Golf Courses

Randpark Golf Club ☆ Follow

Gauteng 4 upcoming events

Randpark Golf Club is a distinguished establishment in Johannesburg, South Africa, operating since 1940. The club features two distinctive 18-hole championship golf courses: Firethorn and Bushwillow, both described as challenging, beautifully tree-lined layouts that are among the country's best-manicured courses. The property is characterized by pristine grounds with the Klein Jukskei river winding through it and prolific birdlife. The club has earned the accolade of Best Golf Course in Johannesburg for nine consecutive years. It has hosted prestigious tournaments including the Joburg Open, South African Open (both DP World Tour events), SA Stroke Play Championship, and the Nomads Nationals, one of the world's largest amateur golf tournaments. Facilities include a two-tiered floodlit driving range with 40 bays featuring Inrange® technology, practice putting and chipping areas, professional golf tuition, and the award-winning Fairway Hotel. The club caters to golfers of all skill levels and offers visitor tee time bookings alongside membership options.

Randwick Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Randwick Golf Club is situated along the Malabar coastline, approximately 10 km from Sydney's CBD. The course features a par-59 links-style layout that offers panoramic ocean views from every tee. This scenic coastal setting provides a unique golfing environment where aesthetic appeal is integral to the experience. The course is designed to be both challenging and accessible, accommodating golfers of varying skill levels from seasoned players to beginners. Its links-style configuration and fairway design create engaging yet manageable playing conditions. The panoramic ocean vistas throughout the course contribute to its distinctive character as a public access facility. Randwick Golf Club functions as a community-focused venue that welcomes both social and competitive golfers. Beyond the golf experience, the facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse featuring a gourmet restaurant serving contemporary Australian cuisine. The club offers affordable green fees and flexible membership options, positioning itself as an accessible recreational destination that combines quality golf with coastal landscape enjoyment and hospitality amenities.

Randy's Golf Center and Range ☆ Follow

NC

Ranelagh Golf Club ☆ Follow

Buenos Aires

Ranelagh Golf Club is a legendary golf course located in Ranelagh, Buenos Aires, Argentina, with over 100 years of history. The course features 27 holes designed to challenge players of all skill levels, combining beauty and technical difficulty. The 18-hole championship course is recognized for its demanding layout that has tested both amateur and professional golfers throughout its storied past. The club holds significant historical importance as the birthplace and home of Roberto De Vicenzo, one of golf's greatest champions. De Vicenzo began his career as a caddie at Ranelagh before becoming a world-renowned player, leaving an indelible mark on the club's legacy. The course is set within a natural landscape that emphasizes the integration of sport and nature. Beyond the golf course itself, Ranelagh functions as a comprehensive country club offering golf instruction through its prestigious golf school for children and adults, social events, dining facilities, and family-oriented activities. The club maintains a strong community atmosphere centered on camaraderie, tradition, and passion for the sport, positioning itself as more than a golf destination but as a gathering place for families and celebrations.

Ranfurlie Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Ranfurly Castle Golf Club ☆ Follow

Renfrewshire 1 upcoming event

Ranfurly Castle Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Bridge of Weir, Scotland. The course features a par structure that includes multiple par 4s, par 5s, and par 3s across the full layout. Notable holes include "Westward Ho!" (hole 1), "Valley" (hole 3), and the closing "Ranfurly" hole. The course incorporates varied terrain with distinctive Scottish character, as evidenced by hole names such as "Pechin' Brae," "Wee De'll," and "The Cliff," suggesting undulating landscapes and natural features. The course offers different tee options for varying skill levels, including men's and women's tees. The club maintains an active competition structure with open competitions and matchplay events, and has historical associations with James Braid. The course is well-maintained with professional facilities including a swing studio and custom fitting services, catering to both members and visitors seeking a traditional Scottish golf experience.

Rangatira Golf Club ☆ Follow

Manawatū-Whanganui

Rangatira Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located 12 kilometres north of Hunterville township on State Highway One in the lower North Island of New Zealand. The course is uniquely spread across three terraces overlooking the Rangitikei River, offering picturesque views and distinctive terrain that defines its character. The setting provides a scenic landscape with river views that enhance the playing experience. A notable feature of Rangatira is its electric cable car, the only one of its kind in New Zealand, which transports players from the lower terrace back to the clubhouse. This innovative transport solution reflects the course's challenging topography. The course welcomes visitors year-round and operates seven days a week, positioning itself as a destination golf course for players seeking a unique experience. Rangatira has received recognition as a 'Hidden Gem' award winner from Golf Rankings, acknowledging its quality and distinctive appeal. The combination of challenging terrain, river views, and unusual features makes it a notable course in the regional golf landscape.

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Quintana Roo

Range End Golf Course ☆ Follow

PA

Range End Golf Club is an 18-hole par-71 course designed by Roy Smith that opened in 1954, located in Dillsburg within thirty minutes of Harrisburg, York, Carlisle and Gettysburg. The course measures 6,180 yards from the longest tees with a course rating of 70.3 and slope rating of 126. A babbling brook and three small ponds come into play on nine holes, with fifty bunkers adding to the challenge, rewarding players who hit well-placed shots. The course features small manicured greens with open approach shots and several choices of tees for players at all skill levels. Operating as a private country club from 1955 to 1995, the course was then acquired by local businessmen who made substantial upgrades and opened it to the public. The brook, ponds, mature flora and mountainous backdrop with scenic vistas enhance the playing experience. The course offers an onsite driving range with practice tees for player preparation.

Rangeline Golf Center ☆ Follow

MO

Rangiora Golf Club ☆ Follow

Waimakariri District 15 upcoming events

Rangiora Golf Club was established in 1908 and is an 18-hole par 72 course. Located in beautiful North Canterbury, just 20 minutes north of Christchurch city, the course measures 5972 yards with a course rating of 71.2. The course is complemented by a practice range, chipping green with practice bunker, putting green, and a golf shop. The course features varied hole designs with challenging par 3s with 2 tiered greens and strong dog-leg right holes with greens sited on plateaus with drop offs to both the left and right. The layout incorporates strong dog-leg left holes with the fairway on one terrace and greens guarded by bunkers and steep banks. The course design includes dog-leg left challenges with fairways on different terraces and greens guarded by bunkers and steep banks, creating an undulating and strategically demanding course. The club hosts various competitions throughout the year and welcomes both members and green fee players. The Rangiora Open Tournament features best gross competition divisions, indicating the club's active tournament schedule. The setting provides a great day out for all levels of golfing ability with a reputation for friendly hospitality.

Ranjitgarh Golf Club ☆ Follow

Punjab

Ranjitgarh Golf Club is an 18-hole par 71 championship course located in the Ranjitgarh township near Jalandhar, Punjab, playing to 5,985 yards from the tips. Originally established in 1982 as a 9-hole course in a low-lying area, it was redesigned by the late Col Bagga and recently expanded to its current 18-hole layout. The course features fast greens and modern pop-up sprinkler irrigation systems with underground pipe networks. Set in a spectacular location flanked by Maharaja Ranjit Singh's historic fort and the meandering Sutlej River, the course offers a distinctive challenge despite its relatively modest length. The back nine particularly features hazards crisscrossing the fairways, providing varied playing conditions. The colonial-style clubhouse includes a large lounge, dining room, open terrace, pool table, card room, and bar. Additional facilities comprise a swimming pool and changing rooms. The course has established itself as a popular venue for golfers in the Ludhiana region.

Rankins Springs (The Andy O'Keeffe) Golf Club ☆ Follow

New South Wales

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Etelä-Savo

Ranzan Country Club ☆ Follow

比企郡

Ranzan Country Club is a 72-par, 18-hole championship course located in Saitama, Japan, designed by the renowned architect Yuji Kodera. The course layout is defined by its unique dual-green configuration, where each hole features two distinct putting surfaces-an A green and a B green-offering different yardages, slopes, and strategic challenges. The total yardage varies depending on the tees and greens played, ranging from approximately 6,812 yards for the A greens to 6,885 yards for the B greens, with course ratings around 72.8 and 73.2 respectively. The design philosophy, rooted in the "classic English style," emphasizes the natural undulations of the terrain, utilizing subtle mounding, slopes, and natural vegetation to create a demanding test that requires precise shot-making and strategic thinking. The course is divided into two distinct nines. The front nine presents a relatively gentle introduction with rolling fairways, while the back nine becomes significantly more dramatic, featuring dynamic elevation changes and more complex terrain. Notable holes include the 7th, which serves as a classic example of the dual-green strategy, and the 12th, which offers expansive views of the Chichibu mountains and requires a long carry over a valley. The 14th is a long par-5 that demands a precise tee shot to avoid out-of-bounds, while the 15th is a dogleg that plays through a corridor of trees. The terrain is characterized by natural waves and slopes that influence ball roll, requiring golfers to account for subtle breaks and elevation changes throughout the round. Ranzan Country Club holds a significant place in Japanese golf history, having opened in 1962. It was designed by Yuji Kodera, a key figure in the internationalization of Japanese golf, and the clubhouse was designed by architect Taro Amano, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. The clubhouse itself is a notable architectural landmark, selected by DOCOMOMO Japan for its significance in the modern movement, often compared to the Guggenheim Museum for its use of curved forms. The course has hosted major amateur events, including the All Japan Junior Championship in the 1960s, the Kanto Open in 1976 (won by Masashi Ozaki), the Japan Open in 1984 (won by Koichi Ohara), and the Japan Senior Open in 2006 (won by Tsuneyoshi Nakajima). It continues to be a respected venue for amateur competitions and a destination for golfers seeking a challenging and historically rich course.

Raon GC ☆ Follow

제주특별자치도

Raon Golf Club is a 27-hole facility located in Hyeongpyeong-myeon, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea. The course is situated within a natural subtropical forest and was designed by Colin Montgomerie. The layout is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses: the Stone Course, the Lake Course, and the Pine Course. Each nine-hole loop offers a unique character, with the design aiming to maintain player interest and tension through varied hole designs that preserve the original natural terrain. The Stone Course features holes that demand precision, such as the first hole, a relatively short dogleg-left par 4. This hole requires an accurate tee shot to avoid side bunkers and sets up an approach to a green guarded by four bunkers. The green slopes downward toward the fairway, requiring careful club selection to avoid overshooting. The course design generally incorporates significant elevation changes and strategic bunkering to challenge players' accuracy and course management skills. The Lake Course is known for its expansive views and the first hole, which is a downhill par 5. This hole is named after Colin Montgomerie, who famously made a chip-in from the front edge of the green to win a skin during a tournament. The tee shot offers a commanding view but is affected by wind, while the approach to the green is guarded by bunkers on both sides. The green is narrow, and its slope away from the fairway adds to the difficulty of holding the putting surface. The Pine Course provides a different challenge, highlighted by a downhill par 5 on the first hole that offers clear sightlines to the green and distant views of the Oreo mountain. The fairway appears narrower due to a side bunker on the right, deterring aggressive play. Long hitters may attempt to reach the green in two, but two bunkers on the front right protect the putting surface. The green is peanut-shaped and slopes toward the center, requiring precise placement. Raon Golf Club hosted the 2004 MBC Raon Construction Invitational, a tournament that featured notable golfers including Tiger Woods, Colin Montgomerie, K.J. Choi, and Se Ri Pak. The event underscores the course's capability to host professional competition. The facility is managed by Raon Leisure Development Co., Ltd., and is located at 998 Yonggeum-ro, Hyeongpyeong-myeon, Jeju City.

Raon Goilf Beinn na Faoghla ☆ Follow

Na h-Eileanan Siar

Benbecula Golf Club is a nine-hole course located on the Isle of Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides, situated on the flat grasslands of Scotland's Uist islands. The naturally flat layout is maintained to high standards by club members and features 18 tees in operation, allowing for varied play across two rounds. The course presents testing holes that demand careful club selection and judgment, with natural hazards including rabbit scrapes adding character to the game. Set beside Benbecula Air Strip and minutes from Balivanich, the course offers spectacular views of the Monach Isles and Atlantic Ocean from multiple vantage points. The course is popular with visiting golfers seeking a distinctive golfing experience in a remote island setting. The relaxed atmosphere and unhurried pace of play reflect the broader way of life in the Uists, making it an appealing destination for those seeking golf in unique surroundings. The well-maintained condition and naturally flat terrain make it accessible while still presenting enough challenge to engage golfers of various abilities.

Raon Goilf Steòrnabhaigh ☆ Follow

Na h-Eileanan Siar

Stornoway Golf Club is an 18-hole course located on the Isle of Lewis in the Western Isles of Scotland, set within the woodlands of Lews Castle. The course features scenic views overlooking Stornoway Harbour and the Minch. The layout rises from the castle woodlands toward moorlands to the west of town, presenting an undulating landscape that demands accurate shot-making and precise distance judgment. The terrain and elevation changes create a challenging playing experience across varied topography. The course is professionally maintained and well-designed, welcoming both visitors and members. Founded in 1890, Stornoway Golf Club remains a significant fixture in Scottish links golf, offering golfers a distinctive experience shaped by its unique island setting and natural landscape characteristics.

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Raon Private CC ☆ Follow

제주특별자치도

Raon Private CC is a 27-hole golf facility located in Han-gyeong-myeon, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea. The course is situated within a natural subtropical forest area and is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the Stone Course, the Lake Course, and the Pine Course. Designed by Colin Montgomerie, the layout preserves the original natural terrain, with each loop offering unique characteristics and views. The facility hosted the 2004 MBC Raon Construction Invitational, a tournament that featured notable players including Tiger Woods, Colin Montgomerie, K.J. Choi, and Se Ri Pak. The Stone Course is characterized by dogleg holes and strategic bunkering. The first hole, a relatively short dogleg par 4, requires precise tee shots due to side bunkers on the left and right. The green is surrounded by four bunkers and slopes downward from the fairway, demanding accurate iron play and careful approach shots. The design emphasizes accuracy and strategic placement to navigate the tight fairways and protected greens. The Lake Course offers expansive views from the tee boxes and features a downhill par 5 on the first hole. This hole, known as the Colin Montgomerie Hole, is a dogleg right where players must balance distance with wind conditions. The green is guarded by bunkers on the left and right, with limited space for error. Montgomerie famously sank a chip-in from the front edge of this green to secure a birdie and win a skin during the 2004 invitational, cementing the hole's legacy. The Pine Course provides open views of the green and distant Mount Geonchul. The first hole is a downhill par 5 with a narrow fairway due to a right-side bunker, creating a visually challenging approach. Long hitters may attempt to reach the green in two, but two bunkers on the front right protect the putting surface. The peanut-shaped green slopes toward the center, requiring precise distance control and strategic hole placement awareness.

Rapid City Elks Golf Course ☆ Follow

SD

Rapid City Elks Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in a valley east of Rapid City near the Black Hills. The course measures 5,909 yards and is rated 70.0 from the blue tees with a slope of 131, offering challenges for golfers of all skill levels. The front nine winds through scenic creek-side vistas along Rapid Creek, where wildlife including ducks, geese, deer, wild turkey, mink, and turtles are frequently observed. The back nine features wetland preserves designed for bird nesting habitat. Elevated tees throughout the course provide panoramic views of prairie lands, the Badlands to the east, and the Black Hills to the west. The course maintains multiple tee options: blue (70.0 rating, 131 slope), white (69.4 rating, 127 slope), red (69.9 rating, 131 slope), and gold (65.8 rating, 120 slope) tees, accommodating beginners through advanced players. The course is recognized as a top-rated public course in South Dakota and features a well-maintained pro shop offering instruction and club fitting services, along with dining facilities.

Raptor Bay Golf Club ☆ Follow

FL

Raquette River Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

NY 5 upcoming events

Raritan Landing Golf Course ☆ Follow

NJ

Raritan Landing Golf Course, located in Piscataway on county land, is an 18-hole par-58 course spanning 3,300 yards. Designed by Stephen Kay and opened October 1, 1999, the course emphasizes shot-making and accuracy as its primary challenge. The layout features small greens and narrow fairways that provide a demanding test despite the course's relatively short yardage, making it accessible yet challenging for golfers of all skill levels. The course offers a premium playing experience focused on precision rather than distance. Currently, the clubhouse is undergoing assessment for future renovations, including the addition of interactive golf simulators and other amenities. Raritan Landing operates with flexible pricing structures for both resident and non-resident players, including discounted rates through an Advantage Card program and various twilight and replay options.