Golf Courses

Musashi Country Club Toyooka Course ☆ Follow

埼玉県

The Musashi Country Club Toyooka Course is a 6,838-yard, par-72 layout designed by renowned architect Seiichi Inoue. Opened in July 1959, the course is situated on flat terrain that disguises its difficulty through subtle undulations and a demanding array of hazards. The design features small, elevated target greens protected by deep bunkers and dense pine forests, creating a deceptive challenge that belies the course's calm exterior. The front nine presents a mix of long par fives and technical par fours. The 4th hole is a demanding 454-yard par 4 that requires careful club selection due to wind conditions, while the 6th hole is a par 4 surrounded by the course's signature "Alison" bunkers. The back nine continues the test with the 10th hole, a 544-yard par 5, and the 14th, a 445-yard par 4 that plays as the second hardest hole on the course. The 18th hole, a 451-yard par 4, serves as a strong finishing test with a slope rating of 128 from the black tees. The course has hosted significant professional events, including the 74th Japan Open Championship in 2009, which drew over 45,000 spectators. Previous major tournaments held at the club include the 35th Japan Open in 1970 and the 47th Japan Open in 1982, both on the Toyooka Course, as well as the 22nd Japan Ladies Open in 1989. The course features two sets of tees, white and red, allowing for varied yardage and difficulty levels, with course ratings ranging from 66.4 to 73.0 depending on the tee selection.

Musashi Matsuyama Country Club ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Musashi Matsuyama Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Kamome, Higashimatsuyama, Saitama. The layout was supervised by renowned course architect Kikuo Arai, with the clubhouse designed by Mitsubishi Jisho Sekkei and construction handled by Shimizu Corporation. The course features Bent 2 greens and offers a total distance of 6,359 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 73.1. The property is characterized by its natural setting, which includes red pine forests and scattered ponds that create a relaxed atmosphere for players. The design caters to a wide range of abilities, from beginners to single-digit handicap players. The front nine measures 3,210 yards, while the back nine runs for 3,149 yards from the regular tees. Key challenges on the course include the 579-yard, par-5 1st hole and the 564-yard, par-5 15th hole, both of which are recommended for drive distance. Shorter holes such as the 168-yard, par-3 8th and the 195-yard, par-3 16th are noted for their proximity pin requirements. The course rating was reassessed in July 2020, with the new rating officially certified in August of that year, reflecting a slight increase in difficulty. The club was established on September 18, 1985, and celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2025. It is a JGA-recognized course, with official rating certificates available for both men and women. The facility is situated in a location that often experiences different weather conditions compared to central Tokyo, with local forecasts indicating it may remain relatively dry even when rain falls in the city.

Musashi no Mori Country Club ☆ Follow

入間郡

Musashi no Mori Country Club is a 6,288-yard course located in Ose, Saitama Prefecture, situated within the Musashino natural landscape. The property spans approximately 810,000 square meters and features a strategic layout set across gentle hills, with fairways separated by dense stands of cedar and cypress trees. The course opened on November 23, 1979, and is currently operated by Musashi no Mori Country Club Co., Ltd., a member of the ANA Group. The 18-hole layout plays to a par 72, with yardages varying based on the turf conditions. The back tees on Bentgrass measure 6,288 yards, while the Korai grass tees extend to 6,248 yards. The front nine measures 3,075 yards from the back tees, and the back nine measures 3,213 yards. Both the out and in courses feature keyhole tees at the starting holes. The course is designed to challenge golfers with a mix of uphill and downhill shots, dogleg rights, and strategic bunkering. The difficulty of the course is characterized by its demanding greens and strategic hazards. The 16th hole is noted as the most difficult, featuring a notoriously tough green that tests a player's ability to read slopes and select the correct approach. The 15th hole presents a water hazard that pressures the fairway, while the 1st hole is a long par 5 where out-of-bounds runs close to the green. The 5th hole is a downhill par 4 over a valley, requiring precise club selection to navigate the tiered greens. Significant features include the use of tiered and sloping greens throughout the layout, which require careful distance control. The course utilizes a full fleet of riding carts equipped with touch-panel navigation systems that provide distance and slope data, as well as a real-time leaderboard function for groups. The facility is located about 50 kilometers from central Tokyo, offering a distinct separation from the urban environment while remaining accessible via the Kan-etsu Expressway.

Musashi OGM Golf Club ☆ Follow

比企郡

Musashigaoka Golf Course ☆ Follow

埼玉県 1 upcoming event

Located in Hanno, Saitama, Musashigaoka Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout set within a forested landscape that opened in 1983. Designed by Tadashi Shimamura, the course utilizes the natural undulations of the terrain to create a strategic challenge for golfers. The course features a mix of tee types, with the back tees extending to 7,016 yards on Bentgrass and 6,608 yards on Kyorai grass. While the fairways are notably wide and open, the layout is defined by its strategic demands, particularly through its rough conditions and complex green complexes. The course is renowned for its fast, undulating greens and strategically placed bunkers that surround the putting surfaces. The rough is maintained at approximately 65mm, increasing to 80mm during tournament periods, which adds significant difficulty to approach shots. The layout is often characterized by the contrast between its longer holes, which are relatively straightforward to score, and its mid-length holes, which present more complex challenges. Notable holes include the 17th, a 403-yard par 4 that features no bunkers but is protected by a large water hazard in front of the green, and the 5th, a 384-yard par 4 where a downhill second shot requires precise distance control. Musashigaoka has a significant history in professional golf, hosting numerous LPGA tournaments since its inception. It has been the venue for the Matsuda Japan Classic, the Higuchi Hisako IDC Otsuka Fertilizer Ladies Tournament, and currently hosts the Higuchi Hisako Mitsubishi Electric Ladies Golf Tournament. The course also holds a unique place in golf history as the site where Tiger Woods played his first round in Japan in 1997. Flags marking the distance of his shots remain in place on several holes, including the 6th, 7th, 9th, 10th, 14th, 16th, 17th, and 18th.

Musashino Golf Club ☆ Follow

The Musashino Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course located in Hachioji, Tokyo, set within a 590,000-square-meter hilly terrain. Designed by Nobukatsu Marumo with renovation by Seizo Tomizawa, the layout opened in November 1960. The course is characterized by a distinct contrast between its front and back nine: the outward nine is relatively flat, offering straightforward tee shots, while the inward nine features significant elevation changes and slopes that demand precise approach shots for successful score management. The club’s 6,580-yard length from the back tees presents a moderate challenge, reflected in a Course Rating of 69.5 and a Slope Rating of 129 from the back tees. The difficulty increases with the terrain, requiring accurate ball striking on the undulating back nine. The course features both Korean bentgrass and bentgrass greens, allowing for varied playing conditions depending on the season. The setting is defined by its integration with the natural Musashino landscape, finished with a Japanese garden aesthetic that creates a calm atmosphere. The wooden clubhouse, which has accumulated history since the club's founding, offers views of the Okutama mountains, the Shinjuku subcenter, and the Tokyo Skytree from its second-floor restaurant. The facility includes a 12-stall, 200-yard driving range and rental equipment for clubs and shoes.

Muscatine Municipal Golf Course ☆ Follow

IA

Muscatine Municipal Golf Course is an 18-hole municipal facility located approximately 1 mile north of Muscatine, Iowa, off Highway 38. The course features a complete pro shop, concession area, cart rental services, and a driving range. The facility includes a clubhouse available for event rentals and lessons. The course offers private and group golf instruction for golfers of all levels, with a dedicated junior golf program available during the season. A practice simulator is also available for player use. The course operates seasonally, with standard summer hours from 7 AM to dusk Monday through Sunday, and limited winter hours by appointment from December through March. Tee time reservations can be made up to one week in advance in person, or six days in advance by phone or online. The facility accommodates tournament play and outings through their professional staff. The course serves as a recreational resource for the local Muscatine community, offering both casual play and competitive golf opportunities.

Musgrove Country Club ☆ Follow

AL

Musgrove Country Club is a private golf course and country club located in Jasper, Alabama, situated on 228 acres in the rolling hills of Central Alabama. The club features an eighteen-hole championship golf course alongside other amenities including tennis courts, dining facilities, and a pool area. The property has a distinctive history dating back to 1924, when Col. L.B. Musgrove completed an original log clubhouse constructed from 556 logs harvested from the club grounds. Following the stock market crash of 1932, the property was purchased by 45 Walker County citizens who established Musgrove Country Club as a private membership institution. The course is designed to complement the natural landscape of the region, with the clubhouse representing a unique architectural blend of log construction and pioneer-style spaciousness that has become notable among country clubs nationwide. The setting takes advantage of the terrain's rolling characteristics, providing a scenic backdrop for play. While specific details about course par, yardage, and designer information are not provided in available materials, the eighteen-hole championship layout serves the club's membership with full recreational and dining amenities integrated throughout the property.

Musgrove Mill Golf Club ☆ Follow

SC

Musgrove Mill Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by Arnold Palmer, located approximately 90 miles from both Charlotte and Asheville in upstate South Carolina. Established in 1988, the course was created with a singular focus on the integrity of golf and respect for the natural wilderness, featuring no surrounding residential structures. The course is distinguished by its changing elevations and dramatic landscape characteristics native to the region. These topographical variations create natural challenges throughout the layout, making elevation management a key strategic element of play. The setting incorporates the area's natural beauty and terrain, with views reflecting the upstate South Carolina wilderness. Musgrove Mill has earned recognition as one of Arnold Palmer's ten best designs and maintains consistent ranking among South Carolina's premier golf courses. The property operates as a private facility, emphasizing a sanctuary-like golf experience. Beyond the course itself, the club offers resort-style amenities including accommodations, dining facilities, and event spaces. The surrounding area holds historical significance, with the nearby Musgrove Mill State Historic Site commemorating a 1780 Revolutionary War battle fought near the original Musgrove family mill.

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Limpopo

Muskeg Meadows Golf Course ☆ Follow

AK

Muskeg Meadows Golf Course is located in Wrangell, Alaska, nestled within a rainforest setting that offers stunning ocean vistas, majestic snow-capped peaks, and abundant wildlife viewing opportunities. The course features an 18-hole layout stretching 5,900 yards with a par of 72, carrying a USGA rating of 70.2 with a slope rating of 116 from the men's blue tees, presenting a challenging round. The course is complemented by an 18-basket disc golf course, making it a multi-sport facility. The facility includes a covered driving range for practice, a pro shop offering club and cart rentals, logo apparel, and refreshments. Beyond golf, the grounds serve the community year-round as a venue for walking, cross-country skiing, birding, nature viewing, and various community events. The course is operated by Wrangell Golf Club, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to maintaining accessibility for all visitors seeking Alaska's distinctive golfing experience.

Muskego Lakes Country Club ☆ Follow

WI

Muskego Lakes Country Club is located in Muskego, Wisconsin, spanning 150 acres that encompass the golf course, clubhouse, and banquet facilities. The course is recognized as one of the top public courses in the area, having received numerous accolades including Wisconsin Golf Course of the Year in 2001 and Best Places to Play in 2004. The facility maintains a reputation for being well-maintained and challenging, with an emphasis on faster pace of play and superior conditions. The club emphasizes exceptional service and maintains a focus on player development and instruction. The course accommodates various golf programming including men's and ladies' leagues, junior programs, and weekend scrambles. In addition to traditional golf offerings, Muskego Lakes features indoor golf simulators available for league play and private events. The facility also serves as a full-service venue, hosting weddings, outings, tournaments, and banquets for groups ranging from 40 to 400 guests, with dining amenities including The Pub and seasonal Igloos on the Green.

Muskegon Country Club ☆ Follow

MI

Muskegon Country Club is a Donald Ross-designed course originally laid out by Thomas Bendelow in 1908 and redesigned by Ross in 1920. Located in Muskegon, Michigan, the course measures 6,697 yards and plays to a par 72 from the back tees, making it relatively short and accessible for average players while still challenging accomplished golfers. The course is characterized by rolling terrain and fescue-lined fairways that create scenic vistas throughout the property. True to Ross's design philosophy, the course rewards good shots while penalizing poor ones, with particular emphasis on approach shots and demanding greens. The layout features no hidden tricks-challenges are evident and straightforward. In 2011, Golfweek editor and Donald Ross Society expert Brad Klein evaluated the property and provided guidance on restoring the course to its original design intent. Recent modifications have focused on maintaining the course's historical roots while improving playability. The course's natural topography and landscape design have been preserved as key elements of its identity and appeal.

Muskerry Golf Course ☆ Follow

County Cork

Muskerry Golf Club is located in County Cork, Ireland, situated approximately 6 miles northwest of Cork city in the Lee Valley near Blarney and Cloghroe. The course was designed by renowned architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie and has been operating since 1907. Set amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, the club offers a picturesque setting that blends natural beauty with strategic design. The course challenges and inspires players of all skill levels, providing a rewarding golfing experience throughout the layout. The club maintains high standards for its greens, with ongoing maintenance efforts to ensure optimal playing conditions year-round. Muskerry Golf Club serves both members and visitors, offering amenities including a clubhouse, restaurant and bar, and pro shop facilities. The course features hole-by-hole flyover views and scorecards available for players.

Musket Ridge Golf Club ☆ Follow

MD

Musket Ridge Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Myersville, Maryland, approximately one hour from Baltimore and Washington, DC. Designed by renowned architect Joe Lee as his final course, it is considered among his best works, alongside Doral and LaCosta. The course spans more than 150 acres of Maryland scenery featuring undulating greens, strategically positioned hazards, and distinctive bunkering. The layout is characterized by elevated tee boxes offering commanding views of the surrounding landscape. The opening hole features a dramatic elevated tee shot that sets the tone for the round. The course's unique topography and natural beauty are integral to its design. Musket Ridge is playable for golfers of all skill levels while maintaining championship-quality conditions. The course can accommodate up to 144 golfers and offers various formats including scrambles and modified shotgun starts. Beyond golf, the venue features Catoctin Hall, which has been recognized as one of the top wedding and event venues in the Washington, DC area.

Muskogee Golf Club ☆ Follow

OK

Muskogee Golf Club is an 18-hole course with a par of 71 and yardages ranging from 6,326 white tees to 6,726 blue tees. The course was originally designed by Perry Maxwell in 1924 and underwent redesigns by Tripp Davis in 2001. The course's 18 holes are lined with mature native trees and expansive greenery, featuring long fairways with multiple water hazards and carefully placed sand traps. The course has a rating of 73.5 and a slope of 136. The 10th hole is the most well-known and possibly most challenging hole in the course, with fairways that curve toward a lake with a fairway bunker in the middle of the dogleg, and the approach requiring a shot over water. Maxwell's design utilized natural depressions running along the course for hole routing and arranged nine holes around lakes that were part of the property. Muskogee Golf Club was founded in 1907 and hosted the U.S. Women's Open in 1970. The club is located in eastern Oklahoma and operates as a private membership facility with a renovated clubhouse and full amenities including a pro shop, restaurant, and practice facilities.

Muskoka Bay Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Muskoka Bay Resort features an 18-hole championship golf course designed by renowned architect Doug Carrick, located in Gravenhurst, Ontario, approximately 90 minutes north of Toronto. The course is set against the scenic backdrop of Lake Muskoka within Canada's wetlands and rocky ridge terrain. The design showcases Carrick's signature style, characterized by dramatic elevation shifts, undulating fairways, and meticulously maintained greens. The course balances challenge with playability, offering an engaging experience for golfers of all skill levels. Notable features include breathtaking elevation changes throughout the layout, with views overlooking the natural landscape. The 18th hole is particularly scenic, with fairway views visible from the resort's elevated penthouse accommodations. The course has been recognized as one of Canada's top golf courses, reflecting its championship-caliber design and conditioning. The combination of technical routing through challenging terrain and pristine course maintenance creates a memorable playing experience that complements the resort's luxury amenities and hospitality offerings.

Muskoka Lakes Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Muskoka Lakes Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole, par-70 golf facility located in Port Carling, Ontario. Situated in the Muskoka region, the course serves as a private members' club offering a full-service golf experience. The course is designed as a standard regulation 18-hole layout with a par of 70, providing a moderate length challenge for its membership. As a country club facility, it integrates golf with additional recreational amenities including tennis, pickleball, sailing, and swimming programs. The club maintains dedicated grounds and course management to support its golf operations. Beyond golf, the facility features clubhouse services, dining options, and organized junior programs. The setting reflects the natural landscape of the Muskoka area, known for its lakes and woodland terrain. The club operates with established policies for member guests and maintains standards for golf and clubhouse dress codes.

Musqueam Golf & Learning Academy ☆ Follow

British Columbia

Musqueam Golf & Learning Academy is an 18-hole, Par 60 executive golf course located in Vancouver, British Columbia, situated along the Fraser River on the ancestral land of the Musqueam First Nations. The course features scenic views of a creek, tree-lined fairways, and the Fraser River backdrop, creating an attractive natural setting within an urban environment. The layout includes six Par 4 holes, requiring golfers to use a full range of clubs including drivers, which adds variety and moderate challenge to the executive course format. The terrain and design encourage players to develop their complete skill set rather than relying on a limited club selection. The facility emphasizes instruction and learning, with a two-tiered, 80-stall covered and heated driving range considered among Canada's premier training facilities. Seven PGA of Canada certified instructors provide private lessons in dedicated teaching areas, with a short game practice green and bunker available for skill development. The course is designed to appeal particularly to beginner golfers while offering an engaging experience for golfers of various skill levels seeking an accessible yet interesting round.

Musselburgh Golf Course ☆ Follow

East Lothian 1 upcoming event

Musselburgh Golf Club is a parkland course designed by James Braid, located just 20 minutes from Edinburgh in Scotland's renowned Golf Coast region. The course features lush, secluded terrain with wide fairways and strategic bunkering throughout. Players enjoy stunning views southward toward the Pentland Hills and the distinctive spire of St. Michael's Church at Inveresk, which rises above the thick tree canopy beyond the course. The layout presents an irresistible challenge for experienced golfers while remaining enjoyable and forgiving for newcomers. Well-regarded in Scottish golf circles, the course is described as pleasingly wide with excellent strategic design that creates an involving experience. It serves as a capable challenge alternative to the links courses typical of East Lothian. Musselburgh Golf Club maintains strong historical significance, as the town is known as "the cradle of golf," having produced five Open Championship winners including Bob Ferguson and Willie Park Jr. The club continues this tradition by welcoming accomplished golfers while developing emerging talent through its thriving membership program.

Musselburgh Links, The Old Golf Course ☆ Follow

East Lothian

Musselburgh Links, The Old Golf Course, located in East Lothian, Scotland, is one of the world's oldest golf courses and an original Open Championship venue. The course hosted the Open Championship on six occasions between 1874 and 1889, establishing its significant place in golfing history. The layout reflects traditional links golf design, featuring the characteristic undulating terrain and natural hazards typical of Scottish seaside courses. Set in a historic landscape, the course offers players the opportunity to experience golf as it was played in the 19th century. Uniquely, visitors can hire hickory clubs to play the course in its traditional style, providing an authentic connection to golf's heritage. The course remains open to the public year-round, welcoming golfers from around the world who wish to experience this piece of golfing history. Its enduring appeal lies in its historical significance and the opportunity to play on ground that has tested champions for over a century.

Mustang Course at Lely Resort ☆ Follow

FL

The Mustang Course at Lely Resort is a par 72, 7,230-yard layout designed by World Golf Hall of Famer Lee Trevino. The course features gently rolling fairways, large greens, and 12 sparkling lakes. The course opened in 1996 and presents an enjoyable challenge to golfers of all abilities with multiple tees on each hole. Designed according to Trevino's philosophy that the game should be challenging yet fair for the common golfer, many of the Mustang's holes are demanding while also offering players the opportunity to recover from errant shots. Notable holes include the par-3 16th, which requires carrying water and bunkers to reach a well-defended green, and the 18th, a classic home hole with bunkers in the landing zone and a well-bunkered peninsula green. The course plays through the South Florida marshlands. The course is open to public play and offers an array of exclusive privileges and opportunities through the Platinum Club and National Golf Club memberships. The club features a spacious all-grass driving range with multiple target greens, a chipping green with a practice bunker, two putting greens, and a Mediterranean-inspired clubhouse with a pro shop, locker rooms, and a restaurant.

Muswell Hill Golf Club ☆ Follow

Greater London 1 upcoming event

Muswell Hill Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located in North London, easily accessible from Central London via the Piccadilly Line to Bounds Green station or National Rail via Alexandra Palace. The course presents a challenge to golfers of all abilities across its parkland setting. The club is positioned as one of the most welcoming, diverse, and inclusive golf clubs in Middlesex, situated just a stone's throw from the City of London. The course is within walking distance or a short bus ride from transport links, making it conveniently accessible for visitors and members. The club offers comprehensive facilities including professional tuition, custom fitting services, and hospitality options. The course has a notable heritage, with historical significance dating back to 1893 and associations with designer James Braid. Muswell Hill is designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining competitive challenge throughout the round.

Muswellbrook Golf Club ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Muswellbrook Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in the picturesque Hunter Valley region of New South Wales, situated on Bell Street in Muswellbrook. The course is part of the integrated Muswellbrook RSL and Golf Club facility, which serves as a community destination offering both sporting and recreational amenities. The golf course provides members and guests with a full golfing experience, complemented by clubhouse facilities and dining options through Chef Shannons restaurant. The course is supported by an on-site Pro Shop, open daily from 7am to 5pm, where professional golfing services and equipment are available. As a championship 18-hole layout, the course is designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels and serves as a venue for competitive play and casual rounds. The course benefits from its location within the Hunter Valley landscape, offering a scenic setting for play. The club maintains membership-based access with affiliated facilities including bowling greens and squash courts, making it part of a broader sports and leisure complex within the local community.