Golf Courses

Nasu Kurobane Golf Club ☆ Follow

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 ☆ Follow

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 ☆ Follow

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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 ☆ Follow

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.

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ME

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Victoria

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Victoria

Nation Golf Club ☆ Follow

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.

National City Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

National Golf Club ☆ Follow

Antalya 1 upcoming event

National Golf Club, located in Belek, Antalya, Turkey, opened on November 18, 1994, establishing itself as Turkey's first international championship golf course. The 18-hole course is thoughtfully routed across gently rolling terrain interspersed with mature pine and eucalyptus trees, with the snow-capped Taurus Mountains providing a dramatic backdrop. The course benefits from warm sunshine throughout most of the year, creating ideal playing conditions. The National features a well-designed layout that balances challenge with playability across its varied terrain. The course includes both 18-hole and 9-hole options, accommodating golfers of different skill levels. Notable holes include the 2nd, 3rd, 15th, 16th, and 18th, which incorporate strategic penalty areas and water hazards. The club earned recognition as a leader in Turkish golf, hosting the nation's first international professional golf tournament. Complementing the course are comprehensive facilities including a PGA-certified golf academy with elite instructors, extensive practice facilities, and a luxury clubhouse. The National has developed one of Europe's largest junior golf training programs and maintains an international management structure.

National Golf Links ☆ Follow

OH

National Golf Links was designed by Jody Kinney and opened in 1995 as a family-owned 9-hole course, expanding to 18 holes in 2000. The course features 7,200 yards from the championship tees to 5,100 yards from the red tees, with a par of 72. The course rating is 74.2 with a slope rating of 138, presenting a moderately challenging layout for golfers of varying abilities. The links-style course provides a natural setting with rolling hills, creeks and ponds which gives it a European feel. The thick, lush fairways are a blue grass-rye combination and the large bent grass greens are undulated and true. Many of the holes are open and subjected to prevailing winds, while others are narrow. The layout features lush, rolling fairways and large, undulating greens framed by strategically placed bunkers, with water hazards coming into play several times throughout the course. Located in South Charleston, Ohio, National Golf Links operates as a public facility with practice amenities including a driving range and practice greens. The course has not hosted major tournaments but remains a regional option known for its distinctive links-style architecture and scenic setting in southwestern Ohio.

National Golf Links of America ☆ Follow

NY

National Golf Links of America is a prestigious links-style golf course in Southampton, New York, located on Long Island between Shinnecock Hills Golf Club and Peconic Bay. The course was designed by Charles B. Macdonald, who had been schooled at the University of St Andrews in Scotland during the 1870s. When it opened in 1911, the course was called the National Golf Links of America because its 67 founding members resided in various parts of the United States. The course is a par 72 and plays 6,873 yards from the back tees. Many of the holes were patterned from famous golf courses in the British Isles and adapted to fit the local setting: The 2nd hole, named "Sahara", is a par four modeled after the 3rd hole at Royal St. George. The 3rd hole, named "Alps", is a par four that requires a blind approach shot to the green, similar to the 17th hole at Prestwick. Some of the other holes were original designs, the most notable of which is the par four 14th hole. It was named "Cape" because the green was located on a small peninsula that jutted into a bay. The green was later moved during construction of Sebonac Inlet Road but is now surrounded on three sides by a large bunker. A unique feature on the golf course is a windmill located between the 2nd and 16th holes. Though the course is noted for hosting the initial Walker Cup in 1922, which the United States won 8 and 4, it has never hosted a major men's championship. The Walker Cup was again held at the National in 2013.

National Golf Resort ☆ Follow

Klaipėdos apskritis

National Golf Resort is an 18-hole, par 72 championship golf course located in Klaipėda, Lithuania, designed by renowned architect David Krause. Situated in the scenic Danė River valley just 4 kilometers from Klaipėda and 22 kilometers from Palanga, the course meets international standards and offers picturesque views throughout the layout. The resort features comprehensive practice facilities including a driving range and a 3-hole practice area for skill development. The clubhouse is positioned on a hill overlooking holes 9 and 18, providing panoramic views of the course. The facility functions as a complete resort destination, hosting both local and international tournaments and events, with on-site accommodation in three room categories and a restaurant-bar with terrace overlooking the golf course. National Golf Resort serves as the only golf club in Western Lithuania and offers various programs including Green Card golf academy courses for beginners, corporate team-building events, and recreational golf tournaments. Equipment rental and a pro shop are available for guests.

National Pines Golf Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

National Pines is a private members golf course located in Innisfil, Ontario, near Barrie. Designed by celebrated Canadian architect Thomas McBroom and opened in 1992, the course has established itself as a premier destination for Central Ontario golfers over more than three decades. The course features a walkable layout with strategic routing that leverages the natural landscape to create a design that reveals itself over repeated play. McBroom's design philosophy emphasizes playability alongside challenge, making National Pines accessible to golfers of varying skill levels while still providing sufficient test for accomplished players. The course demands thoughtful shot-making and strategic decision-making throughout. Known as a timeless gem in Canadian golf, National Pines balances competitive challenge with the social enjoyment that defines quality private membership clubs. Its artful design and shot-making demands have made it a favorite among regional golfers seeking a course that rewards both skill and course management. The natural terrain and clever hole routing contribute to an experience that encourages repeated visits as players continue to discover new strategic elements of the design.

National Service Resort & Country Club - Changi Course ☆ Follow

National Service Resort & Country Club's Changi Course is an 18-hole championship golf course that opened in 1993. Originally designed by renowned golf architect Max Wexler, the course was enhanced with subsequent additions by Ted Parslow of Parslow & Winter Golf Design. The course plays to a par 72, with the blue tees measuring 6,183 meters and a course rating of 73.0 and slope rating of 137. The layout features two distinct sections: the 1st tee area presents undulating landscapes with numerous water hazards that challenge golfers of all skill levels, while the 10th tee section, formerly known as the Navy Course, is located along the seafront and features a meandering layout characterized by beautiful coastal scenery. The course offers multiple tee options to accommodate different player abilities, with course ratings ranging from 70.1 to 76.6 and slope ratings from 132 to 143 depending on the tee selection. Hole 8 is designated as the signature hole. One 9-hole section closes every Monday for maintenance, except on public holidays.

National Service Resort & Country Club - Kranji Sanctuary Course ☆ Follow

The Kranji Sanctuary Course at National Service Resort & Country Club is an 18-hole championship layout designed by Gary Player, spanning 6,400 meters. The course emphasizes conservation, preserving large stretches of natural swampland while integrating new ponds, marshes, and waterbodies as integral design elements that reflect the site's natural habitat. The front nine features narrow fairways and numerous water hazards affecting all but one hole, offering scenic views of Kranji Reservoir. The signature hole is the short but challenging Par-3 5th. The back nine provides wider fairways than the front, offering more forgiveness for errant shots, with the 18th-a risk-reward Par-5 finishing hole-serving as a notable highlight. The course plays to a par of 72 from five tee positions. From the black tees, it measures 6,448 yards with a course rating of 72.8 and slope rating of 127. The white tees measure 5,519 yards (68.1 rating, 116 slope), making it accessible to intermediate players. The layout balances challenge with playability across all skill levels, with the course rating and slope varying appropriately across different tee selections.

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Ontario

Native Oaks Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA 3 upcoming events

Native Oaks Golf Club is located in Valley Center, California, approximately 15 minutes from Interstate 15. The course features an emphasis on strategy and shot-making, winding through tree-lined fairways and rolling slopes that follow the natural contours of the countryside landscape. The layout is highlighted as one of the best in San Diego County, showcasing the scenic terrain characteristic of the region. The design integrates the natural topography to create a challenging yet playable routing. The course accommodates various skill levels and offers amenities including a practice facility and instruction programs. Shawii Kitchen, an on-site full bar and grill, provides dining options for members and guests. Native Oaks is operated under the Indigo Sports management company, known for quality courses throughout the Southwest.

Natsudomari Golf Links ☆ Follow

東津軽郡

Natsudomari Golf Links is a 18-hole, par-72 course located on the Natsudomari Peninsula in Aomori Prefecture, Japan. The course was designed by Hito Ebihara and opened in June 1992. Situated at the northern tip of the peninsula, which juts into the Mutsu Bay, the layout is characterized by its open, Scottish-style links terrain. The course features natural rough, fescue grasses, and minimal tree cover, allowing for sweeping views of the surrounding sea. The total length from the championship tees is 7,210 yards, with multiple tee options available ranging from 5,008 to 7,210 yards. The design draws inspiration from classic links courses and the topography of Cypress Point, incorporating the strong coastal winds typical of the region, known as "yamase." The layout includes a front nine and back nine, each totaling 36 strokes. Notable holes include the par-5 16th, which stretches 652 yards from the championship tees, and the par-3 3rd, which measures 172 yards from the same tees. The course rating from the championship tees is 74.5 with a slope rating of 137. Natsudomari Golf Links has a significant history in professional golf, having hosted the 63rd Japan Professional Golf Championship in 1995. The tournament is remembered for a dramatic finish where Hisayuki Sasaki overtook the leader on the final day, securing a four-stroke victory with a total score of 16-under par. The course has also served as a venue for the Japanese National Team camp and selection trials for the Eisenhower Trophy. It has been recognized in various publications, including being named one of the "100 Holy Sites of Japanese Golf" by Nihon Keizai Shimbun and appearing in Golf Digest's "Best Resorts" lists.

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Hessen

Nature Walk Golf Club ☆ Follow

FL

Nature Walk Golf Club is an executive golf course located in Lynn Haven, Florida, at the intersection of Highway 390 and Transmitter Road. The Par 60 course stretches 3,512 yards and was designed by Clifton, Ezell, and Clifton, opening in June 1997. Set among majestic oak trees and Florida pines, the course is known for its well-manicured conditions and accessibility to golfers of varying skill levels. The course emphasizes playability over extreme difficulty, offering well-maintained greens in a pleasant natural setting rather than challenging hazards like large pot bunkers or extremely long par-5s. Nature Walk has been consistently recognized in the local News Herald Poll as among the "Bay's Best" courses in the area. The facility features a recently constructed driving range and comprehensive practice amenities, including a 13,000 square foot putting and chipping green and a pitching green with practice bunker. The course positions itself as an affordable option for area golfers seeking quality conditions and friendly service.

Naturligtvis Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

Skåne län 2 upcoming events

Naturligtvis Golf & Country Club is a 12-hole golf course located in Genarp, Skåne, situated between Klågerup and Genarp south of Lund. The course can be played as 18 holes for those seeking an extended round. Built on former meadowland, it features a rolling and challenging park/heathland layout set within scenic natural surroundings. The course is characterized by its undulating terrain and demanding design, offering golfers of varying skill levels an engaging experience. The landscape showcases the preserved natural environment that defines the facility's identity and appeal. Beyond golf, Naturligtvis Golf & Country Club functions as a comprehensive leisure destination, offering conference facilities, dining at its café, and various recreational activities including padel tennis and garden games. The facility welcomes golfers year-round and emphasizes accessibility to all visitors, not exclusively to golf enthusiasts. The club maintains mandatory tee time bookings and operates a driving range. Course maintenance is overseen by dedicated staff, with course conditions adjusted seasonally based on weather conditions.

Naturpark Golf Club Brand ☆ Follow

Vorarlberg

Naturpark Golf Club Brand is an 18-hole alpine golf course located in Brand, Vorarlberg, Austria, at approximately 1,000 meters elevation. The course is nestled within a striking alpine landscape, offering golfers an experience characterized by natural surroundings and mountain scenery across the changing seasons. The course features cart availability and welcomes dogs. It is designed to challenge golfers beyond flat terrain, emphasizing the mountainous setting that defines its character. The facility includes a club terrace with dining facilities, contributing to the overall experience. The club maintains high standards of course management and greenkeeping practices. It operates seasonally, with the golf season typically concluding in mid-November. Naturpark Golf Club Brand serves both members and visiting golfers, offering various membership categories and guest green fees. The club is active in regional competitions and provides golf instruction through established courses for players seeking official handicap certification.

Naumann Park Golf Course Champion Course ☆ Follow

中川郡(十勝国)