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Auckland

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NE

Omakau Golf Club ☆ Follow

Otago

Omakau Golf Club is a 9-hole course located in Omakau, situated on Alton Street in the Central Otago region of New Zealand's South Island. The course plays to a par of 70 across 18 holes (two loops of the same nine), with a total distance of 5443 yards from the white tees. It has a course rating of 68.2 and a slope rating of 117, indicating a moderate level of difficulty. The layout consists of two identical nines, each featuring par-35 totals. The front and back nines both contain two par-5s, four par-4s, and three par-3s. Notable holes include the opening par-4 at 264 yards and the closing par-5s at 467 yards on each nine. The shortest holes are the par-3s at 102-143 yards, providing variety in shot-making demands. The club has a membership base of 124 players, including 74 men and 50 women, and is managed by Carolyn Brown. As a rural Central Otago course, it serves the local golfing community with accessible 9-hole and 18-hole playing options.

Omama Golf Club ☆ Follow

群馬県

Omama Golf Club is a 72-par, 18-hole course located in Omama, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. The layout is accessible from the Kita-Kanto Expressway via the Ota-Yabuzuka or Isesaki Interchanges, approximately 18 kilometers away. The course features a total yardage of 6,567 yards from the regular tees, with a par 72 configuration that includes four par-3s, eight par-4s, and six par-5s. The front nine plays for a par of 36, while the back nine also totals 36, providing a balanced challenge for golfers of varying skill levels. The course design incorporates several distinct features, including water hazards and out-of-bounds areas. Local rules designate all ponds and creeks as lateral water hazards marked by red stakes, while out-of-bounds is indicated by white stakes. The layout includes specific driving contest holes, with the 2nd and 15th holes recommended for distance challenges, and nearest-pin contests are suggested for the 6th and 16th holes. The 6th hole is a demanding 185-yard par-3, while the 15th hole presents a longer 515-yard par-5 challenge. The course also features a driving range and putting green for practice. Omama Golf Club hosts regular weekly events, including a Wednesday half-compe using the New Peria format for the front nine holes. The club also organizes special tournaments throughout the year, such as the Sea's Day Cup in July and the Omama Cup in September. A major annual event is the 9th Anniversary Cup, held in October, which features a shotgun start, unlimited drinks, and a barbecue. The club has a history of hosting these events, with past tournaments attracting over 160 participants and offering various prizes to winners. The facility includes a restaurant offering a variety of lunch and party menus, including local specialties like Yokkaichi Tonkatsu and homemade croquettes. The club provides a self-service system for golfers, where players drop their bags at a designated area near the clubhouse and load their carts themselves. The course enforces a ban on sub-bags to protect the turf and ensure safety. Amenities include an AED for emergencies and a club bus service from Akagi and Kiryu stations for those without cars.

Omanu Golf Club ☆ Follow

Bay of Plenty

Omarama Golf Club ☆ Follow

Canterbury

Omarama Golf Club is located in central South Island, New Zealand, along State Highway 8 in Otago, surrounded by exceptional natural scenery. The course welcomes green fee players and club members, operating as a friendly small country club fully affiliated with NZGolf. The club operates on a welcoming schedule, with Saturday club days starting at 12:30 in winter or 13:00 in summer, and twilight rounds on Thursdays from 5:00-5:30 PM during daylight saving time (end October to late March). Green fees are $25 per person for part or full rounds, making it accessible to visiting golfers. The club's name derives from "Omarama," meaning "place of light" in the local language. The course features scenic elements including a babbling brook near the 19th hole area. The facility emphasizes its natural setting and offers membership benefits with sister club options, attracting both competitive golfers and casual players seeking a relaxed country club experience in a picturesque South Island location.

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Erongo Region

Omberg Golf Resort ☆ Follow

Östergötlands län

Omberg Golf Resort is a highly ranked Swedish golf course located in Ödeshög near Lake Vättern. The course features varied natural terrain characterized by windswept heathland, forests, idyllic meadows, and lakeside areas that provide scenic diversity throughout the layout. The resort offers a comprehensive golfing experience, combining the course with hotel accommodation, dining facilities, and instruction programs. The course hosts numerous tournaments and competitions throughout the year, including scramble events, golf schools, and specialized training camps. The setting emphasizes the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Omberg region, incorporating views and proximity to Lake Vättern. The facility caters to golfers of various skill levels through its golf school programs and membership options. The restaurant overlooks the course and emphasizes local ingredients and modern cuisine. The resort's location near Östgötaleden hiking trail and historical Alvastra monastery positions it as a destination for both golf and nature activities in the Östergötland region.

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Ome Golf Club is a 27-hole membership golf course located on the Ome plateau in the foothills of the Okutama Mountains in Tokyo. The course opened in November 1958 with 18 holes and was later expanded to 27 holes across three courses: East, West, and Middle courses, featuring dual bent greens. Situated in the Kasumi Hills of Ome City, the course preserves natural woodland throughout, creating a quiet setting where players can experience the four seasons while enjoying views of Mount Fuji and the surrounding Okutama mountains. The clubhouse offers views of Tokyo Skytree. The course is characterized by diverse strategic challenges requiring precise course management, with varied hole designs that test golfers' skills. The layout demands thoughtful shot-making and tactical planning across its three distinct courses.

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Ome Riverside Park ☆ Follow

Located in Ome, Tokyo, along the banks of the Tama River, Ome Riverside Park features a 9-hole, par-27 short course designed to accommodate players ranging from beginners to advanced golfers. The layout presents a total yardage of 823 yards for the main tees, with a shorter alternative measuring 581 yards. The course is characterized by fast greens and a strategic design that incorporates natural elements such as ponds and creeks, allowing for a round that serves both as a practical introduction to the game and a venue for refining technical skills. The terrain is set within a multi-sport complex that includes extensive driving ranges and practice facilities. The course is surrounded by greenery that offers views of the river and seasonal changes, with the facility emphasizing a landscape that blends with the natural environment. The fairways and greens are maintained to a high standard, utilizing bentgrass to provide a consistent playing surface that mimics the touch and roll of a full-size course. A defining characteristic of the course is its operational efficiency and accessibility. Players utilize an automated gate system for entry, and the layout is designed to facilitate a quick and stress-free round. The course requires a minimum of two players to tee off, prohibiting solo play, and mandates that inexperienced golfers must be accompanied by a player with prior experience. The facility also provides a clubhouse located behind the third hole, offering cold water services and amenities to support the flow of play. The course design includes a variety of hole lengths that challenge different aspects of the game. The par-3 holes range from 72 yards on the seventh to 143 yards on the third, requiring precise approach shots and putting accuracy. The facility supports this level of play with a dedicated practice green featuring bentgrass, as well as two large driving ranges that extend 400 yards, allowing players to practice their full game in an open, riverside setting.

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Victoria

Omi Country Club ☆ Follow

滋賀県

Located in Hokusan, Shiga, Omi Country Club is a 6,800-yard, par-72 course designed by Shozo Uenishi and opened in October 1967. The 18-hole layout is classified as a hill course, yet it is characterized by relatively flat terrain with minimal elevation changes, a feature noted as rare for the Kansai region. The course is situated with views of Mount Omi (Omi Fuji) in the background, offering wide fairways that accommodate a full range of shot lengths. The front nine presents a mix of strategic challenges, beginning with a demanding par-4 first hole that requires a carry of over 220 yards over a mountain to the center of the fairway. The second hole, a 362-yard par-4, demands accuracy off the tee to avoid a fairway bunker left of the green and OB zones. The front nine also features two par-3 holes, including the sixth, a 172-yard shot over water to a two-tiered green, and the seventh, a 550-yard par-5 dogleg that offers a strategic choice of approach angles. The back nine continues the test with longer par-4s, most notably the 408-yard eleventh hole, which requires careful distance management on the second shot. The course concludes with a 471-yard par-5 eighteenth hole. The layout is designed to reward powerful hitters on the wide fairways while requiring precise approach shots and course management to navigate the bunkers and water hazards. The course features Bentgrass greens and is equipped with GPS navigation carts for all players.

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滋賀県

Omi Hills Golf Club ☆ Follow

蒲生郡

Omigawa Tokyu Golf Club ☆ Follow

千葉県 1 upcoming event

Omigawa Tokyu Golf Club is a prestigious championship course designed by renowned architect Miyazawa Chohei, who themed the layout around "forests, water, and mounds." The course stretches 6,863 yards and features a challenging design with strategically placed lakes, bunker complexes, and elevated terrain. The course is characterized by two-tiered fairways, extensive bunker groupings, and large, undulating greens that demand high strategic play. The greens are maintained with Penlinks grass at a cutting height of 3.9mm. The club features a luxurious clubhouse with premium facilities, including GPS-equipped golf carts for player convenience and a well-equipped practice range. The on-site restaurant showcases local cuisine, with eel dishes among the specialties. Located near Sawara Station (approximately 20 minutes by car) and accessible from Sawara-Katori IC (approximately 7 minutes by car), the club maintains the meticulous standards established since its opening, reflecting Miyazawa's attention to detail throughout the course design.

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埼玉県

Omiya Golf Course ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Located in Urawa, Saitama, Omiya Golf Course is a 18-hole, par 72 layout situated approximately 40 kilometers from central Tokyo. The course is characterized as a flat, forest-style layout, with the terrain offering a consistent playing surface throughout the front and back nines. The total yardage varies by tee box, ranging from 4,648 yards from the front tees to 6,912 yards from the back tees, providing options for different skill levels. The front nine totals 3,467 yards from the back tees and includes a mix of par-4s and par-5s. The fourth hole serves as the par-5 on the front side, stretching 605 yards from the back tees. The ninth hole presents a 525-yard par-5 challenge to close out the front nine. The back nine mirrors this structure with a total yardage of 3,445 yards from the back tees, featuring significant par-5s at the 14th and 18th holes, which measure 610 and 520 yards respectively. Shorter holes on the course include the 3rd and 8th holes on the front nine, both playing as par-3s at 165 and 140 yards from the back tees. The 16th and 17th holes on the back nine provide par-3 options at 220 and 185 yards. The course design incorporates multiple tee boxes, including red, pink, and white markers, allowing for adjustable difficulty. The facility supports cart play, with recent updates indicating the introduction of air-conditioned carts and policies regarding cart usage on fairways.

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埼玉県

Omni La Costa Golf Club ☆ Follow

CA

Omni La Costa Resort & Spa offers 36 spectacular holes of golf at the North Course (formerly known as Champions) and South Course (formerly known as Legends), located in Carlsbad, north of San Diego. The resort's planners had invited architect Dick Wilson to design a 72-par, 7,200-yard golf course when the original North Course opened in 1965. The North course has recently been remodeled (2024) by Gil Hanse and will be the home for the 2024, 2025, and 2026 Men's and Women's NCAA Division 1 Golf Championships. The North Course includes six sets of tees playing from 4500 to 7500 yards, while the South Course stretches 6,996 yards from the tips and is a parkland style course that features mature trees, gentle doglegs, and water features on both nines. Hanse/Wagner added many of their signature features, including native areas, barranca and falloff areas around the greens. The North Course is a links-style layout with wide fairways and minimal rough, with small, elevated greens requiring accurate approach shots and numerous deep bunkers guarding the greens. In contrast, the South is narrower, and accuracy off the tee and strategic positioning of the ball are crucial to avoid being blocked out by trees. The resort is the former host of over 37 PGA Tour Events. The resort began hosting the Tournament of Champions in 1969, with the last tournament held in 1998, which was long considered the "Super Bowl of Golf" requiring players to win a PGA Tour event the preceding year in order to qualify. Legendary names like Player, Nicklaus, Trevino, Watson, Miller, Mickelson, and Woods have all won at La Costa.

Omni Tucson National Golf Resort ☆ Follow

AZ

Omni Tucson National Resort is nestled in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains in Tucson, Arizona. The facility features two distinctly different 18-hole championship courses: the Catalina Course and the Sonoran Course. The resort has hosted numerous PGA Tour and NCAA events, including the Cologuard Classic, a PGA Tour Champions Event. Recognized by Golf Digest as one of the "75 Best Golf Resorts in North America" and awarded a Condé Nast Silver designation, the courses offer varied layouts suited to different player preferences. The facility includes excellent practice areas for both long and short games located near the Golf Shop. Beyond golf, the resort provides comprehensive amenities including an award-winning spa, 78 guest rooms, and dining options, making it a full-service golf destination. The mountainous setting provides scenic views characteristic of the Sonoran Desert landscape.

Omoigawa Golf Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Located in Koshimizu, Tochigi Prefecture, Omoigawa Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course that utilizes the natural topography to create a layout described as having rich strategic depth. The course is divided into an out and in nine, with yardages varying significantly by tee box. The regular men’s tees measure 6,517 yards, while the silver tees offer a shorter 5,891-yard challenge. The course features a mix of dogleg holes, uphill and downhill shots, and several water hazards, requiring players to manage their distance and direction carefully throughout the round. The front nine begins with a conservative par-4 that sets a steady tone, followed by a dogleg left where distance control is paramount. The 5th hole stands out as the most demanding par-5 on the front side, stretching 466 yards from the regular tees with out-of-bounds running along the left side. The 7th hole presents a dramatic downhill, water-carried approach shot that often dictates the scorecard, while the 9th hole finishes the outward half with a long, downhill dogleg left that demands a precise second shot. The back nine introduces more elevation changes and strategic bunkering. The 11th hole is the longest on the course at 551 yards, a par-5 that rewards accuracy over brute force. The 13th hole is an uphill dogleg left that requires a well-struck iron to avoid the bunkers guarding the front. The 16th is a short par-3 surrounded by water, bunkers, and out-of-bounds, creating a high-pressure finishing hole for many players. The 18th hole closes with a par-4 that features a fast, sloping green, demanding a precise approach to secure a reasonable score. The course is equipped with a driving range, including a short game area with approach and bunker practice facilities. The club features a clubhouse with a restaurant, shop, and separate bathing facilities for men and women. The layout is designed to offer a distinct character to each hole, encouraging players to navigate a variety of terrain challenges rather than relying on a single playing style.

Omokoroa Golf Club ☆ Follow

Bay of Plenty

Omokoroa Golf Club is an 18-hole course situated on the shores of Tauranga Harbour on the Omokoroa Peninsula, approximately 15 minutes north of Tauranga city. The course combines links and parkland design elements, offering a picturesque seaside setting that blends natural harbor views with well-maintained grounds. Described as an easy walking course, Omokoroa Golf Club caters to golfers of varying abilities while maintaining high standards of course presentation. The layout takes advantage of its harbourside location, providing scenic views across the water while remaining relatively detached from the bustle of nearby urban areas. The course is known for its well-groomed condition and pleasant atmosphere. It serves as a venue for various tournaments and events, including the annual Omokoroa Open, corporate days, and junior competitions. The club emphasizes both competitive play and social golf, with facilities supporting both golf and function events. The combination of its scenic location, accessible design, and quality course maintenance makes it a notable destination course in the Bay of Plenty region.