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Naseby Golf Course
Otago
Naseby Golf Club is a 9-hole course located in Naseby, situated in the Otago region of New Zealand's South Island. The course plays to a par of 72 when extended to 18 holes, with a total distance of 5,678 yards. The course features two nines that are identical in layout, each comprising par-36 holes with a mix of par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s. The front nine includes notable holes such as a 487-yard opening par-5 and a closing 436-yard par-5, with a par-3 at 173 yards. The back nine mirrors this design. The course has a Course Rating of 67.4-69.9 with slope ratings of 114-119 depending on tee selection, indicating moderate difficulty. Naseby Golf Club maintains a small but active membership of 42 golfers, including 32 men, 9 women, and 1 junior male member. The course is managed by John Lobb and serves the local community in this Central Otago location.
Nashawtuc Country Club
MA
Nashawtuc Country Club is a private 18-hole golf course located in Concord, Massachusetts, in the Metrowest region. The course was recently renovated by renowned architect Rees Jones and is regarded as one of the finest courses in Massachusetts. The layout accommodates golfers of all skill levels through a variety of available tees, designed to suit the modern golfer. The course is situated within a contemporary country club setting that features a newly renovated clubhouse inspired by farmhouse architecture with sweeping views of the golf course. The club emphasizes community and camaraderie, offering members access to tournaments, events, lessons, clinics, and junior programming alongside golf course play. Beyond golf, the club provides comprehensive lifestyle amenities including a newly built Wellness Center with fitness programs, swimming facilities, and racquet sports. The property also serves as an event venue, featuring modern farmhouse-style event spaces with wrap-around windows and vaulted ceilings. The club positions itself as a family-oriented private club that balances its storied history with modern innovations and contemporary amenities.
Nashboro Golf Club
TN
Nashboro Golf Club is located in Nashville, Tennessee, just five miles south of the airport and minutes from downtown Nashville. Established in 1975, the course has become a popular destination for golfers of all skill levels throughout the Nashville golf community. The club offers public play with competitive rates and maintains a full calendar of golf events through its Men's Golf Association, featuring both recreational and competitive tournaments. The facility includes indoor golf simulators in addition to the main course. Nashboro distinguishes itself through community commitment, including "Heroes' Tuesday," offering complimentary play for military personnel, police officers, and firefighters. The club provides instruction programs and membership options for those seeking ongoing engagement. Known for welcoming golfers ranging from beginners to experienced players, Nashboro positions itself as an accessible, community-oriented course with daily gaming opportunities and competitive rates.
Nassfeld Golf (Gailtal Golf)
Kärnten
Nassfeld Golf is a 24-hole championship golf course located in the Gailtal valley in Carinthia, Austria. The facility comprises an 18-hole Championship Course and a 6-hole Par 3 Practice Course, alongside a driving range and practice area. Set within the natural landscape of the Nassfeld ski region and near the Weissensee nature arena, the course offers golfers the opportunity to play amidst breathtaking mountain scenery. The course is well-maintained and designed to provide an enjoyable golfing experience in a stunning alpine setting. The facility also includes a golf school offering instruction for beginners and advanced players, as well as private lessons. Additional amenities include a restaurant and pro shop on-site. The course hosts various tournaments and club championships throughout the season, catering to both members and visitors seeking leisurely golf in a scenic mountain environment.
Nassjo Golf Club
Jönköpings län
Nässjö Golfklubb is a golf course located in the heart of Småland region of Sweden, situated at 320 meters above sea level. The course is described as beautiful and challenging, designed to accommodate both beginners and experienced golfers. Set in a scenic natural environment, the course offers golfers the opportunity to enjoy rounds in nature while experiencing varying levels of difficulty. The club organizes various competitions and tournaments including Thursday golf events, regional tournaments like Höglandstouren and Smålandsserien, and club championship competitions. The facility includes a driving range that is being upgraded with TopTracer technology as of the 2025 season, enhancing the training experience for members and visitors. Nässjö Golfklubb offers accommodation options for guests, including on-site cottages adjacent to the course and golf packages with nearby hotels. The club welcomes both members and green fee players, with instruction available through beginner courses and lessons. The facility also features a restaurant called Blue Sky, contributing to the overall recreational experience at the club.
Nasu Chifuriko Country Club
那須郡
Nasu Chifuriko Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 resort course located in the Nasu Highlands of Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Situated at an elevation of approximately 500 meters, the layout is designed by J. Michael Poullet and wraps around Chifuri Lake, offering expansive views of the Nasu mountain range. The course is characterized by wide fairways and gentle undulations, utilizing the natural terrain to create a strategic yet accessible layout for golfers of varying skill levels. The yardage varies significantly depending on the tee boxes, ranging from 4,182 yards for the pink tees to 6,582 yards for the back tees. The course features a mix of par 3, 4, and 5 holes, with the back nine presenting notable challenges such as the 561-yard 13th hole and the 506-yard 18th hole. Several holes are lined with out-of-bounds areas, particularly on the right side of the 4th, 13th, and 15th holes, requiring precise driving. The greens are often multi-tiered, such as the third hole, demanding careful approach shots and pin placement awareness. Natural elements play a central role in the course's design philosophy, with the landscape serving as a primary designer alongside Poullet. The grounds are rich with natural forests that change character with the seasons, featuring blooming kirisima tsutsuji in spring and vibrant foliage in autumn. The course is equipped with automatic electromagnetic induction carts, allowing for comfortable play for both solo and two-ball groups. The facility is integrated with a hotel and restaurant, offering a full resort experience adjacent to the golf course. Players have access to natural hot springs, described as weak alkaline hypotonic Nasu hot water, for relaxation after play. The club house, designed by Kajima Design, houses the reception, dining facilities, and lounge areas, providing a refined atmosphere that complements the outdoor experience.
Nasu Country Club
那須郡
Nasu Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Nasu-machi, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Kaoru Kasugai and opened in 1966, the course spans 6,668 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 71.0. The layout is characterized by flat terrain separated by red pine forests, offering a strategic challenge that balances distance with precision. The course features a single green and is designed to be accessible to players of varying skill levels, particularly appealing to beginners and intermediate golfers who appreciate wide fairways and well-maintained conditions. The front nine begins with a demanding 572-yard par-5, setting a tone of strategic play that requires careful distance management. Several holes on the outward half present significant hazards, including the 5th hole, a 158-yard par-3 that carries over a valley with out-of-bounds on both sides, and the 4th hole, which requires a tee shot away from right-side OB. The back nine introduces more varied elevation changes, including the 10th hole, a 368-yard par-4 that finishes with an uphill approach to a raised platform green. This hole requires spin-controlled shots to hold the surface, highlighting the course's emphasis on approach precision. Key characteristics of the course include dogleg holes, moderate undulations, and a mix of uphill and downhill shots. The 13th hole, a 559-yard par-5, features a left dogleg with trees on the right and out-of-bounds on the left, requiring a disciplined second shot. The 15th hole is another valley-crossing par-3, testing accuracy from the tee. The course avoids blind shots, allowing players to see their targets, which contributes to its reputation as a friendly yet strategic layout. The design encourages thoughtful club selection and shot placement rather than pure power, making it a consistent test for club competitions and casual play alike.
Nasu Golf Club
那須郡
Nasu Golf Club is a mountain course situated at an altitude of 900 meters on the slopes of Mount Nasu. Opened in 1936, the course was designed by the renowned architect Seiichi Inoue as his debut work, with later design contributions credited to Kinaya Fujita. The layout is characterized by natural undulations and terrain that serves as a hazard more effectively than artificial features. Consequently, the course contains very few man-made obstacles, featuring only 18 bunkers and a single water hazard across its 18 holes. The course presents a significant challenge due to its elevation and the frequent lack of level stances, with flat ground available primarily at the teeing grounds. The high altitude and plateau winds add to the difficulty, requiring a high level of technical skill. The design philosophy strictly prohibits overrunning the greens, as the downhill approach shots make recovery difficult. The course offers multiple tee options, with the back tees measuring 6,548 yards and a par of 72, while the regular tees play to 6,039 yards. The setting provides expansive views of the sky, the smoke from Mount Nasu, the vast Nasu No Hara plains, and distant peaks such as Tsukuba. The club, which has maintained a family-oriented atmosphere since its founding, is noted for its clubhouse and lodge designed by the architect Junzo Sakakura. The facility also features natural hot springs from Okunozawa, contributing to the club's long-standing reputation as a place for relaxation and traditional golf culture.
Nasu Highland Golf Club
栃木県
Nasu Highland Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Nasu-Shiobara, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The layout was designed by the renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., who utilized the natural topography of the Nasu Highlands to create a strategic challenge for golfers. The course features three sets of tees, with yardages ranging from 4,973 yards from the red tees to 6,239 yards from the blue tees. The fairways are maintained in Bentgrass, contrasting with the native rough, a combination intended to harmonize with the surrounding mountain scenery. The setting offers expansive views of the Nasu Highlands and the Kanto Plain, with the climate providing a refreshing environment for play throughout the year. The course is characterized by signature holes that highlight the terrain, including the third hole which looks out toward the vast Nasu Highlands, and the eleventh hole, a long par-5 that offers panoramic views of the Kanto Plain. The design incorporates natural elements such as the Nasu Clear Stream, where players can hear the water while attempting to reach the green on the sixth hole. Difficulty varies across the holes, with specific challenges noted for each. The first hole is a short, uphill par-4 featuring bunkers and scenic views, while the second is a straight, flat par-5 lined with pine trees. The ninth hole is described as a long and difficult par-4 with a distinctive green shape. The seventh hole is a slightly downhill par-5 where a pond on the right side serves as a hazard, noted as a habitat for fireflies. The eighth hole presents a par-3 with a cluster of bunkers to the right of the green, and the tenth hole is a downhill par-4 known for its steep grass grain on the putting surface. The facility includes a clubhouse described as having a dignified atmosphere reminiscent of a European castle, featuring a lounge with a fireplace and a restaurant with 60 seats. While there is no on-site shop, a vending machine is available on the course. The club is situated approximately 18 kilometers from the Nasu Interchange on the Tohoku Expressway and is accessible by a shuttle bus from Nasu-Shiobara Station. The course is currently operated as a private club, primarily hosting round lessons for the Konami Sports Club Golf Academy.
Nasu International Country Club
那須郡
Nasu International Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located at the foot of the Nasu Mountains, adjacent to the former Nasu Imperial Villa. The course was designed by renowned architects Midozasa Asami and Seizo Tomisawa, who are recognized for their work on many prestigious golf courses. The layout is set within a highland resort environment surrounded by natural forests, offering a strategic challenge that appeals to players' competitive spirit. The course features undulating greens with Bentgrass, cut to 4.0mm with a green speed of 9.5 feet. The design incorporates subtle undulations and strategic hazards, including bunkers, water hazards, and out-of-bounds areas. Key holes include the par-5 1st hole, a long hole with a fairway sloping to the right and guarded by bunkers, and the 14th hole, a par-5 where a tee shot to the right leads to a blind second shot over water. The 12th hole is a downhill par-3 with a water hazard in front of the green, while the 17th hole presents a pressured par-3 requiring a shot over water. The course offers a variety of hole types, from uphill and downhill shots to doglegs and valley crossings. The 9th hole is a challenging par-4 that requires a valley crossing, while the 18th hole is a demanding par-4 with an uphill second shot. The course is designed to test accuracy and distance control, with many holes requiring careful club selection and shot placement. The setting allows players to enjoy the natural beauty of the area, with views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The club is accessible from Tokyo in about two hours by car or train, with a shuttle bus available from Nasu-Shiohara Station. The facility includes a clubhouse that resembles a high-end hotel and an adjacent lodge with hot spring baths for guests. The course is maintained to provide a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of various skill levels.
Nasu Iono Country Club Course Management Section
那須郡
Nasu Iono Country Club is a 27-hole championship course designed by renowned golf architect Asami Ryokuzou, located in Tochigi Prefecture. The course features three distinct nine-hole layouts-North, South, and East-each with individual character and design philosophy. Set within the natural landscape of the Nasu region, the course showcases Asami's golf design principles developed over four decades. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from single-digit handicappers to beginners, though it presents meaningful challenges throughout. The design reflects Asami's sophisticated golf philosophy, with each course presenting distinct strategic questions to players. The clubhouse and overall setting maintain a refined atmosphere aligned with the designer's vision. The three separate courses allow for varied playing experiences while maintaining the cohesive design aesthetic characteristic of Asami's work. The natural terrain and mountain setting of the Nasu area provide an elevated golfing environment. The facility includes hotel and restaurant amenities, supporting its function as a destination golf club.
Nasu Kasumigajo Golf Club
那須郡
Nasu Kasumigajo Golf Club is a 72-par, 18-hole championship course located in Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Situated within a resort setting that emphasizes the natural landscape of the Nasu region, the layout is designed to offer a strategic and challenging experience for golfers of varying skill levels. The course spans 142 hectares and features a total length of 7,010 yards from the black tees, with alternative yardages available for blue (6,726 yards), white (6,362 yards), and red (6,077 yards) tees. The course is characterized by its integration of the surrounding natural terrain, utilizing the existing topography to create a layout that balances comfort for casual players with the demands of tournament-level competition. Recent renovations have included the replacement of fairways with Korean Zenith bentgrass to maintain optimal conditioning. Tee grounds have also been adjusted-lowered and shifted laterally-to mitigate the severity of dogleg holes, enhancing playability while preserving the course's strategic integrity. The club's symbol flower, the mountain dogwood (yamabuki), has been replanted throughout the grounds to improve the visual landscape. Key features of the course include the use of high-tech GPS-enabled electric carts to assist with distance management and a customized caddie service available by reservation. The 18-hole layout is divided into an outward nine totaling 3,449 yards from the black tees and an inward nine of 3,561 yards. Notable holes include the par-5 18th, which stretches 637 yards from the black tees, and the par-5 1st, measuring 536 yards. The par-3 holes provide significant variety, ranging from the short 8th at 208 yards to the longer 3rd at 479 yards. The facility is anchored by a substantial wooden clubhouse, recognized for its architectural scale and integration with the forest environment, having received the Tochigi Prefecture Maroni Architecture Award. The resort also offers access to natural onsen springs from the Iono hot spring source, featuring weak alkaline low-sodium water intended for recovery after play.
Nasu Kurobane Golf Club
栃木県
Nasu Kurobane Golf Club is a 9-hole, 18-tie course located in the Nasu region, set within a forested landscape that features undulating terrain and strategic bunkering. The layout is divided into an Out course and an In course, each comprising nine holes with a total par of 72. The Out course measures 2,996 yards, while the In course covers 2,943 yards, bringing the total yardage to 5,939 yards. The course is characterized by a mix of uphill and downhill shots, with several holes requiring precise club selection due to elevation changes and green complexes. The Out course begins with a 365-yard par 4 where the fairway center is the ideal target, avoiding slices that could lead to trouble. The third hole is a 176-yard par 3 that plays downhill, demanding careful club choice to avoid the dead pin positions. The seventh hole, a 127-yard par 3, offers views of the clubhouse and features a strategic front green that requires accuracy to avoid the water hazard. The ninth hole is a 476-yard par 5 with a two-tiered green, requiring players to identify pin placement before attacking the flag. The In course starts with a 369-yard par 4 that plays downhill, with a fairway bunker on the right posing a risk for long hitters. The twelfth hole is a 466-yard par 5 that doglegs left, with a target off the right side of the fairway and a second shot aimed at the front of the green to set up birdie opportunities. The sixteenth hole is a 147-yard par 3 that plays slightly downhill, with bunkers surrounding the green to test approach precision. The eighteenth hole is a 298-yard par 4 that plays uphill, requiring players to avoid shortening their club selection to ensure they reach the green. The course is maintained to provide a dynamic playing experience, with undulations and tree-lined fairways adding to the challenge. The greens are generally large but can be tricky due to tiered surfaces and speed variations. The course hosts monthly competitions and annual events, including the Opening Memorial Cup, indicating an active calendar for local golfers. The facility allows fairway use by passenger carts, adding flexibility to the playing experience.
Nasu Ogawa Golf Club
那須郡
Nasu Ogawa Golf Club is a 21-hole facility located in Nasukawamachi, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The course consists of an 18-hole tournament layout and a three-hole practice course known as "Plus 3." The 18-hole course was originally opened in 1969 by founder Tadaichi Kambara and was expanded to 27 holes in 1981 before being reconfigured into its current 18+3 format in 2015. The course is certified by the Japan Ladies Professional Golf Association (JJGA) and is designed to challenge golfers, with a stated concept of being "slightly difficult" to help players improve their skills. The tournament course features a total par of 72, with yardages varying between regular and back tees. The front nine includes a mix of par 4s, par 3s, and par 5s, with the back nine continuing this variety. Notable holes include the 16th hole, a par 3 measuring 231 yards from the back tees, and the 17th hole, a par 5 stretching to 582 yards. The course is known for its "F1 Greens," which are maintained at a high speed during the on-season, reaching 10 feet or more on the Stimpmeter, to provide a challenging putting surface. Nasu Ogawa has a significant history in Japanese women's professional golf, hosting the Nasu Ogawa Ladies Professional Golf Tournament for 20 consecutive years from 1982 to 2001. This event was the only women's professional tournament in Japan hosted solely by a golf course at the time. The course has also hosted various amateur and university competitions, including the KGA Club Championship Tochigi Prefecture Qualifying and the Governor's Cup. The practice "Plus 3" course offers three holes of varying lengths (long, short, and middle) for lessons and practice rounds. The setting is on a plateau overlooking the clear waters of the Nakagawa River, with the club located near the Nanpeidai Onsen Hotel, known for its "Beauty of the Spring" hot spring. The facility includes a clubhouse with dining options and practice areas, including an approach and bunker practice zone. The course is designed to offer a challenging experience for skilled amateurs and professionals alike, with a focus on skill development through its fast greens and strategic layout.
Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course
Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located on Fiji's renowned Coral Coast, opened in June 2009. Designed by Vijay Singh and Greg Letsche, the course underwent significant redesigns in 2016, with modifications to 10 holes aimed at enhancing fairness while maintaining challenge for elite players. The layout features world-class architecture blended with dramatic South Pacific landscapes, including rolling pastures and beachfront holes. Ocean views and coral reef backdrops are present on 15 of the 18 holes, creating both scenic beauty and concentration challenges. The course is characterized by a blend of difficult terrain and strategic design elements. The clubhouse, styled in traditional South Pacific architecture, offers panoramic views of the course and surrounding landscape. Natadola Bay hosts the annual Fiji International tournament and welcomes players of all skill levels for daily play.
Natanis Golf Course
ME
Natanis Golf Course is a 36-hole facility located in Vassalboro, Maine, making it the only course of this size in the state. Operated by the Browne family since 1965, the course features two distinct layouts designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. The property is situated near Webber Pond Road in a rural Maine setting typical of the region's natural landscape. The facility offers a full-service driving range and multiple putting greens for practice and improvement. Natanis has established itself as a competitive venue, hosting the Maine high school state championships along with various corporate and charity tournaments. The course's dual-layout design provides versatility for tournament play and recreational rounds. With nearly 60 years of family operation, Natanis has become a notable fixture in Maine's golf community, offering something for golfers across different experience levels through its two courses.
Nathalia Golf Course
Victoria
Natimuk Golf Club
Victoria
Nation Golf Club
Ontario
Nation Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course located 35 minutes east of Ottawa near Curran, Ontario. Established in 1994, the course is known for its challenging layout featuring steep elevations and well-manicured bent grass greens. The panoramic design incorporates significant water hazards, with an ever-flowing creek and four ponds that come into play 13 times throughout the round, making water management a critical element of play. The course maintains smooth fairways and is described as one of the most challenging and exciting public courses in Eastern Ontario, suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Daily maintenance includes nightly irrigation and well-drained conditions. The facility offers online booking, memberships, game packs, and combo rates, along with on-site dining options.
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