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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 6 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.

Nagoya Hills Golf Club Rose Course ☆ Follow

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.

Nagoya Port Golf Club ☆ Follow

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.

Naha Golf Club ☆ Follow

島尻郡

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MI

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Nailcote Hall ☆ Follow

West Midlands

Nailcote Hall Golf Course, known as The Cromwell Course, is a nine-hole Par 3 layout located in Warwickshire, surrounded by stunning countryside. The course presents a challenging test of the short game for golfers of all abilities, featuring 23 bunkers, water hazards, ditches, and elevated greens. Players can opt to play either nine or 18 holes. The course has gained prominence as the home venue for the British Par 3 Championship and Open Par 3 Championship Qualifiers, attracting world-class players and celebrities. Its reputation as a demanding Par 3 course makes it popular among competitive golfers despite its shorter format. Situated adjacent to Nailcote Hall, a 4-star 17th-century country house hotel, the course benefits from excellent accessibility, located just ten minutes from Birmingham International Airport and close to major population centers including Birmingham, Solihull, and Coventry. The setting combines the challenge of championship-standard golf with the tranquility of the surrounding countryside, offering visitors a comprehensive golf and leisure experience.

Nairn Dunbar Golf Course ☆ Follow

Highland 3 upcoming events

Nairn Dunbar Golf Club is a traditional Scottish links course established in 1899, located on the Moray Firth in the Scottish Highlands near Nairn. The course stretches 6,691 yards over 18 holes with a par of 72, comprising four par 3s, ten par 4s, and four par 5s, offering a championship-standard layout. Multiple tee positions accommodate all ability levels, with the shortest measuring 5,467 yards. Positioned beside the Moray Firth, the course benefits from scenic coastal views and a unique microclimate that provides firm, fast greens and excellent playing conditions year-round. The terrain reflects the natural links landscape characteristic of the region. Ranked 61st in Scotland's Top 100 Golf Courses and 14th in the Scottish Highlands, Nairn Dunbar has hosted significant tournaments including the PGA Northern Open (2018 and 2024), the Scottish Women's Amateur (2024), and jointly hosted the R&A 91st Boys Amateur Championship (2017). The club has produced notable junior champions including PGA Tour player Russell Knox and Ladies European Tour player Kelsey MacDonald. It has twice won Environmental Golf Course of the Year (2021 and 2023).

Nairn Golf Club ☆ Follow

Highland

Nairn Golf Club's Championship Course is a par 71 links layout measuring 6,832 yards, situated on Scotland's northeast coast near Nairn. The course is distinguished by sea views from every hole, offering spectacular seaside scenery throughout the round. The layout comprises 18 holes with varied par structures: four par 5s, eleven par 4s, and three par 3s, providing a balanced test of golf across the terrain. The course features strategically named holes reflecting its Scottish links heritage, including Achareidh, Ben Wyvis, and Sutors, with several holes incorporating natural hazards such as bunkers and a burn. The stroke index distribution indicates varied difficulty across the layout, with hole 5 (Nets) rated as the most challenging. Located at Seabank Road in Nairn, the Championship Course combines traditional links characteristics with views of the Moray Firth, making it one of Scotland's notable seaside golf venues. The club also maintains a second course, The Cameron Course, providing additional golfing options.

Naju Country Club ☆ Follow

전라남도

Naju Hills Country Club ☆ Follow

전라남도

Naka Country Club ☆ Follow

茨城県

Naka Country Club is a 27-hole golf course located in Hitachiomiya, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. Operated by Joso Kanko, the facility opened on October 18, 1977, and was designed by architect Yutaka Takamori. The course is situated on a hilly terrain that covers an area of 1.2 million square meters, yet it features a layout that is described as relatively flat despite the elevation changes. The property is accessible via the Mito North Smart IC on the Joban Expressway, approximately 18 minutes away, or from the Naka Interchange, about 15 kilometers distant. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East, Middle, and West courses. Together, these loops provide a total yardage of 9,888 yards with a course rating of 70.5. The greens are maintained with bentgrass, offering a consistent playing surface for members and guests. The design accommodates a wide range of skill levels, with the club noting that the layout includes many gentle holes suitable for beginners while still providing enough challenge for experienced players. Situated centrally within Hitachiomiya, the club serves as a base for golf activities in the region. The facility includes a clubhouse with a lounge and restaurant that emphasizes seasonal menus using ingredients sourced from Ibaraki Prefecture. The course is designed to be reachable within approximately 90 minutes from the Tokyo metropolitan area, facilitating access for visitors from Tokyo, Saitama, Chiba, and Tochigi.

Naka Izu Green Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

Naka Izu Green Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Reikawa, Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Situated at the foot of Mount Fuji, the course is set within a vast natural landscape that offers expansive views of the mountain, the Sagami Bay, and the Suruga Bay. On clear days, the distant Alps are also visible from various points on the grounds. The layout is designed to provide a strategic challenge, featuring significant elevation changes with numerous uphill and downhill shots throughout the round. The course accommodates a wide range of players through six distinct tee grounds, named after precious stones: Sapphire, Pearl, Emerald, Gold, Topaz, and Ruby. The total yardage varies from 4,853 yards from the Ruby tees to 7,152 yards from the full-back Sapphire tees. This flexibility allows the course to serve everyone from beginners to advanced golfers, with the Sapphire tees requiring prior registration and handicap restrictions. The course rating ranges from 63.2 to 73.8 depending on the tee selection. Strategic hazards define the difficulty of the course, with water hazards and bunkers playing a critical role in scoring. The third hole, a par-4 dogleg left, features a water hazard guarding the right side of the second shot landing area. The eighth hole presents a short par-4 where a pond lies across the fairway, demanding precise tee shots. The thirteenth hole, a par-5 long hole, is lined with water on the left side from the second to the third shot, adding pressure to the approach. Bunkers are strategically placed throughout, including cross bunkers on the fifth and eighteenth holes, and guard bunkers surrounding greens on holes such as the second, fifth, and fourteenth. Notable holes include the first hole, a par-4 downhill shot offering direct views of Mount Fuji, and the fourth hole, the longest on the course at 627 yards from the back tees. This par-5 features double doglegs to the left and provides ample fairway width for dynamic shot-making. The eighteenth hole serves as a challenging finish, a par-5 downhill dogleg left with cross bunkers on the first and second shot locations and three bunkers guarding the green. The course is described as a tournament-style layout that encourages repeated play due to its strategic depth. Naka Izu Green Club has hosted competitive events, including the Shizuoka Ladies Open Golf Tournament (ART FORCE JAPAN Challenge Cup), which features professional, legends, amateur, and junior divisions. The club also hosts the Sapporo Beer Cup, a popular group tournament. The facility includes a clubhouse with traditional architectural elements, a restaurant offering views of Mount Fuji and the Southern Alps, and access to the "Amagi no Yu" hot spring baths located in the nearby mountains.

Naka Kyushu CC ☆ Follow

玉名郡 1 upcoming event

Nakafuchi Golf Club Short Course ☆ Follow

神奈川県

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岐阜県

Nakasu GC ☆ Follow

山口県

Nakasu Golf Club is a 72-par, 18-hole course located in Shunan City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. Situated on a sprawling site, the layout is characterized as a hilly course that offers generous fairways and ample room for play. The course features a total yardage of 6,520 yards from the regular men's tees, with a par 72 configuration that includes a mix of par 3s, 4s, and 5s. The front nine presents a variety of challenges, beginning with the 15th hole, a 364-yard par 4 that is described as a flat, short par 5. The 4th hole, a 444-yard par 4, requires careful club selection due to a gentle downhill tee shot followed by an uphill approach. The 5th hole is a 445-yard par 4 that doglegs left, featuring a fast green and demanding precise placement to avoid difficult second shots. The 6th hole, a 574-yard par 5, is lined with out-of-bounds zones on both sides, testing accuracy off the tee and on the approach. The back nine continues the test with significant doglegs and elevation changes. The 10th hole is a 395-yard par 4 that doglegs right, requiring accuracy to avoid out-of-bounds hazards and cross bunkers. The 14th hole, a 599-yard par 5, features a sharp right turn after the second shot, followed by a long uphill finish guarded by three bunkers in front of a very fast green. The 18th hole is a long 466-yard par 4 with wide, flat fairways, allowing players to maximize distance off the tee, though the green plays very fast from the back. Notable features include several par 3s that require precision. The 3rd hole is a 201-yard par 3 with a slightly downhill tee shot and a long, undulating green that makes approach shots difficult if missed. The 8th hole is a 174-yard par 3 over water, featuring a wide green that slopes steeply toward the back. The 15th hole is a 181-yard par 3 over water, with a wide, horizontal green that is low on the sides and high in the middle. The course has a history spanning 50 years, as indicated by recent 50th-anniversary events and competitions. The layout is designed to be spacious and relaxed, with wide fairways that minimize out-of-bounds concerns on many holes, though strategic placement is still required to navigate bunkers and elevation changes effectively.

Nakatsugawa CC ☆ Follow

神奈川県