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Johor

Odake Short Course Follow

福岡県

Located in the Higashi-ku ward of Fukuoka City, the Odake Short Course is a nine-hole, par-3 facility designed for casual play and accessibility. The course spans distances between 97 and 162 yards, offering a layout that accommodates everyone from beginners to advanced players. It operates on a free-start system that allows individual golfers to play without prior reservations, supported by the availability of rental clubs, shoes, and bags. The setting is defined by its coastal environment, described as a seaside course where wind plays a significant role in the playing conditions. While most holes fall within the 100 to 170-yard range, the local wind conditions can be strong enough to require over 200 yards of distance on certain holes. This characteristic adds a layer of difficulty that challenges players to adjust their club selection and strategy based on the weather. The course layout features a variety of yardages, with the longest hole reaching 162 yards and the shortest measuring just 97 yards. The design incorporates these varying lengths to provide a diverse experience within a compact nine-hole structure. The facility is part of the Saitozaki Development Group, which also manages the nearby Saitozaki Seaside Country Club, integrating the short course into a broader golfing ecosystem in the region.

Odakyu Fujisawa Golf Club Follow

神奈川県

Odakyu Fujisawa Golf Club is a historic public golf course established in 1960 as Japan's first full-fledged public course. Located in Ayase, Kanagawa Prefecture, it is conveniently accessible via the Odakyu Enoshima Line's Nagogo Station, with club bus service available. The 18-hole course was designed by renowned architect Yasuda Kōkichi, who skillfully incorporated natural tree-lined terrain and undulating fairways to create dynamic playing conditions. While fairways are generously wide, each hole features strategic elements around the greens, offering varied challenges throughout. The course is characterized by its strategic design rather than excessive difficulty. The clubhouse features traditional Japanese architectural elements with a distinctive large roof, and amenities include a restaurant with views of the 18th finishing hole, a competition room accommodating up to 120 people, and facilities for both male and female golfers. The course welcomes players of all levels and accepts both group competitions and individual rounds.

Odakyu Nishi-Fuji Golf Club Follow

静岡県

Odana Hills Golf Course Follow

WI

Odana Hills Golf Course is one of Wisconsin's busiest and most popular 18-hole, par 72 regulation courses. Located conveniently off the Beltline Highway in Madison, the course features a scenic landscape that presents challenges for golfers of all skill levels. The terrain combines natural beauty with thoughtful course design to accommodate diverse playing abilities. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a spacious clubhouse with locker rooms, pro shop, and dining area, along with a large practice putting green and driving range. An outdoor patio enhances the player experience. These facilities have established Odana Hills as a premier tournament venue, hosting several competitions annually. Notable events include state junior tournaments and the prestigious Madison Public Links Tournament, underscoring the course's reputation within the regional golf community.

Odawara Golf Club Nichido Gotemba Course Follow

静岡県

Established in 1984, the Odawara Golf Club Nichido Gotemba Course is an 18-hole layout designed by Ichikawa Landscaping Civil Engineering Co., Ltd. The course is located in Gotemba, Shizuoka, positioned to offer views of Mount Fuji. It plays to a par 72, with yardages varying by tee. The back tees from the A green measure 6,242 yards, while the B green back tees extend to 6,051 yards. Regular tees from the A green play 5,883 yards, and the B green regular tees measure 5,692 yards. The terrain is characterized by significant elevation changes, including uphill and downhill shots, as well as valleys that require players to carry hazards. The course features two distinct greens, designated A and B, which affect the scoring difficulty and yardage. The back tees on the A green yield a course rating of 70.5, while the B green back tees rate at 69.6. The regular tees on the A green have a rating of 69.1, and the B green regular tees rate at 68.2. The fourth hole stands as the most challenging on the front nine, marked as handicap 1. This par 5 requires a downhill tee shot over a valley, with a lateral water hazard on the left. The second shot is an uphill approach to a raised green, making it a demanding test for players. The first hole is a long par 5 that slopes gently downward, with out-of-bounds running along the right side, requiring precise driving to avoid penalties. The front nine includes a series of demanding par 3s. The third hole is a 207-yard uphill par 3 over a 9-to-10-meter valley, with a lateral water hazard and a designated drop area for errant shots. The sixth hole is a shorter par 3 over a valley, featuring a lateral water hazard in front of the green. The course also features dogleg holes, such as the fifth, which bends sharply to the right after 230 yards, presenting an approach shot from a downhill lie with a water hazard guarding the front of the green. The back nine continues the theme of strategic challenges. The tenth hole is a long par 5 measuring 522 yards from the back A green, while the eighteenth hole is a closing par 5 of similar length. The course includes several par 4s that require careful club selection due to elevation changes and sloping fairways. The facility includes a driving range, restaurant, and bath, supporting a full round of play in a setting that combines technical golf challenges with scenic views.

Odawara Yumoto Country Club Follow

神奈川県

Odawara Yumoto Country Club is located in the Hakone Yumoto area, approximately 10 minutes by car from Hakone Yumoto Station. The course features a thoughtfully designed layout that takes advantage of its scenic setting, with views overlooking Sagami Bay and the Hakone mountain range serving as a dramatic backdrop. The terrain and landscape characteristics make it suitable for golfers of varying skill levels, including female golfers. The course is known for its sophisticated design that harmonizes with the natural environment of the surrounding mountainous region. The club hosts regular member competitions and tournaments throughout the year, indicating an active membership community. The facility includes dining options and comprehensive amenities for members and visitors. The course combines challenging play with aesthetic appeal, leveraging its elevated position and natural topography to create an engaging golfing experience in a picturesque Japanese mountain setting.

Odawarajo Country Club Follow

神奈川県

Odawarajo Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located at 650 meters elevation in Odawara, Kanagawa Prefecture, offering panoramic views of Sagami Bay, the Shonan coast, Tokyo Skytree, and the Boso Peninsula. The course features a par-72 layout with 6,350 yards from the back tees, 6,080 from the regular tees, and 5,366 from the ladies' tees. Known as the "Sky Golf Course," Odawarajo is characterized by dramatic elevation changes and distinctive holes. The signature 10th hole features a spectacular 100-yard downhill drive toward Sagami Bay, while the challenging 626-yard par-5 6th hole is a narrow, demanding test. The course is designed with individual character throughout its 18 holes, providing memorable playing experiences. The course incorporates modern GPS navigation systems with score entry functions, shot strategy guidance, and accurate distance mapping. It caters to both casual and competitive play, with local rules accommodating course conditions and tournament play supported by leaderboard technology.

Odder Golfklub Follow

Region Midtjylland

Odense Blommenslyst Golfklub Follow

Region Syddanmark

Odense Blommenslyst Golfklub is located west of Odense near motorway exit 53 and features 27 holes across two courses. The 18-hole course is gently rolling with varied terrain set in attractive natural surroundings, offering challenges for golfers of all levels. The layout incorporates diverse features including woodland, open areas, hedgerows, and small lakes that demand both precision and strategic play. The 9-hole course consists of three par-4 holes and six par-3 holes, equally varied with forest, water, and hills in play, welcoming beginners and experienced players alike. The club accommodates approximately 750 members across all age groups and maintains an active volunteer culture supporting year-round training, instruction, social events, and tournaments. Facilities include buggy and trolley rental, a driving range, training areas, and the Hønsehuset café. The course provides views over Odense and is designed to welcome both members and casual players seeking golf experiences at various skill levels.

Odense Eventyr Golf Follow

Region Syddanmark

Odense Golfklub Follow

Region Syddanmark

Odense Golfklub is a well-maintained parkland course set in wildlife-rich nature in central Denmark. The club operates two courses: Holluf Park, its international championship course that has hosted numerous major tournaments including Danish national championships and a European championship, and Pilebanen. The courses challenge golfers of all skill levels while rewarding solid play. Located at Hollufgårds Allé in Odense, the club combines competitive golf with strong social elements. Facilities include training areas, a restaurant with views of the course, and a pro shop (Golf Specialisten). The club welcomes both experienced players and beginners, offering various membership categories and a trial membership program. Odense Golfklub emphasizes "golf with presence" as its philosophy, blending competitive play with community engagement through organized tournaments, training programs, and social activities for different age groups and skill levels.

Odessa Country Club Follow

TX

Odessa Golf & RV Follow

WA

Odiņi Follow

Odongdo Course Follow

전라남도

Odsherred Golfklub Follow

Region Sjælland

Odyssey Golf Course Follow

IL

Oegstgeester golfclub Follow

Zuid-Holland

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Öff. Golfanlage 6 Loch Follow

Baden-Württemberg

Öffentliche Golfsportanlage Roggendorf Follow

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Öffentliche Golfsportanlage Roggendorf is an 18-hole public golf course located in northern Cologne, Germany. Established in 1995 and expanded to 18 holes in 1999, the course spans 611,950 square meters and features a par distribution of 3 Par 3 holes, 12 Par 4 holes, and 3 Par 5 holes. The course measures 5,944 meters from the men's tees and 5,109 meters from the women's tees, making it suitable for both beginners and advanced players. The facility includes a 35-bay driving range with 14 covered bays, putting green, and dedicated chipping and pitching areas. Notable for its public accessibility, the course requires no membership or membership fees, making golf available to everyone. The facility also features on-site gastronomy and serves as an event venue for corporate functions, tournaments, and team-building activities. The course operates in a relaxed atmosphere, emphasizing golf for all skill levels without competitive restrictions.

Öffentlicher 6 Loch Kurzplatz des Golfclub Repetal Follow

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Öffentlicher 6-Loch-Kurzplatz (Maritim-Kurs) Follow

Schleswig-Holstein

Located at the Maritim Golfpark Ostsee in Warnsdorf, the Öffentlicher 6-Loch-Kurzplatz, also known as the Maritim-Kurs, is a six-hole short course designed to provide an accessible entry point into the sport. Situated immediately adjacent to the club house and the TeeTime restaurant, the layout offers views across the fairways of the See-Kurs and out toward the Hemmelsdorfer See. The course is a Par 18, consisting entirely of Par 3 holes with lengths ranging from 76 to 119 meters, totaling 551 meters for the full round. The facility is specifically tailored for beginners, children, and golfers without a Platzreife or club membership. It serves as a practical training ground for those refining their short game or applying skills learned on the driving range. The course operates on a first-come, first-served basis without the need for tee time reservations, utilizing a ball spiral system at the first tee to manage the start order. Green fees are set at 15 euros for a single round, with an additional cost for club rentals. The layout is part of the larger 33-hole facility, which was originally designed by Christoph Städler in 2003 and underwent significant renovation in 2020. While the main 9-hole courses present varied challenges with strategic bunkering and fast greens, the Kurzplatz remains a straightforward, low-stakes environment focused on accessibility and fundamental practice.