Golf Courses

Olde Mill Resort ☆ Follow

VA

The 18-hole Olde Mill course at the Olde Mill Golf Resort facility in Laurel Fork, Virginia features 6,833 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Designed by Ellis Maples and Dan Maples, the Olde Mill golf course opened in 1972. Located just minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway in the pastoral hills of Southwest Virginia's Carroll County, the course is challenging, yet enjoyable for every player with four sets of tees. The course offers beautifully designed holes around multiple lakes and mountain streams with well maintained tournament condition greens. The course's layout remains true to the vision of its original designer, Ellis Maples, who was inspired by Scotland's traditional courses. Water appears on every hole but two. In 2009 his son Dan, along with his grandson Brad, began renovations to this incredible course ensuring its standing as one of the finest in the Southeast. Because of its history, playability and excellent course conditions, Olde Mill has earned a reputation as one of the best mountain golf courses in the eastern U.S.

Olde Oak Golf Club ☆ Follow

NY

Olde Oak Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Kirkville, New York, serving the Manlius area for 65 years. The front nine opened in 1957 as Towne Isle Golf Course, designed and built by Bill Grygiel, Sr., a former professional. The back nine was added in 1966, designed by Bill and his son Peter. The course was renamed Olde Oak Golf Club in 2006 when Peter purchased it. The layout features multiple tees ranging from 4,600 to 6,900 yards, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The course is characterized as easy walking with challenging play, set in a natural landscape typical of upstate New York. Recent improvements have focused on drainage and seeding to enhance playability. Olde Oak offers a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere with affordable rates and accessible tee times available seven days a week. The course welcomes walk-ins and is known for avoiding overcrowding while maintaining quality conditions across its layout.

Olde Oaks Golf Course ☆ Follow

LA

Olde Post Road ☆ Follow

NY

Olde Post Road Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Castleton-On-Hudson, New York. The facility is undergoing significant refurbishment under the leadership of golf entrepreneur Thomas Choquette, who previously developed Burden Lake Country Club. Major course improvements include reshaping of the 2nd hole with a new green, relocation of the 6th green for improved sunlight exposure, and rehabilitation of the region's only island green hole. Construction work is being overseen by Chuck Baltzel, who designed and built the back nine at Burden Lake in 1999 and is currently managing irrigation repairs, debris removal, and tee box reconstruction. The course features a newly expanded pro shop and offers tournament packages and membership options. The facility includes a banquet area, dining amenities with grilling and smoking capabilities, and plans for additional amenities including tavern refurbishment and an indoor golf and cornhole venue.

Olde Salem Greens ☆ Follow

MA

Olde Scotland Links ☆ Follow

MA

Olde Scotland Links is an 18-hole links-style championship public golf course located in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Founded in 1997, the course was designed to balance strategy with playability for golfers of all skill levels. The layout features a classic links aesthetic with generous fairways, strategic bunkering, and scenic views throughout. The course design emphasizes smart play and rewards strategic shot-making. The open layout makes the course relatively forgiving for ball-finding purposes. Reviews consistently note that the course maintains excellent conditioning year-round. The facility offers a welcoming atmosphere and accommodates various skill levels, making it accessible to both experienced and developing golfers. Beyond the 18-hole championship course, Olde Scotland Links provides additional amenities including a practice facility, golf instruction, membership options, and event hosting capabilities for tournaments and outings.

Olde Stone BG ☆ Follow

KY

The Club at Olde Stone is a 27-hole private golf community located in Bowling Green, Kentucky, designed by renowned architect Arthur Hills. The championship course has been recognized seven times among Golfweek's Top 3 Private Courses in Kentucky since its opening in 2006. The facility spans 220 acres and offers pristine course conditions exclusively to members. In addition to the main course, Olde Stone features The Sinkhole, a 9-hole short course designed for both practice and recreational play, emphasizing bump-and-run technique and casual enjoyment. The club maintains a comprehensive amenities package including fully-renovated dining venues, tennis courts, pickleball facilities, and The Lodge at Olde Stone, which provides 12 guest suites for members and visitors. The facility positions itself as a premier private golfing destination that combines championship-level golf with a strong emphasis on family and community engagement through various social events and recreational activities throughout the year.

Olde Stonewall ☆ Follow

PA

Olde Stonewall Golf Club is a 7,100-yard course designed by renowned architects Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry that opened in 1999. The course plays to a par of 70 and measures 7,103 yards. The course rises from the banks of the Connoquenessing Creek, up over wooded hills to a soaring promontory. Stone features prominently throughout the design, with approximately 750,000 tons of stone winding their way around and through the course, lining tee boxes, cart paths and water hazards. The course is challenging but fair, with trees hugging nearly every hole and significant elevation changes. Notable holes include the fourteenth par 3, tucked back into the woods, and the fourth par 4, where the entire right side of the fairway is lined with water. The course has a rating of 74.3 and a slope of 149. The course has been recognized in Golf Digest's rankings as "Number One Public Course in the State," "Best Courses in the State," and "America's 100 Greatest Public Courses". It was selected by Golf Magazine as one of the Top Ten new public courses in 1999 and has been ranked in the TOP 50 public in the United States by GOLF DIGEST. The course has not hosted historic PGA Tour events.

Olde Sycamore Golf Plantation ☆ Follow

NC

Olde Sycamore Golf Club is a semi-private course nestled in a mature forest of hardwoods minutes from I-485 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Opened in May 1997, it was designed by Carolina Hall of Fame architect Tom Jackson and recognized by Charlotte's Best Magazine as both the "Best New Course" and "Best Eastside Course" in the Queen City. The course is thoughtfully routed through majestic Carolina tall pines, providing a distinctive and scenic backdrop. The fairways feature hybrid Bermuda grass, while the recently upgraded Mach 1 Bermudagrass greens are among the best in the Charlotte region. A notable design element is the use of zoysia grass around bunkers, which provides sharper definition and enhanced playability around the greens. These turf selections and design features create exceptional playing conditions and present a rewarding challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The course's combination of natural beauty, strategic routing through tall pine forest, and modern agronomic practices make it a premier facility conveniently located minutes from Uptown Charlotte.

Oldenburgischer Golf Club e.V. ☆ Follow

Niedersachsen

Oldenburgischer Golf Club e.V., located in Rastede near Oldenburg, is a "Golf & Natur Gold" certified course that balances accessibility for beginners with challenging play for experienced golfers. The layout features narrow forest holes characteristic of the woodland setting, complemented by strategic water hazards that defend the greens and deep bunkers that add technical difficulty. The course presents a mix of terrain that requires both precision and strategic thinking, with water features playing a significant defensive role throughout the layout. The club emphasizes both competitive golf and environmental stewardship, having implemented conservation initiatives including nesting box programs in collaboration with NABU. The course hosts regular tournaments and social events, including competitions like the "Cool Nine" tournament. The facility supports golf development through its golf school, offering instruction for beginners and continuing players. The club maintains active membership programs and organizes team competitions alongside casual play opportunities, making it a comprehensive golf community facility.

Oldham County Country Club ☆ Follow

KY 1 upcoming event

Built in 1958 and located in La Grange, Kentucky, Oldham County Country Club is a semi-private 18-hole golf course designed to reward consistent play with achievable scoring. The layout features numerous greenside bunkers protecting fairly small greens, creating varying levels of challenge depending on player skill. The course is characterized by mature trees and rolling fairways throughout, with water hazards and bunkers strategically positioned to come into play across the layout. The course is beautifully maintained and accommodates golfers of all skill levels, with its design balancing difficulty and playability. Notable amenities include a fully stocked golf shop and comprehensive golf programs featuring leagues, clinics, and private instruction. The club has been voted Best Golf Course in Oldham County from 2014-2024. Open to the public seven days a week, Oldham County Country Club also features clubhouse rental facilities and member amenities including a swimming pool, making it a complete recreational facility in the region.

Oldham Golf Club ☆ Follow

Greater Manchester 2 upcoming events

Founded in 1892, Oldham Golf Club is located on the edge of Manchester at the foot of the Pennines. The course features a part moorland layout with fantastic views over the surrounding landscape and terrain. The club offers membership categories for men, seniors, ladies, and juniors, along with visitor facilities including green fees and society packages. The course includes hole-by-hole information and aerial views available to members and visitors. Additional facilities include FootGolf and venue hire options. The club maintains active sponsorship programs and hosts news and events throughout the year. Located at Lees New Road in Oldham, the course combines moorland characteristics with panoramic views of the surrounding Pennine region, making it a notable addition to the Greater Manchester golfing landscape.

Oldmeldrum Golf Club ☆ Follow

Aberdeenshire

Oldmeldrum Golf Club is an historic venue with over 125 years of golfing heritage, located in Aberdeenshire near Inverurie. The par 70 course spans just over 6,100 yards and offers a moderate challenge suitable for golfers of all abilities. The layout features fairways, greens, rough areas, and water hazards strategically positioned throughout the course. A distinctive feature is the elevated 6th tee, which provides breathtaking views towards Bennachie's eastern flank-a particularly striking vista in both summer and winter months. The course's scenic setting benefits from the surrounding Aberdeenshire landscape and topography. The 14th fairway is notable for housing the Grenago Stane (Groaning Stone), a historic landmark integrated into the course design. Oldmeldrum maintains a modern approach to facilities and operations while preserving its traditional character, hosting various competitions including the Aberdeen Air Ambulance Charity Open and other tournaments throughout the year.

Olds Golf Club ☆ Follow

Alberta 2 upcoming events

Oldthort 9 Hole Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Galway

Ole Monterey Golf Club ☆ Follow

VA

Ole Monterey Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Roanoke, Virginia featuring 6,712 yards from the longest tees with a par of 71, a course rating of 70.3, and a slope rating of 116. The course was designed by Frederick A. Findlay and opened in 1925. Located within the city limits of Roanoke, the course offers views of downtown Roanoke, Mill Mountain Star, and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Ole Monterey is the only public golf course in the Roanoke Valley and features well-maintained small greens, tight fairways, five sets of tees, and out of bounds areas that provide a challenge for players of all skill levels. The course contains some hills that can cause uneven lies but has no water hazards. Ole Monterey has hosted the Roanoke Valley Open, an annual invitational tournament in the 1960s, and Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer played friendly matches at the course during that era.

Olgiata Golf Club ☆ Follow

Lazio

Olgiata Golf Club, located in Rome, features a 27-hole facility comprising a 18-hole West Course and a 9-hole East Course. The layout was originally designed by English architect C. Kenneth Cotton and inaugurated in 1961. The West Course, which serves as the primary championship layout, was extensively redesigned in 2012 by American architect Jim Fazio to meet modern tournament standards. It currently offers three playing configurations with pars of 71, 72, and 73, supported by seven different tee sets to accommodate various skill levels. The East Course provides a technical 9-hole, Par 36 layout measuring 2,947 meters, which operates as an independent facility for tournaments and official competitions. The course is situated in a natural setting with historical significance, as the area was once home to the Etruscans and features ruins of the city of Vejo nearby. The landscape is crisscrossed by Etruscan tunnels and caves carved into the tuff, adding a unique historical dimension to the playing environment. The club has established itself as a benchmark for Italian golf, hosting prestigious events such as the 2002 and 2019 Italian Opens, as well as the 1968 and 1984 World Cup of Golf. The West Course has long been the stage for major national and international events, reinforcing its status as a key venue for high-level competition. Olgiata Golf Club has a strong tradition of producing and hosting national champions, with a documented history of success in various amateur and junior categories. The club has been recognized with multiple sporting merit awards, including the Gold Star of Sports Merit in 2019. The facility supports a robust calendar of hosted tournaments, including the Premium Golf Tour, Mediolanum Premier Golf Tour, and various national championships, ensuring a continuous schedule of competitive play for members and guests. The combination of historical design, modern renovation, and a rich tournament history makes Olgiata a significant destination for golf in Italy.

Olgiata Golf Clubhouse ☆ Follow

Lazio 1 upcoming event

The Olgiata Golf Club is located in Rome and features a 27-hole layout comprising two distinct nine-hole routes: the West Course and the East Course. Originally designed by English architect C. Kenneth Cotton, the facility was inaugurated in 1961. The West Course, which serves as the club's primary championship layout, underwent a significant redesign in 2012 by American architect Jim Fazio to align with modern golf standards. This renovation allows the West Course to offer three different par configurations-71, 72, and 73-and provides seven tee sets to accommodate players of varying skill levels. The West Course has a rich history of hosting prestigious international and national events. It has served as the venue for the Italian Open in 2002 and 2019, as well as the World Cup of Golf in 1968 and 1984. The course is also a regular host for numerous national federation competitions, establishing it as a benchmark for Italian golf. The layout is designed to provide maximum versatility, ensuring that the challenge can be adjusted to suit different tournament requirements and player abilities. The East Course operates as a complete, independent facility measuring 2,947 meters with a par of 36. It is described as a technical nine-hole layout that is distinct from the West Course but equally capable of hosting official tournaments and competitions. This configuration allows the club to manage high volumes of play and offers a different strategic challenge compared to the full 18-hole West layout. The club is situated at Largo Olgiata, 15 in Rome. The grounds include a pro shop, a restaurant, and caddie services to support the playing experience. The facility maintains its identity as a historic venue while integrating modern design elements introduced during the 2012 renovation, ensuring it remains suitable for high-level competitive golf.

Olivas Links ☆ Follow

CA

Olivas Links is a links-style golf course located in Ventura, California, approximately 60 minutes north of Los Angeles and 40 minutes south of Santa Barbara, situated near the Ventura Harbor off the 101 freeway. Designed by architect Forrest Richardson, the course nestles next to the Santa Clara River and showcases views of Ventura Harbor, hillsides, and the Channel Islands. The course features four distinct sets of tees accommodating players of all skill levels. Richardson's design philosophy emphasizes natural golf, with short wind-shaped trees and open holes that follow the natural lay of the land and water flows. The layout encourages creative shot-making and various club selections typical of links-style play, with holes pinching down where the terrain naturally curves and drops. Owned by the City of Ventura, Olivas Links benefits from a temperate coastal climate with prevailing breezes that keep it cool in summer and warm in winter. The course integrates native plant life and provides habitat for indigenous fauna. The practice facility spans one and a half acres with grass tees, five bunkered target greens, bent grass short-game practice areas, and a putting surface designed for consistent roll and speed. The course offers a natural competitive experience emphasizing the interplay between player skill and natural conditions.

Olive City golf area ☆ Follow

Antalya

Olive Glenn Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

WY

Olive Grove Golf Course ☆ Follow

SD

Oliver D. Appleton Golf Course at St. Lawrence University ☆ Follow

NY

Oliver D. Appleton Golf Course at St. Lawrence University, located in Canton, New York, is an 18-hole championship-caliber course celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2026. Originally designed as a nine-hole course by renowned architect Devereux Emmet, the layout was expanded to a full 18 holes with a second nine designed by Geoffrey Cornish. The course features a peaceful, wooded setting that blends classic design principles with the North Country landscape, adjoining the St. Lawrence University campus. The combination of the original Emmet nine and Cornish's addition creates a course that balances classic golf design with modern championship standards. The course serves as a central fixture in the regional golf community and accommodates tournaments, corporate outings, and group play of varying sizes, with professional golf staff available for event planning and execution.

Oliver's Nest Golf Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Oliver's Nest Golf Club is a championship 18-hole course located in Oakwood, Ontario, in the Kawartha Region. The course is built across acres of rolling terrain and features a picturesque design centered around the meandering Mariposa Brook. The landscape is characterized by mature century-old Elm, Cedar, and Oak trees that frame the layout and provide aesthetic appeal. The course combines meticulous design and architecture to deliver a challenging golf experience suited for both members and public players. The rolling topography and integration of natural water features create strategic gameplay elements. The mature tree-lined fairways and brook hazards contribute to the overall difficulty and character of the layout. Oliver's Nest welcomes public players alongside its membership base and hosts golf leagues and tournaments. The facility is operated by Cardinal Golf Group, a golf management company operating multiple clubs across North America. The course is complemented by the Bird's Nest Bar & Grill, providing dining and social amenities for players.