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Plumas Lake Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

CA

Plumas Lake Golf Club, located 10 miles south of Marysville in the Sacramento Valley, is an 18-hole semi-private course open to the public. Originally developed as a 9-hole course by club members, it was expanded and redesigned in 1960 by renowned architect Bob Baldock. The course plays at 6,200 yards from the White Tees and features relatively small greens protected by abundant mature oak trees lining Bermuda fairways. A drainage canal meanders throughout the property and comes into play on 12 of the 18 holes, adding strategic challenge. The course is not exceptionally long or hilly, making it suitable for walking. Plumas Lake has been recognized as a top 100 public golf course in America by Golf Digest on two occasions. Conveniently situated approximately 30-40 minutes from Sacramento and 45 minutes from Chico and Oroville, the course offers an accessible championship golf experience in the valley setting.

Plumas Pines Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Plumas Pines Golf Resort is an 18-hole championship course located in Graeagle, California, designed by Homer Flint in 1980. The course measures 6,504 yards with a par of 72, a course rating of 71.3, and a slope of 132 from the blue tees. Set among towering pine trees in the Sierra Nevada foothills, the course offers scenic views and a naturally beautiful landscape characteristic of the region. The layout provides a variety of distances and shot-making requirements, making it suitable for golfers of different skill levels. The course is noted for its excellent conditions and engaging design that challenges players while maintaining accessibility. As a public facility, Plumas Pines has earned recognition as a top-rated course in California. The resort operates as a full-service facility, offering not only golf but also dining, lodging partnerships, and event hosting capabilities, making it a comprehensive golf destination in the Sierra region.

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MI

Plymouth Country Club ☆ Follow

NC

Plymouth Country Club is a 9-hole course located in Plymouth, North Carolina that features 3,106 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. Designed by William S. Flynn, the course opened in 1937. Ellis Maples and Dick Wilson supervised the construction of the course and tweaked Flynn's design slightly. The fairways are lined with many old oak trees and tall pine trees, with dogwoods scattered around the course. The course is playable but challenging, simplistic in design but does not give up much, and is not tricked up though golfers cannot easily score. The course is challenging due to its length and small bent grass greens, however it is very playable for any golfer. Built on sand hills which allows excellent drainage, the course can be played in the wettest weather conditions with 90% of the course not having cart path only rules.

Plymouth Country Club ☆ Follow

MA

Plymouth Country Club is a private, member-governed 18-hole championship course located in historic Plymouth, Massachusetts. Designed by renowned architect Donald Ross and organized in 1910, the course represents a classic masterpiece that has endured for over a century. Situated in America's Hometown, the course is set within the heart of Plymouth's historic landscape. The course is characterized as a Donald Ross design that continues to challenge players of all abilities, reflecting the architect's signature style of strategic hole design and natural terrain integration. As a Ross-designed course from the early 20th century, it exemplifies the golden age of American golf course architecture, with routing and green complexes that reward thoughtful play and course management. The club maintains its original character while preserving the integrity of Ross's design philosophy. The course has withstood the test of time, remaining a significant example of early American golf course architecture in New England. Located at 221 Warren Avenue in Plymouth, the club serves as a centerpiece of the town's recreational and social community.

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IN

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Pocahontas Country Club ☆ Follow

WV

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IA

Pocasset Golf Club ☆ Follow

MA

Pocasset Golf Club is a Donald Ross design established in 1916, located in the quiet village of Pocasset, Massachusetts, approximately 3 miles from the Cape Cod Canal. The course features rolling, natural terrain with pristine conditions, having undergone a complete restoration over the past five years. The layout incorporates characteristic elements of Ross's design philosophy, with gently contoured fairways and strategically placed bunkers that provide challenge for players of all skill levels. The course is characterized by natural heather that moves freely in summer winds, creating a distinctive Cape Cod aesthetic. The design balances playability across varying abilities while maintaining the architectural integrity of a classic early-20th century course. Pocasset has earned recognition as one of Cape Cod's finest golf courses, combining its historic pedigree with modern conditioning standards. The club operates as a private membership facility that emphasizes an approachable, welcoming atmosphere while maintaining high standards for course maintenance and member experience.

Pocheon Adonis CC ☆ Follow

Pocheon Adonis CC is a 27-hole golf course located in Sinbuk-myeon, Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The facility is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the West Course, the Middle Course, and the East Course. Each nine-hole loop is designed to function as a complete 18-hole equivalent, with yardages ranging from 3,452 yards for the Middle Course to 3,557 yards for the East Course. The design philosophy emphasizes a total length of approximately 7,000 yards for a full round, with fairway widths averaging around 60 meters. The course layout is strategically oriented to minimize sun interference, with most holes facing north or south, and significant effort was made to reduce blind shots by ensuring visibility between tees, intermediate points, and greens. The terrain varies significantly across the three loops. The West Course is characterized by rich mounds and strong undulations, featuring dog-leg holes and varied elevation changes. It includes four par-5s and four par-4s, with holes 1, 6, 8, and 9 serving as dog-legs. The Middle Course, situated in the central part of the property, offers a mix of uphill and downhill holes with a focus on gentle slopes. It features four par-5s and four par-4s, with dog-leg holes at 2, 4, 6, and 7. The East Course is comparatively flatter, designed to provide open views and a less demanding play experience. It includes one par-5 and four par-4s, with the 9th hole being the only dog-leg on this loop. The course features water hazards and waterfalls integrated into the landscape to enhance the natural flow and aesthetic appeal. Landscape design principles prioritize the preservation of existing topography and vegetation. The course utilizes natural ridges and slopes to create strategic bunkering and drainage, with mounding designed to blend with the surrounding mountain scenery. The fairways are generally wide, and the design aims to provide open views between holes to enhance the playing experience. The course includes two par-3s on each nine-hole loop, with lengths varying from 165 yards to 210 yards. The design incorporates a mix of uphill and downhill holes to provide variety, with slope gradients generally kept within 8% to ensure playability and safety. The course is accessible to the public, offering a round that combines strategic challenge with scenic beauty.

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Poco Creek Golf Course ☆ Follow

NE

Poco Creek Golf Course is a 9-hole, par 35 public course located on 47 scenic acres on the east edge of Aurora, Nebraska. The layout consists of two par-threes, six par-fours, and one par-five, with three tee options available to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. The course features tree-lined fairways, native grasses, and a meandering creek that provides both aesthetic appeal and strategic challenge throughout play. Designed to test golfers across all abilities, the course presents moderate complexity through its natural terrain and water hazards. In addition to the golf course itself, Poco Creek opened an Aurora Community Clubhouse in mid-2022, which serves as both a traditional clubhouse and community event venue. Adjacent to the clubhouse is an 11,000 square foot artificial turf putting and chipping practice facility, providing dedicated space for player development and event hosting. The course operates as a public facility welcoming daily play and tournament events throughout the year.

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Pohick Bay Golf Course ☆ Follow

VA

Pohick Bay Golf Course, originally built in 1982, is located on the Mason Neck Peninsula in Lorton, Virginia. The 18-hole course runs 6,400 yards from the back tees and features bent grass from tee to green with a mix of poa annua. The course was designed by George Cobb and John LaFoy. With a 132 slope rating, rolling terrain throughout and several significant water hazards, course management is essential. The signature hole 2 is a par 3 measuring 168 yards from the back tees, where golfers must lift their shots high over a deep ravine stretching from the tee box to just short of the green. Hole 18 is a par 5 measuring over 500 yards from the tips with a slight dog leg left. The course is known for presenting a significant challenge to golfers with its elevation changes and water hazards. The facility includes a practice area with a driving range featuring sand traps, practice putting and chipping greens, and lessons from PGA professionals. The course also offers a fully-stocked pro shop and a full service snack bar.

Pohlcat ☆ Follow

MI

Pohlcat Golf Course is a championship-style par-72 course located in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, designed by former PGA Tour Champion Dan Pohl, a native of the area. Since opening in 1992, it has established itself as a premier destination for golfers throughout Michigan and surrounding regions. The course features a distinctive design philosophy that mirrors the characteristics of PGA Tour layouts that Pohl played during his professional career. It combines challenging, yet fair design principles with beautiful northern Michigan scenery, incorporating a links-style aesthetic. This unique blend creates a memorable golfing experience that emphasizes strategic play across its 18 holes. The course is known for presenting a tough but fair challenge to players of all skill levels. Its design integrates the natural landscape and terrain of the region, offering scenic views characteristic of northern Michigan. Beyond the golf experience, the facility includes a bar and grill called The Den, membership programs, a practice range, instruction services, and accommodations for golf outings and tournaments. The venue also features event facilities including a recently renovated banquet space.

Poinciana Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

Poinciana Golf Club is a public executive course located 15 minutes south of downtown West Palm Beach in Lake Worth, Florida. Designed by renowned architect Leon Howard in 1976, the course features 18 holes with a par of 64 and 4,561 yards. The layout includes three par 5s, four par 4s, and eleven par 3s, offering accessibility for players of all skill levels while providing a challenging test from the longest tees. The course is characterized by numerous lakes and bunkers strategically protecting the greens, which are noted among the finest in the area. Four sets of tees accommodate varying abilities and preferences. The relatively short yardage and executive format make it suitable for beginners and intermediate golfers seeking practice and quick rounds, while advanced players can test their skills from the back markers. Currently owned and operated by brothers Paul and Vincent Grillo Jr., who bring over 50 years of combined golf course management experience, the facility has recently transitioned to new ownership and management.

Point at Polzeath Golf Course ☆ Follow

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The Point at Polzeath is an 18-hole, par 72 parkland course stretching to approximately 6,300 yards from the back tees, situated near St Minver on the north Cornwall coast. Originally opened in the mid-1990s as Roserrow Golf & Country Club, it was designed by former Ryder Cup player and broadcaster Dave Feherty. The course underwent substantial redesign work from 2015 onward under architect Tim Lobb of Thomson Perrett & Lobb, with improvements to fairway definition, bunkers, tees, greens, and drainage across the majority of holes. Set within 230 acres of undulating parkland just above the Camel Estuary, the course sits around two miles north of Rock and a mile from the well-regarded St Enodoc Golf Club. Views extend across Hayle Bay to Pentire Point and Newlands Island, with the terrain providing genuine elevation changes that add to the challenge. Despite a relatively modest yardage, the course plays longer than the scorecard suggests due to its undulating nature and exposure to coastal winds. The 14th, a 386-yard par four and stroke index 1, is considered the signature hole, with a stream running along the left side making it both the toughest and most visually striking on the course. The par five 6th is also notable for a traditional dry stone wall that forces a strategic decision from the fairway. The course has hosted the Cornish Festival of Golf alongside regional venues Trevose and St Enodoc.

Point Grey Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

British Columbia

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RI

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AL