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OR

The Golf Course at Birch Creek, formerly known as Pendleton Country Club, is an 18-hole golf course located seven miles south of Pendleton, Oregon in the Birch Creek Valley. The course spans 6,317 yards with a par of 72, featuring a course rating of 69.8 and a slope rating of 116. Originally founded as a 9-hole course in 1928-1929 within Pendleton city limits, the club relocated in 1958 to its current location and expanded to 18 holes in 1986. The course was designed by Gene Mason. The course is situated in a scenic valley setting with challenging hazards, well-maintained greens, and tree-lined fairways. It features multiple tee boxes to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels, with well-kept playing surfaces and a player-friendly layout. The facility includes practice facilities with a driving range, swimming pool, fitness center, restaurant, bar, and banquet room. The course is owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) as of 2019. It welcomes both members and visitors, with seasonal hours and amenities including a pro shop and dining facilities overlooking the valley and course.

Pendleton Golf Club Follow

VA

Pendleton Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Ruther Glen, Virginia, between Richmond and Fredericksburg. Designed by Thomas Walker, former lead designer at the Gary Player Design Company, the course stretches to 7,093 yards and meanders through thick woods, offering a Scottish-style landscape without international travel. Five tee boxes accommodate golfers of all skill levels, providing variable difficulty options. The course is set in a heavily wooded terrain characteristic of the region, creating a challenging and scenic playing experience. Pendleton has gained recognition as a quality public course, recently ranking as the second-best public course in Virginia. The facility has become a popular destination for tournaments and corporate outings in the central Virginia area. The course features well-maintained conditions and is known for offering competitive rates for both daily fee play and membership options.

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KY

Pendleton Hills Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Butler, Kentucky, nestled in the rolling hills of the region. The course offers a scenic setting with charming holes that appeal to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The terrain takes advantage of the natural landscape of the area, providing an engaging playing experience through the hills. The facility operates daily from 7:30 a.m. to dusk, weather permitting, and caters to various golfer preferences through flexible membership options. In addition to the golf course itself, Pendleton Hills functions as a full-service country club, featuring dining facilities and a bar for members and guests. The course welcomes both casual rounds and special events, positioning itself as a versatile venue suitable for tournaments, outings, and private occasions such as weddings. The club emphasizes accessibility and hospitality, offering tee time bookings for those interested in playing the course's 18 holes.

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NY

Penfield Golf Club Follow

South Australia

Penfield Golf Club is located at Salisbury, about half an hour's drive north of Adelaide's CBD. The golf course is a nine hole layout with 18 alternate tees, stretching a length of 5793 metres for members and 5287 metres for ladies off the championship tees and playing to a par of 72. The course features tree lined lush kikuyu grassed fairways, excellent bent greens and creative bunkering. The course was developed by transforming a flat, featureless, treeless, parched, sun-baked clay gibber plains through an army of volunteers and donated materials, a spirit that continues today as many people invest their time, skills and hard work to keep the golf course in excellent condition for all golfers. The course is fully watered and manicured, offering a challenging round suitable for players of varying skill levels. The club operates a full year competitive programme for members, including an Annual Golf Week open to all AGU registered players, and have fielded a team in GolfSA Pennant programmes since its establishment. The club offers excellent practice facilities including a driving range, practice chipping, putting and bunker play complex.

Penguin Golf Club Follow

Tasmania

Penguin Golf Course is a beautifully maintained nine-hole public golf course located in Penguin, Tasmania. Situated on Sports Complex Road, the course features winding creeks that create a variety of water hazards throughout the layout, with no bunkers present. The course is characterized by tricky dog-legs and includes a notable par 3 hole played over a dam. The design emphasizes strategic thinking and shot placement rather than length, making it accessible for golfers of all skill levels from beginners to professionals. The course hosts regular competitions including ladies' competitions on Mondays and Wednesdays, veterans' competitions on Thursdays, junior short course events on Fridays, and all-members fixture events on Saturdays. The chicken run event runs on Thursday afternoons during daylight saving months.

Penha Longa Follow

Lisboa

Penha Longa features a 27-hole championship golf course designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Located in Sintra, Portugal, the course is set within a natural park featuring rolling green hills and commanding views of the surrounding landscape. The course is ranked among the top 30 in Continental Europe and the top 10 in Portugal. The layout combines bold routing with imaginative green complexes, offering varying levels of challenge across its holes. The course demands strategic thinking and precise execution, with each hole presenting distinct characteristics that test different aspects of a golfer's game. The terrain incorporates the natural undulations of the region, creating dramatic elevation changes and varied playing conditions. Penha Longa has hosted significant tournaments, including the Portuguese Open, establishing itself as a premier championship venue. The course's design philosophy emphasizes variety and emotional engagement, providing both adrenaline-inducing moments and serene stretches through some of Portugal's most inspiring landscapes. The integration with the luxury resort setting and historic 14th-century monastery creates a unique golfing destination that combines sporting excellence with cultural and natural heritage.

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Península de Pucón Follow

Región de la Araucanía

The Península de Pucón golf course is a nine-hole facility located in an exclusive area of Pucón, extending into Villarrica Lake. Situated in the Araucanía Region of southern Chile, the course is designed to integrate with the natural landscape, offering panoramic views of the lake and the Villarrica Volcano throughout the round. Its setting combines native forests, the blue waters of the lake, and the snow-capped volcano, creating a distinct visual environment for players. The location provides a peaceful and exclusive atmosphere, allowing golfers to enjoy the contrast between the water, native vegetation, and volcanic backdrop. It is positioned to offer convenient access to local hotels, restaurants, and tourist services, making it suitable for visitors looking to combine golf with relaxation. The course caters to golfers of all levels, particularly those visiting Pucón for the first time or seeking a relaxed golfing experience amidst natural surroundings.

Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club Follow

AL

Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club is a 27-hole championship golf course located in Gulf Shores, Alabama, nestled on the Fort Morgan peninsula between Mobile Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Designed by renowned southern architect Earl Stone, the course stretches 7,185 yards from the championship tees and is rated 4½ stars by Golf Digest. The layout provides an enjoyable and playable experience for golfers of all skill levels across its varied terrain. The course features newly installed Tiff Eagle greens known for their speed, consistency, and quality conditioning. Originally developed in the late 20th century by Kenny McLean and David Head, Peninsula combines championship-caliber golf with southern hospitality. The property itself has historical significance extending back over a thousand years. The facility also includes a racquet club with tennis courts, pools, fitness center, and a clubhouse with bar and grill, making it a comprehensive golf resort destination in the southeastern United States.

Peninsula Golf Club Follow

NY

Peninsula Golf Course is a charming, regulation length, privately owned nine hole course that is open to the public, located in Massapequa, NY. The course was designed by Maurice McCarthy, spans 57 acres, and has a par of 37/74. From the blue tees, the course measures 3,346 yards with a USGA rating of 72.2 and a slope of 127. The course opened in 1947. Peninsula Golf Course has an onsite driving range with 4 practice tees. The course is wide open but challenging at the same time, with greens in great shape and no imperfections. Players can complete 18 holes by playing the nine holes twice. The facility is managed by Robert Stewart and Anthony Gallo, with PGA Professional Mike Reilly offering private and group lessons. The clubhouse is open daily with indoor and outdoor seating for breakfast and lunch, and a café offers food and beverage service throughout the course.

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VA

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WA

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Ontario

Peninsula Golf Course is a traditional-style 9-hole course overlooking Lake Superior's shores, located in Marathon, Ontario. Designed in 1952 by world-renowned Canadian golf course architect Stanley Thompson, it represents his final design before his death in January 1953. Thompson created 178 courses throughout his celebrated career, making Peninsula Golf Course a historically significant layout. The course offers a scenic setting with views of Lake Superior and features the terrain characteristic of the Ontario landscape. As a 9-hole traditional design, it provides an accessible yet enjoyable golfing experience for players of various skill levels. The facility includes a licensed clubhouse, rental equipment, and golf carts available for play. Peninsula Golf Course supports an active golfing community through men's and women's clubs, as well as junior programs throughout the season. The course is owned and operated by the Town of Marathon, making it a public facility accessible to both members and daily-fee players seeking to experience a Stanley Thompson design.

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WA

Peninsula Golf Course is a scenic 9-hole, par-33 course located one mile north of downtown Long Beach, Washington, spanning 2,306 yards from the back tees. The course features four tee options on every hole, accommodating players of all skill levels with a relaxed challenge suitable for both seasoned golfers and beginners. Set across 55 acres, the course is characterized by its natural landscape of old-growth firs, sea pines, and blooming rhododendrons, creating a dog-friendly environment where local wildlife is frequently spotted. The property also includes an 18-hole disc golf course woven through wooded areas with varied terrain and dedicated tee pads. The facility operates as a comprehensive golf destination, featuring a full-service Pro Shop offering club and disc rentals, lessons, and merchandise. An all-weather indoor driving range and golf simulator leagues are available. The adjacent Cove Restaurant provides dining options with handcrafted food and signature cocktails. The course welcomes group outings, tournaments, and special events.

Peninsula Kingswood Country Golf Club Follow

Victoria

Peninsula Kingswood Country Golf Club is located in Melbourne's renowned Sandbelt golf region, situated 35 minutes south of the CBD at the northern boundary of the Mornington Peninsula. The facility features two championship golf courses: the North Course and South Course, though specific hole counts and par information are not detailed in available content. The courses are characterized by firm greens with subtle breaks and challenging putting surfaces. The terrain features elevation changes, as exemplified by the 10th hole on the South Course, which incorporates steep rises that affect club selection and strategic approach play. Bunker placement and strategic bunkering protect direct routes to greens, requiring precision tee shots and measured approaches. The landscape is distinguished by rugged pockets of native vegetation integrated throughout the property, creating a natural environment that supports abundant birdlife including rainbow lorikeets and waterfowl. The courses incorporate creeks and water features as design elements. Beyond golf, Peninsula Kingswood offers comprehensive facilities including luxury accommodation, state-of-the-art practice areas, a 25-metre indoor swimming pool, gymnasium, tennis court, and bowling green, positioning it as a lifestyle destination rather than a golf-only venue.

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長崎県

Peninsula Owners Golf Club is an 18-hole course located on the Odo Peninsula, which juts into the calm waters of Omura Bay in Nagasaki Prefecture. Opened in 1998, it is the newest golf course in the prefecture, designed with a philosophy of "Wide & Flat But Difficult." The layout demands bold aggression and delicate course management, offering a strategic challenge that contrasts with its seemingly open terrain. The course measures 7,023 yards from the tees and carries a public rating of 73.6, figures that underscore its difficulty level. The setting is defined by the natural landscape of the peninsula, allowing players to view the islands floating in the bay, which is affectionately called "Koto-no-umi" (Sea of Koto). The round is played through rich natural surroundings that provide a backdrop of seasonal changes and winds from the bay. The design encourages players to navigate the flat terrain with precision, as the difficulty arises from the required shot selection and management rather than extreme elevation changes. The course is primarily noted for its location on the Odo Peninsula and its design philosophy that prioritizes strategic play over brute distance.

Peninsula State Park Golf Course Follow

WI

Peninsula State Park Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Ephraim, Wisconsin, offering spectacular views of Eagle Harbor and the Village of Ephraim. The course's history spans over a century, beginning as a 6-hole layout in 1921, expanding to 9 holes in 1923, and reaching its current 18-hole configuration in 1931. Set within the scenic forests of white cedar, oak, beech, and maple trees, the course features rolling woodlands and glimpses of the Niagara Escarpment. The well-maintained layout includes watered fairways and a tranquil setting frequented by local birds and wildlife. Peninsula State Park Golf Course received a 4-star rating from Golf Digest and its readers. Additionally, the facility offers a 6-hole short course with par-3 holes ranging from 60-120 yards, designed for golfers of all skill levels. The course accommodates golf tournaments and charity outings and provides instruction, a driving range, and a clubhouse restaurant.

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CA

Penn Common Golf Course Follow

Staffordshire

Considered one of the hidden gems in the Midlands, Penn Golf Club is an impressive heathland course located within Penn Common, where the industrialised Black Country meets the rural countryside of South Staffordshire. The land was acquired from the Duke of Sutherland in 1908 and has developed into one of the region's most impressive courses. The course features picturesque surroundings with views over the Clee Hills and is traditionally styled with a challenging heathland layout that has matured over more than a century. The design effectively utilises natural grasses and gorse, creating a course that is tempting to ambitious players while punishing wayward shots. Penn Golf Club maintains excellent greens year-round and well-manicured fairways throughout. The course serves as the home venue for Staffordshire U14, U16, and U18 junior boys, indicating its standing within the region. High-quality presentation and an excellent reputation characterise this traditionally designed course that appeals to golfers seeking an aesthetically pleasing and challenging round.

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PA

Penn National is a 36-hole golf course with Inn located 20 miles west of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, in the heart of Amish country in south-central Pennsylvania. The Founders Course was designed by Edmund Ault in 1966 as a classic, Northeastern-style masterpiece with large contoured greens and tree-lined fairways, and opened in 1968. The Founders Course measures 6,966 yards and plays to par 72. Iron Forge was designed by architect Bill Love and opened for play in 1997, playing 7,009 yards from the back tees with par of 72. The Founders Course can be demanding off the tee with trees lining most holes, and a 7-acre lake comes into play on several holes on both the front and back sides. Ault turns up the heat at the end, saving the best and toughest for the 5-hole stretch starting at the par-5 14th. In contrast, Iron Forge is nearly treeless and lets golfers drive aggressively from the tee, but the greens and surrounds place a premium on approach shots and putting. Iron Forge is visually stunning with 30-mile views of surrounding farmland and mountains, starting at Michaux State Forest in the foothills of South Mountain and making a single loop home. Both award-winning golf courses, Founders and Iron Forge, are 4-star rated by Golf Digest since 1999. Penn National was founded in 1968 by T.K. Nitterhouse and a group of local investors, and was the first 18-hole golf course in Franklin County, Pennsylvania.

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PA

Penn National Golf Club & Inn is a 36-hole golf resort located 20 miles west of Gettysburg, PA with two Golf Digest award-winning courses. The Founders Course was designed by Edmund Ault in 1966 as a classic Northeastern-style masterpiece with large contoured greens and tree-lined fairways, opening in 1968 and updated in 2006 with an extensive bunker and tee renovation. The 6,972-yard Founders Course features forested terrain, while the 7,009-yard Iron Forge Course was built in 1997 with very few trees. Iron Forge was designed by architect Bill Love. The facility resides in the bucolic central Pennsylvania countryside in the heart of Amish country. Golf Digest rates the Founders Course 4-Stars, with Zagat rating it 27 points. Ault saves the best and toughest for the 5-hole stretch starting at the par-5 14th. The course offers thick rough, challenging bunker locations, undulating greens, and elevation changes. Iron Forge is visually stunning with 30-mile views, starting near Michaux State Forest in the foothills of South Mountain and making a single loop home through varied terrain. In contrast to the Founders Course, Iron Forge is nearly treeless, allowing golfers to grip it and rip it from the tee while premium placement is required for shots to the green and putting. The facility has experience running professional events for over 30 years. The Inn features a manor house and six modern lodge buildings housing 52 guest rooms located off the 8th fairway. Adjacent to the resort are Michaux State Forest and Caledonia State Park, which provide hiking, biking, kayaking and outdoor adventures.

Penn Oaks Golf Club Follow

PA

Penn Oaks Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course featuring 6,610 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71, designed by Richard Roberts and opened in 1966. Located in West Chester, Pennsylvania in Thornbury Township, Penn Oaks Golf Club serves residents of Chester County and neighboring Delaware County communities. The course features a mature, tree-lined layout with narrow fairways and quick, undulating greens. The course has a rating of 71.4 with a slope rating of 131 on bent grass. The property's history dates back to 1681 when King Charles II granted the land to William Penn, and it was developed into a golf course in 1965 when Alfred Vilone acquired the property and hired Russell Roberts for the design. The facility features a driving range and short game area that was renovated in 2010. Penn Oaks hosts the Vonnie Gros Golf Classic, an annual fundraiser held in June for the West Chester University Field Hockey scholarship fund.

Penn State Golf Courses Follow

PA

Penn State Golf Courses are two 18-hole courses located in State College, Pennsylvania, operated by Pennsylvania State University. The individual courses are named after the school colors, blue and white. The Blue Course is a Par 72, 7,228 yards from the Championship Tees. Penn State's Blue and White Golf Courses completed a major renovation and redesign in 2007. The White Course was designed in 1922 by world-renowned architect Willie Park Jr., with eight original holes and green complexes still existing. The White Course is shorter than the Blue Course but still provides a test to even the skilled golfer, featuring smaller raised and undulated green complexes that demand creative and disciplined shot making. Situated deep in the rolling terrain of central Pennsylvania, the courses are designed to harmonize with the natural beauty of the surroundings. The renovated Blue Course hosted its first major amateur event, the 2009 Big Ten Men's Golf Championship. The Blue Course annually hosts the Rutherford Intercollegiate and has hosted numerous events conducted by the USGA, FCWT, AJGA, IJGT, PGA Junior Series and the West Penn Golf Association. The courses and their practice facilities serve as the home of the men's and women's golf teams and host all intramural golf activities of the university.