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Nabari Country Club Follow

三重県

Nabari Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Nabari, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Yoshio Asakawa, the course opened in September 1964 and features a JGA Course Rating of 72.6 from the back tees, which stretch to 6,884 yards. The layout is set on Bentgrass greens and is characterized by a mix of blind shots and open fairways. The front nine totals 3,404 yards, while the back nine measures 3,480 yards, providing a balanced but demanding test for golfers. The course presents several strategic challenges, including blind tee shots and cross bunkers. The first hole, a 530-yard par 5, requires a tee shot aimed slightly left of center, with the third shot played to a green that is not visible from the tee. The par-4 11th hole is a blind shot over a cross bunker, while the 18th hole, a 620-yard par 5, offers a safe route to the right but rewards aggressive players who can carry the left-side trees. In contrast, the 6th hole is described as an open, flat par 4 that allows for a clear view of the green, though players are advised to ensure the putting surface is clear before striking their approach. Nabari Country Club has a significant history in Japanese golf, hosting the 10th Kansai Professional Golf Championship in 1972, which was won by Teruo Sugihara. The venue also hosted the 17th All Japan Student Golf Championship in 1975, claimed by Masahiro Kuramoto. An exhibition match featuring American golfer Billy Casper was held at the club in 1970. The club continues to host regional events, including the Mie Junior Golf Championship and the Chubu Mid-Amateur Golf Championship qualifiers. A new clubhouse was constructed in 1991, replacing the original structure that had been in place since the course's opening.

Nabari South CC Follow

三重県

Nabari South Country Club is a 72-par, 18-hole course located in Nabari, Mie Prefecture, Japan. The layout spans a total of 6,846 yards from the back tees, with a par 72 configuration that challenges golfers through a relatively flat terrain featuring only a 50-meter elevation change. The course is designed to offer strategic variety, with bunkers and trees placed to create distinct challenges on every hole. The front nine begins with a gentle downhill par-4 first hole, where long hitters must navigate a left-side bunker and out-of-bounds area while avoiding a water hazard on the right. The layout continues with a mix of par-4s and par-5s, including a demanding 548-yard par-5 ninth hole that plays as a left dogleg. This hole requires a safe approach from the right side to avoid bunkers guarding the front of the green. The back nine mirrors this strategic complexity, featuring another long par-5 at the 13th hole, which stretches to 551 yards from the back tees. With handicap indices distributed across the holes, the course rewards accurate shot-making and strategic decision-making over raw power. The flat nature of the terrain allows for consistent ball flight, but the strategic placement of hazards ensures that every hole presents a unique test. The course maintains a balance between accessibility for higher-handicap players and sufficient challenge for low-handicap golfers, with yardage variations of over 1,500 yards between the back and lady tees.

Nabnassett Lake Country Club Follow

MA

Nacka Golfklubb Follow

Stockholms län

Nacka Golfklubb is an 18-hole forest course located approximately 20 minutes from central Stockholm, in Saltsjö-Boo. The course is characterized by its natural woodland setting, which provides an attractive and scenic playing environment. The club offers a complete golfing experience with facilities including a driving range with both front and rear sections for practice. The course features standard 18-hole championship layout with established handicap slope ratings. Nacka Golfklubb serves both members and guests, with organized competitions throughout the year including club championships and series play. The facility includes dining options and a pro shop. The course is notable for hosting the annual Skärgårdstouren tournament, which awards an order of merit to top performers. Beyond golf, the grounds host cross-country skiing trails during winter months, managed by Nacka Värmdö Skidklubb, demonstrating the venue's broader recreational role in the local community.

Nackawic Golf and Country Club Follow

New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick

Nackawic Golf and Country Club is a 9-hole course measuring 5,500 yards, located along the scenic Nackawic stream in New Brunswick. Positioned 45 minutes north of Fredericton and 30 minutes south of Woodstock, the course is situated in a pine-forested setting that contributes to its natural landscape character. The course is described as challenging, offering a moderately demanding round suitable for golfers seeking a test of their skills. The property features a fully licensed restaurant, providing dining amenities alongside the golfing experience. The course's proximity to the Nackawic stream and its wooded terrain create a picturesque natural environment for play. The facility operates as both a public play destination and membership-based club, welcoming visiting golfers to experience the course's layout and on-site hospitality services.

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전북특별자치도

NAF Atsugi Golf Course Follow

神奈川県

NAF Atsugi Golf Course is situated on the western side of the base in Japan, featuring tree-lined holes and picturesque par three holes alongside several accessible par fives. The course offers a scenic layout with panoramic views of fairways and surrounding landscapes. The facility operates daily from 6:00 AM to sunset, providing golfers with extended playing hours. The course includes a full-service Pro Shop located in the Golf Course Clubhouse, stocked with major brand golf equipment and accessories, plus a snack counter. The 19th Hole restaurant adjoins the Pro Shop, offering breakfast and lunch service with patio views overlooking the greens, open five days weekly from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. A practice range is also available with extended hours. The course accommodates military personnel with varying SOFA status, allowing reservations up to 21 days in advance for SOFA-status individuals and 10 days for non-SOFA status patrons. The facility serves as a recreational amenity for sailors, families, and eligible patrons at Naval Air Facility Atsugi.

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WI

Nagambie Golf Club Follow

Victoria

Nagambie Golf Club is an 18-hole course with a par of 72. The club has been at its current location since 1996, and the development of the course at its current location allowed the club to create an all year round greens course. The club is run by volunteers and community members. Located in the beautiful Nagambie Lakes area, just over an hour from Melbourne, the course offers a friendly and casual environment for any golfer. The course features a gently undulating layout along the Hume and Goulburn Valley highways with the picturesque Strathbogie ranges in the background. The course consists of bentgrass greens. The golf club has been at its current location since 1996, with the site purchased using debenture loans from members and the wider community. The course provides practice facilities and clubhouse amenities for members and visiting golfers.

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千葉県

Nagano CC Follow

長野県

The course is located on the gentle hills of Iizuna Kogen at an elevation of 1,120 meters, offering a layout that spans 27 holes. The facility is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses: the Iizuna Course, the Togakushi Course, and the Takatsuma Course. The Iizuna Course is designed to take advantage of the natural undulations of the landscape, featuring wide fairways that provide a spacious playing experience. The Togakushi Course is characterized by its broad, gently rolling terrain with subtle changes in elevation, where trees serve to separate the various sections of the course. The Takatsuma Course is defined by its separation by pine trees, many of which are 60 years old, along with birch trees that line the fairways.

Nagaragawa Country Club Follow

岐阜県

Nagaragawa Country Club is a hillside golf course located in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, overlooking the scenic Nagara River. The course features beautiful natural terrain characteristic of hilly landscapes, with the clear waters of the Nagara River providing a distinctive setting. The club operates as a members' facility and hosts various competitive events throughout the year, including prefectural-level championships and inter-club competitions sanctioned by the Gifu Golf Federation. The facility includes practice grounds available to members and offers both standard and back tee options for play. The course operates under a one-way, through-play format for 18 holes and accommodates different categories of membership. Nagaragawa Country Club maintains active tournament schedules and serves as an established venue for regional golf competitions in the Gifu area.

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千葉県

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長崎県

Nagasaki Park CC Follow

長崎県

Nagasaki Park Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 golf course located at 1255-1 Seihichō Kamidakegō in Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture. Designed by Mitsuaki Kobayashi, the course opened on November 22, 1994, and is set on gently undulating hilly terrain. The layout features wide, flat fairways that allow players to enjoy the natural surroundings, while the greens are single bent grass with a course rating of 72.9. The course is characterized by strategic challenges, particularly the numerous holes that require players to cross ponds and valleys. This design creates a mix of difficulty levels, with the front nine and back nine each totaling par 36. The total yardage from the blue tees is 6,855 yards, with the front nine measuring 3,362 yards and the back nine 3,493 yards. The course offers four sets of tees: blue, white, green, and red, catering to various skill levels. Notable features include the 9th hole, a par 5 measuring 531 yards from the blue tees, which is recommended for driving contests. The 16th hole, also a par 5 at 574 yards from the blue tees, is another key hole for long drives. For putting, the 3rd hole, a par 3 at 177 yards, and the 17th hole, a par 3 at 171 yards, are recommended for near-pin contests. The course is designed for self-play only and includes facilities such as a restaurant, bathhouse, and GPS navigation in the carts.

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三重県

Nagatoro Country Club Follow

秩父郡

Nagatoro Country Club is an 18-hole course located in the hills of Nagatoro, a famous scenic spot in Saitama Prefecture, offering views of the Chichibu mountain range. Situated in Ogeda, Ogose District, the course spans 660,000 square meters and was designed by Mitsuo Komatsubara and Yohitaro Kawanami. It opened on August 12, 1968, and is operated by Kanto Bunka Development Co., Ltd. The layout is characterized by dynamic downhill shots, thrilling short holes, and a handcrafted design that harmonizes with the natural environment. The course features Bentgrass greens with a par of 72. The front nine measures 3,081 yards from the back tees, while the back nine measures 3,299 yards. The total yardage from the back tees is 6,380 yards. The course includes a mix of par 3, 4, and 5 holes, with specific yardages varying by tee box. The front nine includes a long par-5 first hole, a 170-yard par-3 second, and a 302-yard par-3 third. The back nine features a 451-yard par-4 tenth and a 541-yard par-5 thirteenth. Key characteristics of the course include significant elevation changes and strategic placement of hazards. The first hole is a dramatic downhill par-5 where the fairway slopes to the right, requiring precise tee shots to avoid bunkers. The fourth hole is a slightly dogleg-right par-4 with a narrow fairway and shallow out-of-bounds near the right side of the green. The course also features several dogleg holes, such as the left dogleg third and the left dogleg fifth, which demand accurate approach shots. Nagatoro Country Club is a member of the JGA, KGA, and NGK. It is accessible via the Kan-Etsu Expressway from the Hanazono Interchange, approximately 10 kilometers away. The course does not currently offer a club bus service from Ogose Station, having discontinued it in 2014. Golfers are advised to arrive 30 minutes before their start time for check-in. The course is known for its challenging layout that tests players with its varied terrain and strategic demands.

Nagoya Golf Club Follow

愛知郡

The course at Nagoya Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-70 layout located in Aichi-gun, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Komyo Otani, the course opened in 1929 and is situated in the town of Higashikawa. The layout is divided into an out course and an in course, with yardages varying by tee color. From the blue tees, the course measures 6,557 yards from the C green and 6,410 yards from the N green. The white tees offer a 6,247-yard and 6,098-yard challenge, respectively, while the gold and red tees provide shorter options for varying skill levels. The course presents a consistent par-70 challenge across all tee boxes, with course ratings ranging from 67.7 to 72.6 for men and 74.0 to 79.2 for women, depending on the tee played. Slope ratings for men range from 134 to 142, indicating a moderate to significant difficulty level for the average golfer. The design by Otani has maintained its structural integrity for nearly a century, having survived significant historical events including the closure during World War II and subsequent reopening. Nagoya Golf Club has a rich tournament history, hosting major events such as the Japan Open Golf Championship in 1936, which was won by Miyamoto Rikizo. The course also hosted the Big Three-Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Gary Player-for a match play event in 1967. Additionally, it has been the venue for the Japan Amateur Golf Championship, with Morio Ouchi winning in 1976, and has hosted the Chubu Japan Invitational All-Japan Amateur-Pro Championship, which later evolved into the Chuden Crowns. The club continues to host the Asaka Cup and Higashikuni Cup, maintaining its status as a significant venue in Japanese golf history.

Nagoya Green Country Club Follow

愛知県 3 upcoming events

Located in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya Green Country Club is a 27-hole facility set within a landscape of green mountains and large trees. The course opened in October 1973, initially as an 18-hole layout, and was expanded to 27 holes in 1985. The facility features Bentgrass greens and is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East, Central, and South courses. The layout is designed to offer a strategic challenge for golfers of all levels, with the terrain providing moderate undulations and a flat, strategic flow that encourages thoughtful play. The East Course is characterized by moderate undulation and requires accuracy, while the Central and South courses feature fewer ups and downs, making them easier on the cart and offering a flatter strategic experience. The total yardage for the 27 holes varies by tee box, with the back tees reaching approximately 9,947 yards and a total par of 108. Specific hole yardages range from short par-3s, such as the 175-yard 3rd on the Central Course, to long par-5s like the 531-yard 9th on the South Course. Several holes are designated as "Near Pin" or "Drive for Pin" recommended spots, adding specific strategic nuances to the round. The club's history is tied to the opening of the Nittak Green Road, which inspired the club's name. The original design theme focused on "Green, Sun, and Family," with the clubhouse architecture modeled after Gassho-zukuri farmhouses to evoke a sense of Japanese heart and tranquility. The course has maintained a reputation for well-managed turf and a relaxed atmosphere, aiming to provide a satisfying golf experience for both members and visitors.

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岐阜県

Nagoya Hirohata Golf Course Follow

愛知県

Nagoya Hirohata Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Hirohata-cho, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, situated approximately 20 kilometers east of central Nagoya at the foot of Mount Sarutoge. The course opened on March 16, 1976, and was designed by Shuji Mune. It is characterized by its hilly terrain that harmonizes with the natural undulations of the landscape, offering a strategic layout that caters to players ranging from beginners to advanced golfers. The course is managed by Toyo Golf and features a self-play system with carts equipped with Marshall navigation, which provides hole攻略 information and distance estimates to preceding groups. Facilities include a large driving range for full shots and a dedicated approach and bunker practice area located next to the first hole, allowing players to prepare for their round. The design emphasizes the enjoyment of the game's fundamentals within a natural setting that changes character with the seasons. There is no recorded history of major professional tournaments hosted at the venue. The course operates as a public facility accessible to general play, with contact and reservation information managed through the club's administrative office.

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愛知県

Nagura Country Club Follow

北設楽郡

Nagura Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Tomei, Setouchō, Kitashitara District, Aichi Prefecture, situated at an elevation of 700 to 800 meters. The course is designed by professional golfer Tsuneyoshi Nakajima and is laid out across a gentle hilly terrain of approximately 1.4 million square meters. The layout is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses: the East Course, the Middle Course, and the West Course, each offering a unique character and par 36. The East and Middle Courses share a main green, while the Middle and West Courses share a sub-green, and the West and East Courses share another sub-green, creating a interconnected routing. The East Course features a back nine that includes a 527-yard par 5 and a 488-yard par 5, while the Middle Course presents two 500-yard par 5s. The West Course is notable for its 543-yard par 5 and a short 163-yard par 3. The course utilizes Bent grass greens and caters to a wide range of players, from beginners to advanced golfers, with specific yardages provided for back, regular, and ladies tees. Course ratings vary depending on the combination of nine holes played. For the East and Middle combination, the course rating from the regular tees is 68.8, with a slope rating of 70.2. The Middle and West combination yields a course rating of 69.2 from the regular tees. The West and East combination posts a course rating of 68.8. These metrics reflect the difficulty and length variations inherent in the different tee selections and green configurations across the 27 holes.