Golf Courses

Omotezao Kokusai Golf Club ☆ Follow

宮城県

Omotezao Kokusai Golf Club is a prominent 27-hole championship course located in Miyagi Prefecture, representing northeastern Japan's leading tournament venue. The course features three distinct layouts: OUT, IN, and West courses, each offering varied terrain and challenging conditions. The club has significant tournament history, hosting the Japan Professional Golf Championship in 1974-the first major tournament held in northeastern Japan. From 1988 to 2006, it regularly hosted men's professional tour events. The course is characterized as a hilly, championship-caliber layout with dramatic elevation changes and demanding hole designs that provide a professional-level experience for players. Known for its rigorous course setup and scenic hill-country setting, Omotezao Kokusai appeals to serious golfers seeking challenging play. The 27-hole design ensures variety across all three courses, with each routing presenting distinct strategic challenges. The club accommodates both members and visitors, offering year-round play with flexible tee time arrangements and modern facilities including dining options.

Omura Bay Country Club ☆ Follow

長崎県

Located in Omura City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Omura Bay Country Club features two distinct 18-hole courses designed to offer contrasting playing experiences. The Old Course is a 72-par layout that winds through a landscape defined by Mount Gunma and views of the Noigatake Lake and Omura Bay. Characterized by wide fairways and a rolling terrain, the course is designed for a traditional round played with caddies, offering a mix of downhill and level holes that reward accuracy over distance. The layout includes a demanding 475-yard par-4 at the 7th and a 533-yard par-5 at the 15th, while the 18th hole serves as a finishing challenge with a straight approach toward the bay. The New Course presents an American-style layout that encourages the use of motorized carts and a more relaxed pace of play. Also a 72-par course, it features strategic water hazards and distinct landscaping, including elaborate garden work around the 12th and 13th greens. The opening hole, a 443-yard par-4 named "Rubicon," requires a tee shot over a creek, setting a strategic tone for the round. The course includes a 593-yard par-5 9th hole and a 510-yard par-5 12th, known as "Eden," which plays over water to a green protected by azalea plantings. The New Course also features shorter par-3s, including a 158-yard 6th and a 168-yard 13th, providing variety in distance and difficulty. The club hosts various amateur competitions, including qualifying events for the Kyushu Senior Championship and the Nagasaki Prefecture Senior and Ladies Golf Championships. These tournaments attract players from across the region, utilizing both courses for different age and skill divisions. The facility supports these events with dedicated club competitions and serves as a venue for regional golfing associations, maintaining a history of competitive play within the local golf community.

Omurasaki Golf Course ☆ Follow

比企郡

Omurasaki Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Nagatoro, Saitama Prefecture, Japan, situated approximately 6 kilometers from the Arashiyama-Ogawa Interchange on the Kan-Etsu Expressway. The course design prioritizes flat playing zones by absorbing elevation changes within the intervals between holes. This layout features wide fairways that allow for free-flowing play, with strategically placed ponds and bunkers adding definition to the routing. The facility accommodates play with five-seater golf carts equipped with navigation systems. The course offers multiple tee options, with yardages ranging from 390 yards on the first hole from the red tees to 565 yards on the fourth hole from the blue tees. Par distribution includes five par fives, eight par fours, and five par threes across the front and back nines. The blue tees provide the longest challenge, while the red tees offer a more accessible routing for higher-handicap players. Omurasaki Golf Club has hosted several notable senior professional tournaments, including the 2008 PGA Philanthropy Senior Tournament, the 2010 Handa Cup Senior Masters, and the 2018 Japan Professional Golf Grand Gold Senior Championship. These events highlight the course's suitability for competitive play while maintaining an environment accessible to general golfers. The facility is positioned within the broader Accordia Golf network, which operates multiple courses across Japan.

Onahama Golf Course ☆ Follow

福島県

The Onahama Golf Course is a 18-hole, par-72 seaside course located in Onahama, Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. Situated within the Onahama Ocean Hotel & Golf Club, the layout is designed to offer expansive views of the Pacific Ocean and the nearby Terushima Island, which is designated as a national natural monument. The course was recognized in the U.S. Golf Digest’s "Best Golf Resorts in Asia 2019" list. The course is characterized by a distinct split in its playing style between the front and back nine. The outward nine is described as a relatively orthodox hillside course featuring undulations. In contrast, the inward nine presents a more demanding challenge, with holes that cross over the sea or run along the coastline, creating significant pressure for players despite the scenic beauty. Located in an area known for its mild climate, the course provides a seaside golfing experience that allows players to enjoy views of the ocean and the natural landscape of the Terushima area. The facility is accessible via a free shuttle bus from JR Izumi Station on the Joban Line, or by car from the Iwaki-Onahama, Iwaki-Mukae, or Iwaki-Yumoto interchanges on the Joban Expressway.

Onahama Ocean Hotel & Golf Club Course Section ☆ Follow

福島県

Onahama Ocean Hotel & Golf Club features a scenic seaside course overlooking the Pacific Ocean in the resort town of Onahama, Fukushima. The course is positioned alongside the "照島" (Terashima), a natural monument designated by the Japanese government, providing distinctive coastal views during play. The layout consists of contrasting front and back nines. The outward nine presents a relatively orthodox hilly terrain with moderate undulation, while the inward nine transitions to a more challenging design featuring ocean carries and holes played alongside the coast. These closing holes create both aesthetic beauty and significant competitive pressure for players. The course has gained international recognition, being selected in Golf Digest USA's "Best Golf Resorts in Asia 2019" list. The setting offers a unique combination of challenging golf in a picturesque oceanside environment. After completing a round, players can relax at the on-site natural hot spring (Terashima Onsen) and utilize the sauna facilities. The resort benefits from Onahama's temperate climate, with cool summers and mild winters, making it suitable for year-round play.

Öndverðarnes Golf Course ☆ Follow

Grímsnes- og Grafningshreppur

Golfklúbbur Öndverðarness is an 18-hole golf course located in the scenic Grímsnnes region of Iceland. The course is positioned in a beautiful natural setting that offers both enjoyable and challenging experiences for golfers of all skill levels. The club was established in 1974 and has operated for 50 years, making it an established fixture in Icelandic golf. The course provides excellent playing conditions within its picturesque surroundings. The facility includes practice amenities for golfers looking to improve their game. The club offers various services including dining options and golf buggy rentals, enhancing the overall experience for visitors and members.

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Ascension

One Mile Country Club ☆ Follow

Queensland

Formerly One Mile Country Club, North Pine Golf Club is a beautiful 9 hole Golf Course located in Joyner, Queensland. The scenic 9-hole course features a mix of challenging par 3s and 4s, making it ideal for competitions, social outings, or a quick round before or after work. The par of North Pine Golf Club is 58 and the length is 2580 yards. The course offers a delightful mix of challenging par 3s and par 4s, making it perfect for golfers of all skill levels, with its convenient layout allowing groups of four to complete a round in under two hours. The course features well-maintained greens and fairways, ensuring a smooth play, with practice facilities onsite for players to fine-tune their skills before or after their game. The course is currently undertaking renovations, including the addition of two new greens set to open this year, while the layout will remain a 9-hole course with even more challenging and well-maintained greens.

Oneida Community Golf Club ☆ Follow

NY

Oneida Community Golf Club is one of America's oldest golf courses, located in the Sherrill-Kenwood communities of central New York. The course overlooks the serene Sunset Lake, offering scenic views and beautiful landscape settings. Historically significant, the course was previously owned and operated by Oneida Ltd exclusively for company employees and guests for over 100 years before opening to the public. The facility features a full dining experience at the Lakeside Landing Restaurant, which overlooks both the lake and course scenery. The course is characterized as a historic golfing facility offering a gratifying experience for players of varying skill levels. The setting combines the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape with the course design, creating what is described as one of America's treasures. On-site lodging is available through the Inn at the Mansion House, featuring fourteen guest rooms and complimentary amenities including breakfast and museum tours. The course accommodates various events and offers membership options alongside daily play rates, making this historic venue accessible to golfers beyond its original exclusive membership base.

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WI

Oneka Ridge Golf Course ☆ Follow

MN

Oneka Ridge Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located five minutes north of White Bear Lake, Minnesota, just east of Highway 61. The course features forgiving fairways and excellent greens, complemented by a superb grass range and practice putting and chipping facilities. Designed to accommodate all ability levels, the course is rated to play in 4 hours and 8 minutes. The clubhouse includes a dining area with carry-out food service, a full-service bar, a large pro shop, and a patio overlooking the 18th green. The facility also operates Oneka Indoor Golf Studio, featuring three state-of-the-art Full Swing HD golf simulators for year-round play and instruction. The course supports an active community with numerous leagues including men's, women's, senior, junior, and couples leagues, along with PGA Junior League programming and comprehensive golf instruction for both juniors and adults.

Oneonta Country Club ☆ Follow

NY

Oneonta Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Oneonta, New York. The course has a distinguished design history, originally laid out as a 9-hole course by architect Orlo Epps in the early 1900s. In 1928, the club engaged renowned landscape architect William E. Harries to expand and redesign the course into a full 18 holes, which opened in June 1929. Harries was a prolific designer who shaped golf in Western New York, having designed over a dozen courses in the Buffalo region during his 40-year career in golf course design. The current layout reflects both Epps' original foundation and Harries' vision, featuring graceful lines and challenging greens that provide a rewarding playing experience. The course remains an established fixture in the region with a notable architectural pedigree combining the work of two respected designers.

Oneway Golf Club ☆ Follow

茨城県 2 upcoming events

Oneway Golf Club is a 18-hole course located in Tsuchiura, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. Designed by the late Pete Dye in collaboration with his son, the layout is characterized as a forest course that harmonizes natural terrain with strategic hazards. The course is built on a "one-way" or through-play style, meaning players complete all 18 holes in a single session without the traditional mid-round break, a format common in overseas golf but distinct in Japan. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making, with undulating fairways and a reputation for high-speed greens maintained using the premium Bentgrass 777 variety. The course presents a significant test of skill, featuring numerous water hazards, bunkers, and out-of-bounds areas that penalize errant shots. Key holes include the 12th, a 302-yard par 4 known as a signature hole with a narrow, elevated green protected by five bunkers and a water hazard to the right. The 9th hole is a 336-yard par 4 requiring a tee shot over a large pond, while the 13th is a demanding 175-yard par 3 with out-of-bounds on the left and water on the right. The 14th hole is a 503-yard par 5 that plays through an S-shaped fairway, requiring precise positioning for the second shot. The par 3s, such as the 8th at 221 yards, are guarded by large ponds and multiple bunkers, demanding accuracy and distance control. Oneway Golf Club is situated near the Kanto region, with convenient access from Tokyo via the Joban Expressway or JR Joban Line. The facility includes a driving range with 18 bays extending up to 350 yards, as well as natural grass approach areas and bunkers for practice. The club promotes a casual, American-style golf experience, allowing flexible start times from sunrise to sunset to accommodate different schedules. The course hosts various competitions, including Doubles Golf events, and supports USGA handicap certification for its members and visitors.

Onewhero Golf Club ☆ Follow

Waikato

Located in Pukekawa, approximately 40 minutes south of central Auckland and 8 minutes from State Highway 1 at Mercer, Onewhero Golf Club is an 18-hole par 72 course measuring 5,488 metres. The mature course is set in the fertile Franklin area and makes strategic use of the surrounding woodlands and native bush landscape, which attracts native pigeons. The volcanic free-draining soil ensures the course remains playable year-round and rarely closes due to weather. The layout emphasizes accuracy, with strategically placed water hazards and bunkers throughout that reward precise shot-making across all skill levels. The course design suits golfers of varying abilities while maintaining a challenging layout. The club features a two-storey clubhouse with quality men's and women's facilities and accommodates over 400 members alongside regular visitors. The convenient location near the major motorway makes it accessible for both casual rounds and corporate events.

Onga Onga Golf Club ☆ Follow

Hawke's Bay

Onga Onga Golf Club is a picturesque 9-hole golf course located at Forest Gate Domain in Ongaonga, set in peaceful, natural surroundings. The course is situated in a rural setting along Highway 50 in the Hawke's Bay region of New Zealand's North Island. As a 9-hole layout, the course offers an accessible golf experience suitable for players of varying skill levels. The peaceful forest setting provides an attractive environment for recreational play. The club maintains active men's and women's programmes throughout the year and hosts various tournaments and events. The course accommodates both casual bookings and membership play, with facilities available to support regular golfing activities. The serene woodland setting at Forest Gate Domain creates a tranquil golfing environment that appeals to players seeking a relaxed, scenic round away from busier urban courses.

Ongerup Golf Club ☆ Follow

Western Australia

Onion Creek Club ☆ Follow

TX

Onion Creek Club is Austin's most historic golf club, founded in 1974 by three-time Masters Champion Jimmy Demaret. The course features 27 scenic holes designed by Jimmy Demaret and Ben Crenshaw, nestled on 225 acres in South Austin. Demaret's design philosophy allowed the natural terrain to dictate the course layout, creating a challenging yet enjoyable layout for players of all skill levels. The club occupies a convenient location in South Austin with proximity to downtown neighborhoods. The course is complemented by one of Central Texas's best practice complexes. Beyond golf, Onion Creek Club offers comprehensive amenities including a state-of-the-art fitness center, six championship tennis courts (four hard, two clay), a Jr. Olympic pool, and dining facilities featuring seasonal, locally sourced cuisine. The club maintains active men's and women's leagues for both golf and tennis, establishing itself as a community-focused private club that combines championship-caliber golf with comprehensive recreational and social offerings for its membership.

Onishi Ryokuchi Park Mallet Golf Course ☆ Follow

長野県

Onishi Terrace Golf Club ☆ Follow

中頭郡

Onishi Terrace Golf Club is a nine-hole, par-63 course located in Onishi, Kitanchō, Nakagami District, Okinawa. The layout is divided into an outward and inward nine, with the front nine totaling 2,182 yards and the back nine measuring 1,522 yards from the regular tees. The course is situated in a coastal setting, offering views of the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding cityscape of Nakagusuku Bay. The front nine begins with a demanding par-4 first hole that requires a precise tee shot to the center of the fairway to avoid unseen hazards. The third hole is a short par-3 of just 82 yards, featuring a front bunker and OB areas that test distance control. The fifth hole is a short par-4 where players must choose between aggressive play and safe positioning, as both sides of the fairway carry penalties. The sixth hole, a par-5, presents an uphill second shot that often forces players to lay up to reach the green in regulation. The back nine continues the challenge with a mix of short and mid-range holes. The twelfth hole is a blind, left-dogleg par-4 that looks down toward the East China Sea, requiring careful navigation away from OB markers. Several par-3s on the back nine, including the fifteenth and sixteenth, feature significant elevation changes and strategic bunkering that demand accurate approach shots. The eighteenth hole concludes the round with a water hazard in front of the green and a pot bunker to the left, making a safe right-side finish essential for a good score. The course design emphasizes precision over distance, with many holes featuring tight fairways and strategically placed bunkers. Holes three, four, seven, eleven, fifteen, sixteen, and seventeen are recommended for near pin shots, while the sixth hole is noted for long drives. The layout is designed to take advantage of the coastal wind and terrain, requiring players to read the wind carefully, particularly on the shorter par-3s.

Onneley Golf Club ☆ Follow

Staffordshire 1 upcoming event

Onneley Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located in rural Staffordshire near Crewe, Cheshire, offering panoramic views across Staffordshire, Cheshire, Shropshire, and the Welsh Hills. The course measures 5,728 yards and is designed to favor straight hitters over long hitters, providing a good test of golf suitable for all skill levels. Set in an idyllic, peaceful rural setting, the course delivers a relaxing and rewarding experience with superb scenic vistas. Situated conveniently 20 minutes from M6 junctions 15 and 16 on the A525, the club maintains high standards as a private members facility. On-site facilities include a practice putting green, nets, and a practice area near the 18th tee. The club operates a strict dress code policy and welcomes visitors and societies. Leadership includes President Mike Parker, Club Captain Phil Clarke, Lady Captain Irene Ward, and Senior's Captain Graham Chafer, with a developing junior section supported by Club Professional Joe Machin.

Onneyu International Country Club ☆ Follow

北海道

Onneyu International Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in Rausan-cho, Kimitsu City, Hokkaido, Japan. Designed by Nobukatsu Marumo, the course opened on August 5, 1972, as the third hilly course in the Abashiri region. The layout is situated approximately five minutes from the Onneyu Onsen hot spring area, set against the backdrop of the Daisetsuzan mountain range. The terrain is characterized by a distinct split in difficulty and style between the front and back nine. The front nine holes are described as flat and spacious, offering a more relaxed playing experience. In contrast, the back nine introduces significant elevation changes and undulating terrain, designed to test a player's ability to manage ups and downs. The course features multiple tee boxes for each hole, including Blue (back), White (regular), Gold (front), and Red (ladies), allowing for varying yardages and difficulty levels. The total yardage from the back tees is 7,268 yards, with the front nine measuring 3,600 yards and the back nine 3,668 yards. Notable holes include the first, a 583-yard par 5 that plays downhill to a green with out-of-bounds risks, and the fourth, a 591-yard par 5 where the drive must navigate around trees on the right before opening up to a wide fairway. The back nine features the tenth hole, a 567-yard par 5 with a right-side bank out-of-bounds and guarded greens, and the sixteenth, a 590-yard par 5 that presents a rare and challenging downhill shot with out-of-bounds on both sides. The course is known for its high difficulty level, appealing to advanced players seeking technical challenges while remaining accessible to beginners. A distinctive feature of the club is its on-site natural hot spring, which was successfully drilled in 1991. The pure sulfur spring water is used for the clubhouse bath, providing players with a 100% natural hot spring experience after their round. The club operates on a self-play basis with GPS-enabled carts, a feature that was a first in the Abashiri region. The course is maintained under JGA rules, with local rules addressing drainage manholes and tree supports as dropable areas without penalty.

Ono Golf Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Ono Grand Country Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Ono Grand Country Club is a 36-hole facility located in Ono City, Hyogo Prefecture, featuring two distinct 18-hole courses: the New Course and the Old Course. The club opened in 1979 as Ono International Golf Club and was renamed Ono Grand Country Club in 1985. The New Course was completed in 1988, followed by the Old Course, which was added to the property in 1982. The courses are set on gently rolling hills surrounded by dense pine forests, with tee shots often offering expansive views of the greens. The New Course is designed as a strategic test for golfers, featuring wide fairways, strategically placed ponds, and undulating greens. The back nine includes a notable par-5 13th hole that requires a tee shot over a valley, while the 16th hole is a signature par-4 featuring a pond with a red bridge in front of the green. The 18th hole presents a final challenge with a large pond guarding the right side of the green. The Old Course offers a different layout with narrow fairways and significant OB hazards, including a par-3 3rd hole surrounded by four bunkers and a demanding par-4 7th hole that requires a carry over water. Both courses are set up with multiple tee boxes to accommodate different skill levels, ranging from forward tees for ladies and seniors to back tees for professionals. The New Course plays to 3,539 yards from the back tees with a par of 72, while the Old Course measures 3,288 yards from the back tees, also with a par of 72. The facility has hosted several notable tournaments, including the Kansai Amateur Championship, the Japan Senior Open, and the Japan Student Golf Championship. The club also features a 16-bay driving range and a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch, and light meals.

Ono Toyo Golf Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Located in Ono, Hyogo Prefecture, Ono Toyo Golf Club is a 7,233-yard, par-72 championship course designed by renowned architect Osamu Ueda. Opened in 1971, the facility is a hilly layout featuring Bentgrass greens and is rated as a challenging test for golfers, with a JGA Course Rating of 75.3 from the back tees. The course is known for its demanding nature, having hosted the prestigious 2011 Japan Professional Golf Championship, and has also served as a venue for the Panasonic Open Golf Championship in 2022 and 2023, as well as the Kansai Open Golf Championship in 2018. The front nine presents a mix of strategic challenges, beginning with a short par-4 that requires precise placement to avoid bunkers. The third hole, a par-3, is considered the most difficult on the front nine due to its small, sloping green and difficult wind conditions. The hole is followed by a long par-4 that plays as a significant uphill shot to a tiered green. The front nine concludes with the ninth hole, a demanding par-4 that requires a carry over water, with the second shot playing uphill to a two-tiered green. The back nine features several memorable holes, including the eighth, a par-3 that requires a carry over a valley and is often played into a headwind. The twelfth hole is a short par-3 surrounded by bunkers on all sides, where wind direction can be difficult to judge from the tee. The thirteenth hole, a par-4, is played through a bamboo forest and requires strict fairway accuracy to avoid difficult approaches. The eighteenth hole serves as a dramatic finish, playing as a long par-4 to a three-tiered, elevated green that often decides the outcome of the round. Throughout the course, the landscape is defined by varied terrain and seasonal flora, including cherry blossoms, azaleas, and maple trees. The design emphasizes natural beauty while maintaining a high level of difficulty, with many holes featuring blind shots, severe slopes, and strategic bunkering. The course is played with caddies and riding carts, offering a traditional yet comfortable experience for members and guests.