

Micke Grove Golf Links Follow

CA

Micke Grove Golf Links is an 18-hole, par-72 links-style course stretching 6,565 yards, designed by Garrett Gill and George B. Williams and established in 1990. Located in Lodi, California's Central Valley, the course is situated among centuries-old vineyards, creating a distinctive setting that blends golf with the region's agricultural landscape. The course features rolling Bermuda fairways framing emerald bent grass greens, with eight lakes and 42 sand bunkers strategically positioned throughout. The layout offers panoramic vineyard views that serve as both aesthetic appeal and strategic elements. The signature 5th hole, a 179-yard par-3, requires a carry over water to reach a green bordered by railroad ties, presenting a challenging and memorable opening statement. The course presents moderate to challenging difficulty through its strategic design and water hazards. Complementary facilities include a 30-station driving range and putting green. The course accommodates various skill levels through its range of tee options and offers instruction from PGA professionals for both private and group lessons. Cart rentals and club rentals are available to accommodate visiting golfers.

Mickelson National Golf Club Follow

Alberta

Mickelson National Golf Club is a championship private golf course nestled in Alberta's foothills near Calgary. Designed as a premier facility, the course challenges top players while remaining accessible to golfers of all skill levels. Located at 34122 East Harmony Trail in Rocky View County, the club features a contemporary clubhouse with fine dining, lounge areas, and a pro shop alongside practice facilities and LaunchPad Golf amenities. The club hosts the Mickelson National Invitational, a premier competitive event that combines top-tier golf with western heritage, live entertainment, and exceptional hospitality. Beyond golf, Mickelson National functions as a comprehensive lifestyle community, offering reciprocal playing privileges at other elite courses, member-exclusive dining and social events, and a junior golf program. The club emphasizes inclusivity and community building, with particular focus on welcoming women and young professionals. Membership at Mickelson National represents distinction within Calgary's golf community and provides access to tournaments, weddings, and special events hosted at the stunning venue.

Mickey Creek Golf Club Follow

Québec

Mickey's Golf Range Follow

MI

Mickleover Golf Course Follow

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Mickleover Golf Club is a parkland course located in Derby, East Midlands, set within Derbyshire's rolling landscape. The course is designed as a challenging test of golf suitable for all skill levels, emphasizing accuracy over distance off the tee. A defining characteristic is its small, well-maintained greens that demand a sharp short game. The terrain and parkland setting contribute to the course's aesthetic appeal while providing varied playing conditions across the layout. The club features a welcoming clubhouse offering food and beverages, and professional coaching services are available through the resident Professional and teaching team. The course attracts both individual visitors and golf societies, positioning itself as a notable venue for group outings within the region.