Golf Courses

Saddlebrook Golf Course ☆ Follow

IN

Saddlebrook Golf course (The Villages) ☆ Follow

FL

Saddlebrook is a favorite among golfers on The Villages Executive Golf Trail, featuring "southern-style" golf with gently rolling fairways rimmed by large oaks draped with hanging Spanish moss. The course has 9 holes with a total par of 54. Saddlebrook's distance ranges from 952 yards to 1371 yards. Golfers can play from three sets of tees, making the course accessible to both novice and experienced players. The course opened in 1999and is rated at difficulty level 2, with all 9 holes being water holes. The course was designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton. Located at the corner of Buena Vista Boulevard and State Road 466, the course is situated in the Spanish Springs area of The Villages. The course offers expansive practice facilities including a large driving range with targets set up for various distances, plus a chipping and putting green that imitates the course greens.

Saddlebrook National ☆ Follow

FL

Saddlebrook Resort is a luxury golf destination located in Wesley Chapel, Florida, near Tampa Bay, spanning 480 acres. The resort features championship golf courses currently undergoing a significant redesign by renowned architect Rees Jones, with the Oak Course having recently debuted featuring refreshed greens and reimagined bunkers. The course is designed to challenge and delight golfers of all skill levels, from seasoned players to weekend golfers. Originally established in 1981, Saddlebrook offers an 18-hole layout set against the iconic Florida landscape, characterized by cypress trees and natural terrain. The multi-course transformation aims to enhance playability and aesthetics while honoring the courses' original legacy. Beyond golf, the resort provides world-class amenities including an all-new driving range, professional instruction, and elite training programs. The setting combines recreation with nature, featuring scenic walking trails and Florida palms, making it a comprehensive golf and resort destination for various player levels and resort experiences.

SaddleBrooke One ☆ Follow

AZ

SaddleBrooke Ranch Golf Club ☆ Follow

AZ

Saddleworth Golf Club ☆ Follow

Greater Manchester 2 upcoming events

Saddleworth Golf Club is an 18-hole course designed by renowned architect Dr Alister MacKenzie in 1913, built on the foundation of a 9-hole layout established in 1904. Located in Uppermill on Mountain Ash, Ladcastle Road, the course commands panoramic views of the Pennines and surrounding Saddleworth villages across moorland terrain. The layout has matured over more than 100 years into what is considered the finest course in the area. The course presents varied shot-making challenges while being rewarded with stunning landscape vistas. The moorland setting and MacKenzie's design philosophy create a naturally demanding layout. Facilities include practice areas at the rear of an extensive car park, offering both practice tees and natural lie positions for iron shots. The clubhouse provides a lounge with bar and Sky TV, while a separate snooker room offers alternative recreation. The club welcomes visitors and societies, with a PGA Professional on staff.

Safaa Golf Clubhouse ☆ Follow

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Safari Golf Club ☆ Follow

OH

Safety Beach Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Saffron Walden Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Saffron Walden Golf Club is an 18-hole course set in the picturesque surroundings of Audley End's famous mansion in Essex, with superb views over the historic market town of Saffron Walden. The layout is described as a thinking course that rewards strategic play rather than aggressive driving, with challenging greens that become particularly difficult when pins are positioned tucked away. The course features several notable holes. The par-3 5th is the signature hole, played from an elevated tee offering excellent views towards Audley End House. Other standout par-3s include the 7th with its pot bunker and the 11th featuring a very narrow green. The par-4 13th requires a draw off the tee and presents a challenging approach to a ridge-crossed green. The 18th, a par-3 finishing hole, is considered a strong closing hole. The course is not overly long but presents significant challenge through its design and green complexity. The club also offers a 140-person capacity clubhouse with bar and catering facilities, along with conference and function rooms overlooking the 18th green.

Sag Harbor Golf Course ☆ Follow

NY

Sag Harbor State Golf Course is a 48.8-acre, 9-hole golf facility located in the town of East Hampton in Suffolk County, New York. Situated on a peninsula and surrounded by woodlands, bluffs and wetlands, the course may be played as nine or 18 holes. The course features 2,475 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. The course first opened in 1926 and was run by a group of volunteers for over half a century. The property was acquired by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation in 1989 and taken over by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation in 1997. The most distinguishing feature is the small size of the greens, requiring pinpoint accurate approach shots for a chance to shoot par, and the greens tend to run fast. The seventh hole is the only par-5 on the course, a straight shot under 400 yards.

Saga Country Club Start Room ☆ Follow

三養基郡

Saga Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Miyaki Town, Saga Prefecture, featuring two nines with a par 72 layout. The OUT course plays to 3,431 yards (back tees) with a par 36, while the IN course measures 3,317 yards, also par 36. The course presents a challenging design characterized by strategic use of doglegs, bunkers, and out-of-bounds areas throughout. Notable features include several elevation changes, with both uphill and downhill holes creating varied demands. Pine trees line many fairways, adding definition and hazard elements. The par-3 holes (4, 7, 11, and 14) range from 152 to 221 yards and feature distinctive characteristics-one notably resembles an inverted bowl with surrounding bunkers and slopes. Key holes include the longest par-5 on the back nine (hole 9, 561 yards) and multiple doglegs requiring precise tee placement. Water hazards appear on the IN course, particularly around holes 12 and 18. The course demands accurate distance control, as numerous elevated greens and severe slopes around putting surfaces penalize wayward approaches. Strategic bunkering at approximately 150-250 yards from tees provides additional challenge for various skill levels.

Sagami Country Club ☆ Follow

神奈川県

Sagami Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Yamato, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Rokuro Akahoshi, the course was established in the early Showa period on the previously barren Sagami plains. The designer famously expressed that the course realized his "dreams and ideals." The course features several signature holes, including Holes 4, 8, 10, and 18, which are highlighted as notable elements of the layout. Bunkers are a defining characteristic of Sagami, recognized as among Japan's most challenging. The course presents considerable difficulty through its strategic bunkering and hole design. Operating continuously for over 90 years, Sagami Country Club has developed into an exclusive members' club known for fellowship and tradition. The facility includes a restaurant offering breakfast, lunch, and post-round dining options. The course maintains strict dress codes and etiquette standards to preserve its character and playing experience.

Sagami Country Club ☆ Follow

神奈川県

Sagami Country Club is a private 18-hole golf course located in Yamato, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. The course was designed by Rokuro Akaboshi, who is described as having realized his own dreams and ideals through the creation of the facility. The club has been in operation for over 90 years, having opened on the previously barren land of the Sagano field during the early Showa era. The layout is characterized by its challenging bunkers, which are noted as being among the toughest in Japan. The course features specific signature holes that highlight the design's character, with the fourth, eighth, tenth, and eighteenth holes identified as notable features for players to study. As a private club, Sagami Country Club maintains strict dress codes and manners for its members and guests. The facility includes a restaurant that serves a variety of meals, including Japanese and Western breakfast sets, substantial meat dishes for lunch, and a selection of food and drinks suitable for post-round dining.

Sagamihara Golf Club ☆ Follow

神奈川県

Sagamihara Golf Club Located in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Sagamihara Golf Club is a 36-hole facility established in 1955. The course is divided into two distinct 18-hole layouts: the East Course and the West Course. The East Course, originally designed by Yūji Kodera, was initially opened with a single green per hole before being converted to a two-green configuration by Yoshikazu Murakami in 1963. The West Course, designed by Yoshikazu Murakami, opened in July 1960. The club is situated in a scenic area overlooking the Sagami River and the Tanzawa Mountains, featuring pine forests that separate the fairways on the East Course. The East Course is characterized by its flat, straight layout and significant length, reflecting Kodera’s philosophy of making the course as long as possible. It plays to a par of 74 from the long tees, spanning 7,255 yards. The course is notable for its 12th hole, a par-5 that exceeds 600 yards from the back tees. The West Course offers a different challenge with its strategic design and moderate elevation changes. It plays to a par of 72, measuring 6,208 yards from the back tees. The West Course features varied green shapes and is known for its strategic demands, particularly on the downhill holes. Sagamihara Golf Club has a rich history of hosting major professional tournaments. The East Course hosted the Japan Open Golf Championship in 1959 and again in 1980. The club also hosted the U.S. Women’s Open in 1981. In 2007, the Japan Open returned to the East Course, drawing a record crowd of 33,027 spectators. The venue has also hosted the Japan Women’s Open for the first time in 2013 and the Asia Pacific Open Golf Championship Diamond Cup Golf in 2021. Most recently, the club hosted the Japan Senior Open Golf Championship in 2025, attracting nearly 10,000 attendees. The club maintains a sister-course relationship with Takarazuka Golf Club, established in 1964.

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神奈川県

Sagamore Golf Course ☆ Follow

NY

The 18-hole Sagamore Golf Course is a par-70 championship course located in Bolton Landing, New York, in the foothills of the Adirondacks. Designed and built under the personal supervision of legendary architect Donald Ross in 1928, the course stretches 6,821 yards and has become a must-play destination for golfers. The course is characterized by narrow, hardwood-lined fairways and undulating greens with deep bunkers, exemplifying Ross's classical design philosophy. Each hole presents natural challenges through the course's setting among lush foliage, hills, and ponds. The opening hole, a par-4, dips downhill and provides stunning views of Lake George and the Adirondacks. The course underwent a significant restoration in the 1980s and features a historic 1928-style clubhouse. Sagamore Golf Course offers breathtaking Lake George views throughout the round and is noted for its attention to detail in design and maintenance. The facility includes a practice range, professional instruction from PGA-certified instructors, and an award-winning pro shop. Shuttle service is available between the resort and the mainland golf course. The course has been ranked among Golfweek's Top 200 Resort Golf Courses and Links Magazine's top single-course destinations in the U.S.

Sagamore Spring Golf Club ☆ Follow

MA

Sagamore-Hampton Golf Club ☆ Follow

NH

Sagara Country Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

Sagawa Golf Center ☆ Follow

高岡郡

Sage Lakes Golf Course ☆ Follow

ID

Sage Meadows Country Club ☆ Follow

AR

Sage Run Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

Sage Run Golf Club, designed by Paul Albanese, is a championship course located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula near the Hannahville Indian Community. The course meanders through beautiful hardwoods and open vistas, featuring dramatic views that contrast sharply with its sister course, Sweetgrass. The defining feature of Sage Run is a natural drumlin-an elongated glacial ridge-around which holes are strategically positioned to create scenic variety and challenging shots. The course combines long holes with creative short par fours, characterized by fescue grasses and strategic bunkering designed to challenge golfers of all skill levels. Ranked among Golf Digest's America's Best New Courses, Sage Run offers a thrilling layout distinct from typical links-style designs. The course annually hosts the Island Resort Intercollegiate, a prestigious tournament held Labor Day Weekend and hosted by South Dakota State University, establishing it as a notable competition venue in the region.