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IL

Tinley Junction Mini Golf is an 18-hole miniature golf course located in Tinley Park, Illinois, at 16801 S 80th Ave. The course features a distinctive railroad theme throughout its layout, with a centerpiece garden model railroad serving as a notable design element. The course is designed as a family-friendly recreational facility, offering an accessible experience for players of all skill levels. The terrain and setting reflect a typical suburban recreation area design. In addition to the golf course, Tinley Junction operates five professional batting cages offering slow, medium, and fastpitch options for both hardball and softball. The facility also includes an express concession stand for visitor convenience. The venue is operated by the Tinley Park Park District and caters to various groups, including birthday parties and field trips. The course has adopted digital scoring through the My Mini Golf Scorecard app, eliminating traditional paper scorecards. Seasonal pricing and promotional events, such as the "Ghostly Golf" Halloween event, are offered throughout the year.

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OGA Golf Course is the home course of the Oregon Golf Association, located in Woodburn, Oregon. Designed by Bill Robinson and opened in 1993, the course stretches through the Tukwila community and features a diverse landscape encompassing natural marshlands, rolling hills, valleys, and a hazelnut orchard. This variety creates distinct playing environments throughout the round, offering a unique experience on each visit. The course presents a moderate challenge suitable for amateur golfers while providing experienced players opportunities to test their skills. The layout weaves strategically through the natural terrain, requiring golfers to navigate both the undulating topography and water hazards. The course is consistently maintained to high standards, with particular attention to green conditions. The combination of natural features and thoughtful design creates an engaging round that balances accessibility with playability for golfers of varying skill levels.

Ogawa Country Club Follow

比企郡

Ogawa Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Ogawa-machi, Hiki-gun, Saitama Prefecture, situated on the Musashino Hills roughly 50 minutes from Tokyo. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East Course, the Center Course, and the West Course. These loops operate on a rotational basis, allowing for various nine- or eighteen-hole combinations. The layout is characterized by the undulating terrain of the Musashino plateau, featuring a mix of uphill and downhill shots, doglegs, and strategic hazards including bunkers and water. The East Course presents a challenging mix of elevation changes and risk-reward holes. The opening hole is a 333-yard par 4 that offers views of the town below, while the second hole is a 564-yard par 5 with a water hazard lurking behind a mound on the left side of the fairway. The course features significant elevation shifts, including the seventh hole, a 211-yard par 3 that is the longest short hole on the course and plays from an elevated tee. The ninth hole requires careful club selection and approach management around a pine tree marker. The Center Course is known for its strategic bunkering and complex green contours. The first hole is a downhill par 4 where staying right on the fairway is advised to avoid out-of-bounds near the green. The third hole is a 167-yard par 3 that demands precision, with deep bunkers guarding the front of the green. The eighth hole is a 505-yard par 5 that curves gently to the right, with out-of-bounds running along the right side, requiring a disciplined tee shot. The ninth hole highlights the difficulty difference between the bentgrass and Korean grass greens, with the latter requiring precise distance control. The West Course features the most dramatic water hazards and elevation changes on the property. The fourth hole is a 171-yard par 3 that requires a carry over water, with the green being particularly difficult to hold during winter conditions on the Korean grass. The fifth hole is a 549-yard par 5 with blind water hazards on both sides of the fairway for the second shot, set against a backdrop of rolling hills. The ninth hole is located at the highest point on the course, a 148-yard par 3 that is heavily influenced by wind and features subtle but difficult undulations on the green. The course utilizes both bentgrass and Korean grass (Ko-rai) greens, with the latter generally presenting a faster and more challenging putting surface. Course ratings vary depending on the combination of loops played and the type of green surface, with regular ratings for men ranging from approximately 68 to 70.5 and course slopes ranging from 124 to 131. The facility accommodates players of all levels, from beginners to single-digit handicap players, with specific tee boxes available for ladies and long-drive players.

Ogbourne Downs Golf Club Follow

Wiltshire

Ogbourne Downs Golf Club is a downland course located in Wiltshire on the Marlborough Downs, situated between Swindon and Marlborough, just 3 miles from junction 15 of the M4 motorway. The course was designed by J.H. Taylor, a five-time Open Championship winner, and is over 100 years old. Set across 200 acres of chalk downland terrain, the course benefits from excellent drainage characteristics that allow year-round playability. The layout features firm, fast fairways and fast greens that provide a challenging test, particularly in summer when conditions become firm and bouncy, and during windy conditions. The course offers outstanding views across the Marlborough Downs landscape. Ogbourne Downs is recognized as one of the finest downland golf courses in Wiltshire, praised for its superlative location, scenic views, and consistent playability throughout the seasons. The championship-standard course is welcoming to visitors and offers society packages with flexible options including 18, 27, or 36-hole configurations.

Ogden Golf & Country Club Follow

UT

Ogden Golf & Country Club, located in South Ogden, Utah, is a private country club celebrating over 106 years of tradition and excellence. While specific course layout details such as hole count and par are not provided in the available content, the club is recognized as one of Utah's finest private clubs, offering premier golf amenities alongside recreational facilities including swimming, tennis, and dining. The club recently secured significant tournament recognition, being selected as the new home of the Korn Ferry Tour for summers 2025-2027, indicating a course of championship caliber. The facility features modern amenities including a golf shop, practice area, and indoor simulator facilities for year-round play. Ogden Golf & Country Club blends traditional golf heritage with contemporary upscale conveniences, catering to members and guests with personalized service and exclusive recreational opportunities. The course is situated in the northern Utah landscape, providing a quality golfing environment complemented by the club's comprehensive social and dining experiences.

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UT

Established in 1914, Ogden Golf and Country Club is the oldest continuously operated country club in the state of Utah. The club is nestled between the majestic mountain peaks of Mt. Ogden and Ben Lomond in the greater Ogden area. The 9-hole course features 6,706 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 73. The original 9 holes were designed and built in 1914 by local golf enthusiasts, while Ernie Schneiter Sr., the golf professional for 19 years, designed the current front nine holes which were added to the course in 1948. The course rating is 71.2 and it has a slope rating of 123 on Blue grass. The course straddles Washington Boulevard, tunnel access is provided. The golf course has hosted many prestigious professional and amateur events, including the PGA Korn Ferry Tour Utah Championship, Utah Open, the Men & Women Utah State Amateur Championships, Junior America's Cup, and the Utah LPGA Title in 1964.

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WV

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WV

Ogna Golfklubb Follow

Rogaland

Ogna Golfklubb is a 9-hole golf course located in Sirevåg on Jæren, Norway, positioned between the flat plains and southern mountains. The course features large greens built to established standards and maintains a flat layout where terrain and surrounding topography create the primary challenges and variations for players. The design incorporates natural wind protection and an attractive landscape framing. The course is characterised by relatively short holes with several interesting doglegs, making it accessible yet challenging for amateur golfers. Ogna offers year-round play with greens typically open when conditions permit. The facility includes a driving range, short-hole course, and croquet area. The club organises regular tournaments, social events, and instructional programs for all skill levels and age groups, from junior golf to senior competitions. Recent developments include construction of a new clubhouse, and the club actively promotes golf introduction programs for local residents.

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福岡県

Located in Ogori City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Ogori Country Club is a 27-hole facility set within a hilly landscape. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the West, East, and South courses. The West and East loops are characterized by wide fairways and large greens, while the South course is noted for its longer distances and greater difficulty, particularly on its mid-range holes. The total yardage for the back tees across the three loops ranges from 3,340 yards on the West to 3,385 yards on the South, with a combined par of 108 for the full 27 holes. The layout is designed to offer strategic variety, with the West and East courses described as bright and open. The South course presents a more challenging test, requiring careful navigation of its longer holes. The terrain is interspersed with natural features, including old pine trees, bamboo groves, and cedar and cypress forests. Large ponds are strategically placed throughout the layout, adding to the strategic demands of the course. The club utilizes Kooryu grass for its greens and offers a mix of caddie-assisted play and self-play with five-person carts that can access the fairways. Ogori Country Club opened in November 1964, with the full 18 holes completing their official opening in 1965. The South course was added in 1974, expanding the facility to its current 27-hole configuration. The club has hosted significant events, including the Kansai Professional Golf Championship in 1982 and the Kyushu Open in 2017. It is the 8th course to open in Fukuoka Prefecture and is part of a larger group that also operates Shima Seaside Country Club and Akanegolf Club. The facility is situated near the Kuroiwa Inari Shrine, which is said to enshrine a spirit from the Heike clan, and is located close to the Yayoi-period Mizusawa ruins.

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比企郡

Ogose Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Ogoise, Tokigawa Town, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The facility spans 790,000 square meters and was designed by Kazusumi Izumi, with construction handled by Tokyo Shiba. Opened in October 1973, the course is maintained with Bentgrass greens on the front nine and Bermuda grass on the back nine. The total yardage from the back tees is 7,015 yards, with a Course Rating of 72.0 and a Slope Rating of 131. The front nine is characterized by relatively flat terrain, offering players open shots and a chance to hit the ball freely. The layout includes a variety of distances, from the 187-yard second hole to the 594-yard first. The second hole is a demanding par-3 that requires a high carry over a valley to a green protected by a large pond in front. The first hole is a long par-5 that demands precise positioning off the tee to set up a manageable approach. The front nine concludes with the 553-yard ninth hole, which plays as a long par-5 requiring careful navigation. The back nine presents a sterner test, described as longer and more technical, requiring significant skill and strategy. The 15th hole is the signature hole of the course, a massive 630-yard par-5 that forces players to navigate a long uphill third shot. This hole is noted for its difficulty in judging distance, discouraging aggressive play. The 11th hole is a short par-3 surrounded by water and bunkers, creating a psychologically challenging environment despite its short distance. The 17th hole is a 185-yard par-3 heavily guarded by bunkers around the green, making it difficult to achieve par without a precise carry. The course generally features undulating greens and strategic bunkering that penalizes inaccurate approaches.

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和歌山県

Ogura Country Club is a nine-hole golf course located in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. The course measures 6,239 yards in length and is characterized by strategic design elements that include water hazards, doglegs, uphill and downhill shots. The layout is designed to challenge players through varied terrain and shot selection, requiring precision and adaptability across the nine holes. The setting offers panoramic views of the Kii River and Awaji Island, which are visible from every hole. These vistas are described as among the best in the prefecture, providing a scenic backdrop to the strategic demands of the course. The combination of the water views and the challenging hole designs creates a distinct playing experience that balances natural beauty with golfing difficulty. The focus remains on the course's strategic layout and its impressive views of the surrounding landscape and waterways.

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Niedersachsen

Ohadano Country Club Follow

神奈川県

Ohadano Country Club, located in Kanagawa Prefecture, opened in 1973 and was designed by legendary player Torakichi Nakamura. Situated approximately three minutes by car from Hadano Tanzawa Smart IC on the Shin-Tomei Expressway, the course benefits from a scenic setting with views of Sagami Bay and the Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park in the background. The course takes advantage of its hillside location to provide panoramic vistas across the landscape. While specific details about hole count, par, and layout are not provided in the available content, the course is positioned as a notable facility within the PGM golf course network. Its proximity to major expressway infrastructure and distinctive setting with mountain and coastal views suggest it offers an appealing golfing experience for players seeking courses with natural beauty and historical significance in the Kanto region.

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Southland

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Wellington

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KY

Ohio Prestwick Country Club Follow

OH

Ohio Prestwick Country Club is an 18-hole course featuring 7,066 yards and a par of 72, designed by Edmund B. Ault and opened in 1968. The course is located at 3751 Glen Eagles Boulevard in Uniontown, Ohio 44685, in Summit County. The course has a rating of 74.3 with a slope rating of 129 on bent grass. The layout features lots of water and beautiful design, with holes designed to truly make golfers think about how they will play each hole. The facility includes an onsite driving range with five practice tees. The course presents a challenging play for golfers at every skill level and offers multiple tee options to accommodate different abilities and genders.

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OH

The Ohio State University Golf Club is located in central Columbus and operates two 18-hole courses: the Gray Course and the Scarlet Course. The Scarlet Course underwent a notable renovation by Jack Nicklaus in 2006. Rated among the top collegiate courses in the nation by Golf Channel, the club serves as home to the University's men and women's golf teams. The facility hosts numerous competitive events, including the Kepler and Lady Buckeye tournaments, AJGA competitions, and most prominently, the Korn Ferry Tour's Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship. The club is semi-private, exclusively available to those with Ohio State University affiliation. The course features instruction from two PGA professionals, a PGA Apprentice Professional, and a Director of Instruction who offer private lessons and clinics. The facility also includes a high-end restaurant available to the general public, catering both exclusive dining experiences and events. The golf operation supports Ohio State's 36 fully funded varsity athletic teams and over 1,000 student-athletes across multiple sports.

Ohio University Golf Course Follow

OH

The Ohio University Golf Course is a 9-hole, par 35 course located in Athens, Ohio, offering a practice putting green and pro-shop. The course features four tee options-Green (3,152/6,304 yards), White (2,761/5,522 yards), Gold (2,434/4,868 yards), and Red (2,140/4,280 yards)-accommodating various skill levels. The layout includes 31 bunkers and 4 water hazards, with undulating greens averaging 6,500 square feet each. Notable design elements include paved bridges across the Hocking River between holes 2-3 and 6-7, as well as wooden bridges connecting fairways to greens on holes 3 and 6. The course operates seasonally, with winter play limited to the North side (holes 1, 2, 7, 8, 9) played twice due to South side closures. The facility accommodates golf tournaments, leagues, and private lessons and is open to students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members. Push carts and two-seat gas carts are available for rent, with walking-only policies during winter months.

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GA

Ōhope Beach Golf Course Follow

Bay of Plenty

Ōhope Beach Golf Links is uniquely positioned on a narrow peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and Ohiwa Harbour, offering a distinctive coastal setting. The course takes advantage of its dramatic landscape, with the ever-changing ocean on one side and an unspoilt harbour on the other, creating a scenic and natural environment for play. Located at 541 Harbour Road in Ohope, the course is situated in an area known for its natural beauty and relatively undeveloped character. The strategic placement between water features on both sides presents notable design challenges and visual appeal. The course accommodates various skill levels through programs including junior golf and instructional play opportunities. It hosts regular tournaments and events, including the Ray White SPCA Charity Golf Tournament, indicating an active competitive calendar. The facility also offers function and conference spaces, suggesting it serves as a community venue beyond golf. The course maintains regular play opportunities with booking systems for both members and visitors, and provides a café for on-site amenities.

Ohtawara Golf Club Follow

栃木県

Oʻahu Country Club Follow

HI

Oʻahu Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in the Nu'uanu Valley mountains of Honolulu, Hawaii. Founded by attorney Wade Warren Thayer in the early 20th century, the club is distinguished as the only private golf course in Hawaii to own its land outright, occupying the historic 380-acre Waolani property with deep cultural significance, including connections to Queen Emma and the Hawaiian royal family. The course features verdant hillsides and is characterized by fast greens and challenging gameplay. Set within the scenic Nu'uanu Valley, the layout offers both natural beauty and demanding conditions that test golfers of varying skill levels. The course serves as Honolulu's premier private golf club and has hosted invitational tournaments, including men's and women's events. Beyond golf, the facility provides comprehensive amenities including a fitness center, temperature-controlled swimming pool, locker rooms, and clubhouse dining options. The club maintains a membership base drawn from diverse professional backgrounds united by their appreciation for the game.