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Ocean Castle Country Club

中頭郡

Ocean Castle Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Nakagusuku, Nakagami District, Okinawa, situated on elevated terrain approximately 2 kilometers from the Kitanakagusuku Interchange of the Okinawa Expressway. The course is positioned on a hillside overlooking Nakagusuku Bay, offering views of both the East China Sea and the Pacific Ocean, and is located adjacent to the World Heritage site of the Nakagusuku Castle Ruins. The layout is divided into two distinct nines. The front nine, or out course, features ocean views on every hole and is characterized by significant elevation changes that demand technical and precise shots. The back nine, or in course, is slightly wider, allowing for more powerful drives, but remains challenging with strategically placed bunkers and ponds that create varied playing conditions and views throughout the round. The front nine holes listed in the course layout include a mix of par 3, par 4, and par 5 holes, with yardages varying by tee color. The course is designed to test players with its undulating terrain and coastal setting, requiring a blend of accuracy and distance management.

Ocean City Golf Course

NJ

The Ocean City Municipal Golf Course is a 12-hole, par 37 public course located at 26th Street and Bay Avenue in Ocean City, New Jersey. Designed by Leo Frazier, the course features tight fairways and small greens that provide a challenging experience for experienced golfers while remaining enjoyable for novice players due to its shorter layout. The course operates seasonally from April 1 through October 31, with extended summer hours during peak months. The facility offers equipment rentals including golf bags, clubs, handcarts, and riding carts for players who do not have their own gear. The course welcomes players of all ages, though children under 12 require adult supervision. As one of Ocean City's municipal recreational facilities, the course provides an affordable golfing option for both residents and visitors to the New Jersey shore community. The course is part of the city's Parks and Recreation Department offerings.

Ocean Course

HI

Ocean Dunes Golf Course King Island

Tasmania

Ocean Dunes Golf Course is a links-style golf course located on King Island, Tasmania, carved into rolling dunes along 2 kilometers of untamed coastline. Ranked 4th on Golf Digest's list of Australia's Best Public Golf courses in 2024, the course features spectacular 360-degree ocean views and challenging terrain that blends seamlessly with the island's rugged landscape. The layout includes two signature par-three holes that cross the Southern Ocean, presenting distinctive challenges to golfers. The course is situated on remote, pristine terrain approximately 35 minutes by flight from Melbourne, offering an isolated yet world-class links golf experience. The design emphasizes natural beauty with perfectly crafted greens that integrate with the surrounding dunes and coastal environment. The course is noted for its difficulty level, with each hole presenting individual challenges while providing dramatic postcard-quality backdrops. Ocean Dunes positions itself as a premium bucket-list golfing destination, combining the technical demands of links golf with the stunning natural scenery of King Island's Southern Ocean coastline.

Ocean Dunes Golf Links

OR 2 upcoming events

Ocean Dunes Golf Links is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Florence on Oregon's central coast. Situated at 3345 Munsel Lake Road, the course features a unique layout that winds through windswept coastal forest, dunes, and mountain vistas. The course presents a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels, incorporating sand traps and water hazards throughout play. The setting is characterized by pristine coastal scenery with views of dunes, mountains, and forests, creating a visually stunning backdrop for play. The course maintains high standards with immaculate conditioning and offers a clubhouse with snack bar facilities. Cart rentals are available for player convenience. Ocean Dunes serves both local golfers and visitors, earning recognition as the best golf course in Florence for two consecutive years according to the Siuslaw News. The facility maintains an active hole-in-one hall of fame and offers PGA instruction through director Bob Rannow, an Oregon Coast native and golf professional who provides introductory lessons for new players. The course continues regular updates to enhance the overall golfing experience.

Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club

MA

Ocean Edge Golf Club is a private 18-hole course located in Brewster, Massachusetts, available exclusively to resort guests and club members. The course presents a challenging layout featuring a mix of doglegs and strategic hazards that test golfers of all skill levels. The design incorporates varied terrain with undulating greens, bunker complexes, and water hazards, including environmentally protected wetlands. Notable characteristics include narrow, well-protected greens and strategic fairway bunkering that demands precise shot placement. Hole 17, a 600-yard uphill dogleg left par 5, is identified as the signature hole and among the most difficult on the course, featuring fairway bunkers and a deceptive false front. The course offers scenic vistas throughout, with the setting taking advantage of Cape Cod's natural landscape. Individual hole descriptions emphasize the need for accuracy off the tee and control with approach shots. Key challenges include crosswinds on several holes, particularly on the par 3s, and strategically placed collection areas designed to both challenge aggressive players and provide recovery options for conservative play.

Ocean Forest Golf Club

GA

Ocean Forest Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located on Sea Island, Georgia, designed by renowned architect Rees Jones and opened in 1995. The course showcases a links-style layout built on natural linksland terrain shaped by centuries of coastal movement, featuring ridges, dunes, and undulations along the Hampton River and Atlantic Ocean. The setting offers dramatic seaside vistas, particularly on the signature finishing holes 17 and 18, which play along the Atlantic. The course presents considerable challenge with strategic bunkering and natural hazards characteristic of links golf. Its design earned immediate recognition as one of the finest in the country, leading to Ocean Forest becoming the youngest club ever selected to host the Walker Cup, accomplished just six years after opening in 2001. The club has subsequently hosted multiple prestigious amateur championships, including the Georgia Amateur Championship (1998) and Southern Amateur Championship (1999). The inaugural Jones Cup Invitational, established in 2001, has become a premier world amateur golf event attracting top international competitors. Ocean Forest's reputation and tournament history underscore its standing among America's elite private golf clubs.

Ocean Golf Club

静岡県

Ocean Golf Club is a 9-hole, par-30 course located in Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. The layout is designed to be played twice, offering a complete 18-hole experience for golfers of all levels. The course features a mix of par-3 and par-4 holes, with yardages ranging from a short 68-yard par-3 to a longest stretch of 345 yards on the par-4 holes. The course design incorporates three holes where drivers are permitted: the 3rd, 5th, and 6th holes. These holes provide longer distances for players looking to utilize their full range of clubs, while the remaining holes are primarily suited for approach shots and putting. The handicap indices for the holes range from 1 to 9, allowing for structured play and scoring. Recent updates to the course include the addition of new tee grounds for the 1st and 4th holes, as well as the implementation of two-tiered greens to add complexity and challenge to the putting surfaces. These renovations aim to enhance the playing experience for both veteran golfers and juniors, making the course accessible and enjoyable for a wide range of skill levels. Ocean Golf Club hosts various competitions and events throughout the year, including club championships and long-run competitions. The course also offers online booking options and special services, such as free cart services on certain days, to accommodate individual and group play. The club's focus on accessibility and variety in hole design makes it a popular destination for golfers in the Shizuoka region.

Ocean Hills Cheongdo GC

청도군

Ocean Hills Country Club

CA

Ocean Hills Country Club is an 18-hole executive golf course located in North County San Diego, approximately 3.5 miles from the Pacific Ocean. The course is situated on 350 acres within a gated 55+ active adult retirement community of 1,632 homes. The setting features Mediterranean-style architecture with white stucco exteriors and red tile roofs set against San Diego's characteristic sunny climate. The course is positioned on hillside terrain that offers scenic vistas typical of the North County coastal landscape. As an executive course, it is designed for recreational play with shorter distances than championship courses, making it accessible to the active adult community it serves. The golf course serves as the centerpiece and primary amenity of the Ocean Hills retirement community, functioning as both a recreational facility and a defining feature of the residential development.

Ocean Hills Pohang CC

경상북도

Ocean Hills Yeongcheon CC

경상북도

Ocean Links Miyakojima

沖縄県

Ocean Palace GC

長崎県

Located on a peninsula in Nagasaki City, the Ocean Palace Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 seaside course that winds along the coast of the Omura Bay. The layout is defined by its dramatic topography, featuring numerous tee shots that require players to clear water hazards or navigate over inlets to reach the fairways. The course is designed to test both distance and precision, with a significant number of holes demanding shots over the sea or across narrow channels of water. The front nine begins with a straightforward downhill opening hole before moving into a series of challenging doglegs and blind shots. The difficulty ramps up as the course hugs the coastline, with holes like the 4th and 6th requiring precise carries over the bay. The back nine introduces the course's most famous feature, the 11th hole, which is a par-3 that requires a tee shot over a strait. This "strait crossing" is a defining characteristic of the layout, testing the golfer's nerve and accuracy against the elements. The course features a mix of hole lengths, including two par-5s on the back nine (15th and 16th) that offer scoring opportunities for long hitters, though they are guarded by water and tight fairways. The 14th is a short par-3 that plays over an inlet, with the green situated close to the water's edge. The 17th, a par-4, is another water-bearing hole that requires a 160-yard carry, leading to a fast, sloping green that penalizes inaccurate approaches. Local rules dictate that any tee shot going out of bounds must be replayed from a designated forward tee with a penalty stroke. Similarly, shots crossing a specific yellow stake line are subject to a penalty stroke and must be played from a forward tee. For shots that cross this line after the tee shot, players must drop at the point of crossing and play from the nearest fairway. These rules emphasize the penalty for errant shots in this coastal environment. The facility hosts various local tournaments, including the Nagasaki Prefectural Golf Association qualifiers and the Grand Senior competition. The course is part of the Ocean Palace Golf & Resort, which includes a hotel with ocean views, allowing for a combined golf and stay experience. The location provides a unique blend of rugged coastal scenery and manicured golf turf, offering a distinct challenge for players in the Nagasaki region.

Ocean Pines Golf Club

MD 1 upcoming event

Ocean Pines Golf Club is a championship course located on Maryland's Eastern Shore, designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones, Sr. It is the only Robert Trent Jones championship course on the Delmarva Peninsula. The facility features professional-quality greens noted as among the best on the Eastern Shore. The course is open to the public and offers memberships for families. It serves as a venue for group outings and tournaments. The facility includes an expansive clubhouse with dining options, a full-service golf shop, a sheltered driving range, practice chipping and pitching greens, two practice putting greens, and two practice sand bunkers. Additional amenities include a modern learning center, instruction clinics, private lessons, club repair services, and bag storage. The course accommodates various skill levels and offers junior golf programs, men's twilight leagues, and organized events throughout the season.

Ocean Resorts Golf Club

MD

Ocean Resorts Golf Club is an 18-hole, Par 72 championship course located 6 miles west of Ocean City, Maryland. The course features yardages ranging from 4,800 to 6,500 yards, accommodating golfers of all skill levels and ages. Designed as a fair test of golf, it offers both challenging and picturesque holes suitable for various handicaps. The course is situated in a scenic landscape characteristic of the Maryland coastal region. Owned by Wor-Wic Community College, Ocean Resorts Golf Club serves both resort players and limited annual members. The facility is known for course conditions and playability, with recommendations for advance reservations during the peak season from April through October. In addition to golf play, the property hosts non-credit golf courses offered by the college to serve the local community.

Ocean Shores Golf Course

New South Wales

Ocean Shores Country Club is located on the far north coast of New South Wales, just north of Byron Bay, across the river from Brunswick Heads and 30 minutes south of Coolangatta. The golf course is set amongst natural flora, with a backdrop of the Koonyum Ranges. The Country Club enjoys spectacular ocean views down to Cape Byron and its famous lighthouse. The course is an early 1970s design by Bruce Devlin and Robert von Hagge, configured with six par threes, six par fours and six par fives, where water comes into play at many of the holes. One of the stand-out features of the course is the large greens, protected by extensive bunkering. Laid out between Marshalls Creek and the Brunswick River, the course is configured as two returning nines, with the relatively open front nine weaving around several attractive water hazards, while the more tree-lined back nine is significantly longer and tougher.