Golf Courses

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County Dublin

Old Conna Golf Club is a mature parkland course designed by renowned Irish golf course architect Eddie Hackett, located twelve miles south of Dublin. The 18-hole layout combines panoramic seascapes and views of the Wicklow Mountains with exceptional wooded terrain, creating a distinctive setting that blends coastal and mountain vistas. The course presents a balanced challenge across its layout, featuring signature holes such as Hole 2 'Snowdonia,' a 236-yard par 3 with steep downhill gradient and strategic bunkering, and Hole 5 'Arbutus,' a demanding par 5 requiring accurate shot placement through fairway bunkers to a two-tiered green. Other notable holes include Hole 4 'The Templars,' a birdie opportunity par 5, and Hole 6 'Duck's Bill,' a sharply dogleg par 4 with hazards including out-of-bounds ditches and a pond. The course is characterized by intelligent green complexes with varied protection strategies-including greenside bunkers, slope work, and penalty areas-that reward precise approach play. Terrain varies from steep uphill sections to dramatic downhill shots, creating strategic interest throughout. The design emphasizes accuracy and course management over pure distance, offering playability across different skill levels while maintaining genuine test characteristics for accomplished golfers.

Old Corkscrew Golf Course ☆ Follow

FL

Old Corkscrew Golf Club is a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course located in Estero, Florida, featuring a championship 18-hole layout spanning 7,400 yards at par 72. As the only Nicklaus Signature Design in Southwest Florida, the course stands as a standalone golf experience unattached to residential development. The course is strategically designed to harmonize with the property's natural landscape, incorporating mature oak, pine, and cypress trees alongside lakes, prairie grass, and wetlands. This integration creates a visually distinctive setting while supporting a diverse ecosystem of indigenous wildlife including alligators, tortoises, raccoons, and water birds. Old Corkscrew holds certification as a Certified Audubon International Silver Signature Sanctuary and is recognized by Golf Magazine as Southwest Florida's top-rated course. The design presents a championship-level challenge while maintaining the highest standards for both playability and environmental stewardship. The course features a natural flowway running through its center, adding to its distinctive character. With its emphasis on blending golf architecture with natural preservation, Old Corkscrew offers a world-class playing experience rooted in ecological consciousness.

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VA

The Old Course at The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa is a historic championship golf course located in Hot Springs, Virginia. Completed in 1892, it holds the distinction of having the nation's oldest first tee still in continuous use. The 18-hole course plays to 6,099 yards at par 72, featuring a unique and balanced layout of six par 3s, six par 4s, and six par 5s. Originally designed to challenge late 19th-century players, the course has undergone significant updates by renowned architects William S. Flynn and Rees Jones, maintaining its timeless appeal while accommodating modern golfers. The course is set in Virginia's picturesque landscape, offering breathtaking beauty alongside legendary design. Nationally ranked, the Old Course frequently appears on prestigious lists including GolfDigest's "Best Golf Courses You Can Play in Each State" and "America's 100 Greatest Public Courses." It was also featured in GolfWeek's Best 2024 Resort Golf Courses. Multiple tee options accommodate various skill levels, with yardages ranging from 4,678 to 6,036 yards.

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Nordrhein-Westfalen

The Old Course at British Army Golf Club Sennelager is a 9-hole layout featuring a par of 33 for gentlemen and comparable length for ladies' play. The course comprises six par-4 holes, two par-3 holes, and one par-5 hole, with total lengths of 2,077 meters for gentlemen and 1,918 meters for ladies. Individual hole lengths range from 135 meters to 447 meters, providing variety in shot-making demands. The par-3 holes measure between 135 and 176 meters, while par-4 holes span from 272 to 359 meters. The signature par-5 eighth hole extends to 447 meters, offering a substantial challenge. Located at the British Army Golf Club Sennelager in Germany, the course serves as part of a military golf facility. The layout accommodates both competitive play and recreational golf, with separate tee positions for gentlemen and ladies. The course design provides an accessible yet engaging experience suitable for golfers of varying skill levels.

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County Clare

The Old Course at Lahinch Golf Club is an 18-hole links course located on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, positioned near the Burren National Park and approximately 10 kilometers from the Cliffs of Moher. Established in 1892, the course has been shaped by legendary architects including Old Tom Morris, Dr. Alister MacKenzie, and Dr. Martin Hawtree, each contributing to its evolution while preserving its traditional links character. The course traverses spectacular dune landscape with varying elevations, featuring natural contours, valleys, and hollows that define the challenging layout. Notable holes include the famous Dell (Par 3), Klondyke (Par 5), and Brud's Vision (Par 4), the latter serving as the course's index 1 handicap hole. The course presents considerable difficulty with strategic bunkering and well-protected greens requiring precise shot-making. Playing conditions demand careful club selection and strategic positioning, with fairways that run out at varying distances and elevated greens requiring uphill approaches. Lahinch has maintained its reputation as a world-class links venue through continuous refinement while retaining its historical virtues. The course offers multiple tee positions accommodating various skill levels, and its design emphasizes the natural topography that makes Irish links golf distinctive.

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Hessen 2 upcoming events

The Old Course at the Royal Homburger Golf Club is a Par 3 course located in the Kurpark of Bad Homburg. It is recognized as the oldest golf course in Germany, with the club's origins tracing back to 1889 when it was founded by the Prince of Wales. The course is designed specifically to focus on the short game, offering a distinct experience from the club's adjacent 18-hole New Course. The setting provides a historic and natural environment, situated within the Kurpark landscape. As the "Home of Golf in Germany," the Old Course serves as a significant landmark for the sport's history in the country. The course layout is compact, catering to players looking to refine their approach shots and putting skills in a parkland setting. Tournament activity on the Old Course includes events such as the HGV-ICE Tour and various ProAm competitions, indicating its role in hosting competitive and developmental golf events. The course is managed with specific Platzregeln (local rules) and has a dedicated scorecard and handicap system separate from the New Course.

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Surrey

The Old Course at Woodcote Park is an 18-hole downland golf course located on the Epsom Downs estate in Surrey. Designed by renowned golf-course architect William Herbert Fowler, it opened on 20 March 1915 as the first golf course at Woodcote Park. The course is set within beautiful tree-lined grounds that sweep down towards Epsom Racecourse, creating a dramatic and scenic backdrop. The Old Course is one of two full 18-hole courses at Woodcote Park, alongside the Coronation Course. Both courses take advantage of the estate's natural downland terrain and landscape. The course features 18 holes with detailed flyover videos available for each hole, allowing players to preview the layout and strategy required. The setting combines the challenging characteristics of downland golf with manicured grounds and established trees, offering a classic golfing experience. The course maintains local rules and provides rating and slope rating tables for handicap calculations, indicating a well-structured competitive course suitable for members and visitors of varying abilities.

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Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Old Course Loenen ☆ Follow

Utrecht

Old Course Loenen is a 9-hole golf course with NGF A-status located in Loenen aan de Vecht, near Amsterdam, Utrecht, and Hilversum in the Netherlands. Designed by Alan Rijks as an "in-land-links course," it offers challenges suitable for both beginner and advanced golfers. The course features expansive views with diverse flora and fauna characteristic of the Dutch landscape. Players can enjoy sweeping vistas from the stylish clubhouse terrace, which overlooks the village and ships on the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal. Founded in 2007, Old Course Loenen is situated on the edge of a village with a rich golfing heritage dating back to 1297. The course caters to various skill levels while maintaining the character of traditional links golf, providing an engaging experience for recreational and competitive players alike.

Old Course Ranfurly Golf Club ☆ Follow

Renfrewshire

Old Course Ranfurly is an 18-hole championship moorland course located in rural Renfrewshire, near Bridge of Weir, approximately ten minutes from Glasgow Airport. Originally designed in 1889 by Willie Campbell and redesigned in 1920 by James Braid, the course exemplifies classic Scottish moorland architecture. Measuring just over 6,000 yards, it presents a challenging layout carved through natural heath and expansive moorland. The course offers a demanding test suitable for golfers of all abilities, requiring skill and strategic play across three centuries of consistent design. Set against a scenic backdrop featuring views of Ben Lomond and the Campsie Fells, the terrain combines natural growth and heath to create distinctive playing characteristics. The course's varied layout incorporates the quirks and subtleties typical of traditional Scottish moorland design, demanding concentration from even accomplished competitors. The recently refurbished clubhouse complements the course, offering dining facilities and extensive beverage service, contributing to the overall member and visitor experience.

Old Course Sauk Centre ☆ Follow

MN

Old Course Sauk Centre is an executive 18-hole golf course that has undergone significant transformation for the 2025 season. The redesigned layout features an executive course format, emphasizing shot-making and strategy while maintaining an approachable length suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The course is designed to accommodate families, beginning golfers, and experienced players seeking to develop their short game skills. The executive layout provides a fast-paced playing experience compared to traditional championship-length courses. Located in Sauk Centre, the course offers a recreational setting focused on accessibility and enjoyment for the local community and visitors. The course welcomes golfers throughout the season and positions itself as an inclusive venue for casual rounds and skill development rather than competitive championship play.

Old Dane Golf Club ☆ Follow

NE

Old Edward's Club ☆ Follow

NC

Old Edwards Club is located in Highlands, NC, featuring an 18-hole course designed by Tom Jackson. The championship course is par 71 and divided into two distinct nines: the Highland 9 and the Cove 9. Opened in 2000, the course features a valley-style front nine with subtle elevation changes and open fairways, while the back nine showcases dramatic mountainside fairways that weave through rock outcroppings and dense trees. The course winds through serene valleys and climbs to a dramatic ridgeline, carved into the Highlands landscape with views as notable as the challenging play. Situated along the southwest plateau of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the Nantahala National Forest, the course sits at 4,700 feet above sea level. The course is operated as a private club for members and Old Edwards Inn guests. Old Edwards Club has been honored as one of Golf Digest's Best Golf Courses in America.

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NC

Old Edwards Club is located in Highlands, North Carolina and features a Tom Jackson-designed 18-hole course. The championship course is par 71 and consists of two distinct nines-the Highland 9 and the Cove 9. Opened in 2000, the course is laid out with a valley-style front and mountain-style back. The front nine features subtle elevation changes and open fairways, while the second nine features dramatic mountainside fairways that weave through rock outcroppings and dense trees. The course winds through serene valleys while climbing to a dramatic ridgeline atop the Blue Ridge Mountains. Notable characteristics include a 250-foot ascent from the ninth green to tenth tee and tricky putting surfaces with challenging breaks. Old Edwards Club has been honored as one of Golf Digest's Best Golf Courses in America. The course is a private club for members and Old Edwards Inn guests.

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IL

Old Fold Manor Golf Course ☆ Follow

Greater London 3 upcoming events

Old Fold Manor Golf Course is located in Hadley Green, Barnet, Hertfordshire, and is renowned as one of the best courses in the region. Designed by legendary golf course architect Harry Colt, the course reflects his philosophy of bringing a seaside links feel to inland layouts. Colt's influence is particularly evident in the course's famous greens, which present a significant challenge to players. The course features challenging inland conditions with links-style characteristics that distinguish it from typical parkland designs. Old Fold Manor's reputation is underscored by its selection to host Regional Qualifying for The Open Championship from 2005 to 2010, demonstrating its championship-standard design and conditioning. The layout incorporates Colt's strategic design principles, creating a course that rewards skilled play while testing golfers of various abilities. The combination of challenging greens and the introduced seaside links elements makes the course notably difficult and distinctive within Hertfordshire golf. Old Fold Manor welcomes both members and visitors, offering an engaging test of golf complemented by excellent practice facilities and a charming clubhouse environment.

Old Fort Golf Course ☆ Follow

TN 2 upcoming events

Old Fort Golf Club is an 18-hole public facility established in 1985 and owned and operated by the City of Murfreesboro. The par-72 course sits along the Stones River and borders the historic Civil War earthen fort at Fortress Rosecrans. Following recent renovations, the course stretches to 7,214 yards from the back tees, while the forward tees play 5,002 yards. With six sets of tees and a layout known for both challenge and playability, Old Fort is regarded as one of Tennessee's premier public courses. The course plays primarily within a horseshoe bend of the West Fork Stones River with holes bordered by mature hardwoods and natural native areas. Par fours at four and seven set up with tee shots over the river, and the 12th and 16th holes share a St. Andrews-like double green. The municipal course received a comprehensive renovation in 2024 from architect Nathan Crace. Old Fort hosts a number of championship events such as Collegiate Tournaments, USGA Boys and Girls Junior Amateur Qualifiers, Tennessee Golf Association, and Tennessee PGA Section tournaments.

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CA

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County Cork

Old Hickory Country Club ☆ Follow

TN

Old Hickory Country Club was founded in 1926 by the DuPont Company as a recreational facility for its employees in Old Hickory, Tennessee. The course was designed by George Livingstone, a Belle Meade golf pro, and originally opened with just 6 holes before expanding to a full 18-hole layout in 1941. The club is situated on land that was once the residence of the French Huguenot Bondurant family, with the original house replaced by a replica in the 1940s. Livingstone's original design remains evident throughout the course today. Early greens were constructed using sand with a cottonseed oil coating to create putting surfaces. The club has hosted notable golfers and professionals, including Harold Eller, who served as the head golf pro from 1945 to 1979. The club continues this legacy by hosting an annual Pro-Am tournament in Eller's memory. The course has established itself as a significant recreational and competitive venue within the local community.

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MO

Old Hickory Golf Club is an 18-hole private golf course designed by Pete Dye, located in St. Charles, Missouri, just outside St. Louis. The course is situated in a serene park-like setting and features an expansive practice facility. The layout showcases Dye's signature design style, known for creating challenging yet playable courses that help golfers improve their game. The club offers a family-friendly membership experience in a laid-back atmosphere while maintaining high standards of golf excellence. In addition to the golf course, Old Hickory functions as a comprehensive private club, featuring dining facilities, event venues, and lifestyle amenities. The club actively hosts tournaments and member events throughout the year. Recent capital projects include the installation of new bunkers, reflecting the club's commitment to course maintenance and member experience. Old Hickory serves as a premier event venue in the greater St. Louis area, accommodating weddings, meetings, and celebrations of various sizes alongside its primary golf operations.

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WI

Old Hickory Golf Club ☆ Follow

VA 4 upcoming events

Old Hickory Golf Club is located in Woodbridge, VA and features a par-72, 7,190-yard championship layout designed by architect Tim Freeland, who previously worked for golf legend Gary Player's design firm and also designed Raspberry Falls Golf and Hunt Club. The course is bisected by Beaver Creek with approximately nine holes on each side, and features naturally integrated terrain where designers left earth unaltered on about half the holes. The course is characterized by gently rolling terrain covered with pine, oak, maple, and hickory. Old Hickory Golf Club is a challenging course with lots of creeks to cross, but it accommodates golfers of all skill levels. Every hole features bunkers but is not overly bunkered, and the course uses A4 bent grass on greens known for creating fast playing surfaces. Four sets of tees are available with generally elevated tee boxes, and fairways are wide and open with mounded sides designed to bounce balls toward the middle.

Old Hickory Golf Club ☆ Follow

NY