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MI

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Buenos Aires

Olmos Basin Golf Course ☆ Follow

TX

Olmos Basin Golf Course is one of San Antonio's premier municipal courses, located north of downtown off Highway 281. Originally designed by George Hoffman and opened in 1963, the course underwent a comprehensive renovation completed in November 2021 by architect Jeffrey D. Blume, ASGCA, incorporating modern golf course infrastructure. The layout features five tee boxes ranging from 4,878 to 7,038 yards, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. Tree-lined fairways and a winding creek that traverses multiple holes define the course character. Key challenges include long par 3s and narrow fairways demanding accuracy, with the 2nd hole-a tree-lined par 4 dogleg right-presenting the most difficulty. The greens feature significant undulation, creating an engaging putting experience and numerous birdie opportunities. The course has hosted numerous Men's and Women's City Amateur Championships. Despite its challenges, Olmos Basin remains accessible to beginners while engaging scratch golfers. The tees consist of Latitude 36 Bermuda, greens are Tifeagle Bermuda, and the course provides hitting nets rather than a traditional driving range. As the Alamo City Golf Trail's most-played course, it serves as a popular destination for both recreational and competitive golfers.

Olney Country Club ☆ Follow

TX

Olney Country Club is a 9-hole course featuring 3,139 yards of golf for a par 36, designed by Leon Howard and opened in 1965. Located 40 miles south of Wichita Falls, the course offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere for golfers of all skill levels. The course has a rating of 35.5 and a slope rating of 113 on Bermuda grass. The layout includes five par 4s, two par 3s, and two par 5s, with hole 9 as the longest par 4 at 399 yards and hole 8 as the longest hole at 528 yards (par 5). Water comes into play on three holes, though there are no sand bunkers. The terrain is relatively flat with some mounding that can cause uneven lies. An onsite driving range with 2 practice tees is available.

Olney Golf Park ☆ Follow

MD

Olney Golf Park is a premier golf practice facility located in Olney, Maryland, serving the Mid-Atlantic region. Rather than a traditional golf course, it functions as a comprehensive golf training center featuring a practice range with an island green, a covered double-deck heated tee line, and a two-acre short game practice area with grass tees. The facility is home to the SMGA, Performance Golf Academy, and Golf 4 Kids Academy. The facility offers a country club experience with PGA and LPGA-certified instructors, club fitting services from OEM-certified specialists, on-site club repair, and a full pro shop. The state-of-the-art teaching studio supports comprehensive instruction programs including golf lessons, women's golf school, junior academies, and clinics. Olney Golf Park caters to golfers of all skill levels with membership options, group outings, and instruction programs designed for improvement and skill development.

Olot Golf Course ☆ Follow

Leyte

Olton Country Club ☆ Follow

TX

Olton Golf Course ☆ Follow

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Olton Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located in Solihull in the West Midlands, approximately one mile from Solihull town centre and within a few minutes of Junction 5 of the M42. The club was founded in November 1893 by James Power Heaton, with a nine-hole layout initially laid out by Lindsay G. Ross, a professional from Sutton Coldfield, on farmland at St Bernard's Road, Olton. The course was extended to 18 holes in 1901 before the club relocated in 1903 to its current site on the former Elmdon Hall Estate, secured through the influence of new member Major W.C. Alston, who owned the land. The current course measures around 6,254 yards and plays to a par of 70, with a course rating of 71.5 and a slope of 135. The layout is set across approximately 95 acres of mature parkland and carries the influence of Harry S. Colt, whose design principles shaped the character of the course. Significant alterations were made by Hawtree and Son from the late 1940s through to the early 1950s, with further consultation from Hawtree on the creation of a practice area in the 1970s. Ditches crossing the fairways feature on a number of holes, and the course places a considerable premium on accuracy rather than length alone. A notable practical feature is six of the opening holes starting in close proximity to the clubhouse, allowing members to play abbreviated rounds of two, three, four, five, six, or nine holes, an unusual arrangement within British club golf. The greens are consistently cited as among the finest in the country, combining pace and true roll with subtle undulation. The bunkers have undergone substantial renovation in recent years. The club is regarded as one of the leading private members' clubs in the West Midlands and serves as a regular venue for regional and county-level competitions.

Olympia Country & Golf Club ☆ Follow

WA

Olympia Country & Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Olympia, Washington, situated on Butler Cove. Founded in 1917, the club originally operated as a nine-hole course when it opened in 1926 at its current 100-acre location, which was established in 1923. The course expanded to eighteen holes in 1958. The club is set on scenic grounds featuring water views and natural landscape typical of the Pacific Northwest. The property includes a full clubhouse facility constructed in 1925 and subsequently remodeled, along with additional amenities such as a swimming pool, fitness center, and dining facilities added over the years. The course accommodates golfers of various skill levels through organized divisions and instruction programs. The club maintains an active membership structure with regular tournaments and events throughout the year. Recent facility improvements include updated pro shop facilities, cart storage, and enhanced dining options through the Terrace on the Green restaurant. Currently operated by a member-owned LLC established in 2021, Olympia Country & Golf Club serves the local golfing community and remains a private facility with access limited to members and registered guests.

Olympia Fields Country Club ☆ Follow

IL

Olympia Fields Country Club in Olympia Fields, Illinois, is a premier private golf facility featuring two championship 18-hole courses: the North Course and South Course. Located in the Chicagoland area, the club has earned recognition as a Platinum Club of America, reflecting its exceptional standards and prestige. The facility is renowned for hosting championship-level golf competitions and has established a rich tradition as a venue for champions. Beyond golf, Olympia Fields offers comprehensive amenities including world-class dining facilities, racquets programs, and aquatics, serving as a complete family recreational destination. The club maintains year-round social events and activities for members and their families. Known for its genuine hospitality and elevated service standards, Olympia Fields combines championship-caliber golf courses with the broader lifestyle offerings typical of premier country clubs. The club's emphasis on both competitive golf and family-oriented recreation distinguishes it as a comprehensive private retreat for its membership.

Olympia Golf Club Igls ☆ Follow

Tirol

Olympia Golf Igls is a 9-hole golf course located in Innsbruck-Igls, Austria, positioned at the foot of Patscherkofel, the Innsbruck house mountain and a venue for the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympic Games. The course is characterized by its welcoming atmosphere with the motto "Golfen bei Freunden" (Golf Among Friends), offering a balance between comfortable play and challenging conditions. The facility includes a full driving range and pro shop. Olympia Golf Igls operates a golf school staffed with PGA-certified professionals, offering beginner courses, individual lessons, junior programs, and mental training. The course hosts regular tournaments throughout the season, including weekly events starting in April. The terrain reflects the Alpine setting typical of the Tyrolean region, providing scenic mountain views. The course operates seasonally, typically closing in November due to weather conditions, with tee times scheduled from 10:00 AM during the later season months. The venue caters to both members and visitors seeking golf instruction and competitive play in an accessible mountain environment.

Olympia Hills Golf & Event Center ☆ Follow

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Olympia Hills Golf & Event Center is an 18-hole championship course located in Universal City, Texas, designed by Finger, Dye, and Spann Design Group. The course features multiple tees accommodating golfers of all skill levels and is characterized by dramatic elevation changes and naturally undulating topography that creates varied playing conditions throughout the layout. The setting showcases some of the largest and most picturesque live oak trees in Bexar County, combined with abundant native South Texas vegetation and wildlife, providing scenic views and a distinctive regional character. The course presents a notable challenge through its strategic design elements while remaining accessible to players of varying abilities. Olympia Hills offers a comprehensive practice facility including a full-length driving range with target greens and a 10,000-square-foot short game area featuring a putting green, chipping zone, and practice bunker. Professional instruction is available for players seeking to improve their skills. The facility also hosts regular league play and tournament events throughout the year, serving as a premier golf destination in the greater San Antonio area.

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Olympic Club Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

The Olympic Club operates three world-renowned golf courses located at its Lakeside property near the Pacific Ocean in San Francisco. The courses-the Lake, Ocean, and Cliffs Courses-are considered iconic and have established themselves as premier championship venues. The facility has hosted numerous U.S. Opens and U.S. Amateurs throughout its history, and is scheduled to host the 2028 PGA Championship and 2033 Ryder Cup, underscoring their elite status in competitive golf. The Lakeside property combines these three distinct courses with complementary athletic and hospitality amenities, including eight tennis courts, dining and banquet facilities, locker rooms, an exercise center, massage services, and a swimming pool. The setting at the Pacific Ocean provides a dramatic coastal landscape for play. Members of The Olympic Club, founded in 1860, have access to all three courses. The club maintains its reputation as a premier amateur athletic institution, with its golf operations representing a significant component of its overall mission to foster competitive sports and recreation.

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CA

Olympic Country Club ☆ Follow

山梨県

Olympic Country Club is a 27-hole championship golf course situated in rolling hillside terrain surrounded by abundant natural landscape. The course is designed by Dai Design and features three nine-hole layouts: Fujizakura, Hanamizuki, and Rindou courses, each presenting Par 36-37. The design philosophy emphasizes terrain utilization and strategic complexity, creating challenging routing across varied topography reminiscent of English countryside. The course is highly regarded as a classic Old Scottish-style layout, characterized by gentle rolling contours that stimulate golfers' competitive spirit. Course ratings range from 65.1 to 80.1 depending on tee selection and gender, indicating substantial difficulty variation. The three-course combination system allows multiple playing configurations. Notable features include designated par-5 holes like Hole 9 on Fujizakura (556 yards from championship tees) and Hole 9 on Hanamizuki (575 yards), which are marked as drive competition zones. The clubhouse features spacious, elegant accommodations with refined furnishings, creating an atmosphere of relaxation complementing dynamic on-course play.

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Olympic Hills Golf Club ☆ Follow

MN

Olympic Hills Golf Club, established in 1969, is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. The course was designed as an imaginative and challenging venue that has earned recognition as one of the finest in the state. Set within a picturesque landscape of rolling prairies and pine forests, the course offers scenic views and engaging terrain that appeals to golfers of varying skill levels. The design incorporates the natural topography of the area, creating a course that balances playability with challenge. Beyond golf, the club features a full clubhouse facility and grounds suited for events and celebrations, including a ballroom and private patio areas. The course remains a private membership club that emphasizes both competitive play and the social aspects of golf, offering year-round member activities and maintaining the original vision of its 1969 founders.

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Olympic National Golf Club Sakawa Course ☆ Follow

足柄上郡

Located in Kanagawa Prefecture, the Olympic National Golf Club Sakawa Course is an 18-hole facility designed to take advantage of the natural terrain and views of Mount Fuji. The course layout totals 7,000 yards from the black tees, with a par of 72. The design features a mix of uphill and downhill shots, doglegs, and strategic hazards that require players to utilize various skills to navigate the course effectively. The front nine begins with a short par-4 that favors a center-right fairway placement to avoid a left-side penalty. The third hole is a demanding par-3, a downhill shot over a dogleg right where a single cedar tree marks the green front; the two-tiered green slopes heavily from right to left. The seventh hole presents a tee shot over a valley, while the ninth requires a precise approach over a valley to a par-3 that is particularly challenging when the wind is blowing. The back nine opens with a long par-4 where the second shot faces a slight uphill climb, making distance off the tee crucial. The twelfth hole is a par-4 with a two-tiered green flanked by bunkers. The fourteenth hole features a crescent-shaped green fronted by a large bunker, making the center-left the safest landing area. The seventeenth hole is a par-3 that plays over water to a three-tiered green, where missing to the upper right is often penalized. The signature hole of the course is the eighteenth, a 574-yard par-5 that serves as the closing challenge. This straight hole narrows in the middle, requiring accurate driving, while the second shot must avoid a water hazard on the right. The green slopes steeply toward the water, demanding precise distance control. The course operates primarily as a self-play facility with motorized carts and features a wooden clubhouse with a restaurant and competition rooms.

Olympic Staff Ashikaga Golf Course ☆ Follow

栃木県

Olympic Staff Ashikaga Golf Club is located in Ashikaga, Japan. The course features a 18-hole layout.

Olympic Staff Tsuga Golf Course ☆ Follow

栃木県

Olympic Staff Tsuga Golf Course is a 18-hole layout designed by Dai Design, located in Tsuga-cho, Tochigi City, Tochigi Prefecture. The course is situated near the Tohoku Expressway's Tochigi Interchange, approximately five minutes from the exit. The design philosophy emphasizes a challenging yet aesthetically pleasing experience, where the target for the ball narrows as players approach the green, rewarding those who can identify their own routes to the pin. The fairways are maintained as evergreens, and the terrain incorporates water, flowers, and rocks to create a varied landscape. The course features a total yardage of 6,954 yards from the back tees, with a par of 73. The front nine totals 3,611 yards, while the back nine measures 3,343 yards. Specific hole yardages vary by tee, with the longest holes being the 9th and 18th, both par 5s, which stretch to 566 and 556 yards respectively from the championship tees. The par 3s include the 3rd at 165 yards and the 14th at 192 yards from the back tees. The course is noted for its "name" holes, specifically the 9th and 18th, which are characterized by a large pond running alongside the course, and the 14th, a short par 3 that requires a carry over a significant valley. Strategic difficulty is a key characteristic, with drop zones established for every hole that become tighter as the ball gets closer to the green. This design forces players to make precise decisions rather than relying solely on distance. The course offers multiple tee options, including championship, back, regular, and lady tees, allowing for varying levels of challenge. The facility includes a driving range with six bays, a putting green, and a clubhouse with a restaurant on the second floor. The course is accessible by car via the Tochigi IC or by taxi from Shin-Tochigi Station.

Olympic View Golf Club ☆ Follow

British Columbia

Olympic View Golf Club is located 20 minutes outside Victoria's downtown core on southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The course is named for its scenic views of Washington State's Olympic Mountains. Rated as a Top 10 Best Public Golf Facility in British Columbia by ScoreGolf Magazine, Olympic View has also been ranked within the Top 50 Golf Courses in Canada by both Golf Course Ranking and ScoreGolf Magazines. The club benefits from Canada's mildest winters, enabling year-round golf play for both visitors and local members. The course features an on-site golf academy offering lesson programs, junior programs, and club fitting services. Olympic View hosts various events including tournaments, with "The Q's Super Bowl of Prizes" being noted as the facility's largest annual golf tournament. The property also includes Table Nineteen, a dining facility available for reservations. The course is a member of GolfBC and maintains active membership programs with special offers and tee time reservations available for members.

Omagh Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Tyrone

Omagh Golf Club evolved from a testing nine-hole course established in 1910 by renowned designer G.L. Bailie into an 18-hole parkland layout in 1983 under architect Don Patterson. Located in West Tyrone, Northern Ireland, the course is famed for its demanding par fours and exceptional greens, regularly selected to host Golfing Union of Ireland events. The front nine features the Drumragh River extensively, presenting significant challenges, while the mid-way section contains a notable hazard requiring careful navigation. The back nine concludes with a teasing par four through forest, offering panoramic views of Omagh and surrounding countryside. The course demands strategic shot selection and rewards players who use the full range of clubs. A comprehensive drainage operation completed in 2000 ensures year-round playing conditions. The club, hosting over 600 members, has produced notable graduates including Canadian PGA professional Gareth Raflewski and Jamega Tour golfer Nial Kearns. The course's reputation attracted visits from golfing legends Christy O'Connor Jnr and Nick Faldo in the 1980s, both acknowledging its challenging character and establishing it as one of the province's finest parkland courses.