Golf Courses

Nile Shrine Golf Course ☆ Follow

WA

Nile Shrine Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course located in Mountlake Terrace, Washington. The course offers breathtaking views and is designed to challenge golfers of all skill levels while maintaining a beautiful setting with lush fairways and pristine greens. The facility is meticulously maintained and features a full-service pro shop, putting green, and professional golf instruction services available through private and group lessons. The course is tournament-ready and available for hosting corporate and charity golf tournaments. At the turn, golfers can enjoy refreshments at Mulligan's Bistro. Beyond golf, the facility operates as a multifunctional venue, offering elegant event spaces and room rentals for weddings, corporate events, and special occasions. The course is owned and operated by Nile Shriners, a fraternal organization founded in 1910 that supports Shriners Children's hospitals while providing recreational and social opportunities for its members and the public.

Nine Bridges CC ☆ Follow

제주특별자치도

Nine Bridges CC is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Jeju, South Korea, situated in a large basin at the foot of Halla Mountain. The course is divided into two distinct nines: the front nine, known as the Creek Course, and the back nine, known as the Highland Course. The design was created by Golf Plan USA, with significant contributions from Jay Lee, drawing inspiration from traditional Scottish links and uplands. The layout features rolling fairways, volcanic rock walls, and stands of maple, oak, and kryptomeria, with views of Mount Halla and the sea. The course is known for its difficulty and natural challenges, featuring more than 110 bunkers, including the first Scottish-style revetted bunkers in Korea. Water comes into play on approximately half of the holes, and the terrain varies from the enclosed, shrub-lined front nine to the open, heather-dotted back nine. The architects designed the course with multiple tee sets on each hole to accommodate different skill levels and to account for the variable winds typical of Jeju Island. Nine Bridges CC has established a significant tournament history, hosting the PGA Tour’s THE CJ CUP and the World Club Championship, an international amateur event that brings together champions from top golf clubs worldwide. The course was the first in Korea to be ranked among the Top 100 courses in the world by U.S. Golf Magazine, achieving a ranking of 41st in 2011 and later reaching 23rd in Golf Digest’s World’s 100 Greatest Courses list. It has also been recognized as the number one course in Korea by various publications and has received GEO certification for its environmental stewardship.

Ninth Line Family Golf ☆ Follow

Ontario

Ninth Line Family Golf is a year-round driving range and golf practice facility located in Mississauga, Ontario. The facility features 45 natural grass tee decks, a 3,600 square-foot putting green with night lighting, and 60 turf mats with realistic grass feel. A state-of-the-art covered structure with 12 individual heated bays provides protection from wind, rain, and snow, allowing golfers to practice comfortably throughout winter months. The facility also operates an 18-hole mini golf course built on screenings rather than concrete, featuring undulating terrain, varied hole lengths, curved fairways, and challenging breaks around the cup. The course hosts monthly mini golf tournaments on the third Thursday from April through September. Ninth Line Family Golf offers comprehensive instruction services including private lessons, semi-private lessons, group clinics, and specialized programs. Clinics cover driving, putting, short game technique, and offer specialized sessions for seniors, ladies, and juniors. The facility caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players seeking swing improvements and golf fundamentals instruction.

Niobrara Valley Golf Course ☆ Follow

NE

Nippersink Resort ☆ Follow

WI

Nippo Lake Golf Club ☆ Follow

NH 3 upcoming events

Nippo Lake Golf Club is a Par 70, 18-hole public course located in Barrington, New Hampshire, overlooking the Blue Hills Range. Established in 1964, the course expanded significantly with the addition of its back nine in August 2001. The layout takes advantage of its natural surroundings, featuring scenic vistas, meticulous landscaping, and abundant wildlife throughout the property. Each hole is designed to integrate with the natural landscape, providing a balance between challenge and playability for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. Under the management of Superintendent Steve Rowell, Sr., the course has become recognized as one of the finest public golf courses in the region. The course offers a serene yet challenging experience with its unrivaled scenery and well-maintained grounds, complemented by a practice facility and instructional programs for players looking to improve their game.

Nippon Diamond Golf Club ☆ Follow

東牟婁郡

Nippon Diamond Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-70 course located in Nachikatsuura, a town in the Minamimuro District of Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. The course is situated in a hilly region that offers expansive views of the Pacific Ocean, with the club’s facilities designed to take advantage of the 180-degree scenery surrounded by sea and mountains. The layout features a total yardage of 5,420 yards from the back tees, with a par-35 front nine and a par-35 back nine. The longest hole on the course is the 10th, a par-5 stretching 483 yards from the back tees, while the shortest is the 16th, a par-3 measuring just 115 yards. The course is characterized by a mix of short and long holes that require precise shot-making. The front nine includes the 6th hole, a demanding par-5 at 545 yards from the back tees, and the 7th, a short par-3 of 201 yards. The back nine features the 14th, another par-5 at 420 yards, and the 13th, a short par-3 of 165 yards. The handicap distribution suggests that the 6th hole (HCP 1) and the 14th hole (HCP 2) are among the most challenging on the course, while the 3rd (HCP 15), 7th (HCP 17), and 16th (HCP 18) are considered the easiest. The club operates a separate driving range facility known as Diamond Golf Hill, located in Mihama, Mie Prefecture. This two-story facility features 32 bays with automatic tee-up machines and a 200-yard fairway. It includes a simulation golf area with "Swing Nav" technology for swing analysis and a cafe offering light meals. The main golf course in Wakayama also provides a restaurant with Pacific Ocean views, a sauna, and a pro shop. The club hosts regular internal competitions, including monthly "Clean Players" meetings and an annual Club Championship, as well as participating in the Wakayama Prefectural Golf Competition.

Niseko Golf Course ☆ Follow

虻田郡

The Niseko Golf Course is an 18-hole layout designed by Arnold Palmer, located in Fukui, Niseko-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido. Situated approximately 17 kilometers from Niseko Village, the course operates as an all-self-play facility.

Nishi Kobe Golf Course ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Nishi Tokushima GC ☆ Follow

徳島県 2 upcoming events

TakaGawa Nishi Tokushima Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Tokushima, approximately 45 minutes from the city center and just 5 kilometers from the Wakimachi Interchange on the Tokushima Expressway. Opened on September 18, 1978, the layout was designed by Jiro Terada. The course is characterized by a relatively flat terrain with short to medium service distances, offering a playing experience that balances straightforward navigation with precise shot-making. The facility features Bentgrass greens and accommodates both caddie-assisted and self-play styles. The front nine presents a mix of accessible holes and strategic challenges. The opening hole is a par-5 that runs alongside the adjacent Tsuchibashi Course, requiring a precise drive to avoid left-side OB while targeting a central fairway marked by three pines. The fourth hole is a demanding par-3 that plays over a valley, where winter winds make distance control difficult and hooks are penalized. The seventh hole, a straight par-4, offers a downhill tee shot onto a flat landing area, setting up an approach to a green that slopes from right to left. The ninth hole is a par-5 dogleg left that requires a carry over a fairway bunker, with a green protected by bunkers on both sides and in the right rear. The back nine introduces more varied terrain and water hazards. The tenth hole is a par-4 that plays over a valley, featuring a two-tiered green that slopes slightly to the right. The twelfth hole is a signature par-3 that plays over a pond, offering scenic views but demanding a precise tee shot to avoid the water; a safe approach from the flower path before the pond is often the better strategy. The thirteenth hole is a par-4 with pine trees lining the left side and the pond on the right, requiring accuracy off the tee due to the narrow fairway. The eighteenth hole, a par-5, finishes with an uphill second shot toward a pine tree, leading to a green that slopes away from the back, making approach distance critical. The course yardages vary by tee, with the back tees measuring 5,344 yards for men and 3,270 yards for women, while the front tees range from 2,519 to 3,093 yards. The handicap distribution highlights the most challenging holes as the 17th (par-3, HDCP 1), the 2nd (par-4, HDCP 2), and the 18th (par-5, HDCP 3). The facility accepts major credit cards and offers rental clubs and shoes, catering to both local members and visiting golfers seeking a manageable yet strategic round in the Tokushima region.

Nishi-Ageo Golf Garden ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Nishi-Atami Golf Course ☆ Follow

静岡県

The Nishi-Atami Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 facility located in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Situated in a coastal resort area known for its sea and sun, the course offers views of the open ocean. It operates as an all-self-service course throughout the year, equipped with GPS-enabled golf carts to assist players. The layout is designed to take advantage of its seaside setting, providing a distinct coastal playing experience. The facility caters to both individual players and groups, offering various booking options including standard play and passenger plans for non-golfers. It is part of the Seibu Prince Hotels & Resorts portfolio, which manages membership benefits and seasonal operational adjustments, such as early morning play options during the summer season.

Nishi-Nasuno Country Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Nishi-Nasuno Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Nasushiobara, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Designed by the world-renowned architect Robert Von Hagge, the course was created to serve as an elegant sister course to the nearby Horai Country Club, while possessing its own distinct character and tactical demands. The layout spans 540,000 tsubo (approximately 176 hectares) at the foot of the Nasuki mountain range, utilizing the natural terrain to create a strategic and challenging environment for golfers of all levels. The course features Bentgrass fairways and tees, described by the club as a "green carpet," which allow for clean iron shots from the ground. The yardage varies significantly depending on the tees played, with the back tees stretching to 7,036 yards for a par 72. The front tees offer a more accessible length of 5,192 yards, also par 72. The design incorporates a mix of long par 5s and short par 3s, including the 13th hole, a 592-yard par 5 from the back tees, and the 12th, a 161-yard par 3. Nishi-Nasuno has established itself as a premier venue for professional golf in Japan, hosting the Japan Players Championship (JPC) by Satoh Foods. The tournament has been held annually since 2021, with the course providing a rigorous test for the tour's top players. The club's commitment to high standards was recognized in 2005 when the course ranked fourth in the "E-Z-GO Best 100 Golf Courses" ranking by Golf Style magazine. The design philosophy emphasizes a balance between accessibility for beginners and the strategic complexity required for championship-level play.

Nishi-Ogi Golf Center ☆ Follow

Nishidomari Hills Park Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

北海道

Nishidomari Hills Park Park Golf Course is a 36-hole park golf facility featuring both forested and undulating terrain. Located adjacent to Niikappu Hot Spring in Hokkaido, the course offers a scenic setting that combines woodland sections with hilly topography, providing varied playing conditions. The course layout accommodates golfers of different skill levels through its diverse terrain. The facility operates seasonally from April 1 to November 30 each year, with no closures during the operating period. Play is available at no charge, with club rentals also complimentary. The proximity to the adjacent hot spring allows visitors to enjoy leisure activity after completing their round, making it an integrated recreation destination that combines golf with onsite wellness facilities.

Nishihara Green Center ☆ Follow

中頭郡

Nishino Golf Center ☆ Follow

北海道

Nishinomiya Country Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Nishinomiya Country Club is a 6,704-yard, par-72 course located in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, at the eastern end of the Rokko mountain range. Designed by Seiichi Inoue and opened in 1956, the course sits at an average elevation of 220 meters on a sloping terrain that offers views of Mount Kabuto to the south and the Osaka skyline in the distance. The layout is divided by the Niikawa River, which serves as a natural hazard throughout the round. The front nine is characterized by a box-like atmosphere with the river flowing centrally, while the back nine features significant elevation changes that make reading green slopes and hole elevations challenging for players. The course presents a variety of strategic challenges, including island greens, and shots over or across the Niikawa River. The front nine is generally considered more moderate but requires precise management of hazards, while the back nine is steeper and more dramatic. Notable holes include the third, a short par-3 guarded by the river and a sloping green that resists easy approach shots. The fifth hole is a par-4 that demands a tee shot avoiding the river on the right, leading to a demanding second shot onto a fortress-like green. The seventh hole is a long par-5 requiring a river carry and a blind shot toward a green flanked by sharp angles. The back nine begins with the twelfth hole, a par-4 featuring a river carry over the Niikawa toward a target marked by a Japanese cedar. The thirteenth hole is a downhill par-4 where the green’s shape is said to resemble Mount Kabuto, creating a visual double with the mountain in the background. The fifteenth par-3 uses bunkers on the left to tighten the line while the right side appears safe but can lead to trouble due to the lack of depth. The sixteenth, often cited as one of the most difficult holes, requires a long second shot from a downhill lie, with OB hazards on both sides of the narrow green. The course concludes with the eighteenth hole, a par-5 dogleg left. The tee shot is blind due to growing trees on the left, making the landing zone a critical strategic decision. Successfully navigating this final hole allows players to attack the green for eagle or birdie opportunities. The course has hosted numerous significant tournaments, including the KGU Kansai Open, the Japan Women's Amateur, and the Japan Senior Open, cementing its status as a premier venue in the Kansai region.

Nishinomiya Kogen GC ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Nishinomiya Kogen Golf Club is a 6,906-yard, par-72 course located in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture. Designed by the renowned architect J.E. Crane and opened in 1963, the course is set on a sprawling 1.65 million square meter site characterized by rolling hills and a central valley. The layout is divided by a small stream and pond, with the front nine holes situated on the east side and the back nine on the west. This configuration places the 1st and 9th holes, as well as the 10th and 18th, in parallel, allowing the two tees and two greens to cluster around the clubhouse. The terrain features a maximum elevation difference of just 40 meters, yet the design utilizes the natural undulations to create strategic variety. The front nine begins with a demanding tee shot on the 1st hole, where a valley on the left creates pressure, while the 2nd hole presents a strategic valley-crossing par-3 onto a narrow, two-tiered green. The 3rd hole, a par-5, is a handicap 3 and features an OB line on the left, requiring precise placement on the fairway to set up an approach to a small green. The back nine introduces significant elevation changes, most notably on the 11th hole, a par-4 that requires a drive over a valley to reach an elevated green. The course is known for its strategic depth and visual challenges. The 14th hole, a par-5 and the 2nd handicap hole, features a large two-tiered green that rewards aggressive play, while the 17th hole offers a visually striking approach to a raised green with severe slopes on either side. The 18th hole concludes the round with a downhill, dogleg-left layout that leads to a sloping green, demanding careful distance control. The course features Bentgrass greens and offers multiple tee boxes, ranging from the Purple tees at 5,272 yards to the Champion tees at 6,956 yards. Nishinomiya Kogen Golf Club has a history of hosting various amateur and regional tournaments, including the Kansaigai Mid-Amateur Championship and the Hyogo Amateur Championship qualifiers. The club, which joined the Japan Golf Association in 1964, maintains a reputation for strategic design that challenges players through varied approaches and careful navigation of its natural terrain.

Nishiwaki CC ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Nishiwaki Country Club, located in Nishiwaki, Hyogo Prefecture, is a 7,925-yard, par-72 facility designed by Tsuneo Abe and opened in 1974. The course is split into two distinct nine-hole loops, the West Course and the East Course, which share a single green complex. The West Course measures 3,481 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 36.7, while the East Course runs 3,444 yards with a rating of 36.5. The layout is characterized by bentgrass greens and offers players the choice between caddie-assisted or self-play with motorized carts. The West Course presents a mix of uphill and downhill challenges, beginning with a long 539-yard par-5 that requires a precise drive to the right side to avoid large trees on the right flank. The front nine features several accessible scoring opportunities, including a 359-yard par-4 where the fairway is notably wide on the right, allowing for aggressive approaches. However, the back nine introduces more significant hazards, most notably the 208-yard par-3 fifth hole, which is considered a signature short hole. This hole demands accuracy, as a water hazard guards the right side and out-of-bounds lines the left, while the elevated green requires a precise approach to the front. The East Course is widely recognized for its demanding fourth hole, a 558-yard par-5 described as a signature hole of the club. This hole features an S-shaped creek crossing the fairway, requiring careful distance management on both the tee shot and the second shot to avoid the water and Himalayan cedars on the left. The course also features a 376-yard par-4 fifth hole, known locally as "Bogey Valley," where the left side is out of bounds and a valley floor adds complexity. The ninth hole on this loop is a 461-yard par-4 that plays to a large green, rewarding bold play. Difficulty on the course is managed through strategic placement of hazards rather than sheer length. The East Course’s third hole is a 192-yard par-3 where missing the green to the back results in out-of-bounds, while the seventh hole, a short 143-yard par-3, challenges players with significant green slopes that can lead to three-putts. The West Course’s seventh hole, a 354-yard par-4, requires players to keep a water hazard in mind when selecting their club off the tee. The layout is designed to test precision and course management, particularly around the shared green complex where undulations and slopes play a critical role in scoring.

Nishiyama Golf Center ☆ Follow

静岡県

Nishna Hills Golf Club ☆ Follow

IA

Nishna Valley Golf Course ☆ Follow

IA

Nishna Valley Golf Course is a 9-hole semi-private golf course located in Griswold, Iowa, featuring 3,125 yards of play and a par of 36. The course opened in 1969 and is situated within the Griswold Golf and Country Club facility. The layout includes tree-lined fairways and large greens with varied breaks, creating a course with character and individual challenge on each hole. The course is designed as an irrigated layout that accommodates golfers at various skill levels. With its semi-private status, it serves both members and public players seeking to experience a classic nine-hole golf experience in rural Iowa.

Nissequogue Golf Club ☆ Follow

NY

Nissequogue Golf Course, originally designed by Edgar Senne in 1968 and later renovated by architect Stephen Kay in 2002, features 18 holes with a par of 72 and plays to a yardage of 6602 yards from the longest tees. Its rating of 72.6 and slope of 131 indicate its difficulty. The club is a Nationally Registered Historic Site, underscoring its historical importance to the local community and the nation. The clubhouse was originally owned by William J. Ryan, the owner and publisher of Literary Digest, and offers stunning panoramic views overlooking St. James Bay. The club is located at 21 Golf Club Road, Saint James, NY 11780. The course is noted for its well-maintained conditions and beautiful views. The town of Smithtown, where the club is situated, has 25 listings in the National Register of Historic Places, the official list of properties considered worthy of preservation.