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MO

Oakwood Country Club is a prestigious private golf facility located in Kansas City, Missouri, situated on a 210-acre championship course. The course features a unique design that stands out in the region and was recently recognized by Golf Digest as the 3rd best transformation in America. The course operates without traditional tee times, emphasizing fast play throughout the round. The club offers a comprehensive member experience beyond golf, including championship-caliber golfing facilities, fine dining, two newly constructed outdoor tennis courts, eight pickleball courts, a swimming pool, a modern fitness center with premium equipment, and recreational opportunities such as hiking, fishing, and lake activities. The facility serves as both a golf destination and an elegant social venue, hosting weddings, celebrations, and member events. The club operates as an exclusive private membership community with multiple membership categories available, including full golf membership, weekday membership, executive membership, and social membership. Located at 9800 Grandview Road, Oakwood Country Club positions itself as Kansas City's premier private country club destination.

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OK

Designed in 1947 by noted course architect Perry Maxwell, creator of Tulsa's famed Southern Hills, Oakwood Country Club features an 18-hole championship course. The course plays at par 71 with yardages of 6,694 yards from the white tees and 6,885 yards from the blue tees, holding a course rating of 74.4 with a slope rating of 134. The tree-lined bermuda fairways and rolling bent-grass greens create a challenging test for all golfers. Located in the heart of Enid, Oklahoma, Oakwood Country Club has been the social and sporting centerpiece of northwest Oklahoma for over seventy years, with a member-owned private club offering a championship course surrounded by mature oaks, rolling fairways, and carefully placed water hazards. The par-71 layout offers challenges for skilled players yet remains approachable for mid-handicap golfers, with strategic bunkering, natural streams, and doglegs that demand shot shaping. The course offers a mix of narrow driving corridors and open landing zones, testing accuracy and distance control, with greens known for their pace and subtle breaks that reward those with a sharp short game. The course is the site of numerous state and regional golf events including a US Open Championship qualifying tournament.

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IA

Oakwood Golf Course is a 9-hole public course located in Conrad, Iowa, featuring 2,966 yards of play from the championship tees with a par of 35. The course holds an Iowa Golf Association rating of 34.8. The layout is characterized by precisely manicured greens and well-watered fairways that provide a consistent playing surface. A distinctive feature of Oakwood is its night golf capability on holes 7, 8, and 9, which are illuminated by a state-of-the-art Musco Lighting system. This amenity was established in honor of Larry Olson, a longtime and respected member of the Conrad community. Beyond the course itself, Oakwood offers the Conrad Grove Recreation Club, available for special event rentals. The facility includes a semi-commercial kitchen, full-service bar, and two separate seating areas, making it suitable for tournaments, celebrations, and gatherings. The course maintains a welcoming atmosphere for both casual players and organized events throughout the season.

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Oami Green Golf Follow

千葉県

Oami Green Golf is a golf practice facility located in Oami Shiraki, Chiba Prefecture. The venue features a 250-yard driving range with 80 hitting bays alongside a 9-hole short course. The short course offers a more accessible golfing experience for players of various skill levels, making it suitable for beginners and those looking to practice their swing in a full-course setting. The facility operates from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily, with the last entry at 9:00 PM. In addition to the practice range and short course, Oami Green Golf offers golf instruction through its school program, including free trial lessons with complimentary club rentals. The venue also includes a restaurant for visitors. Reservations are recommended for short course play on weekends and holidays to minimize wait times. The facility serves as an introductory golf destination for those wishing to begin or experience the sport.

Oarai GC Follow

東茨城郡

Located in Oarai, Ibaraki Prefecture, Oarai Golf Club is a 7,205-yard, par-72 championship course designed by the renowned architect Seiichi Inoue. Opened in 1953, the course is situated on a rare seaside dune terrain in Japan, characterized by a dense forest of black pines that Inoue integrated into the strategic design. The layout utilizes the natural topography, wind patterns, and mature pine trees as primary hazards, creating a challenging environment that requires precise shot-making and course management. The front nine presents a mix of demanding long holes and technical challenges. The fifth hole, a 414-yard par 4, is guarded by a pine forest known as "Naka-jima" that forces players to navigate carefully to avoid a stymie. The sixth hole features a significant elevation change, with a hill separating the tee from the green, while the ninth hole requires a precise second shot over a pine tree to reach the putting surface. The back nine continues this theme of strategic complexity, highlighted by the eleventh hole where a long pond on the left demands a safe drive to the right side. The course is anchored by two formidable par-5s that define the championship test. The seventh hole, the longest on the course at 542 yards, features a second shot that must clear a dense pine forest, requiring both significant distance and height. The fifteenth hole, measuring 533 yards, presents a similar challenge with a solitary pine tree standing in the center of the fairway, forcing players to choose their line carefully to avoid the surrounding rough and water hazards. Oarai Golf Club has established itself as a significant venue in Japanese golf, hosting the JLPGA Tour event, the Oarai Kankyo Cup. The course is known for its "wabi-sabi" aesthetic, where the natural beauty of the dunes and pines is preserved rather than manicured into a uniform landscape. The difficulty of the course is further emphasized by the local rules, which treat ponds on the fourth, eleventh, and fifteenth holes as penalty areas, and the presence of deep bunkers and thick pine branches that frequently interfere with play.

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CA

The Oasis Country Club is an 18-hole executive golf course located in Palm Desert, California, in the heart of the Coachella Valley. Designed by architect David A. Rainville and opened in 1985, the course is a par-60 layout stretching 3,489 yards with a slope rating of 91-92. The course features Bermuda grass greens and fairways, and is notable for its 22 lakes integrated throughout the layout, creating substantial water hazards that feature at nearly every hole. The surrounding landscape offers panoramic views of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto mountains. The course provides a challenging yet accessible experience for golfers of varying skill levels, with an emphasis on short-game proficiency. Course conditions are consistently well-maintained, with strategic hazard placement and scenic fairways lined with palms. The facility is open to the public and offers practice amenities including a driving range, chipping green, two putting greens, and an 18-hole putting course. Beyond golf, the Oasis Country Club operates as a gated residential community with 662 homes, offering resort-style amenities including 22 pools, 3 tennis courts, and a clubhouse with dining facilities. The community hosts a vibrant social calendar with tournaments and member events throughout the year.

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Oasou Golf Course Follow

埼玉県

Located in Koshigaya, Saitama, Oasou Golf Course is a 18-hole, par-72 layout situated along the Arakawa River. The course is characterized by its riverbank setting, where more than half of the holes traverse wooded areas, blending open fairways with dense tree lines. The design incorporates artificial ponds and natural water hazards to create a strategic challenge, requiring golfers to navigate a mix of flat terrain and tree-lined corridors. The front nine opens with a demanding par-5 first hole, where players must navigate around a fairway bunker to reach the green. The fourth hole is a notable par-4 featuring a creek that crosses the fairway, forcing players to choose between power and precision. The ninth hole presents a long par-5 with an out-of-bounds area to the right and bunkers guarding the birdie route. The third and seventh holes are par-3s that require careful distance control, with the third being a carry-over water and the seventh featuring a large green with varying pin positions. The back nine begins with a par-4 tenth hole that features a garden-style pond on the left and pine trees in the background. The eleventh hole is a dogleg-right par-4 that runs through the woods, with the right side marked as out of bounds. The twelfth hole is a par-5 where a large tree stands in the center of the fairway, adding a unique strategic element to the approach. The sixteenth hole is a par-3 that offers views of the Chichibu mountain range, framed by two large keyaki trees. The eighteenth hole serves as a concluding par-4 with a wide fairway, though it is protected by a large cross bunker on the left and another in front of the green. The course offers multiple tee boxes, with distances ranging from approximately 263 yards to 603 yards on the longest tees. The layout is designed to reward accurate shot-making, with hazards strategically placed to penalize wayward drives while offering scoring opportunities for those who can navigate the wooded and water-laden sections effectively.

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New South Wales 1 upcoming event

Oatlands Golf Club is located in Oatlands, Sydney, positioned in the geographical centre of the city on Parramatta's doorstep. The course features 18 holes with notable par-3s, including the short 7th hole measuring 127 meters from the tees, surrounded by bunkers that demand accuracy, and the 137-meter 13th hole. The course is set within natural surroundings featuring water hazards, including dams on the property, and native trees including gum trees that characterize the landscape. The club hosts significant championship events, having recently hosted the NSW Amateur Championship, where multiple course records were set, including a 4-under-par 66. The course is recognized as a premier championship venue. Oatlands Golf Club maintains membership programs including junior development and getting started golf programmes, and operates a pro shop with coaching clinics and lessons. The facility includes function amenities with a bistro and can accommodate corporate golf days, weddings, and seminars. The club has reciprocal relationships with other golf clubs and maintains active men's and women's competitive pennant teams.

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Obara Country Club Follow

愛知県

Obara Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Toyoda City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The course was designed under the joint supervision of Tom Kite, a U.S. PGA Tour professional and World Golf Hall of Fame inductee, and Kawada Taizo, a renowned Japanese course designer and tournament commentator. The course was developed on a 1.2 million square meter property and opened in 1987. The Championship Tee course has a rating of 72.7. Tom Kite praised the Obara location for its exceptional natural conditions, describing it as land "born to become a golf course." The design philosophy of both designers, informed by their extensive experience with world-class courses, is reflected throughout the 18 holes. Notable features include a fountain installed at the 17th hole in 1988. The course has hosted numerous international tournaments since its opening, including the World Exciting Golf series from 1987 to 1991, featuring top professional golfers. It has also served as a venue for amateur championships and member competitions. The club has maintained an active tournament schedule since its establishment.