Golf Courses

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New South Wales

Portland Golf Club is a 9-hole sand green course in New South Wales, widely regarded as the most challenging sand green course in the state. The course features 18 tees plus women's tees, allowing for varied play across both nines. Set on undulating terrain, the layout combines traditional links and parkland design elements to create a distinctive golfing experience. The course's design emphasizes challenge and variety, with the sand greens presenting a unique playing surface that distinguishes it from conventional grass greens. The scenic landscape and rolling topography provide an engaging setting for golfers of all levels. As a community-focused facility, Portland Golf Club offers a welcoming environment while maintaining its reputation as a formidable test of golf, particularly notable for the specific challenges presented by its sand green construction.

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Portlaoise Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Laois

Portlaoise Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located in Meelick, Portlaoise, County Laois, situated on the historic site of the original Maryborough Golf Club dating back to the 1800s. The course is set among over two thousand trees and water features, creating a lush, scenic landscape characteristic of the Irish Midlands region. The layout features some of the best holes in the Midlands and is designed to test golfers of all abilities, from beginners to experienced players. The course maintains natural playing conditions year-round, with no fairway mats or temporary greens during winter months. The club emphasizes accessibility and community, welcoming both members and visitors in a friendly environment. The course combines historic significance with modern amenities, including a clubhouse with café and bar facilities, making it a comprehensive golfing destination in the region.

Portlethen Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Portlethen Golf Club is a parkland course located in Aberdeen, Scotland, recognized as one of the best courses in the North East region. The course has matured into a prestigious venue, hosting notable tournaments including the 2021 Scottish Amateur Men's Championship and the Scottish PGA Northern Open. The course features natural characteristics, most notably the Findon burn, which is lined with mature broadleaf trees and crosses five holes on the front nine, influencing both tee shots and approach play. This water feature presents a key design element affecting strategy throughout the course. The club offers extensive practice facilities, including a 4-bay driving range and short game area, with a substantial putting green conveniently positioned near the first tee. Golf trolleys, powered trollies, and buggies are available for hire from the club professional. The course has gained recognition at district and national levels as a top-quality venue for prestigious golf events, establishing itself as a significant destination for competitive golf in Scotland's northeast.

Portmahomack Golf Club ☆ Follow

Highland

Portmahomack Golf Club is a links-style, 9-hole golf course located in Portmahomack, Tain, Highland, Scotland. Positioned as a golfing jewel of Northern Scotland, the course is designed to accommodate players of all skill levels. The layout features typical links-style characteristics, which generally include natural terrain with open fairways and minimal trees. The course offers both casual play and competitive opportunities, with online tee time booking available for members and visitors. The club maintains a fully licensed bar and clubhouse catering facilities, providing amenities for golfers. While specific details about individual hole designs, exact yardage, par ratings, and signature features are not extensively detailed in available information, the course is established as a community golfing destination in the Scottish Highlands. The facility supports membership programs and hosts open competitions throughout the year.

Portmarnock Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Dublin

Portmarnock Golf Club is a championship links course located 10 miles north of Dublin City and 15 minutes from Dublin Airport, situated on a narrow tongue of shallow duneland along Ireland's coast. The course features 27 holes of classic linkland design. It is consistently ranked among Ireland's top courses, including in Golf Digest rankings, and is recognized as one of the most respected venues in world golf. The course has hosted significant international tournaments, including the 1960 Canada Cup, won by Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead, and the 1991 Walker Cup, secured by an American team featuring Phil Mickelson and David Duval. Portmarnock has also hosted 19 stagings of the European Tour's Irish Open Championship. The serpentine routing through traditional linksland provides a challenging examination for golfers of all levels. The course's enduring quality and distinguished tournament history reflect its status as a premier golfing destination that has attracted world-class players throughout its rich history.

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County Dublin

Portmore Golf Park ☆ Follow

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Portmore Golf Park is a 27-hole facility located on the outskirts of Barnstaple in North Devon. The complex comprises two distinct courses: the Barum Course, an 18-hole parkland layout that challenges players of all skill levels, and the Landkey Course, a renovated 9-hole par-3 course designed to be accessible for beginners while remaining engaging for experienced golfers. Set within beautifully maintained parkland terrain near the North Devon coast, the courses offer a welcoming environment for all abilities. The facility also features a Toptracer-powered driving range with innovative ball-tracking technology, enabling golfers to enhance their skills through advanced practice capabilities. The clubhouse provides food and beverage services utilizing locally sourced ingredients, complementing the on-course experience. Portmore Golf Park serves as a community-focused venue offering membership options across various age categories, golf instruction including junior and adult academies, and hosting competitions and events throughout the year.

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Rio Grande do Sul

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Edinburgh

Portola Country Club Golf Shop ☆ Follow

CA

Portola Country Club is a gated 55+ community located in Palm Desert, featuring an 18-hole, par-3 golf course surrounded by 500 homes in a park-like setting. The course is characterized by its challenging layout with numerous ponds and fountains throughout, set against stunning mountain views. The intimate design emphasizes accessibility for active adult residents. The community includes a well-appointed clubhouse hosting social activities, along with amenities such as three pools, spas, pickleball and tennis courts. Located just three blocks from Palm Desert's Civic Center Park and near El Paseo Drive's restaurants and shopping, the course serves as the centerpiece of this residential community. HOA fees include unlimited golf for two residents, cable television, and access to all community facilities, making it an integrated leisure destination for its 55+ demographic.

Portpatrick Dunskey Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Portpatrick Dunskey Golf Club is situated on the southwest Scottish coast near the village of Portpatrick, overlooking the North Channel to Ireland. The club features two courses: an 18-hole Dunskey course and a 9-hole Dinvin course. Both courses are set approximately 150 feet above sea level on rolling moorland and seaside heath terrain, offering spectacular views extending to the Isle of Man, Mourne Mountains, and Mull of Kintyre on clear days. The Dunskey 18-hole course presents a challenge to golfers of all levels while traversing rugged, scenic terrain. The Dinvin is a unique 9-hole par-3 course designed to test short-game skills in links-style conditions. Both courses benefit from the temperate Gulf Stream climate, making them playable year-round. The club's well-appointed clubhouse features panoramic windows offering views across the courses and surrounding countryside. Portpatrick Dunskey is known for welcoming visitors and societies throughout the year, combining quality facilities with hospitality in a distinctive coastal setting.

Portsalon Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Donegal

Portsalon Golf Club is a historic links course located in Fanad, County Donegal, Ireland, nestled beneath the Knockalla mountains and stretching along Ballymastocker beach. Golf has been played on these links since the 1880s, and the club was a founder member of the Golfing Union of Ireland, the world's oldest golfing union. Originally designed by Charles Thompson of Portrush, the course has undergone significant evolution, with major redesign work completed by Pat Ruddy in 2000. The layout continues to be refined under the guidance of 2014 Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley. Currently ranked in the top 25 courses in Ireland by Golf Digest, Portsalon presents a genuine test of links golf. The course is characterized by its challenging coastal terrain and dramatic setting against the mountains and beach. Portsalon participates annually in the Donegal Links Classic, a three-day tournament shared with Rosapenna and Ballyliffin golf clubs.

Portsea Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Portsea Golf Club is a coastal links course located on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Australia, established in 1926. Set on rolling sand dunes surrounded by coastal vegetation, the course offers spectacular views across Port Phillip Bay and sits between the shores of Port Phillip Bay and Point Nepean National Park. The course features a layout that showcases the natural landscape, with holes such as the par-3 2nd and par-4 3rd providing memorable playing experiences with views toward Point Nepean National Park. Recent renovations by OCM Golf have widened fairways and revamped hazards and greens to enhance both strategic play and natural beauty. Founded amid sand dunes and Moonah forests, Portsea delivers a pure golfing experience that combines history with seaside charm and flowing dunes. The terrain is characterized by its undulating nature, with approaches to holes like the 6th requiring uphill shots. The course maintains a welcoming atmosphere while delivering a uniquely Australian coastal links experience, enhanced by its distinctive setting and comprehensive onsite accommodation facilities with views across the course and bay.

Portsmouth Country Club ☆ Follow

NH

Portsmouth Country Club is a private, member-owned golf course located in Greenland, New Hampshire, nestled along the scenic shores of Great Bay. Founded in 1901, the club has a rich history in New England golf. The current 18-hole championship course was designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones and completed in 1956, officially opening in July 1957, following the club's relocation due to government acquisition of its original property. The course blends the natural beauty of its coastal setting with expertly designed playability characteristic of Jones's work. The club's modern clubhouse, built in 1998, replaced the original structure that had served members for over four decades. As a premier golfing destination for over a century, Portsmouth Country Club maintains its reputation as a top-tier private club offering an exceptional golf experience in the New England region.

Portsmouth Golf Club ☆ Follow

Greater London

Portsmouth Golf Course is an 18-hole downland golf course located in Hampshire with panoramic views of the Solent. Situated on elevated terrain, the course offers dramatic hilltop vistas and is characterized by its natural downland landscape, which creates an interesting and challenging layout. The course features quirky design elements that test golfers' skills across varying terrain. The course caters to golfers of all abilities, with reviews consistently praising its well-maintained greens and fairways. The layout utilizes the natural landscape to provide both aesthetic appeal and strategic challenge. Portsmouth Golf Course operates as part of the Loyaltee Golf network and offers pay-and-play rounds, membership options, and golf lessons. The facility includes a family and dog-friendly clubhouse with a bar, restaurant, rooftop terrace, and function room available for events. Located near local attractions including the Spinnaker Tower and Historic Dockyard, the course combines accessible golf with quality amenities and a welcoming atmosphere for visitors and members alike.

Portstewart Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Portstewart Golf Club is home to three links courses founded in 1894. The Championship Strand Course is the most prominent, having hosted the 2017 Dubai Duty Free Irish Open. The Strand Course is recognized as one of the finest links layouts, with Jon Rahm describing it as "probably one of the most beautiful golf courses I have ever seen." The club also features the Riverside Course and the Old Course. Located in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, the courses exemplify true links golf at the highest level. The facility caters to all skill levels, from beginners to elite golfers, with championship-caliber design and challenging conditions shaped by the natural coastal terrain. The club's multiple courses and comprehensive facilities have established it as a significant venue in Irish golf, capable of hosting major professional tournaments while maintaining accessibility for everyday players.

Portumna Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Galway

Portumna Golf Club is an 18-hole championship parkland course located in County Galway, set within Portumna Forest Park on the shores of Lough Derg. Founded in 1913, the original 9-hole course relocated to its current location in 1934, expanding to 18 holes in the early 1990s with the new course opening in 1992. The course is characterized by mature tree-lined fairways featuring Scots pine, Norway spruce, and majestic beeches, creating a tranquil woodland setting. The layout combines strategic design elements suitable for golfers of all skill levels, offering both a challenging test and playable experience. The course maintains a high standard and is recognized as Connaught's leading parkland course. Notable features include abundant wildlife within the Forest Park, including fallow deer, red squirrels, foxes, and 85 bird species. The surrounding landscape provides scenic views of Lough Derg. Portumna offers comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse restaurant sourcing local ingredients, accommodation options, and golf shop services. The club welcomes members and green fee players year-round, maintaining a strong community spirit and welcoming atmosphere.

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Buenos Aires

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Córdoba

Posse ☆ Follow

MO

The Posse course at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex in Smithville features 6,768 yards for a par of 72 and was designed by Craig Schreiner, ASGCA, opening in 1982. The original course features bluegrass fairways, rolling terrain and beautiful lake views. The course rating is 71.8 with a slope rating of 125. The course offers exciting views of Smithville Lake along with its natural wildlife habitats. The courses were named in homage to Jesse James, a native to this area. The Posse is the original 18-hole course at Smithville Lake featuring five water hazards and a beautiful view of the lake. The rolling terrain creates varied elevation changes throughout the layout, with multiple holes positioned directly adjacent to the lake. It is a popular tournament course that is well managed. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels with multiple tee options and fairways that range from moderately challenging to demanding.

Posse Course ☆ Follow

MO

The 18-hole Posse course features 6,768 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Designed by Craig Schreiner, ASGCA, the Posse golf course opened in 1982. The course features bluegrass fairways, rolling terrain and beautiful lake views. Its front nine stretches out along the lake before turning away from the water, but towards other hazards and challenges. Trees, smaller lakes, and the ever-present wind off the lake make The Posse a formidable foe for any golfer. The course rating is 71.8 and it has a slope rating of 125. This layout features five water hazards and a beautiful view of the lake. A popular tournament course that is well managed. Four sets of tee markers make it playable for all. The course is visually interesting with strategically placed bunkers and gently rolling slopes. The bunkers and slopes are masterfully arranged to make landing areas seem smaller and greens look a little tougher than they really are. The course offers exciting views of Smithville Lake along with its natural wildlife habitats. The course was named in homage to Jesse James, a native to this area.