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Mountain Ridge Country Club

NJ

Mountain Ridge Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in West Caldwell, New Jersey, approximately 20 miles from New York City in Northern New Jersey. The course was designed by legendary architect Donald Ross, whose influence is evident in the classic layout and strategic design elements characteristic of his work. The club features a majestic Clifford C. Wendehack fieldstone clubhouse that complements the golf experience. The course is set within a landscape that provides members with a premium golfing environment in a residential area. As a private country club, Mountain Ridge offers a full-service, family-oriented experience with golf as its centerpiece. The course has established itself as a championship-caliber layout, reflecting Donald Ross's design philosophy of strategic shot-making and natural terrain integration. The club maintains an emphasis on recreation, member relationships, and community involvement through philanthropic initiatives. The facility serves as a gathering place for generations of families and friends in the Northern New Jersey community, combining the sporting challenge of championship golf with the social amenities expected of a premier country club.

Mountain Shadow Golf Club

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Mountain Shadow Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, located approximately 40 minutes from Pattaya in Chonburi Province. Designed by renowned architect Ronald Fream and opened in 1993, the course measures 6,807 yards from the championship tees. The course was developed within an existing mango plantation, with the mature trees and tropical flora still serving as defining hazards. It features tight fairways requiring accurate straight driving, and plays longer than its appearance suggests. The greens are notably fast with multiple slopes and levels, demanding precise positioning to avoid three-putt situations. The signature hole is the par-3 17th, a visually stunning feature during blooming season. Players must carry a tranquil lotus-flowered pond bordered by multicolored flowering shrubbery to reach a deeply bunkered green. The course presents a challenging but fair test suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers, with strategic bunkering and water hazards throughout. The course underwent significant improvements following management changes, enhancing its condition and playability.

Mountain Shadows Golf Course

AZ

The Short Course features 18 holes, all par-3, with a par of 54 and length of 2,310 yards. Back in 1961 course architect Jack Snyder originally laid out a short, par-56 resort course that in its heyday was a hotspot for money games among club and touring professionals as well as a magnet for celebrities. Golf course architect Forrest Richardson completely redesigned the course, which originally opened in 1961. The Short Course at Mountain Shadows, nestled in the foothills of Camelback Mountain, offers a scenic layout and a challenging round of golf for players at all skill levels. Holes range from 75 to 200 yards, creating a unique and challenging golf experience. Notable features include the tough-as-nails No. 4, "Biarritz," with its uphill climb to a Biarritz green features a sunken swale that traverses the putting surface, the beloved No. 7 "Jutty" is an ultra-short hole across the water to a peninsula green that juts out into the famous Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale pond, and the "Punchbowl" No. 10 is a secluded, pocketed green with stunning views of Camelback Mountain's Camelhead. You can play all 18 holes in less than three hours, or play 9 holes in an hour and a half. The course features completely re-constructed greens and surrounds with a distinctive "tier" element that provides a much more challenging putting environment.

Mountain Valley Country Club (Disused)

TX

Mountain Valley Country Club was founded in 1964 by a group of golf enthusiasts who sought to create a premier destination for golfers in the region. The 18-hole course features 6,542 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71, with a course rating of 70.4 and a slope rating of 118. The course layout includes a variety of holes ranging from par 3s to par 5s, with rolling fairways, beautiful water features, and strategically placed bunkers. The course experienced a decline in popularity due to several factors, including increased development in the surrounding neighborhood causing runoff and flooding damage to the grounds, as well as an economic downturn and decreased discretionary spending from the COVID pandemic starting in early 2020, leading to its closure in 2022. The former country club has since been reborn as a permaculture ecological institution, with the legacy living on as a sustainable community committed to preserving the natural beauty of the land.

Mountain Valley Golf Course

PA

Mountain Valley Golf Course is a public golf destination near Route 81 in Barnesville, Pennsylvania, featuring two 18-hole courses: The Mountain and The Valley. Both courses have been recognized as one of the best values in the USA by Golf Digest and ranked among the top 10 public courses in Pennsylvania by NBC Golf Now users. The facility offers a comprehensive golf experience with a fully stocked pro shop and driving range. Players can take advantage of season passes and play & stay packages that combine overnight accommodations with multiple rounds of golf. The courses are designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels and serve as both a daily-play destination and golf getaway venue. Beyond golf, Mountain Valley functions as a multi-purpose venue offering wedding ceremonies and receptions, special events, and dining options. The property features distinctive landscape characteristics referenced as "The Mountain and The Valley," suggesting varied terrain and scenic views. The facility operates seasonally, with both courses open for the 2025 season.

Mountain View Country Club

VT

Mountain View Country Club is a family-friendly recreational club established in 1898 in Greensboro, Vermont. The facility features a challenging par 35, nine-hole golf course spanning 2,816 yards that follows the contours of its hillside location, offering spectacular views of Mount Mansfield and Caspian Lake. The course design takes advantage of the natural terrain to create an engaging layout for players of varying skill levels. In addition to golf, the club operates seven clay tennis courts and offers pickleball facilities. The club hosts various tournaments and events throughout the season, including handicap tournaments, club championships, and member leagues such as Thursday Men's Day and Tuesday night Men's League. Professional instruction is available for both golf and tennis. The club operates from mid-May through the foliage season and welcomes both members and visitors. The facility emphasizes its family-oriented atmosphere, with activities including round-robins, outings, game nights, and seasonal social events.

Mountain View Country Club

CA

Mountain View Country Club is an Arnold Palmer Signature Course located in La Quinta, California, nestled amid stunning mountain and desert vistas. The course is designed to provide an appropriate challenge for golfers of all skill levels while showcasing the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. The property features mountainous terrain and desert scenery that frames the golfing experience. Beyond golf, Mountain View functions as a comprehensive country club community offering additional recreational amenities including pickleball and tennis facilities, along with a fitness complex. The clubhouse serves as a social hub, featuring dining and relaxation facilities for members. The club emphasizes community and lifestyle, positioning itself as a luxury desert living destination that caters to members seeking an active lifestyle within a welcoming environment. The facility combines athletic pursuits with opportunities for social engagement and fine dining experiences.

Mountain View Golf Club

PA

Mountain View Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course located in Fairfield, Pennsylvania, approximately 16 miles south of Gettysburg. Built in 1980 and designed by Ed Ault, Brian Ault, and Tom Clark, the course stretches 6,420 yards to a par of 71 with a course rating of 71.2 and a slope rating of 128. Situated in the Carroll Valley and nestled between the Catoctin Mountains, the course features two distinctly different nine-hole sections, with the front nine characterized as relatively flat but enjoyable, while the back nine offers more elevation changes and greater challenge. The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels with three sets of tees. It features a large natural grass driving range, short game area, and putting green. The facility includes a grill-pavilion offering views of the 9th, 10th, and 18th holes. The course has been recognized as a Four-Star Golf Digest course and has earned accolades for being among the top 25 friendliest and value courses in the United States. Course conditions are noted for well-maintained fairways, true and fast greens, and challenging but fair course layout that accommodates both novice and experienced golfers.

Mountain View Golf Club

Yukon

Mountain View Golf Club is located in Whitehorse, Yukon, and features Whitehorse's only dedicated practice facility. The course offers a 14-bay driving range extending 300 yards with scattered targets, a full-size putting green, and a bunker/chipping area. The practice facilities are notable for their scenic views characteristic of the Yukon landscape. The club is situated at 250 Skookum Drive in Whitehorse. While the website confirms this is an operational golf facility with coaching services, league nights, youth programs, and membership options, specific details about the main course layout, hole count, par, designer, and signature holes are not provided in the available content. The club operates seasonally and closes for winter months, which is typical for courses in northern Canadian locations with harsh winter conditions.

Mountain View Golf Club

NV

Mountain View Golf Course is a nine-hole desert layout carved from northern Nevada terrain near Battle Mountain. Built in 1991, the course features tight doglegs, narrow fairways, and natural sagebrush that challenge players of all skill levels. Recent improvements include remodeled greens, new drainage systems, reconfigured and leveled tee boxes, and an expanded pond on hole #4. The course presents varied difficulty across its holes. Hole #2, a par 3 measuring 195 yards from the men's tees, is rated the most challenging with its two-tiered green and deep grass bunker. Notable holes include the par 5 opening hole with the course's largest fairway, the dramatic par 4 seventh with its "Californian Hump" center tier, and the par 4 ninth featuring a pond that crosses the fairway. Strategic design elements throughout include grass bunkers, water hazards, and out-of-bounds areas that reward accurate shot placement. The facility includes a practice green, driving range, and cart rentals available for 9 or 18 holes. A clubhouse serves food and beverages. The course operates on a walk-in basis with no tee times required.

Mountain View Golf Course

OR

Set within the Cascade Mountain Range near Portland, Oregon, Mountain View Golf Club is an 18-hole course built in 1964 that captures the essence of Oregon golf. Located just 30 minutes from PDX International Airport, the course features a unique layout with no two holes alike, each offering individual character and spectacular views of Mount Hood. The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels with three tee options, allowing expert players to face strategic challenges while remaining accessible to beginners. The signature hole #12 is a memorable downhill par 3 with a dramatic 180-foot elevation change that demands accurate shot placement. The ever-changing landscape and elevation shifts throughout the course create dynamic playing conditions. Mountain View offers practice facilities including a driving range and putting green. The clubhouse features the Leaderboard Restaurant Bar & Lounge, providing dining and beverage options with views of Mount Hood. The pro shop provides instruction and golf merchandise. The course hosts special events and banquets and offers various membership options for different player categories.

Mountain View Golf Course

NJ

Mountain View Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Ewing Township, New Jersey, that opened in 1958. Designed by R. Ault, Clark & Associates, the course measures 6,117 yards from the regular tees and 6,682 yards from the championship tees with a par of 72. The layout features natural rolling hills and valleys and includes a 10-stall driving range. The course is open year-round and is accessible to players of all abilities, offering a moderate test of golf skills. The course is characterized by scenic tee shots and interesting hole layouts, with some narrow sections particularly on the back nine. A significant facility upgrade occurred in 2007 when a new 9,000-square-foot clubhouse and pro shop were completed, replacing the original structure that had stood for nearly 50 years. This clubhouse was recognized by Golf Inc. magazine as one of the top facilities in the nation, earning runner-up status for the 2007 "Clubhouse of the Year" competition. Mountain View serves as a public municipal course operated by the Mercer County Park Commission and welcomes golfers from both within and outside the county. The course accommodates golf outings, tournaments, and special events throughout the year.

Mountain View Golf Course

Located in Đồng Mô, Xã Đoài Phương, Hà Nội, the Mountain View course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by the Australian firm Pacific Coast Designs and completed in 2004. The course spans 6,978 yards from the back tees and is set within a landscape defined by surrounding mountain ranges and the cultural village of Vietnam. The fairways are maintained with Novotec grass imported from Australia, a variety selected for its resilience against the local climate. The routing presents a mix of dogleg holes and straightaways that demand precision off the tee. The par-4 first hole features a left-side bunker and a water hazard positioned 40 yards from the green, while the par-4 ninth hole is guarded by a wide right fairway bunker and a water hazard running along the left side. The par-3 fourth hole offers a 210-yard carry over water to a green surrounded by sand traps, providing a significant early test for golfers. Water hazards and deep bunkers are recurring features throughout the round. The par-3 13th hole requires a shot over water to a green protected by sand, while the par-4 18th hole finishes with a dogleg left where the second shot must carry a small pond to a green fronted by bunkers on both sides. The course also features several par-5s, including the 12th and 15th, which offer scoring opportunities for long hitters but are constrained by fairway bunkers and tree lines. The design incorporates significant elevation changes and sloping greens that challenge approach shots. The par-3 6th hole is described as a scenic layout with water on the left and flower gardens on the right, while the par-4 8th hole requires a shot over water to a green that slopes from back-right to front-left. The 17th hole, a short par-3, features a narrow fairway and deep bunkers in front of a green that slopes from back to front.

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Mountain View Golf Course

WV

The Mountainview Course is a 18-hole golf facility located in Morgantown, West Virginia, situated at 4008 Greystone Drive. Designed by Bryan Ault, the course opened for play in 1985 and winds through the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains. The layout covers 6,447 yards and is characterized by gently rolling fairways, tight landing areas, and scenic views through the heart of the Allegheny forest. The course presents a moderate challenge for golfers of all levels, having been rated 3 1/2 stars by Golf Digest. It features three sets of tees with varying difficulty. The slope ratings are 124 from the white tees, 127 from the blue tees, and 122 from the red tees. Corresponding course ratings are 69.1 for the white tees, 70.5 for the blue tees, and 71.4 for the red tees. The design requires players to utilize their full range of clubs to navigate the unique layout and narrow landing zones. The facility is part of the Lakeview Golf Resort Event Venue and hosts events such as the Firecracker Open.