Golf Courses

Real Club de Golf Las Brisas ☆ Follow

Andalucía

Real Club de Golf Las Brisas is an exclusive private members golf club located in Marbella, Spain, and is recognized as one of the country's premier courses. The course was originally designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Sr. and subsequently updated by Kyle Phillips, ensuring a modern, championship-quality layout. The club positions itself as a destination for those seeking an exceptional golf experience combined with a refined social environment. The facility emphasizes excellent service, well-maintained grounds, and superior dining options alongside various social events and recreational activities for members and their guests. The course is characterized by its exclusive membership structure, catering to discerning golfers who value both the playing experience and the club's relaxing atmosphere. Las Brisas maintains high standards for course condition and facilities, with dedicated greenkeeping staff ensuring optimal playing surfaces. The combination of its prestigious design pedigree, Marbella's sought-after location, and commitment to member services establishes it as one of the region's most distinguished golf clubs.

Real Club de Golf Las Palmas ☆ Follow

Las Palmas

Real Club de Golf Las Palmas is an 18-hole championship course with a par 72 and a slope rating of 126, totaling 6,280 meters. Designed by Javier Arana, the course is situated at 60 meters above sea level in the Canary Islands. The layout is characterized as comfortable and accessible, featuring moderate hole-to-tee distances without significant elevation changes, requiring minimal physical exertion. The course offers spectacular panoramic views of the sea from the front nine holes. The signature 18th hole features a dramatic approach to the clubhouse, where the green, fairway approach area, and terrace gardens blend seamlessly. Established in 1891, it is recognized as Spain's oldest golf club. The course presents a balanced challenge combining playability with strategic design elements. Notable features include well-maintained greens and fairways set within the natural landscape of Las Palmas. The venue hosts various tournaments and events, including the Copa W. Palmer, and provides comprehensive facilities including a golf school, hotel accommodations at Hotel Bandama Golf, and equestrian amenities.

Real Club de la Puerta de Hierro ☆ Follow

Comunidad de Madrid

Real Club de la Puerta de Hierro occupies a singular place in Spanish golf - a club so steeped in aristocratic tradition that American President Gerald Ford reportedly called it "the club of kings and the king of clubs." Few venues on the Iberian Peninsula can match either its history or its courses. The club takes its name from the baroque triumphal arch built by Ferdinand VI in 1753, which stands at the entrance to the estate in the Fuencarral-El Pardo district of northwest Madrid. Founded in 1895 as a polo club by a group of prominent noblemen led by the 16th Duke of Alba, it enjoyed the active support of King Alfonso XIII from the outset. Golf came shortly afterwards, played initially at the Hipódromo de la Castellana. In 1912 the club relocated to its present site on land provided by the King at a nominal annual rent, adding the prefix Real in the process. The older of the two main courses, the Arriba - or upper course - was designed by Harry Colt and opened in 1914. Colt himself observed that it would be difficult to find a site with greater natural aptitude for outstanding greens, and the mature holm oak forest that frames both layouts, with the Sierra de Guadarrama mountains visible beyond, goes some way to vindicating that assessment. Tom Simpson was brought in to remodel the layout in 1924. Colt returned for further modifications in 1931. Simpson then lived at the club between 1946 and 1949, working on additional holes, and John Harris made further changes in the 1960s. More recently, Robert Trent Jones Jr and Kyle Phillips have carried out the latest revisions. The Abajo - the lower course, considered the more competitive championship layout - was substantially redesigned by Jones and Phillips in 1998, though several original Colt holes from 1914 survive intact, among them the first, third, and fourth. A standalone nine-hole course called Buena Vista, designed by Phillips, opened in 2018. The Arriba measures around 6,375 metres from the back tees to a par of 72; the Abajo plays to approximately 6,052 metres, also par 72. Puerta de Hierro hosted the Madrid Open on the European Tour from 1972 to 1993, a run that produced winners of the calibre of Seve Ballesteros, Ian Woosnam, Bernhard Langer, and Sandy Lyle. The club is strictly private, accessible only to members and their guests. Both courses rank consistently among the leading layouts in Spain and across the Iberian Peninsula.

Real Club Pineda de Sevilla ☆ Follow

Andalucía

Real Club Pineda was founded as an equestrian club by a group of Army officers in the 1940s and occupies a 200-acre site on the south side of Seville, with members enjoying a wide range of sports including golf and equine activities. The original 9-hole course was expanded to eighteen holes by Jose Luís Bastarreche in 1992 then the layout was renovated by GTM Golf. Located three kilometres from Seville, Pineda is a Rodrigo and Felipe Benjumea design that opened in 1939 and was the first club in the province, with no other courses opening until 1991. Pineda is mainly flat but follows a slight incline towards the Guadiara river, with wide fairways separated by abundant vegetation including notable palm and pine trees. The greens are fairly small and due to well positioned water hazards access to them can be tricky, with the par four 1st hole rated as one of the most difficult with a dogleg to the right. The club's racecourse, which is the only private track operating within the country, is actually crossed by a couple of holes during a round on the golf course.

Real del Country ☆ Follow

Colima

Real del Mar ☆ Follow

Baja California

Real del Mar is an 18-hole golf course located in Tijuana, Baja California, positioned 15 minutes from the United States border. The course is situated on a beachfront property nestled among green hills with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. The resort setting emphasizes the integration of the course within a natural landscape, combining golfing with tranquil coastal scenery. The facility offers golf lessons and a driving range on-site, catering to various skill levels. The course is part of a full-service hotel and resort that accommodates golfers seeking both a challenging round and a relaxing retreat. The property's location and ocean views are highlighted as distinguishing features, making it notable for players who value scenic coastal golf experiences combined with resort amenities.

Real Golf Club de San Sebastián ☆ Follow

Euskadi

Real Golf Club de San Sebastián is an 18-hole championship golf course with a par of 71, established in 1910. Located in Hondarribia, in the municipality near San Sebastián, the course sits on the slopes of Monte Jaizkibel, close to the Bidasoa River estuary and the French border, approximately 5 minutes from San Sebastián airport. The course spans 50 hectares of natural landscape, offering distinctive seasonal variations that transform the playing experience throughout the year. The design presents a challenging layout for golfers of all levels, featuring strategic bunkering, elevation changes, and natural hazards including a small stream that crosses multiple holes. Notable holes include the opening par-4, which features a semi-blind tee shot through densely wooded terrain with downhill elevation; hole 8, a dramatic downhill par-3 with excellent views and a stream fronting the green; and hole 18, a challenging uphill par-3 with significant bunker protection. The course is characterized by pronounced elevation changes, tree-lined fairways, and greens protected by strategically placed hazards. The club has historical significance as the birthplace of legendary golfer José María Olazábal's golf career. Beyond the course, facilities include a restaurant and clubhouse amenities.

Real Golf Club de Zarautz ☆ Follow

Euskadi

Real Golf Club Oyambre ☆ Follow

Cantabria

Real Golf Club Oyambre is a 9-hole links-style course located in Valdaliga, Cantabria, Spain, built in 1924. The course plays to a par of 31 with a length of 1,686 meters from the yellow tees, making it an executive-length layout suitable for golfers of various skill levels. Multiple tee options are available, including red tees at 1,559 meters and green tees at 821 meters, accommodating different player abilities. The course features a classic links design characteristic of its seaside location near Playa de Oyambre. With nine holes ranging from par 3s to par 4s, the layout offers varied shot demands. The most challenging hole is the 5th, a par 4 playing 246 meters from the yellow tees. The course is open to the public year-round and welcomes walking players. Facilities include cart and pull-cart rentals, club rentals, a putting green for practice, a bar, and lockers. Metal spikes are not permitted on the course.

Real Golf de Pedreña ☆ Follow

Cantabria

Real Nuevo Club de Golf Basozabal ☆ Follow

Euskadi

Real Nuevo Club de Golf Basozabal is a prestigious golf course located just 5 minutes from central San Sebastián in Gipuzkoa, Spain. The course was designed by José María Olazábal, a renowned Spanish golfer, and showcases exceptional design within a natural setting. Situated in a privileged enclave, the course offers spectacular views and challenging play across its layout. The club provides comprehensive facilities beyond the course itself, including a short game area, putting green, and practice range. Members and guests enjoy access to outdoor swimming pools, paddle tennis and tennis courts, a gymnasium, and professional golf instruction. The clubhouse features a restaurant and bar with comfortable lounging areas. Basozabal has hosted significant tournaments, including the European Legends Cup, which attracts professional players from around the world. The course regularly hosts regional and local championships, such as the Basque Country Professional Championship and Senior Championships. The club maintains high standards with notices regarding course maintenance and equipment restrictions, emphasizing its commitment to course quality and playability.

Real Sociedad de Golf de Neguri ☆ Follow

Euskadi

Real Sociedad de Golf de Neguri is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Javier Arana, located in Getxo, Bizkaia, in the Basque Country. The course features a full practice facility and a 6-hole short course. The layout demonstrates the classic design principles of Arana, a renowned Spanish golf architect known for creating courses integrated with natural landscapes. Beyond golf, the club operates as a comprehensive sports and leisure facility. It includes two outdoor paddle tennis courts, three outdoor swimming pools (seasonal), and an official croquet course-the only officially recognized facility of its kind in the Basque Country. The club maintains its own restaurant and catering services, gymnasium, and youth programs including junior golf academies. The facility serves as an active competition venue, hosting member tournaments and open competitions throughout the year. The club maintains detailed local rules and handicap slope information for its members and visiting players.

Real Sociedad Hípica Española Club de Campo ☆ Follow

Comunidad de Madrid

Real Sociedad Hípica Española Club de Campo, located in San Sebastián de los Reyes just outside Madrid, features two distinct 18-hole golf courses designed by Robert von Hagge. Situated along the Carretera de Burgos, the club's golf facilities are complemented by a dedicated Par 3 course, a driving range, putting greens, and a short game area. The club, founded in 1901, caters to its 6,000 members with these extensive sporting amenities alongside its equestrian and other recreational facilities. The Campo Norte is characterized as a strategic, technical, and forgiving layout that rewards accurate play. Its holes feature narrow fairways lined with ancient trees, including a 500-year-old Sabina on the 16th. The course demands careful course management, with several holes where the pin position significantly alters the difficulty. The 18th hole, known as "el nido de águilas," stands as one of the club's most challenging finishes, playing uphill against the prevailing wind over 567 yards from the back tees. In contrast, the Campo Sur offers a more aggressive and demanding experience. Described as friendlier to local players but tougher for visitors, this layout features more undulating terrain, longer tee-to-green distances, and steeper slopes. The design requires precision off the tee and rewards those who can navigate its more abrupt topography. Both courses feature strategically placed bunkers, water hazards, and out-of-bounds areas that test players of all handicaps. The club has established itself as a competitive venue, hosting events such as the Social de Golf Premium Mahou-San Miguel by Gambito, which has seen record participation, and the Absoluto de España Masculino where members have achieved national-level success. The RSHECC also organizes the Match Copa Presidente and charitable tournaments like the I Torneo Solidario de Golf de la Fundación Aladina, maintaining its reputation as an active center for competitive and social golf in the Madrid region.

Reames Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

OR

Reames Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in Klamath Falls, Oregon. The original nine holes were designed by renowned architect H. Chandler Egan and constructed in 1924, with a second nine designed by Robert Bullock added in 1965. The facility sits on over 200 acres in a picturesque hillside setting with views toward Mount Shasta. The course features winter rye fairways and bent grass greens with numerous bunkers and water hazards throughout. The course presents a moderate challenge with elevated, fast greens and approach shots requiring navigation over sand or trees. While relatively short in overall length, the layout includes some significant hills but remains walkable for most players. The property features both open and tree-lined holes, with well-maintained fairways and receptive greens. In 1959, Reames hosted the Oregon PGA Championship, marking a notable tournament milestone in the club's history. The private club offers limited public play to out-of-county residents and maintains a strong community presence through free clinics, junior programs, and charitable events supporting local organizations. The course was established through the vision of two local hunters with property donated by Evan Reames, from whom the club takes its name.

Reay Golf Course ☆ Follow

Highland

Reay Golf Club is an 18-hole links course located on the edge of Sandside Bay in the far north of Scotland, near Caithness. Designed by renowned architect James Braid, it holds the distinction of being the most northerly 18-hole links course on the British mainland. The course spans 5,854 yards and features a unique layout that opens and closes with par-3 holes. Set against stunning panoramic views of the Pentland Firth and North Atlantic, Reay presents a genuine test of golfing skill with real shot-making challenges including punched long irons and bump-and-run shots. The course combines relatively straightforward opening holes that gradually increase in difficulty, featuring exceptional long par-5s, carry-only par-3s, and strategic holes with blind shots and well-guarded greens. Notable holes include the 235-yard opening par-3, the 581-yard par-5 "Sahara" 4th hole, and the 196-yard par-3 "Pilkington" 7th hole played across the Reay burn to a raised green. The course is characterized by wiry links turf fairways and large oval-shaped greens meticulously maintained for putting challenges. Coastal winds define the typical playing experience. The 18th hole features a two-tiered green protected by greenside bunkers, providing a formidable finishing challenge.

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Ontario

Rebsamen Golf Course ☆ Follow

AR

Rebsamen Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course nestled in a bend of the Arkansas River in Little Rock, Arkansas. Designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, the course features open fairways and Champion Bermuda greens that frame scenic river views. The facility also includes a nine-hole executive course with Tif-dwarf Bermuda grass greens for shorter rounds, plus a full-service driving range. The course was established in 1954 following a $30,000 donation by Raymond Rebsamen to develop a municipal golf course on property purchased by the City of Little Rock in 1948. Early erosion along the river necessitated the relocation of nine holes southward in the years following completion. In the early 1960s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers constructed stone-filled pile dikes along the shoreline for bank stabilization and flood control, which have protected the course from flooding while allowing silt accumulation for future recreational use.

Recreation Park 18 Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Recreation Park 9 Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Recreational Club Golf course and Resorts ☆ Follow

Oyo

Recreativo de la pila ☆ Follow

Durango

Red Arrow Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

Red Barn Golf Course ☆ Follow

IL

Red Barn Golf Course is an executive golf course located in Rockton, Illinois, originating in the 1950s. The course features par 3 holes exceeding 150 yards, alongside strategically designed par 4s and par 5s, catering to golfers of all skill levels from beginners to experienced players. Its executive layout makes it an ideal venue for skill development and shot accuracy refinement. The course distinguishes itself through its full grass practice facility, described as the area's only comprehensive driving range. This facility provides essential practice space for players to develop precision with long irons and woods. The setting in Rockton offers a traditional golfing environment suited for both learning and recreational play. Red Barn Golf Course serves as a practice ground for golfers seeking to improve their game while also accommodating casual play. The combination of its varied hole layout and dedicated practice amenities creates a well-rounded facility designed to foster skill development across all proficiency levels.

Red Bird Golf Links ☆ Follow

NC

Red Bird Golf Links is a nine-hole executive course situated on 32 acres along the Horsepasture River. The layout consists of six par-3 holes and three par-4s, designed to be walkable while offering a challenge for both serious handicappers and casual players. The course features three different tee placements to accommodate varying skill levels and yardages. Amenities at the facility include a driving range, a practice putting green, and a fully stocked pro shop staffed by two golf professionals. Golfers can utilize electric carts or pull carts during their round. The course is open to the public, though members and timeshare guests receive benefits such as reduced green fees, priority tee times, and access to clinics and tournaments. The facility hosts the "Big Cup Challenge," a popular fall golf tournament. The course operates daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, with the last riding golfer required to finish by 4:00 pm. While the resort also operates the 18-hole Sapphire National Golf Club, Red Bird Golf Links serves as a distinct, shorter executive option within the Sapphire Valley Resort complex.