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WI

Mimosa Hills Country Club ☆ Follow

NC

Mimosa Hills Golf Club is located in Morganton, NC and is a private, full-service membership club anchored by a Donald Ross-designed golf course. The 18-hole layout dates back to 1929 and measures just over 6,750 yards from the back markers playing to a par of 72, configured with two returning nines. The course offers sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is consistently ranked among North Carolina's top courses. The greens are smaller than at many Ross courses and feature crowned surfaces that require precise speed and distance measurements. The course features run-up shot opportunities with deep fallaway slopes for trouble over the green, and cross bunkers positioned to punish errant shots. Mimosa Hills maintains its reputation as one of the finest walking courses still in operation. The course has hosted U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying, U.S. Amateur Qualifying, the Carolinas Open, the North Carolina Women's and Men's Amateur, the North Carolina Boys and Girls Junior, the Carolinas Junior, the NC Women's Senior, and the Carolinas Mid-Am Championship.

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Pampanga

Minagawa Castle Country Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Located in Tochigi City, Minagawa Castle Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 course situated on a gentle south-facing slope. The layout is characterized by flat fairways that contrast with the surrounding hilly terrain, offering players a setting where strategic shot-making is prioritized over brute distance. The course features bent grass double greens, which are protected by strategically placed bunkers and ponds that demand precise course management and reliable ball-striking. The front nine presents a mix of par 4s and par 3s, including a 381-yard blue tee par 4 on the first hole and a 153-yard par 3 on the second. The back nine continues with long par 5s, such as the 554-yard fifth hole from the blue tees, and technical par 4s like the 385-yard sixth. The course offers multiple tee box options, with yardages ranging from the red tees at 268 yards for the first hole to the blue tees at 381 yards, allowing for varied difficulty levels. Players can utilize passenger carts for a comfortable round through the warm, mild climate that defines the region. The design requires golfers to navigate the protected greens carefully, as the bunkers and water hazards are positioned to penalize inaccurate approaches. The course layout encourages a strategic game, rewarding those who can manage the terrain and hazards effectively rather than relying solely on power.

Minagi GC ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Located in Mikasagi, Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, Minagi Golf Club is a 18-hole championship course designed by Shuichi Suzuki. The layout is set on a relatively flat hillside with a total elevation change of 20 meters, offering views of the Rokko Mountains to the south. The course features Bentgrass greens and is designed with a handicap of 15, utilizing narrower fairways to create a sense of tension and strategic challenge for players. The back nine presents a particularly demanding test, with difficult holes concentrated at the finish. The 18th hole, a par 4, is noted for requiring precision in both distance and direction, serving as a dramatic conclusion to the round. Signature holes include the 4th and 15th, which are recommended for birdie attempts, and the 7th and 11th, which are suited for long drives. The 4th hole features a long, narrow three-tiered green that can significantly alter the difficulty depending on pin placement, while the 12th is a scenic par 3 requiring careful club selection due to wind conditions. Minagi Golf Club has a history of hosting significant amateur and professional tournaments. It hosted the 60th Kansai Amateur Golf Championship in 1992, the 59th Kansai Open Golf Championship in 1993, and the 46th Kansai Women's Amateur Golf Championship in 1999. The course also hosted the 47th Japan Women's Professional Golf Championship Konica Minolta Cup in 2014, where winner Ai Suzuki played on the 18th hole. Additional events include the 6th Kansai Mid-Amateur Golf Championship in 2008 and the 2009 Hyogo Open Golf Tournament.

Minakami Golf ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Minakami Golf Course in Gunma Prefecture features two distinct 18-hole, par-72 layouts: the Sky Course and the Forest Course. Located in the Minakami region, the facility is known for its high-altitude setting, which provides cool summer temperatures and fast, bentgrass greens. The Sky Course is characterized by its dramatic downhill holes and strategic changes, while the Forest Course is laid out among the trees, demanding accuracy and offering deep strategic play. The Sky Course presents a challenging mix of tee shots, with the front nine featuring several downhill holes that require careful wind calculation. The back nine includes the course's longest hole, the 13th, which stretches to 634 yards from the blue tees. Notable holes include the 3rd and 12th, identified as driving distance challenges, and the 8th and 16th, which are noted for their pin positions. The course features multiple two-tiered greens and hazards such as creeks and bushes that penalize inaccurate shots. The Forest Course offers a contrasting experience, with holes winding through the forest and requiring precise shot-making. It also plays to a par of 72, with a total yardage of 6,620 yards from the blue tees. The layout includes blind shots and uphill approaches, such as the 2nd hole which carries over a pond. Key holes include the 6th and 13th for driving distance, and the 8th and 14th for approach shots. The greens on this course are often described as having significant undulation, with some being two-tiered or having a "horse's back" shape. Both courses utilize bentgrass throughout, a feature noted as rare in Japan, and allow cart access on all holes. The facility is known for its "fast greens," which can reach speeds of 12 feet on the Stimpmeter during the autumn season. Unique to the course are owl figures placed on white birch trees near the greens, which indicate the grain direction for putts. The course also offers a 10-minute interval start for the Sky Course to ensure a relaxed pace of play.

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広島県

Minakwa Golf Course , The Ranch Bar & Grill ☆ Follow

MN

Minakwa Golf Course is a 9-hole course established in 1923 in Crookston, Minnesota. Located at 901 Fisher Avenue, the course has developed into one of the region's respected layouts, welcoming golfers of all skill levels from beginners to experienced players. The facility offers flexible membership options designed to accommodate various player preferences and commitment levels. The course is complemented by The Ranch Bar & Grill restaurant, which provides dining services during the golf season. Tee times are available for booking both online and by phone. The course typically opens in late May and operates seasonally. Minakwa serves the local Crookston golfing community as an accessible 9-hole venue for recreational play.

Minami Aso Country Club ☆ Follow

阿蘇郡 1 upcoming event

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静岡県

Minami Fuji Country Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

Located in Gotemba, Shizuoka, at an elevation of 470 meters on the hills of the Hakone outer ring, Minami Fuji Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Shiro Akihoshi. The layout, which opened in August 1958, offers a total length of 6,832 yards from the fullback tees. The course is situated in a setting of dense evergreen trees, including pine, cedar, and cypress, which provide a consistent backdrop for the undulating terrain. The club's architecture, designed by Antonin Raymond, is noted as the oldest existing clubhouse in Japan built by the architect post-war. The course is characterized by significant elevation changes and strategic hazards that challenge players of all skill levels. The front nine begins with a valley layout, featuring holes with out-of-bounds on the right side, while the back nine presents a contrasting layout with out-of-bounds on the left. This design ensures that both draw and fade ball strikers face equal pressure. The terrain includes steep uphill and downhill shots, with the 13th hole presenting a dramatic 57-meter drop toward Mount Fuji. The 1st hole also features a 45-meter descent, while the 12th and 17th holes require uphill approaches of 39 and 33 meters, respectively. Green complexes are primarily single greens with significant undulation, averaging 780 square meters in size. Many of the greens are elevated, with the 17th green featuring a 1.8-meter height difference that can significantly impact scoring. The course utilizes New Bent A-2 grass for the putting surfaces, with Korean grass on the aprons. Strategic bunkering is prevalent, with 57 sand dams designed to remain stable in wet conditions. The dense tree lines on both sides of the fairways act as vertical hazards, adding to the difficulty of the course. The club's history dates back to its establishment as the first golf club in Gotemba after World War II. It was planned by the first mayor of Gotemba, Shunichi Katsukane, to promote local industry and tourism following the withdrawal of US military forces. The course was developed by a group of 19 founders, including prominent business leaders, and officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Princess Tomiko. The design philosophy emphasizes natural contours and strategic play, maintaining the original layout's integrity since its completion.

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千葉県

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鹿児島県

Minami Mobara GC ☆ Follow

長生郡

Minami Mobara Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Nagase, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Situated in the Chōsei District, the course is set on a hilly terrain covering an area of 1,000,000 square meters. The layout is designed by Shin Hayashi with supervision from Haruo Yasuda, creating a landscape that integrates the natural features of the surrounding mountain village with river elements. The course features a mix of Bentgrass and Korean Bentgrass greens, resulting in different course ratings depending on the green surface used: 71.9 for the Korean Bentgrass and 72.9 for the Bentgrass. With a total yardage of 7,069 yards, the course is characterized by its hilly nature and the integration of natural landscapes, aiming to provide an elegant playing experience reminiscent of a Japanese painting.

Minami Tochigi Golf Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

LiVE MAX Golf Club Tochigi, formerly known as Minami Tochigi Golf Club, is an 18-hole course located in Kusu City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Situated at an elevation of 370 meters, the course is built into a hillside with a terraced layout that offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains. The total length of the course is 6,621 yards, featuring a mix of downhill and uphill shots across a spacious design. The facility is known for its pure sand greens and diamond-cut fairways, providing a strategic challenge for golfers navigating the undulating terrain. The front nine holes present a variety of challenges, starting with the long 498-yard 1st hole, a par 5 with a gentle downhill slope. The 6th hole, a 514-yard par 5, is highlighted as a particularly open hole for those attempting to reach the green in two shots. The 7th hole is a 201-yard par 3 featuring the club's largest green, measuring approximately 1,000 square meters, with water guarding the left side. The 9th hole is a 412-yard par 4 where a creek flows in front of the green, leaving no fairway shortcut. The back nine continues the strategic test with notable holes such as the 12th, a 356-yard par 4 that requires a carry over a valley. The 17th hole is a 520-yard par 5 with a fast green that slopes from back to front, requiring precise approach shots. The closing 18th hole is a 414-yard par 4 guarded by water on the left side of the green and a beach bunker on the right. The course layout encourages players to manage their distance and position carefully, with several holes featuring water hazards, bunkers, and out-of-bounds zones that demand accuracy off the tee.

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Minamiiwate Country Club ☆ Follow

岩手県

Minamiiwate Country Club is an 18-hole golf course built on rolling terrain with a 30-meter elevation change in Iwate Prefecture, Japan. The course features larch and red pine trees that separate the holes, with views of the Kitakami Mountains to the east and the Ou Mountains to the west. The design emphasizes strategic play, incorporating the natural undulation of the terrain to create refined and challenging hole layouts. The course is known for its varied, strategic design that showcases natural topography, offering golfers distinctive characteristics and a unique strategic challenge. Located in Hanasenzai Town, Ichinoseki City, the club hosts regular tournaments and competitive events throughout the year.

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Minchinhampton Golf Course ☆ Follow

Gloucestershire 3 upcoming events

Minchinhampton Golf Club operates three distinct courses in Gloucestershire. The Cherington Course, styled as an inland links, features vast undulating greens, thick rough, and firm, fast fairways set within rolling Cotswold landscape. The Avening Course is a classic parkland design by Fred Hawtree, characterized by lakes, mature specimen trees, strategic bunkering, and challenging greens with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The Old Course, established in 1889 on Minchinhampton Common, offers a unique natural layout with rolling grassland, no bunkers, and panoramic vistas reflecting the club's 125-year history. All three courses are renowned for year-round presentation and excellent drainage. The two Championship Courses-Avening and Cherington-regularly host National Championships and County Events. The Cherington hosted Open Championship Regional Qualifying from 2002-2007, while the Avening Course hosted it from 2018-2024. The courses present varying difficulty levels, from the championship-standard Cherington and Avening courses to the distinctive natural challenge of the Old Course, which features occasional wildlife hazards alongside its inherent topographical challenges.

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전라남도

Minden Country Club & Golf Course ☆ Follow

NE

Minden Country Club is a beautiful 9-hole golf course located in central Nebraska, situated 15 minutes south of Kearney. The course features a balanced layout with three Par 3s, three Par 4s, and three Par 5s, providing variety for golfers of different skill levels. The slightly elevated terrain creates an engaging playing experience, with a creek flowing through the course adding both aesthetic appeal and strategic challenge to the layout. The natural landscape and water features define the character of this rural Nebraska course. Minden Country Club welcomes both public play through daily green fees and membership options, making it accessible to the local golfing community and visitors to the region.

Minebrook Golf Course ☆ Follow

NJ

Minebrook Golf Club, located in Hackettstown, New Jersey, opened in 1919 as a public golf course playing to par 70 with a length of 6,206 yards. Originally named Muskenetcong Country Club, the course was redesigned throughout the 1960's. It is one of New Jersey's oldest public golf courses. The course is relatively short at only 6,200 yards from the back tees and par 70, featuring interesting holes with primarily doglegs, strategically placed bunkers, abundant trees, and tiered greens that create challenge when pin placement is difficult to discern. The course is set amongst beautiful countryside. The facility includes amenities such as a clubhouse, restaurant, snack bar, and pro shop. The venue can accommodate gatherings of 50 to 250 guests in its Palmer Banquet Facility.

Minehead & West Somerset Golf Club ☆ Follow

Somerset 5 upcoming events

Minehead and West Somerset Golf Club is Somerset's oldest golf course, founded in 1882 and still playing on its original layout. Located on Somerset's north coast, this links course is an 18-hole design set in a coastal landscape with stunning views. The course is renowned for having some of the best greens in the area and is regarded as a challenging and fair test of golf. The club has hosted numerous PGA, County, and Regional events throughout its history, including the 2024 Somerset County Championship. The course operates year-round and features a well-maintained layout that accommodates both experienced and newer golfers. Notable characteristics include its links terrain and playable design, with specific pin placements that vary by hole to provide different challenges. As one of the oldest golf clubs in the South West and England, Minehead and West Somerset remains an important venue in regional golfing history. The club is complemented by a clubhouse and bar facilities, offering hospitality alongside the golfing experience.