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Stockholms län

Night Hawk Golf Center Follow

MD

Night Hawk Golf Center is a par-3 golf course located in Gambrills, Maryland, serving as part of a comprehensive family entertainment facility. The course operates alongside a driving range, miniature golf course, and footgolf course. As a par-3 layout, Night Hawk Golf Center offers a shorter, more accessible golf experience suitable for players of varying skill levels, including beginners and those seeking a quick round. The facility emphasizes accessibility and recreation, catering to families and casual golfers rather than championship-level play. In addition to the golf course itself, Night Hawk provides instruction through lessons and clinics, custom club fitting services, and a pro shop for equipment needs. The venue also features batting cages and recently added a pickleball facility. Operating hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 6 PM and Sunday from 9 AM to 5 PM, weather permitting, making it a convenient recreational option for the local Maryland community.

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Southland

Nihon Country Club Follow

入間郡 3 upcoming events

Located in Ogo, Okegawa Town, Saitama Prefecture, Nihon Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Seizo Tomizawa and opened in July 1970. The property spans 759,000 square meters, offering a distinct contrast between its two nines. The front nine is characterized as an expansive, hilly course where each hole is separated by small mounds, providing wide fairways that reduce tee-shot pressure. In contrast, the back nine is a forest course that utilizes the natural terrain to create a more strategic and wooded playing environment. The course layout features a variety of hole types, including several long par fives and challenging par fours. The front nine includes a demanding 511-yard 1st hole and a 496-yard 3rd, while the back nine presents significant distance challenges with a 556-yard 17th and a 534-yard 12th. The course includes multiple tee grounds, with gold tees available on the 5th, 9th, 13th, and 17th holes, primarily intended for grand senior players. The slope rating and course rating vary depending on the tee selection, ranging from a low of 67.1 to a high of 72.3. Strategic hazards define the difficulty of the round. The front nine features the 13th hole, a 511-yard par 5 that requires careful distance management, and the 9th hole, a 450-yard par 4 where the fairway narrows. The back nine is noted for its tree-lined corridors and OB zones; the 10th hole is a 380-yard par 4 with OB on the right, while the 11th is a short par 3 featuring the club's symbol, the "Goshin木" (Sacred Tree). The 17th hole, a 556-yard par 5, is highlighted as a recommended hole for long-drive players, while the 11th is noted for proximity play. Nihon Country Club celebrated its 50th anniversary in July 2020. The facility includes a clubhouse of 2,934 square meters and a practice area with a 200-yard driving range, approach and bunker areas, and a putting green. The course is designed to allow players to enjoy the changing seasons of the Oku-Takase region, balancing the open, airy feel of the front nine with the enclosed, strategic nature of the back nine.

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南秋田郡

Nihonkai Golf Club Follow

岩美郡

The Nihonkai Golf Club Inayama Course is a highland facility situated at an elevation of 400 meters, offering expansive views from its elevated terrain. Designed by J.E. Crane and opened in 1978 (Showa 53), the course is characterized by its undulating fairways and strategic use of water hazards. The layout features a hole configuration that carefully incorporates ponds to challenge players, creating a distinct playing experience defined by its rolling topography. Located in a setting that emphasizes natural elevation and sightlines, the course leverages its high-altitude position to provide a scenic backdrop for play. The design philosophy centers on utilizing the natural landscape, with the undulating fairways and strategically placed water features serving as the primary obstacles. This approach creates a course that is both visually engaging and technically demanding, requiring precision and adaptability from golfers navigating the varied terrain.

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新潟県

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新潟県

Niihama Country Club Follow

愛媛県

The Niihama Country Club is located in Niihama City, Ehime Prefecture, situated on a high terrace overlooking the Seto Inland Sea at the foot of the Ishizuchi mountain range. It is recognized as a prestigious course in Shikoku and is listed as one of Japan's 100 Selected Golf Grounds. The course is characterized by its strategic layout, which is separated by approximately 30,000 old pine trees, creating a natural and varied playing environment that offers views of the sea and surrounding natural landscape. The facility includes a large clubhouse with a restaurant and shop, and utilizes GPS cart navigation for play. The club hosts various internal competitions, including the Grand Monthly and the Four Major Competitions, as well as events like the Niihama City Golf Tournament.

Niitvälja Golf Center Follow

Harju maakond

Niitvälja Golf Center is Estonia's oldest golf course, established in 1993 and located in Baltikumi. The facility features an 18-hole Park course and a 5-hole PAR20 course, catering to both experienced golfers and beginners. The center offers excellent practice areas and short-game ranges alongside professional instruction and an active club community. The club has demonstrated competitive success, with recent achievements including a 7th place finish at European inter-club championships. The grounds include a clubhouse accommodating up to 250 people, equipped with dining facilities and saunas. Niitvälja emphasizes beginner development through structured programs and courses, while maintaining an active tournament schedule. The facility provides various membership packages and play options for different skill levels, supporting both recreational play and competitive club golf throughout the year.

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富山県

Nijo Country Club Follow

福岡県

Nijo Country Club is a seaside 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Designed by architect Yaji Akahoshi, the course opened on October 10, 1974, and plays from a total length of 6,615 yards from the blue tees. The layout features Bent 1 greens and carries a course rating of 71.3. The property is situated to offer views of the Genkai Sea from every hole, integrating the coastal landscape into the playing experience. The course is characterized by wide fairways and a difficulty profile that balances challenge with accessibility. While the layout includes long par-fives and demanding par-3s, the overall design is often recommended for casual play. The front nine totals 3,210 yards from the blue tees, featuring a mix of par-4s and par-5s, while the back nine stretches to 3,408 yards. The par-5 7th hole, measuring 513 yards from the blue tees, is highlighted as a recommended hole for dragon contests, offering a significant scoring opportunity. Similarly, the par-5 14th hole, at 505 yards from the same tees, is also noted for long-drive competitions. Key strategic holes include the par-3 3rd, which is 160 yards from the blue tees and marked as a recommended hole for near-pin challenges. The par-3 16th hole, measuring 207 yards from the blue tees, is also designated for near-pin contests. The course provides four different tee sets, ranging from 2,020 yards on the red tees to 3,210 yards on the blue tees, allowing for varied play lengths. The layout includes specific handicap indices for each hole, with the 13th hole on the back nine carrying the lowest handicap stroke index of 1, indicating it as the most difficult hole for scoring purposes.

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千葉県

Nikko Country Club Follow

栃木県

Nestled in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, at an elevation of 500 meters, Nikko Country Club is a 18-hole championship course designed by the renowned architect Seiichi Inoue. Opened in 1955, the layout is built upon the former riverbed of the Oya River, a flat terrain that Inoue transformed into a strategic test of golf. The course features a par 72 with a back nine rating of 74.8 and a slope rating of 129, presenting a significant challenge to golfers. The fairways are characterized by subtle, natural undulations and a unique 2% gradient that can mask the true slope of the land, requiring precise distance control and strategic shot placement. The setting is defined by the presence of mature red pine trees, which Inoue predicted would eventually become a primary hazard as they matured. The course offers views of the Nikko mountain range, utilizing the natural landscape to create a layout that blends with the environment rather than dominating it. The front nine includes a demanding par-4 sixth hole, which plays uphill and requires a careful decision to navigate around pine trees or play straight down the fairway. The back nine features the par-5 fourth hole, a 580-yard hole that doglegs slightly right and is protected by a cross bunker and pine trees, leading to a sloping green that demands a well-placed approach. Nikko Country Club has a rich history of hosting major tournaments, most notably the 2003 Japan Open Golf Championship, which was won by Keiichi Fukuhara. The venue has also hosted the 1965 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, the 1996 Japanese Amateur Championship, and the 2021 Japan Professional Golf Championship. The course has proven to be a rigorous test for both professionals and amateurs, with the 1996 Japanese Amateur Championship seeing Hideo Hoshino win with a score of 279. The club continues to host regional events, including the Kanto Amateur and Senior Open championships, maintaining its status as a significant venue in Japanese golf.

Nikko Kirifuri Country Club Follow

栃木県

Nikko Kirifuri Country Club is located at 1538-18, Soino, Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture 321-1421, approximately 10 minutes by car from JR and Tobu Nikko Station. Situated at an elevation of 900 meters on Kirifuri Plateau within Nikko National Park, the 18-hole course gently slopes southward. The terrain features natural topography with trees separating the holes, including larch forests and mountain azalea communities. The setting offers views of Nikko city, Utsunomiya city, and Mount Tsukuba in the distance. The course was designed and supervised by renowned Japanese professional golfer Tsuyoshi Nakajima, who emphasized harmony with the natural landscape. The layout preserves the existing terrain, with woods separating the holes to create a strategic playing experience. The clubhouse was designed by architect Junzai Yoshimura and features deep engawa (verandas) that blend the building with the surrounding natural environment. Nikko Kirifuri Country Club is part of a 1,000,000-square-meter sports and leisure complex that includes Hotel Japan Nikko and La Pomme Kirifuri. The course is described as offering strategic play opportunities while maintaining family-friendly functionality, integrating with the surrounding forest environment rather than imposing upon it.

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栃木県

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.

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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

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WI

Nippo Lake Golf Club Follow

NH

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.