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Northwood Golf Course is a family-owned 9-hole course located in Champion, Ohio, featuring a par-36 layout that spans 3,234 yards. The course has been meticulously maintained by the Norris family for over 18 years and is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. The course presents a challenging yet fair test of golf, with a well-balanced layout that appeals to both beginners and experienced players. Beyond the course itself, Northwood offers a complete golf experience with a full-service clubhouse featuring food, beverages, and snacks available before and after rounds. The facility includes a daily-operating bar and a pro shop stocked with golf balls and clubs. The course actively supports the local golfing community through membership in three separate leagues and hosts outings for groups. Its reputation as a local favorite reflects its consistent maintenance standards and welcoming atmosphere for the community.

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PA

Norvelt Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands, offering magnificent mountain range views throughout the round. The facility also features a 9-hole course called Luke's Links, providing options for golfers of varying preferences. The course is designed to challenge players mentally and technically, requiring use of a full complement of clubs across varied terrain. The layout emphasizes strategic play with scenic vistas of the surrounding landscape as a defining characteristic. The club's log-cabin style clubhouse serves as a gathering point, housing a year-round restaurant and bar that provides dining and beverage service with craft beers and daily specials. Beyond daily play, Norvelt hosts tournaments, leagues, and special events while offering membership options. The course combines competitive golf with a rustic outdoor experience set against the Laurel Highlands' natural beauty.

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ME

Norway Country Club is a 9-hole golf course located in Norway, Maine, featuring 2,909 yards from the longest tees with a par of 35. The course is known for its scenic setting and offers an interesting mix of difficulty levels, ranging from some of the simplest holes to one of Maine's most challenging Par 4s. This design makes the course appealing to golfers of all skill levels. The layout is described as simple yet challenging, providing an engaging experience for recreational and competitive players alike. The facility also includes a driving range open to the public and a restaurant with event hosting capabilities. The course maintains an active ladies league and hosts various tournaments and events throughout the season.

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Norfolk

Norwich Family Golf Centre is a comprehensive golf facility located near Norfolk, situated close to the Norfolk Showground off the A47 Norwich Southern bypass. The centre features a 26-bay covered driving range with power tees and TopTracer Range technology, complemented by additional outdoor mat and grass bays. The floodlit outfield is Norfolk's largest, equipped with multiple targets for practice in all weather conditions. The facility includes an 18-hole putting green with varying angles and slopes, plus a dedicated chipping area with three different mats and bunkers for short game practice. Beyond the driving range, the complex offers a 9-hole golf course and an 18-hole adventure golf course. The centre caters to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced golfers, with TopTracer technology enabling virtual rounds on world-famous courses and detailed shot tracking. Teaching professionals are available for lessons at the on-site Peter Field Golf Shop, which features fully-equipped teaching bays. Additional amenities include a café, sports bar, and membership options providing discounts on range balls and facility access.

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CT

Norwich Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Norwich, Connecticut, and owned by the City of Norwich. Designed by architects Tull & Tull and opened in 1926, the course stretches 6,228 yards to a par 71 from the longest tees, with a course rating of 70.0 and slope rating of 131. The layout is constructed over undulating terrain with Rye grass fairways, presenting a challenging but accessible design. The course features multiple tee positions to accommodate golfers of varying ages and skill levels while preserving the original design integrity. Notable for its historic charm and traditional character, Norwich Golf Course serves as a public facility offering tournament play, outings, leagues, and instructional programs through its PGA professional management.

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WI

Norwood Golf Course is located in northwestern Wisconsin near Lake Nebagamon, offering a 9 and 18-hole layout that combines golfing with the natural beauty of the Wisconsin landscape. The course features both traditional 9-hole and 18-hole play options, with additional 9-hole rounds available for players seeking extended rounds. The setting emphasizes the scenic terrain characteristic of the region, providing players with views of the surrounding Wisconsin wilderness. The course caters to golfers of all skill levels with flexible pricing structures that accommodate seniors, students, and junior golfers. Cart rental options are available for both 9-hole and 18-hole rounds, as well as pull carts for those preferring to walk. The facility operates on a seasonal basis, with fall rates implemented in late September. Beyond golf, Norwood Golf Course functions as a community gathering space with food service offerings including Friday fish fry, Taco Tuesday, and Wing Wednesday events, indicating the clubhouse serves as a social hub for the local area. The course also hosts league play and manages associated campsite facilities.

Norwood Hills Country Club Follow

MO

Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis features two championship 18-hole golf courses-the East and West Courses-both maintained to tournament standards year-round. Located 15 minutes from downtown St. Louis, the club offers a premier golfing destination set within a comprehensive country club environment. The courses are designed to challenge experienced golfers while remaining accessible to beginners, with rounds averaging less than four hours without tee time requirements. Both layouts are prepared to championship specifications and have hosted significant tournaments throughout their history, including the 30th PGA Championship, numerous PGA and LPGA events, and the PGA Tour Champions' Stifel Charity Classic. The facility includes expansive practice facilities and a driving range to complement the two courses. Beyond golf, Norwood Hills operates as a full-service country club with tennis courts, swimming, dining options, and event spaces, positioning itself as a comprehensive recreational destination for members and their families in the St. Louis region.

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Norwood Park Golf Course is a premier parkland layout in Nottinghamshire, measuring 6,805 yards from the back tees. Set within the historic grounds of Norwood Park near Southwell, the course features a magnificent parkland design with free-draining USGA-standard greens that provide a good test of accuracy and control. The facility welcomes golfers of all abilities and is home to an award-winning Maceys Golf Pro Shop and PGA Teaching Academy. In addition to the main 18-hole Norwood Course, the centre operates a Par 3 course and a driving range with short game practice area. The clubhouse includes an enclosed courtyard and serves as a social hub offering food and drink facilities. The course has gained recognition as one of the most improved in the county. Notable amenities include a TrackMan pop-up simulator studio and custom fitting services. The grounds are described as having breathtaking setting characteristics typical of quality parkland courses in the region.

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兵庫県

Nose Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Kawanishi, Hyogo Prefecture, situated approximately 30 minutes from Osaka. Designed by Sozaburo Nishinishi, the course opened in 1960 after progressing from a nine-hole layout to a full eighteen-hole facility by 1962. The course measures 6,580 yards from the back tees and features Bentgrass greens. It is set in a landscape characterized by significant elevation changes, with a total height difference of 25.8 meters between the seventh tee and the green, creating a terrain of uphill and downhill shots throughout the round. The layout is defined by its undulating terrain and strategic hazards. The front nine begins with a wide but sloping fairway on the first hole, leading to the second, a dogleg left where the approach shot must navigate a two-tiered green. The third hole, a par-4 handicap 1, presents a left dogleg with steep mountain slopes on the left side and a fast two-tiered green. The fourth hole offers a dramatic 35-meter downhill view over a two-tiered green that slopes from left to right. The front nine concludes with the ninth hole, a flat par-3 requiring a carry over water, where pin placement significantly complicates distance calculation. The back nine introduces more severe elevation changes and penalty areas. The seventh hole is a long, straight uphill par-5 with a 25.8-meter rise from tee to green. The eleventh hole is a par-4 flanked by out-of-bounds on both sides, with a water hazard guarding the front of the green to create psychological pressure. The twelfth hole is a downhill par-3 with out-of-bounds to the right and lateral water hazards. The fifteenth and sixteenth holes are long, uphill par-5s that demand significant distance, with the fifteenth bordered by out-of-bounds on the left and residential areas beyond the fence. Significant challenges are found on the closing holes. The seventeenth hole is a par-4 where the second shot is hidden from view until the ball clears a flat hill, with deep bunkers and out-of-bounds guarding the green. The eighteenth hole finishes with a downhill first shot to a sloping second shot, with out-of-bounds protecting the left and back of the green. The course has hosted professional events, including the 1983 Kansai Professional Golf Championship and the 2013 Kansai Senior Women's Golf Championship. The club was founded by Sozaburo Nishinishi and maintains sister course relationships with Awaji Country Club, Omi Country Club, and Launceston Golf Club in Tasmania.

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山本郡

Noshiro Country Club is a seaside course located in Hachinohe, Akita Prefecture, Japan, situated on the coast with views of the Shirakami Mountains. Opened in 1965, the 18-hole layout was designed by renowned architects Hideo Sugimoto and Nobukatsu Marumo. The course spans 6,200 yards from the tees and plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 69.7. The terrain is characterized by significant elevation changes, with the front nine featuring a mix of uphill and downhill shots. The back nine includes a demanding 560-yard par-5 13th hole and a 410-yard par-4 10th that plays significantly downhill. The course is known for its sandy soil, which provides excellent drainage and allows play to continue even after rain. Designed to offer both accessibility and challenge, the layout allows players to adjust the difficulty based on their tee selections. The course accommodates various playing styles, featuring a mix of short par-3s and long par-5s that test driving accuracy and distance management. The club has a long history in the region, having been a favorite among local golfers since its inception. It operates as a self-guided course without caddies, relying on advanced technology such as one-person carts and automatic tracking caddies to assist players. The facility is closed during the winter months from mid-December to mid-March.

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Essex

The Notleys is an 18-hole parkland golf course located in the River Brain Valley near Witham, Essex. The course features eight holes that cross the river, creating a distinctive water hazard element throughout the layout. Set within a scenic valley landscape, the course offers a traditional parkland design that incorporates the natural terrain and watercourse as integral features. The course caters to golfers of varying abilities, welcoming both members and visitors. Facilities include a covered, floodlit driving range, chipping and putting greens for practice. The club supports dedicated sections for ladies, seniors, and junior golfers, with organized competitions and events throughout the year. Golf lessons are available from a PGA qualified professional. Beyond traditional golf, the venue offers additional recreational activities including a nine-hole footgolf course built on a modified pitch-and-putt layout, nine-hole crazy golf course, and outdoor padel tennis courts. A function room is available for hire for various events. The club operates booking systems for rounds up to 14 days in advance for members and 10 days for non-members, with competitive green fees available for individuals and societies.

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Located in Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture, the Notojima Golf and Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 facility set within a 1.23 million square meter expanse overlooking the Nanao Bay. The course is characterized by its long, flat, and wide fairways, which are designed to accommodate a variety of playing styles. A defining feature of the layout is the extensive use of water hazards, which are strategically placed on many of the holes to add complexity to the round. The greens are constructed with Bent grass and feature undulating surfaces that require careful distance control. The course offers multiple tee boxes to adjust the difficulty, with the back tees stretching to 7,007 yards and the regular men's tees set at 6,591 yards. The front nine totals 3,482 yards from the back tees, while the back nine measures 3,525 yards. The layout includes a mix of long par-5s and technical par-4s, with the 14th hole identified as the most challenging middle-distance hole due to its length and surrounding hazards. The 11th and 16th holes are notable par-3s that present distinct challenges, with the 16th described as a short hole played over water. Specific holes highlight the course's strategic demands. The 13th hole features a fairway that resembles an island, surrounded by water, requiring a precise approach shot. The 18th hole concludes the round with a par-5 that utilizes a tee box on a mound and requires a third shot over water to a elevated, platform-style green. The 15th is a lengthy par-5 that plays slightly uphill on the third shot to a two-tiered green. The design encourages players to navigate wide fairways while avoiding the numerous water hazards that define the Notojima experience.

Nottawasaga Resort Ridge Golf Course Follow

Ontario

The Ridge Golf Course at Nottawasaga Resort is located in the scenic Nottawasaga Valley near Alliston, Ontario. The course features spectacular elevation changes throughout its layout, with tall trees and large undulating greens that create a demanding yet fair challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The varied topography of the Ridge Course contrasts with the resort's other offering, the Valley Course, which emphasizes accuracy play through mature trees and along the Nottawasaga River. The Ridge Course's design incorporates the natural terrain of the valley, utilizing elevation shifts to create visual interest and strategic complexity. The resort supports both courses with practice facilities including a practice green and driving range, along with a pro shop. The facility specializes in tournament organization and golf packages, hosting events throughout the season and providing instruction through their golf program.

Nottingham City Golf Club Follow

Nottinghamshire

Nottingham City Golf Club is situated in Bulwell Hall Park within Nottingham city centre, approximately 10 minutes from the M1 junction 26. Opened in 1910, the course is par 69 and measures 6,097 yards across 100 acres of parkland. Designed by renowned architect Tom Williamson, the layout features unique holes with strategically placed hazards throughout. The setting is characterized by mature trees that provide natural beauty and create a habitat for diverse wildlife, including Green Woodpeckers and birds of prey. Significant landscaping improvements were completed following work that began in 2012. The course offers a moderate challenge with parkland terrain and natural features that complement the setting. The club welcomes members of all ages, genders, and abilities, hosting various competitions throughout the season and offering society packages for groups.