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Pacific Club Shirakawa Resort

岩瀬郡

Located at an altitude of 950 meters on the Torihagata Plateau, the Pacific Club Shirakawa Resort course spans 820,000 square meters of flat terrain designed by Ryo Hachiro and later renovated by Norio Honma. The 18-hole, par-72 layout opened on May 29, 1974, and is characterized by fairways separated by white birch and larch trees. The course offers a JGA Course Rating of 72.1 from the back tees, which stretch to 6,777 yards, while the regular men's tees measure 6,470 yards. The front nine presents a mix of long par-5s and technical par-4s, highlighted by the 509-yard 1st hole and the 495-yard 8th. The back nine introduces significant elevation changes and water hazards, most notably the 470-yard 13th hole, which carries a handicap of 2. The course includes two short par-3s, the 161-yard 17th and the 166-yard 12th, providing strategic variety against the longer par-4s and par-5s that define the remainder of the round. Key challenges are defined by water features and terrain contours. The 13th hole requires a precise approach to a green guarded by a pond and bunker on the right, with a cliff on the left side that penalizes errant shots. The 1st hole features a water hazard to the front-right of the green, demanding accuracy off the tee to set up a manageable second shot. The greens are generally described as bowl-shaped, encouraging players to aim for the center to avoid tricky pin positions. The facility is integrated with a European-style clubhouse and hotel, allowing for stay-and-play packages that include afternoon rounds and overnight accommodation. The resort offers 27 rooms ranging from Japanese-style to Western-style suites, catering to golfers seeking a high-altitude retreat. The course is situated in Tateo, Amiya Village, Fukushima Prefecture, providing a cool climate environment distinct from lower-altitude Japanese courses.

Pacific Dunes Golf Course

New South Wales

Pacific Dunes Golf Course is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Port Stephens, NSW, nestled within 135 hectares of natural bushland near Medowie. The course features world-class Bentgrass greens and Santa Ana Couch fairways, designed to challenge golfers of all skill levels while showcasing breathtaking natural beauty. Since opening in 2005, Pacific Dunes has been consistently ranked in Golf Digest's Top 100 Courses in Australia, reflecting its meticulous design and maintenance standards. The course offers a diverse and rewarding golfing experience set against the stunning backdrop of the surrounding bushland landscape. Beyond the golf course itself, Pacific Dunes operates The Greenhouse, a distinguished dining and event venue emphasizing local, seasonal produce and sustainable practices. The facility has earned multiple accolades, including a 5-star award for wedding services in 2022, Club of the Year and Business of the Year in 2014, and Australian Cuisine Restaurant of the Year in 2016. The venue caters to casual dining, special occasions, corporate events, and weddings, combining premium hospitality with its commitment to environmental sustainability and community engagement.

Pacific Golf Center

愛知県

Pacific Golf Center is a golf practice facility and school located in Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The facility features a driving range with 61 bays spread across three floors, all equipped with automatic tee-up systems and extending to a full 250 yards. The range accommodates various skill levels through distinct terrain features on each floor, including elevated tees, flat areas, and downhill shots. The facility includes a nine-hole mini-course designed for practice and casual play. The course features a total par of 27 and includes a mix of uphill and downhill holes, as well as elevated and sloped greens. The layout challenges players with various shot types, including pitch shots, approach shots, and putts. Hole one starts with a difficult shot over a hedge, testing pitch shot accuracy. Hole two features a slightly elevated, difficult green where approach placement significantly impacts scoring. Hole three is a downhill shot to a green that slopes away from the player. Hole four requires precise direction control to avoid a valley, with a narrow green width. Hole five is another downhill shot to a sloping green. Hole six serves as a bunker practice area with a steep uphill approach to a green with significant slope. Hole seven features a distinctive two-tiered green, a signature element of the course, requiring players to land the ball on the front tier. Hole eight is a downhill shot to a large green, suitable for pitch-and-run shots. The ninth hole concludes the round with a water hazard, requiring a precise pitch shot under pressure. The facility also offers simulator golf featuring realistic representations of famous courses, allowing players to track metrics such as distance, spin rate, and clubhead speed. The center operates year-round from 6:00 to 23:30, with night play available on the mini-course.

Pacific Golf Club

高知県

Pacific Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Nankoku, Kōchi Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Shuichi Murayama and opened on November 3, 1974, the layout measures 6,790 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 72.7 and a slope of 131. The course features Korean bentgrass greens and offers six sets of tees, ranging from the gold tees at 5,285 yards to the ladies' tees at 5,080 yards. The facility accommodates both self-play and caddie-assisted rounds, utilizing electric navigation carts equipped with electromagnetic induction guidance. The course is structured to challenge golfers of varying skill levels, with specific holes designated for driving distance and precision. The sixth hole, a par-4 measuring 383 yards from the back tees, is identified as the recommended hole for long hitters on the front nine. Similarly, the twelfth hole, a 374-yard par-4, serves as the back nine's distance test. Conversely, the second hole, a 176-yard par-3, and the thirteenth hole, a 192-yard par-3, are highlighted as the preferred holes for near-pin accuracy. The front nine totals 3,254 yards, while the back nine extends to 3,536 yards, creating a demanding finish that includes the 602-yard tenth hole, the longest on the course. Pacific Golf Club maintains a competitive calendar, hosting regular monthly tournaments and junior development programs. Recent activity includes the Shusho Cup Match Play and various monthly cup events, with results publicly recorded on the club's performance board. The course is situated near the Nankoku Interchange, providing accessible proximity to regional transportation while offering a strategic test of golf that balances length with technical requirements.

Pacific Golf Club

Queensland

Pacific Golf Club is a premier golfing destination located in the foothills of Carindale, Brisbane, just 15 minutes from the CBD and 10 minutes from the airport. The facility features a championship 18-hole course with a par 72 layout, complemented by a 9-hole par-3 course. The main course presents varied challenges across its holes, with notable features including elevation changes, bunkers, and strategic shot selections requiring different club paths and approach strategies. Set in a picturesque landscape with lush greenery and scenic views, Pacific Golf Club offers both beauty and playability. The course accommodates golfers of varying skill levels through its diverse hole designs. Beyond the golf courses, the club provides comprehensive facilities including a pro shop, club fitting services, PGA professional instruction, Trackman-powered golf simulators, an 18-hole mini golf course, and dining venues including a restaurant, bar, and beer garden. The club was recently recognized as the 2024 Club of the Year at the Queensland Golf Industry Awards, reflecting its commitment to excellence and community engagement.

Pacific Grove Golf Links

CA

Pacific Grove Golf Links is an 18-hole course that opened in 1932 and has become a historic fixture in Pacific Grove, California. The front nine features fairways framed by Cypress trees with glimpses of Monterey Bay, while the back nine traverses windswept dunes reminiscent of traditional Scottish links golf. Located on Asilomar Boulevard, the course combines a classical links-style layout with a modern clubhouse and award-winning golf shop. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned tournament players. Pacific Grove Golf Links operates year-round, seven days a week from sunrise to sunset, and includes the Point Pinos Grill. The property emphasizes delivering golf in its traditional form while incorporating contemporary amenities, offering instruction and various membership clubs including options for women, seniors, and couples.

Pacific Harbour Golf Club

Queensland

Pacific Harbour Golf & Country Club is an award-winning 18-hole championship golf course located on Bribie Island in Queensland, Australia. The course features a distinctive 'island links' style design that showcases the natural beauty of its waterfront setting. Situated in Banksia Beach, the course caters to golfers of all skill levels, from competitive players seeking a challenging round to casual golfers attracted to its stunning scenery. The course is recognized as one of Queensland's premier golf destinations and is noted for offering an unforgettable golfing experience. The facility operates as part of a larger golf and country club complex that includes dining facilities, a restaurant called The Deck, and various event and wedding amenities, positioning it as a comprehensive recreational destination for both golfers and non-golfers alike.

Pacific Playgrounds Golf Course

British Columbia

Pacific Springs Golf Course

NE

Pacific Springs Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Omaha, Nebraska, featuring a Par 70 layout. Operating since 1996, the course is a premier public facility known for exceptional conditioning. The design incorporates natural water features including lakes, creeks, and wetlands, along with mature trees that demand precision from the tee. The terrain and strategic placement of hazards provide challenges suitable for golfers of all skill levels. A distinctive feature is the natural bent grass putting course, the only 18-hole putting course of its kind in the Midwest. The facility also includes a world-class short game center operated in partnership with the Pacific Springs/Golftec Omaha Golf Academy, offering specialized instruction and practice opportunities. The course regularly hosts monthly tournaments and golf leagues for members and the public. The club provides comprehensive golf services and event hosting capabilities, making it a significant golfing destination in the region.

Packanack Golf Club

NJ

Packanack Golf Club is a 9-hole course featuring 3,064 yards and par 36, designed by Geoffrey S. Cornish, ASGCA. Located in Wayne, New Jersey in the scenic Packanack Lake area, the course was formed in spring 1963 and opened for play on May 8, 1965. The course has a rating of 34.6 and slope rating of 119. The course features tree-lined fairways that demand precision off the tee, sculpted greens, and strategic risk-reward holes that challenge every aspect of play. Additional features include consistent greens, water coming into play on multiple holes, and large bunkers. The facility has an onsite driving range with 3 practice tees.

Packsaddle Ridge Golf Club

VA

Packsaddle Ridge Golf Club is an 18 hole golf course located in the Shenandoah Valley near Harrisonburg, Virginia and Massanutten Resort. Designed by renowned golf architect Russell Breeden, this 4-year project required an incredible one million tons of rock and 750,000 tons of top soil to be moved. The course has a par of 72 and measures 7024 yards. Five sets of tees are offered with the Black (Championship) tees recommended only for highly skilled players. The facility was built on more than 500 acres of rolling countryside. Packsaddle Ridge is a mountain course with elevation changes that challenges all skill levels. Golfers enjoy views of the Appalachian, Blue Ridge, and Massanutten mountain ranges, with views of the Shenandoah Valley visible from the 13th green that can extend to West Virginia. The course was rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest in 2008 and 2009.

Padang Golf Adi Soemarmo

Jawa Tengah

Padang Golf Baddoka

Sulawesi Selatan

Padang Golf Baddoka Makassar

Sulawesi Selatan

Padang Golf Bintang Sintuk

Kalimantan Timur

Padang Golf Bukit Pelangi

Jawa

The course is located in the highlands of East Bogor, Indonesia, and is known locally as Padang Golf Bukit Pelangi, though it operates under the name Rainbow Hills Golf Club. The facility features a 27-hole layout designed by the J. Michael Poellot Golf Design Group. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses: the Mountain Course, the Forest Course, and the Stone Hills Course. The Mountain Course is characterized by unique hole designs and greens with significant slopes and breaks, providing a challenging element for golfers. The Forest Course features fairways sculpted for dramatic effect, requiring careful course management to navigate the natural beauty and challenges presented. The Stone Hills Course showcases dramatic land formations and elevations, offering a challenge for golfers of all levels. The course has received recognition, including awards for being one of Indonesia's finest golf courses. It offers various facilities including a pro shop, food and beverage options, a practice range, and a clubhouse with a terrace and lounge. The address is Jl. Padang Golf Bukit Pelangi, Desa Cijayanti - Babakan Madang, Bogor - Jawa Barat 16720.

Padang Golf Ciperna

Kabupaten Cirebon

Padang Golf El Tari

Nusa Tenggara Timur

Padang Golf Halim

Jawa

Padang Golf Halim 1

Jawa

Padang Golf Modern

Jawa

Modern Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Tangerang, Indonesia, designed by five-time British Open Champion Peter Thomson. The 6,350-meter layout is built for golfers of various skill levels, featuring wide fairways, long stretches, and strategic water hazards. The course is characterized by its unique character on every hole, with lakes, bunkers, and mounds placed to challenge players while offering scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The front nine presents a mix of testing par 4s and scenic par 3s. The opening hole is a 478-meter par 5 that winds through mounds and across a small meandering stream, ending at a tightly bunkered green surrounded by three connecting lakes. Hole 3 offers a picturesque 171-meter par 3 where a long lake covered in waterlilies stretches from tee to green, demanding accuracy to avoid the green-side bunker. The 7th hole, a 405-meter par 4, requires a daring tee shot to stay close to the lake on the left, with swaying grasses and groundcovers adding interest to the mounds and rough. The back nine continues the challenge with significant length and strategic hazards. The 14th hole is a demanding 517-meter par 5 that requires terrific accuracy and length, with the fairway winding tortuously through bunkers and mounds. The 18th hole serves as a tough finish at 500 meters, where the driving range forms a huge water hazard on the left, tempting players to the right where bunkers lie in wait. A small stream before the green adds another layer of difficulty for those attempting to clear the distance for a birdie chance. The course features multiple tee options, including black, blue, red, and white tees, allowing for varied yardage and difficulty. Facilities include an exclusive lobby, indoor and outdoor driving ranges, a pro shop, chipping green, bunker shot area, practice putting green, and locker rooms with hot and cold plunge pools and sauna. The design incorporates palm silhouettes and aquatic plant coverings, creating a distinct visual identity alongside the functional challenges of the layout.

Padang Golf Petrokimia

Jawa Timur