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Oregon City Golf Club

OR

Oregon City Golf Club is an 18-hole public course located approximately 20 miles south of Portland, Oregon, situated on over 100 acres of gently rolling terrain. The course plays 5,872 yards and features mature, tree-lined fairways with three sets of tee boxes to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. With a course rating of 68.1 and slope rating of 120 from the back tees, the layout offers a balance of challenge and playability. The course is characterized by picturesque Cascadian golf views and a design that incorporates the natural land contours for excellent drainage. Strategic sand bunkers, numerous flowerbeds, and carefully maintained greens create an appealing visual experience. The course is designed to be walkable or rideable and remains open year-round due to its progressive maintenance program and favorable drainage systems. The setting provides both a scenic and forgiving golfing environment suitable for players at all levels.

Oregon Country Club

IL

Öregrunds Golfklubb

Uppsala län

Örestads golfklubb

Skåne län

Örestads Golfklubb is a golf course designed by renowned architect Åke Persson, located in Lomma, Sweden. The course features a classic Scanian landscape characterized by open parkland and typical heathland terrain. The club operates two main courses: an 18-hole loop and a 9-hole loop, along with a short course (Korthålsbanan). The facility includes a recently renovated driving range with 29 hitting stations, 15 of which are weather-protected. Nine positions feature Trackman technology and screens within a dedicated golf studio. The course is well-maintained with a strong regional reputation. Örestads Golfklubb is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2026 and offers comprehensive facilities including instruction, custom club fitting, and dining options. The club provides memberships and hosts various competitions and events throughout the year.

Öresunds Golfklubb

Skåne län

Orford Golf Course

Tasmania

Orford Golf Club is a 9-hole golf course located on Tasmania's East Coast near Orford. The course features gently undulating fairways and well-maintained greens set within a picturesque landscape characteristic of the region. Established in 1957 through community initiative, the club was founded when local residents pooled resources to purchase land and develop the course. The layout reflects the natural East Coast terrain, offering a scenic playing experience. The course accommodates both members and visitors of all skill levels. While specific par and designer information is not detailed in available sources, the club maintains an active competition schedule and operates as a welcoming community-focused facility. The course's gentle undulations and groomed conditions suggest moderate difficulty, making it accessible to golfers across various experience levels while providing an engaging round within Tasmania's coastal setting.

Orient Golf Club

湖北省

Oriental Golf

广东省

Oriental Golf Club

兵庫県

Oriental Golf Club is a 72-par, 18-hole course located in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, situated near the Rokko Mountains. The layout spans 6,566 yards from the back tees and 5,058 yards from the forward tees, designed to integrate with the natural topography of the region. The course features undulating greens with significant slopes and mounds that reflect the existing landscape, creating a challenging environment that tests precision and course management. The front nine presents a mix of long par fours and demanding par fives, including the 510-yard first hole, which requires careful club selection due to narrowing fairways and bunkers. The seventh hole, a 370-yard par 4, is noted for its right-side slope that influences both tee shots and approach play. The eighth hole, a 512-yard par 5, demands accuracy off the tee to avoid out-of-bounds areas on the left, while the ninth hole offers a 370-yard par 4 that concludes the front nine with a strategic approach to the green. The back nine continues the test with long par fives, including the 554-yard tenth hole and the 546-yard seventeenth hole. The tenth hole requires players to navigate out-of-bounds on the left side, favoring shots to the right. The seventeenth hole, another long par 5, presents similar risks with out-of-bounds on the right, making the left side the preferred target for both tee and second shots. The eighteenth hole closes the round at 400 yards, a par 4 that demands a precise approach to secure a solid finish. Short holes on the course include the 133-yard sixth hole and the 150-yard sixteenth hole, both par 3s that are recommended for birdie attempts. The second hole, a 202-yard par 4, and the twelfth hole, a 181-yard par 3, also provide opportunities for scoring but require careful distance control. The course design emphasizes natural features, with many holes featuring mounds and slopes that add complexity to the playing experience. Oriental Golf Club does not appear to have a recorded tournament history or a notable external designer credited in the available materials. The course is managed by Oriental Golf Club Inc. and is accessible via the Kikawa Interchange, offering a setting that blends natural beauty with a rigorous golfing challenge. The facility caters to both members and visitors, with specific tee requirements for those with handicaps totaling 40 or lower.

Oriental Golf Course

Located in Taoyuan's Guishan District, the Oriental Golf Course is a championship 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by American architect Ronald Fream. Opening in 1995, the course measures 7,168 yards from the blue tees and was designed to integrate with the natural topography of the region, utilizing existing hills, streams, and water features to create a challenging standard for competition. The property is situated in a landscape rich with natural ecology, featuring a clubhouse that serves as a vantage point for the expansive green grounds. The course presents a variety of challenges across its 18 holes, with yardages ranging from the short par-3 13th at 158 yards to the demanding par-5 18th at 533 yards from the white tees. The front nine totals 3,339 yards, while the back nine extends to 3,469 yards, requiring players to navigate a mix of long par-5s and technical par-4s. The design incorporates natural hazards such as ponds and trees, reflecting Fream’s approach to harmonizing the layout with the existing environment. Oriental Golf Course has established a significant history in professional golf, serving as the designated venue for major tournaments including the Hit Charity Cup, the CTBC Ladies Open, and the Foxconn Ladies Open. The facility has hosted international events, including the JLPGA Tour, and has been recognized for its architectural merit, receiving the Japan Architectural Association's Asia Top Ten Architecture Design Award in 1996 and the highest five-star green building certification in Taiwan. The clubhouse, perched on the highest point of the course, offers panoramic views of the fairways and surrounding natural habitats.

Oriental Green Club

愛知県

Oriental Palm Lake Golf Club

嘉義縣

Oriental Sunrise Golf Course

新竹縣

The Oriental Sunrise Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 facility located in Taiwan, featuring a total yardage of 6,840 yards. The course is characterized by undulating fairways and fast greens that provide a challenging experience for golfers. The layout incorporates significant strategic elements, including out-of-bounds areas, deep sand bunkers, and water hazards that require precise shot placement and club selection. The front nine presents a mix of long par 4s and demanding par 3s. The 1st hole is a 413-yard par 4 where the green slopes to the right, requiring players to avoid overshooting the back portion which features a downhill slope. The 2nd hole, a 217-yard par 3, is exposed to strong northeast monsoon winds, necessitating a conservative approach to the middle of the green to avoid deep front bunkers. The 3rd hole at 360 yards runs along an OB line on the left, forcing shots toward the right side, while the 4th hole, a 197-yard par 3, also features OB on the left and requires accurate distance control on a green approximately 40 yards long. The back nine introduces more severe challenges, highlighted by the 15th hole, a 415-yard par 4 described as the most difficult on the course. This hole features a rocky area extending from the left side of the fairway and a deep bunker on the right of the green, with significant slope requiring precise approach shots. The 6th hole is a 516-yard par 5 that offers a risk-reward scenario with a lake in play, allowing bold players to attempt a long drive while conservative players aim for the fairway bunkers. The 11th hole is a 179-yard par 3 noted for its high difficulty, featuring a sloped green where positioning is critical for achieving par. The course design includes specific strategic nuances on several holes, such as the 13th hole, a 536-yard par 5 where players are advised to use wood off the tee to avoid water hazards, and the 18th hole, a 521-yard par 5 that rewards accurate driving with a natural roll back to the center of the fairway. The greens are generally complex, with features like the 17th hole's green which is divided into three sections by a steep ridge, and the 16th hole's green where shots landing in the back roll toward the center due to slope.

Oriental University City Golf Course

河北省

The Oriental University City Golf Course is located in the Langfang Development Zone, situated within the Oriental University City educational park in Hebei province, China. The facility is positioned near the Jingjin Tang Expressway, approximately 40 kilometers from the Guomao Center in Beijing and roughly 20 kilometers from the Chaoyang Central Business District. The course occupies a total area of 6,640 mu, with a planned capacity of 108 holes distributed across six distinct zones labeled A through F. Currently, 90 holes are operational and open to the public, while the remaining 18 holes are part of the long-term development plan. The initial phase of the course consists of an 18-hole championship layout designed to overcome the natural limitations of the flat plain terrain. To create significant elevation changes, extensive earthmoving was undertaken to construct rolling hills and mounds rising nearly 10 meters high, alongside the creation of a 100,000-square-meter artificial lake. The total length of the course is approximately 7,300 yards, with a vertical distance of over 120 yards between the men's and women's tees. The design features wide fairways, dense woodlands, and varying visibility conditions that require strategic shot placement. A distinctive feature of the course is the separation of play into day and night operations. The front nine holes, located in Zone A, are equipped with lighting systems that allow for play after dark, while the back nine holes in Zone B are played during daylight hours. This configuration enables golfers to continue their rounds in the evening, providing a unique experience that combines the natural landscape with artificial illumination. The course layout includes non-visual fairways and undulating terrain that challenge players to navigate through slopes and water hazards. The facility offers a range of amenities including a hotel, a multi-function clubhouse, a restaurant, a practice range, and a golf shop. The surrounding area includes nearby attractions such as the Shidu Scenic Area, Yanshan Mountain, and Yunju Temple.

Origins Golf Course

FL

Origins Golf Course is a 10-hole par 3 course designed by Davis Love III, located at Watersound Club in Inlet Beach, Florida. The course spans approximately 1,800 yards and was developed with a "short course" concept emphasizing accessibility and enjoyment for families, beginners, and casual golfers. The design features a non-penal layout that appeals to novices while maintaining regulation-length holes and greens that provide sufficient challenge and strategy for experienced players. This approach reflects the Scottish origins of golf, where six, nine, and twelve-hole courses were historically common. The course is situated within a coastal sanctuary setting featuring natural pine forests and wetlands. It successfully balances approachability with playability, making golf more fun and attractive to all skill levels. Members of Watersound Club enjoy complimentary access to Origins Golf Course, which complements the club's other championship courses designed by Tom Fazio and Greg Norman.

Orinda Country Club

CA

Orinda Country Club, established in 1924, is a premier family country club nestled in the picturesque foothills east of San Francisco in the East Bay. The course features a historic William Watson golf design that has been renovated and is described as a "golden age" layout. The club sits in scenic terrain with views characteristic of the rolling foothills landscape. Beyond golf, the facility encompasses comprehensive recreational amenities including tennis, aquatics, fitness, and pickleball facilities. The club is anchored by a distinctive six-story Hacienda-style clubhouse that reflects the property's historic significance and has hosted generations of families. The club's signature culinary offerings complement its recreational facilities. Orinda Country Club positions itself as a full-service family country club rather than a golf-only venue, emphasizing personal connections and lifelong membership experiences through diverse activities and social events. The award-winning aquatics and tennis facilities indicate the club's commitment to multiple sports disciplines alongside its golf program.

Oriole Golf Club

FL

Oriole Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 semi-private facility open to the public located in Margate, Florida. The course features a relatively open layout off the tee, rewarding accurate positioning to access the fairways and greens. The greens are characterized as small targets with significant movement, requiring precision approach play. The course presents varying difficulty levels. Notable holes include the challenging par-3 seventh hole, which plays uphill and measures 185 yards from the championship tees. The course includes several other demanding par-3 holes that contribute to its overall difficulty. Despite these challenges, Oriole is considered playable for beginning to intermediate golfers while offering sufficient challenge for more skilled players. The facility is recognized as one of Southeast Florida's top daily fee courses and offers competitive rates, particularly during peak and summer seasons. Notable amenities include a full natural grass driving range, one of the few in the immediate area, and an on-site restaurant and lounge. The course accommodates various needs through multiple membership classifications and programs including a Players Card option.