Golf Courses

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埼玉県

Nisshinto Country Club ☆ Follow

京都府

Nissin Miyako Country Club is a private 54-hole facility located in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, situated on the slopes of Mount Itsukishima. The course is divided into three distinct 18-hole layouts: the Daigo Course, the Uji Course, and the Miyako Course. The Daigo and Uji courses were originally designed by the renowned architect J.E. Crane, known for his strategic use of natural terrain, while the Miyako Course was added later to complete the 54-hole offering. The grounds feature a challenging mix of red soil and rock formations, with the original 18 holes opening in 1966 and the full 54-hole configuration established in 1985. The Daigo Course presents a total yardage of 6,859 yards from the black tees for a par 72. It is characterized by strategic dog-leg holes and uphill approaches. The second hole, a 345-yard par 4, requires a precise tee shot to avoid a central fairway bunker before navigating an approach to a green protected by a high lip. The sixth hole, the signature par 5, stretches 551 yards and demands careful management of multiple uphill second and third shots. This hole is lined with mountain camellia trees, and the green is guarded by a bunker on the left that players must avoid to secure a manageable finish. The Uji Course offers a different test, also playing to 6,859 yards and par 72 from the black tees. It features the course's most demanding par 4, the 438-yard 14th hole, which is rated as the second-difficulty hole on the scorecard. This straight par 4 penalizes errant shots to the right, requiring players to attack from the left side of the fairway to set up an approach. The course also includes the 12th hole, a 569-yard par 5 that serves as the most difficult hole on the layout, requiring a long drive and precise approach to navigate the challenging green complex. A standout feature of the Uji Course is the 13th hole, a par 3 that offers panoramic views of the Uji cityscape, the Keihan Expressway, and distant landmarks including the Osaka Umeda skyline and the Abeno Harukas tower. On clear days, the view extends to the Rokko Mountains and even the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. The tee shot from the back tees covers 165 yards, requiring players to manage the distance and wind while taking in the expansive scenery. The club has a rich history of hosting significant amateur events, including the Kansai Amateur Golf Championship Kyoto Regional Qualifier, the Kansai Senior Golf Championship Regional Qualifier, and the National Amateur Championship commemorating the National Sports Festival. In 2002, it hosted the final tournament of the First All-Japan Corporate Women's Golf Tournament. The course underwent a major renovation in 2023, overseen by professional Norio Suzuki, to restore the original strategic design principles of J.E. Crane while upgrading the greens and infrastructure.

Nittany Country Club ☆ Follow

PA

Nittany Country Club is a historic nine-hole golf course located in Mingoville, Pennsylvania, founded in 1895. Originally established as the Nittany Rod & Gun Club, it sits at the base of mountains near the former Hecla Furnace, offering serene surroundings isolated from industrial noise and traffic. The course features beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and is characterized by its challenging postage-stamp greens that demand precision play. The landscape maintains the natural majesty that attracted early members to the area's trout streams and wildlife. The clubhouse, rebuilt after a fire destroyed the original 1897 structure, now serves as a full facility with dining, meeting spaces, locker rooms, and a pro shop, hosting various events and celebrations. The course remains a member-focused venue emphasizing both golf and club community activities.

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Region Hovedstaden

Nivalan Seudun Golf ☆ Follow

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Nivalan Seudun Golf is an 18-hole golf course located in Nivala, Finland, offering a challenging and enjoyable experience for players of all levels. The course is designed as the club's home course and provides both sport and entertainment value to its members and visitors. The facility includes a practice range and short game area alongside the main course. The club offers comprehensive golfing services, including instruction through organized courses and coaching programs. The facility features a golf simulator for year-round practice and entertainment. Nivalan Seudun Golf operates seasonally, with the course, range, and short game area opening each spring. The club maintains an active membership community and hosts various events and tournaments throughout the season. Additional amenities include a clubhouse with café facilities and a pro shop, creating a complete golfing environment for the local community.

Nizels ☆ Follow

Kent

Nizels Golf and Country Club is located in Hildenborough, Kent, nestled within the Weald of Kent. The facility features an 18-hole championship golf course set in Kent countryside. The course is designed to challenge golfers of varying abilities, with opportunities for both casual play and competitive society events. The club offers dedicated golf lessons with professional instructors to help players elevate their game. Beyond the golf course itself, Nizels operates as a comprehensive leisure facility, combining golf with health and wellness amenities including a modern gym with Technogym equipment, a 20-metre swimming pool, hydro pool, sauna, and steam room. The venue also features a luxury spa offering Elemis treatments and various wellness classes. The club accommodates family activities and hosts private events in its Club Bar and Pulse Bar, making it a multifaceted country club destination rather than a golf-only facility.

Njoro Country Club ☆ Follow

Nakuru

Njoro Country Club, founded in 1901, is located in Njoro, Nakuru County, Kenya. Originally established as a stopover for British settlers traveling the Kenya-Uganda Railway, the club evolved into a comprehensive recreational facility. The centerpiece is a manicured golf course, though specific details regarding hole count, par, or design remain undisclosed on the website. The club's setting reflects its historical significance within the region's landscape. Beyond golf, the facility offers diverse amenities including a lawn bowling green, tennis court, cricket field, polo field, and a training airstrip-reflecting its heritage as a multi-sport destination. Additional facilities include a gym, dining areas, conference hall, accommodation, and various recreational options such as billiards, chess, and darts. The club positions itself as an inclusive venue for families and individuals seeking world-class recreational experiences. Its membership structure emphasizes community and social engagement among like-minded individuals. While the course itself appears to be a significant draw, the website provides limited technical information about course layout, difficulty level, or notable holes. The club maintains active competition schedules and reciprocal relationships with other local and international clubs.

NK'Mip Canyon Desert Golf Course ☆ Follow

British Columbia

NK'Mip Canyon Desert Golf Course is a premier golf destination in the Okanagan Valley with over 50 years of heritage. Located in Oliver, British Columbia, the course is nestled in the stunning desert landscape, offering breathtaking views and meticulously maintained greens. The layout features varied hole designs, ranging from long, challenging par 4s-including a signature 460-yard hole-to shorter, target-specific holes like the picturesque 13th. Notable features include the par 5 sixth hole with dramatic rock face backdrops. The course is recognized as one of Canada's hidden gems and the Okanagan's premier golfing destination, providing a balanced challenge suitable for both experienced and novice golfers. It maintains championship-level playing conditions while preserving the natural beauty of the land. The facility includes a pro shop, driving range, restaurant, and membership programs, positioning itself as a comprehensive golfing and social experience rather than just a course.

Nkana Gold Club ☆ Follow

Copperbelt Province

Nkonyeni Residential Golf Estate ☆ Follow

Manzini

Nkonyeni Residential Golf Estate is located in the Kingdom of Eswatini, situated within a private game reserve in the heart of the bushveld. The estate features a 27-hole facility that offers four distinct course combinations: the Bushveld Course, the Enroute57 Course, the Links & Bush Course, and the Sunshine Course. The original 18-hole Bushveld Course was designed by Phil Jacobs, a designer previously associated with the Gary Player Group who has also worked on notable courses such as Leopard Creek and The Lost City. The construction of this course was handled by Robert Richardson from Tee to Green Projects. The estate’s second offering, the Golden Eagle Links, was designed by Louis Oosthuizen in partnership with Peter Matkovich of the Matkovich Group. This layout represents Matkovich’s first design in Africa and was inspired by Oosthuizen’s affinity for the links style of St Andrews. The design emphasizes creativity and shot-making variety, allowing for multiple playing experiences across the 27 holes. The clubhouse is positioned between the two courses, overlooking the Usuthu River, and serves as the central hub for the facility. A defining characteristic of the Nkonyeni layout is the 18th hole of the Bushveld Course, which presents a unique challenge by requiring a shot across the Usuthu River onto an island surrounded by rocks. This feature provides a distinct experience for players navigating the meandering terrain of the reserve. The facility caters to various skill levels, with the Golden Eagle Links specifically noted for bringing a links-style challenge that offers variables in shot-making for all levels of golf.

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Rivers

Noak Hill Golf Course ☆ Follow

Essex

Opened in 1992, Noak Hill Golf Course is a parkland layout located 3 miles south of Billericay in Essex. The course features 9 holes played over two different sets of tees to complete 18 holes, with a par of 54. The total yardage is 2,962 yards for men and 2,854 yards for ladies. Originally quite open when established, the course has matured considerably with developing tree coverage, creating a more challenging playing experience. The terrain is reasonably flat overall. Notable holes include the 8th and 17th at 211 yards each, featuring out-of-bounds on the left, and the 9th and 18th at 153 yards, which plays over water and presents a significant test. The course is primarily par 3 for men, though holes 2, 8, 11, and 17 play as par 4 for ladies. Despite being privately owned, it operates on a pay-and-play basis with a friendly atmosphere. A key advantage for members and visitors is the absence of winter greens. The course provides standard facilities including a clubhouse, catering, changing rooms, and a pro shop.

Nobleton Lakes Golf Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Nobleton Lakes Golf Club is a 27-hole facility located in Nobleton, Ontario. The course is recognized as one of the region's premier golf experiences and offers a comprehensive golf experience with multiple amenities. The club features on-site dining through its 28th Restaurant and maintains an active events program including corporate tournaments, fundraising events, and league play. The facility accommodates golfers of all levels through its academy and lessons program. Beyond golf, Nobleton Lakes serves as a venue for weddings and social events, with on-site ceremony capabilities. The club operates a golf shop and offers both daily tee time play and membership options, including golf and corporate membership categories. The course is seasonally operated, closing during winter months.

Noboribetsu Country Club ☆ Follow

北海道

Noboribetsu Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located 15 minutes by car from Noboribetsu Hot Spring, one of Japan's premier thermal spa destinations. The course features two distinct nine-hole layouts: the OUT course (Par 36) offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean set against forest scenery, while the IN course (Par 36) presents expansive, elegant vistas with Orofure Mountain as a dramatic backdrop. The course is nestled within a pristine primeval forest characterized by diverse tree species that display seasonal color changes throughout the year, situated within a grand valley setting that creates a cool, refreshing atmosphere. Known for its strategic design and strong competitive pedigree, the course presents a challenging yet rewarding experience for golfers of varying skill levels. The facility includes a clubhouse featuring dark wood and wine-red tones, a restaurant, competition rooms, and natural stone bathhouse facilities. The course operates seasonally from April through November, serving both member and guest players.

Noda City Public Golf Course Hibari Course ☆ Follow

千葉県

The Noda City Public Golf Course Hibari Course is a 18-hole, 6,000-yard public golf course located in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Situated on a riverbank, the course is characterized by its open and spacious layout, which notably lacks blind shots or dogleg holes. The terrain is defined by lush greenery, featuring trees that are between 70 and 80 years old, creating a natural setting for players. Designed for accessibility, the course accommodates a wide range of skill levels, from beginners to advanced golfers. It operates on an all-self-play basis, allowing for a relaxed round without the need for caddies or pace-of-play restrictions typical of more formal courses. The layout facilitates a 18-hole round without the mandatory half-turn break, allowing players to complete the course in a shorter timeframe if desired. The absence of complex hazards like blind shots or doglegs suggests a focus on accuracy and distance rather than strategic maneuvering around severe obstacles. The course is managed by the city of Noda and is accessible via public transport or car, with specific access details provided through the course's official channels.

Noda City Public Golf Course Keyaki Course ☆ Follow

千葉県

The Noda City Public Golf Course Keyaki Course is an 18-hole, par 71 layout located in Noda, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The course measures 5,447 yards from the regular tees and 5,165 yards from the ladies' and gold tees. It is situated approximately 50 minutes from central Tokyo, accessible via the Jōban Expressway at the Kashiwa Interchange (roughly 8 km away) or the Nagatoro Interchange (14.5 km away). The facility is also reachable by train, with taxi access available from nearby stations such as Kashiwanokaba and Noda on the Tobu Urban Park Line. The course layout features a mix of hole lengths, including two par-5s on the front nine (the 1st at 517 yards and the 7th at 435 yards) and two on the back nine (the 11th at 470 yards and the 16th at 424 yards). The back nine includes a short par-3 12th hole measuring just 107 yards from the regular tees, as well as a 178-yard par-3 17th. The front nine totals 2,674 yards, while the back nine covers 2,773 yards. Handicap indices are distributed across the holes to balance the challenge, with the 1st hole carrying a handicap of 3 and the 12th hole carrying a handicap of 18. Local rules specify that out-of-bounds boundaries are marked by white stakes, while repair areas are indicated by blue stakes or white lines. A specific rule addresses yellow and black stakes, requiring a one-stroke penalty drop within two club lengths if a ball crosses the boundary line. Pre-green areas are designated as prohibited repair zones. On the greens, players are restricted to using putters. Cart roads with artificial surfaces are treated as casual obstacles, allowing free relief, and stones in bunkers are considered loose impediments. The Keyaki Course is part of the Noda City Public Golf Course complex, which also includes the Hibari Course. The facility features a clubhouse with a lobby, front desk, shop, restaurant, locker rooms, showers, and a competition room. On-course amenities include a driving range and a putting practice area. The course hosts local events, such as the Noda City Golf Tournament, and participates in the hometown tax donation program.

Nofa Golf Club ☆ Follow

منطقة الرياض

Nofa Golf Resort ☆ Follow

منطقة الرياض

Nofa Golf Resort is an 18-hole championship course located in Tebrak, near Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Designed by renowned architect Barrie Gregson, who drew inspiration from his classic courses in the U.K., Spain, and Bahrain, the course features a Par 73 layout measuring 6,920 yards from the back tees, 6,335 yards from the middle tees, and 5,788 yards from the front tees. The course comprises five Par 5 holes, four Par 3 holes, and nine Par 4 holes. Set across the natural desert landscape, the design ingeniously incorporates the terrain's contours as a design element. Water hazards and strategically placed bunkers affect twelve of the eighteen holes, providing substantial challenge for experienced golfers. A notable feature is the small safari park situated between holes 8 and 9, which houses crocodiles, ostriches, Arabian oryxes, gazelles, and antelopes, creating a unique visual and experiential element. The resort offers a full practice facility with multiple target greens, a chipping area, and a putting green maintained to championship standards. The clubhouse includes a pro shop stocked with premium golf brands and offers rental clubs, along with the Clubhouse Grille restaurant.

Noida Golf Course ☆ Follow

Uttar Pradesh

The Noida Golf Course is an 18-hole championship layout established in December 1989 by the Noida Authority. Spread across 97 acres, the course measures 6,989 yards at par-72 and features four sets of tees accommodating golfers of all abilities, from beginners to professionals. The front nine spans 3,445 yards from the Black Tees, comprising two par-5s, two par-3s, and five par-4s. The signature sixth hole is a challenging 425-yard par-4 that serves as a handicap test. Located in Sector-38, Noida, the course provides a tranquil setting within the urban environment. Beyond the championship layout, the facility offers a flood-lit driving range, chipping and putting areas, and practice greens. The club also provides extensive amenities including a multi-cuisine restaurant, café, bar, air-conditioned gymnasium, swimming pool, library with golf-focused collection, billiards room, card room, and banquet facilities for events. The course operates under an 11-member Governing Board and hosts Club Medal competitions and annual tournaments for members and invitees.

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Cantabria

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Western Australia

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TN

Nomozaki GC ☆ Follow

長崎県

Located in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Nomozaki Golf Club is a seaside course designed by renowned architect Toshisuke Kato. The 18-hole layout is set against a backdrop of long coastlines, islands, and distant mountains, with every hole offering views of the deep blue sea. The course is recognized as a full-fledged championship track that has hosted the Goeyo Construction Ladies Tournament. The total yardage varies by tee, ranging from 5,244 yards on the red tees to 6,622 yards on the black tees, with a standard par of 72. The front nine measures 3,425 yards from the black tees, while the back nine is slightly shorter at 3,197 yards. The design demands both power and technical precision, earning the course a reputation comparable to the prestigious Kawana resort in western Japan. The front nine features a mix of challenging par 4s and par 5s. The third hole, a par 4 with a handicap of 3, requires a safe tee shot to the right side, followed by a difficult approach over rocks to the green. The sixth hole, the most difficult on the course with a handicap of 1, is a long par 4 where players must clear a large mound and tree line. The ninth hole is a 557-yard par 5 featuring a large rock in the center of the fairway and five sand bunkers guarding the right side of the green. The back nine presents a series of demanding par 4s and 3s. The thirteenth hole is a short but treacherous par 3 where a large water hazard surrounds the green, leaving no margin for error. The fourteenth hole is a short par 4 played to a raised, platform-like green that punishes aggressive approaches. The eighteenth hole serves as a strategic home hole, with a large water hazard on the left side of the green forcing players to consider their line carefully.