Golf Courses

North Wilts Golf Club Follow

Wiltshire 1 upcoming event

North Wilts Golf Club is a downland course situated on the Wiltshire Downs between Calne and Devizes, near Marlborough. The club describes itself as "a wonderful example of a downland golf" course and is recognized as one of the finest clubs in Wiltshire. The course is characterized by stunning scenery with spectacular views across the landscape. It features a good variety of holes and presents a solid test of golf for players of all abilities. The course is noted for being well-maintained and in excellent condition. The terrain and setting create distinctive playing conditions, with the front nine particularly exposed to wind, which can present a significant challenge to golfers. The downland setting provides both beautiful vistas and demanding playing conditions. North Wilts has established itself as a respected venue, having hosted numerous National and Regional competitions in recent years. The club offers reasonable green fees and is known for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent catering facilities. The course does not require tee bookings, making it accessible and convenient for visiting golfers seeking an enjoyable round.

North Woodmere Golf Course Follow

NY

North Woodmere is a 150-acre park located near the water in the southwest part of Nassau County that provides an executive-level nine-hole, par-31 golf course with 2,282 yards. Designed by David W. Gordon, ASGCA, the course opened in 1981. The four par-4s average 363 yards, with the first two holes playing 390 and 395 yards respectively, while the par-3 holes are all legitimate distances, including the 200-yard 6th hole. The course also offers a driving range with 22 driving range stalls available. North Woodmere is one of the longer nine-hole executive courses in Nassau. The course offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. As a public municipal facility operated by Nassau County, the course welcomes both residents and non-resident guests.

North/East at Green Tree Country Club;North/West at Green Tree Country Club;West/East at Green Tree Country Club Follow

TX

Green Tree Country Club features 27 holes of golf designed by Charles Howard, arranged in three nine-hole courses (North, East, and West) that can be combined to create three distinct 18-hole configurations. The North/East combination measures 6,811 yards with a par of 72, the North/West plays 6,523 yards at par 71, and the West/East combination is 6,524 yards at par 71. The course was built in 1980 and features bent grass greens and Bermuda grass fairways throughout. Located near Midland, Texas, Green Tree Country Club offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. The premier family club of the Permian Basin is a truly welcoming venue that offers golf, tennis, dining, and swimming in an environment designed around the entire family. The 27-hole golf course is consistently ranked among the best conditioned, and most enjoyable courses in West Texas. The facility includes comprehensive practice amenities. A 22,000 square foot practice putting green, a short game practice facility (100 yard shots and under), a 65,000 square foot driving range and an indoor golf-teaching center are available for members' enjoyment. The Club offers a variety of competitive or just-for-fun tournaments and provides a full-service golf shop, indoor and outdoor practice facilities, along with outstanding professional instruction available year-round.

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Western Australia

Northampton Country Club Follow

MA

Northampton Country Club is a 9-hole semi-private golf course located in Leeds, Western Massachusetts, in the Pioneer Valley near downtown Northampton and the Berkshires. The course has earned recognition as the "2024 Course of the Year" by the Golf Club Owners Association and the NGCOA Jemsek National Course of the Year Award. The layout presents a challenging 9-hole experience suited for golfers of varying skill levels. The course features scenic golf course views and is set within a welcoming landscape that serves as a backdrop for its facilities. Notable on the property is the 7th tee box, which offers an outdoor ceremony option with a custom-built pergola and rustic wooden benches for events. Beyond the course itself, Northampton Country Club functions as a comprehensive golf and social hub. The facility includes an indoor golf simulator for year-round practice and improvement. The clubhouse features the 19th Hole Bar & Grill, providing dining and beverages for members and guests. The venue accommodates weddings and special events with capacity for up to 150 guests and panoramic course views through large windows. A swimming pool operates seasonally, adding to the recreational amenities available to members and their families.

Northampton Country Club Follow

PA

Established in 1899, Northampton Country Club is a private member-owned club in Easton, Pennsylvania. The par 72 course plays at 6675 yards and was designed by golf course architect Robert White, a contemporary of Donald Ross, A. W. Tillinghast and Dr. Alister Mackenzie. A nine-hole golf course was laid out in 1912 and enlarged to 18 holes by 1914. White was the first President of the PGA of America and instrumental in the formation of the American Society of Golf Course Architects. Beautifully set against a backdrop of mature, tree-lined fairways and large, undulating greens, Northampton Country Club provides spectacular scenery. The course features very challenging green complexes and is described as a classic golf course. The course features a full driving range facility with grass and artificial teeing areas, with recent enhancements including a 100-yard span of state-of-the-art hitting mats.

Northampton Country Club Clubhouse Follow

PA

Northampton Country Club is a private member-owned club established in 1899 in Easton, Pennsylvania. The par-72 course plays at 6,675 yards from the back tees. The course was designed by golf course architect Robert White, a contemporary of Donald Ross, A.W. Tillinghast and Dr. Alister Mackenzie. White was the first President of the PGA of America and instrumental in the formation of the American Society of Golf Course Architects. The 18-hole championship course is known for its immaculately manicured greens and picturesque tree-lined fairways, with strategic layouts designed to challenge golfers of all skill levels. The facility features a full driving range with grass and artificial teeing areas, including a 100-yard span of state-of-the-art hitting mats at the practice range. The course also features a practice putting green and short-game range with sand area. Located in the heart of the Lehigh Valley, this private club is a favorite for both local players and golf enthusiasts visiting the region.

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Western Australia

Northampton Valley Country Club Follow

PA

Northampton Valley Country Club was designed by Ed Ault and opened in 1963, featuring a classically designed layout with tree-lined fairways and gently sloped greens. The 18-hole course plays to a par 70 at 6,329 yards with a slope of 126 from the blue tees and at 6,102 yards with a slope of 121 from the white tees. The course is proudly owned and operated by Northampton Township. The layout features tree-lined fairways, strategically placed bunkers and ponds, with slightly sloped greens. The course features tree-lined fairways with gently sloped greens, water hazards on a few holes, and strategically-placed bunkers guarding the greens, while remaining player-friendly yet presenting risk-reward opportunities for better players. The par-5 7th hole at 530 yards from the back tees presents a signature risk-reward opportunity, with many long hitters attempting to reach the green in two. Northampton Valley is ranked as one of the best public courses in the Philadelphia area.

Northbridge Golf Club Follow

New South Wales

Northbridge Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course carved from rugged sandstone escarpment overlooking Sydney's Middle Harbour on the North Shore, making it the closest 18-hole course to Sydney CBD. Located within the heritage-listed Northbridge Park, the course features gently sloping and undulating fairways that descend steeply from Sailors Bay Road down to the foreshores of Long Bay and Wreck Bay, offering scenic views throughout play. The course provides a balanced challenge suitable for golfers of all abilities, with a mix of predominantly par 3 and par 4 holes of varying lengths. The terrain is characterized by its integration into natural parkland, with fairways and greens well-maintained. The course plays relatively quickly while maintaining tactical interest through its varied hole designs and strategic layouts. Northbridge welcomes both members and public visitors seven days a week. The facility includes a well-appointed clubhouse with restaurant services, offering views across the course and Middle Harbour. The club accommodates social golfers, corporate events, and functions, with its location approximately 10 minutes from Sydney's CBD making it accessible for both casual play and special occasions.

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WI

Northcliffe Golf Course Follow

West Yorkshire 2 upcoming events

Northcliffe Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 71 parkland course measuring 6,113 yards from the white tees, situated on High Bank Lane in Shipley, West Yorkshire, overlooking the Aire Valley. The club was founded in 1921 by local enthusiasts who established a municipal golf course on the Northcliffe Estate, land given in trust to the people of Shipley by benefactor Sir Henry Norman Rae MP. Golf was initially played over nine holes on the Moorhead course. In 1922, James Braid and Harry Vardon were commissioned to design and construct an additional nine holes. Further land was acquired in 1928, and Braid was engaged again to redesign the entire layout, which was fully opened in September 1930. The course has changed little from that Braid configuration. Braid is credited with refining the dogleg hole as a design art form, and Northcliffe features several strategically complex shorter par fours that reward careful positioning rather than raw power. The course is set within around 100 acres of parkland and makes distinctive use of a natural ravine that runs through the property. The opening hole is a par four of around 250 yards that requires a carry of approximately 120 yards over the ravine to a dogleg left fairway beyond a band of trees, with a steel footbridge spanning the ravine for pedestrian access, opened in 1933. The course then climbs and meanders across the hillside, with exposed stretches on the index one 13th and the index three 16th testing golfers in the prevailing wind. The signature hole is the par three 18th, which plays downhill from an elevated tee into the same ravine that frames the opening hole. The tee shot descends to a green guarded by bunkers, a banking, and a stream running along the right side, with the compact and exposed target making it a genuine card-wrecker as a closing hole. It is widely regarded as one of the finest finishing holes in Yorkshire.

Northcote Public Golf Course Follow

Victoria

Northcote Public Golf Course is a 9-hole course located in Northcote, Victoria, designed by renowned golf architect Sam Berriman and officially opened on December 15, 1962. The course was developed on land comprising former crown land along the Merri Creek, old dairy land, and part of a former rubbish tip. Berriman, who had designed several other notable courses including Sale, Horsham, and Shepparton, brought significant credentials to the project. The course opening was marked by an exhibition match featuring prominent Australian amateur champions of the era. The club was formally established in April 1963, with a clubhouse designed by Ron Crocker and opened in December 1967. The facility was expanded to its current size in 1985. Northcote operates as a traditional members' club with regular Saturday morning competition beginning at 6:30 a.m. or at first light. The course welcomes guest players with official Australian handicaps, reflecting its established place in the local golfing community for over six decades.

Northdale Golf & Tennis Club Follow

FL

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TX

Northeast Harbor Golf Club Follow

ME

Northeast Harbor Golf Club is an 18-hole course located on Mount Desert Island, Maine, founded in 1895 with its origins traced to amateur golfer J.G. Thorp's initial layout through pastureland. The club was formally incorporated in 1916 by 49 shareholders. The inner nine holes were designed by British amateur Arthur Lockwood and opened in 1919, while Herbert Strong added nine holes in 1925 to complete the full 18-hole layout. The course features forest and field terrain beneath towering pines with scenic views of the Maine coast. The outer nine holes were closed in 1939 during economic hardship but were gradually restored over subsequent decades, with the course fully restored to its original 18 holes by the 2000s. The club's design reflects traditional Scottish golf principles and offers a challenging layout through natural terrain. The course is characterized by its historical significance, natural setting, and the community dedication that preserved this longtime sporting venue. The club's motto, "Far and Sure," reflects its enduring commitment to the game.

Northenden Golf Course Follow

Greater Manchester 2 upcoming events

Northenden Golf Club is a traditional member-owned course situated on the banks of the River Mersey, five miles south of Manchester city centre. The 18-hole parkland layout features a variety of trees, bunkers, and water hazards, presenting a good test for golfers of all standards. The course has a rich history dating back to 1913. Harry Vardon redesigned the original layout, with the course officially reopened in 1922. Following compulsory land acquisition for the M63 motorway in 1969, the course underwent a complete redesign by Peter Alliss and Dave Thomas, officially opening in its current form in 1973. The club has invested significantly in course maintenance, notably rebuilding all 18 greens to USPGA standard in 2006 with restructured drainage systems, enabling year-round playability. The picturesque setting includes a modern, air-conditioned clubhouse completed in 2016, featuring a spike bar and function facilities. Three resident professionals offer coaching including instruction in a state-of-the-art Swing Studio. The course's proximity to the River Mersey has historically presented challenges, including notable floods in 1964 and 2025.

Northern Arc Golf Club Follow

北海道

Northern Arc Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course located in Hokkaido, Japan, set within a vast 112-hectare landscape that follows the natural contours of the northern terrain. Designed by Shoji Kawanabe, the course features a total length of 7,134 yards from the championship tees and carries a Course Rating of 74.3. The layout is divided into an out course that winds through dense forests and an in course centered around water hazards, creating a strategic balance intended to challenge golfers of all skill levels. The front nine begins with a long par-5 first hole that requires a drive through an expansive coniferous forest, setting a demanding tone for the round. The seventh hole presents a difficult par-4 dogleg right where players must carry a large pond to reach the fairway, offering a risk-reward opportunity for long hitters to shorten the hole. The course continues with strategic par-4s and par-5s that utilize the natural elevation and tree lines to dictate shot placement. The back nine is defined by water features and precision approach shots. The fifteenth hole is a par-4 flanked by ponds on both sides, where missing the fairway to the right results in penalties from water and bunkers. The seventeenth hole is a challenging par-3 that plays to an island green surrounded by water, with deep bunkers guarding the front and back, requiring a bold and accurate tee shot. The round concludes with a 540-yard par-5 eighteenth hole, testing endurance and strategy over the final stretch. With a regular gross distance of 6,249 yards and a lady’s course length of 5,603 yards, the course offers multiple tee options to accommodate different playing styles. The design emphasizes the natural beauty of Hokkaido’s forests and water, creating a visually striking environment that complements the strategic demands of the layout. The club maintains a practice facility and a clubhouse located approximately one kilometer from the first tee, accessible by a short drive or walk.

Northern Bear Golf Club Follow

Alberta

Northern Bear Golf Course is a Jack Nicklaus Signature Course located in Sherwood Park, Alberta, approximately 30 minutes from downtown Edmonton. The course features five sets of tees accommodating players of all skill levels, with yardages ranging from 5,800 to 7,400 yards. The layout incorporates tree-lined fairways, strategic bunker placements, five lakes, and USGA-standard greens. The course design reflects Nicklaus' philosophy of creating prestigious and challenging golf experiences suitable for both novice and expert players. The course is characterized as Alberta's Premier Championship Golf Course, indicating its status as a high-quality competitive venue. The diverse tee options allow golfers to select appropriate difficulty levels based on their abilities, while the strategic hazards and water features throughout the course present considerable challenges for skilled players.

Northern Country Club Akagi Golf Course Follow

群馬県

Northern Country Club Akagi Golf Course is located at 15-64 Kita-Akagiyama, Akagi-cho, Shibakawa-gun, Gunma Prefecture, Japan, approximately 11 kilometers from the Akagi Interchange on the Kanetsu Expressway. The facility features an 18-hole course with a par 72, divided into three distinct nine-hole sections: the North Course, the Middle Course, and the South Course. Players can complete 18 holes through various routing combinations, typically starting with either the North or Middle Course, followed by the remaining sections. The North Course is characterized by flat holes separated by forests of Japanese white pine, creating a dignified and open playing environment. The Middle Course utilizes natural undulations in the terrain, with well-defined mounds of varying sizes that challenge approach shots. The South Course is shorter in distance but demands strategic thinking, offering players the opportunity to enjoy seasonal natural scenery and surrounding views throughout the round. Each hole on the course is designed to require thoughtful strategy from players, rewarding those who approach the game with careful planning. The course features multiple tee boxes with yardages ranging from 251 to 551 yards for individual holes, providing options for different skill levels. Par 3 holes include the 4th at 161 yards from the green tees and the 8th at 167 yards, while par 5s include the 2nd at 482 yards from the red tees and the 7th at 466 yards. The course also features designated long drive and nearest to the pin contest holes.

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吾妻郡

Northern Country Club Nishikigahara Golf Course Follow

埼玉県

Northern Country Club Nishikigahara Golf Course is an 18-hole facility located in Urawa-ku, Saitama City, situated in the upper reaches of the Arakawa River. The course is positioned between the Chisui Bridge and the Hanegura Bridge, roughly 10 kilometers from the Yano Interchange on the Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway Saitama Omiya Line. The layout was significantly reconfigured in October 2023, merging the former Renge-so Course's front nine with the former No-no-hana Course's back nine, which was expanded by two holes to complete the current 18-hole configuration. The course is designed to test strategic shot-making, with water hazards intricately woven throughout the layout to challenge golfers of all skill levels. It features multiple tee boxes to accommodate varying yardages, including Blue, White, Green, and Red tees. The front nine, originating from the former Renge-so Course, includes a demanding Par 5 first hole that stretches to 505 yards from the Blue tees. The back nine, derived from the No-no-hana Course, features a mix of Par 3s, 4s, and 5s, with the third hole serving as a short Par 3 measuring 130 yards from the forward markers. Green complexes utilize both Korean Grass and Bermuda Grass, with the latter typically employed during the warmer months. The facility offers self-service caddie bag drop-off and caters to a wide range of players, including those seeking single-player rounds or open competitions. Its proximity to central Tokyo and accessible location near major expressways make it a popular choice for local golfers.

Northern Country Club Nishikigahara Golf Course [Accordia Golf] Follow

埼玉県

Northern Dunes Golf Club Follow

Ontario

Northern Dunes Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Hepworth, Ontario, on the Bruce Peninsula. The par 72 layout extends 6,400 yards from the back tees and navigates through the region's distinctive landscape of mature trees and natural terrain. The course design emphasizes the area's natural features, incorporating water hazards and sand traps throughout all holes. Well-groomed fairways and manicured greens maintain championship standards. The Bruce Peninsula setting provides a picturesque backdrop, known for its fine dry weather and scenic natural resources. The rolling topography creates a course that twists and winds through the landscape, offering varied shot-making opportunities. The combination of water hazards, bunkers, and mature tree lines provides a moderately challenging experience suitable for golfers of different skill levels. The course's integration with the surrounding terrain-including the region's renowned sand beaches and natural beauty-creates a naturally scenic golfing environment that distinguishes Northern Dunes as a destination course in southwestern Ontario.