Golf Courses

Saitozaki Seaside CC ☆ Follow

福岡県

Saitozaki Seaside Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Higashi-ku, Fukuoka, situated on the coast overlooking the Genkai Sea. The course opened on November 3, 1967, and is designed to take advantage of its seaside setting, with views of Shika Island visible across the water. The layout is characterized by relatively short distances for a Japanese course, with a back tee rating of 6,506 yards and a course rating of 71.1. The terrain is coastal, and the design requires precise shot-making due to the influence of wind typical of the area. The front nine presents a mix of long par-5s and shorter par-4s, including a 498-yard 1st hole and a 510-yard 9th hole. The 9th hole is noted for its difficulty, featuring an out-of-bounds line along the left side that runs the length of the hole, demanding accuracy throughout the shot. The back nine introduces water hazards, with the 14th and 15th holes requiring tee shots over water. The closing stretch of 16, 17, and 18 is described as the definitive challenge of the round, requiring careful play to protect any advantage gained earlier in the round. The 17th hole is identified as the signature hole of the course. It is a 445-yard par-4 that serves as a key test for golfers. The 18th hole provides a strong finish as a 533-yard par-5. The course demands strategic decision-making, particularly regarding wind direction and speed, which are significant factors given its exposure to the sea. The combination of out-of-bounds penalties, water hazards, and wind conditions creates a layout that tests accuracy and course management rather than just distance.

Sakabula ☆ Follow

KwaZulu-Natal

Sakabula Golf Course is located in the foothills of the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, positioned 2 km from the N3 Highway and 20 km from Pietermaritzburg. The course is situated in a serene country setting with commanding panoramic views of the Drakensberg Mountains and surrounding peaks. The layout is designed to provide a challenging yet rewarding experience suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The course benefits from its elevated position in the midlands terrain, offering scenic vistas across the landscape. While specific details about hole count, par, or designer information are not provided in the available content, Sakabula has established itself as a favored destination for both golfers and visitors seeking a mountain-view golfing experience in the KwaZulu-Natal region.

Sakai Country Club ☆ Follow

大阪府

Sakai Country Club is a 36-hole facility located in the Nankai district of Sakai, Osaka, situated within the scenic hilly terrain of the Kongo-Ikoma mountain range. The course is positioned approximately 10 kilometers from the Sakai Interchange on the Hanshin Expressway. The layout is characterized by relatively flat terrain that allows for powerful tee shots, with a minimal number of blind shots. The course is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for a wide range of players, particularly catering to senior golfers and women, while still offering a challenge for advanced players. The fairways are generally forgiving, but the course features numerous small, elevated "hodo" (gunpowder) greens. These compact putting surfaces require precise approach shots and accurate iron play, ensuring that skilled golfers must still execute their shots with precision to score well. The course layout includes a variety of hole lengths and par configurations. The front nine features a mix of par 4s, par 5s, and par 3s, with yardages varying significantly by tee color. For instance, the par 4 first hole measures 368 yards from the blue tees, while the par 5 fifth hole extends to 540 yards from the same tees. The back nine continues this variety, with the 18th hole being a par 4 measuring 375 yards from the blue tees. The course offers four sets of tees-blue, white, green, and red-allowing players of different abilities to adjust the difficulty and length of the course to their preference. Sakai Country Club does not appear to have a recorded major tournament history or a notable external course designer attributed in the available records. The facility emphasizes a straightforward, enjoyable round of golf with a focus on accuracy over extreme length, making it a practical choice for league play and casual rounds. The course is equipped with standard amenities, including self-service bag drop and staff-assisted cart loading, and offers night golf capabilities with LED lighting and navigation carts.

Sakaide Country Club ☆ Follow

香川県 2 upcoming events

Sakaide Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course that opened in June 1993. Designed by Anzo Kaneko and Taibon Gumi, it features a rolling hill layout with broad, flat-designed holes that emphasize strategic play. The course is characterized by 10 scenic water hazards and 78 strategically positioned bunkers integrated throughout the layout. The course measures 3,442 yards (par 36) on the front nine and 3,286 yards (par 36) on the back nine from the championship tees, totaling 6,728 yards at par 72. All greens are bentgrass with one putting surface per hole, featuring undulating contours that enhance strategic complexity. The course offers multiple tee options accommodating varying skill levels, with the front nine (Shirosagio/White Course) favoring distance hitters and the back nine (Ayagawa/In Course) suited to accuracy-focused players. Notable amenities include a 250-yard driving range with 13 bays, practice bunker, two putting greens, and a Royal Room facility for groups. The course typically operates with caddies, though self-play is available. Located near the Fuchu-ko Service Area on the Takamatsu Expressway, Sakaide Country Club hosts regular member tournaments and visitor competitions throughout the year.

Sakaigawa Country Club ☆ Follow

山梨県

Located in Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Sakaigawa Country Club is a 72-par, 18-hole course designed under the supervision of professional Kishi Isao. The course is situated in the Kofu Basin, offering views of the Akaishi Mountains, Minami Alps, and Chichibu Range. The terrain is characterized as flat, a feature that allows the course to accommodate players ranging from beginners to veterans. The facility is located in an area known as the "Riuto no Sato," or the land of plum and peach blossoms, and is noted for having a drier climate than the surrounding cities. The front nine begins with a par-4 that looks out over the Kofu Basin, followed by a second hole that requires a tee shot over a valley. The third hole is a par-3 that plays downhill toward the basin, with a green surrounded by bunkers. The back nine features a long par-5, the 10th hole, which measures 551 yards from the back tees. The course includes multiple tee boxes, including the back, regular, silver, gold, and ladies' tees, with a JGA/KGA course rating of 71.4. Strategic elements are present throughout the layout, such as the second hole where players must navigate an OB area on the right and aim for a specific tree. The first hole also presents an OB risk on the left side. The course is JGA and KGA certified, with a course rating of 71.4 as of March 2025.

Sakakibara GC ☆ Follow

三重県

Sakima Country Club ☆ Follow

NJ

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İstanbul

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RI

Sakura Country Club ☆ Follow

千葉県

Sakura Golf ☆ Follow

虻田郡

Sakura Country Club is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in Yamato, Gifu Prefecture, within the Hida-Kiso River National Park. Designed by Tetsuo Akaba, the course is characterized as a hilly, woodland layout that integrates into the natural landscape. The front nine holes span 3,185 yards, while the back nine covers 3,295 yards. The course presents distinct challenges across its two nines. The front nine features greens that are cleverly guarded by bunkers, demanding precise approach shots. In contrast, the back nine is flatter and wider, offering longer distances that require players to manage the middle section of the round effectively to maintain their scores. The layout includes a variety of hole lengths, with the longest being the par-5 18th at 503 yards and the shortest the par-3 11th at 149 yards. The course is designed to accommodate players of varying skill levels, allowing them to enjoy the game according to their abilities while navigating the natural terrain.

Sakura Golf Club ☆ Follow

茨城県 3 upcoming events

Sakura Golf Club is a 27-hole facility located in Inashiki, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, situated on a hillside with views of Lake Kasumigaura. The course was designed by 18 professional golfers, including Toruichi Nakamura, and is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses: the East, South, and West courses. The layout is characterized by wide fairways and strategic green and hazard placements that test players' skills, with the wind from Lake Kasumigaura adding to the course's varying conditions. The East Course is described as the most orthodox and powerful, featuring wide and long holes that favor distance hitters. The South Course is shorter but demands precision, with greens positioned to challenge distance control and approach shots. The West Course is noted for its variety and strategic complexity, often considered the most interesting by members. The total yardage from the blue tees is 10,104 yards with a par of 108, while the white tees offer 9,542 yards. The course ratings range from 71.0 to 72.4 depending on the combination of courses played. The facility is known for its well-maintained turf, with soft, lush fairways and dense, vibrant greens. The club features a three-story clubhouse built in 1992, which incorporates art elements and offers views of the lake. The course includes GPS-enabled golf carts and hosts various member competitions, such as the Sakura Open and the S.L Cup Sakura Open.

Sakura Golf Club ☆ Follow

虻田郡 3 upcoming events

Sakura Golf Club is a 27-hole facility located in Inashiki, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, situated in a hilly, forested setting with views of Lake Kasumigaura. The course was designed by 18 professional golfers, including the late Eiichi Nakamura, with the layout divided into three distinct nine-hole courses. The East Course features wide fairways and longer distances, offering a traditional design, while the South Course challenges players with its green and hazard layouts. The West Course is shorter but provides the most variety and change in the layout. The terrain is characterized by its hilly nature and forested surroundings, which contribute to the course's varied character. The wind from Lake Kasumigaura is noted to further enrich the playing experience, adding another layer of complexity to the different holes. The facility is known for its well-maintained turf, with soft, lush fairways and dense, richly colored greens that are carefully managed. The club offers a range of amenities, including a three-story clubhouse that was renovated in 1992 to provide a spacious environment for members and guests. The facility also includes a restaurant and has implemented modern technologies such as GPS cart navigation to assist players. The course hosts various events, including the Sakura Open and the S.L Cup Sakura Open, which are scheduled throughout the year. Membership at Sakura Golf Club is focused on fostering a community of golfers, with the club aiming to be a place for members to enjoy golf and socialize. The club offers specific competitions and events for its members, and it also provides options for 9-hole play plans.

Sakura Golf Garden ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Sakuragaoka Country Club ☆ Follow

東京都

Sakuragaoka Country Club is a members-only golf course located in Tama City, Tokyo, opened on August 1, 1960, and designed by Shiro Akaboshi. The course is set within the lush, natural landscape of the Tama Hills, offering scenic views overlooking the city below, the flow of the Tamagawa River, and views of Mount Fuji in the distance. The course is characterized by seasonal flora and fauna that enhance the golfing experience throughout the year. The property features a well-appointed facility including a pro shop and restaurant. The club is operated by Keio Recreation Corporation and maintains strict dress code requirements for all visitors. The course is situated in an elevated position providing panoramic vistas of the surrounding natural environment, making it a notable destination for member golf in the Tokyo region.

Sakuranomiya Golf Center ☆ Follow

大阪府

Sakurayama Country Club ☆ Follow

新潟県

Sakushu Musashi Country Club ☆ Follow

岡山県 1 upcoming event

Sakushu Musashi Country Club is a 27-hole facility designed by Masashi Okubo, which opened in October 1975. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the Harima, Mimasaka, and Inaba courses. Each nine-hole loop plays to a par of 36, offering a total of 54 holes for play. The club utilizes a six-tier tee system-Black, Blue, White, Gold, Red, and Purple-to accommodate various skill levels and handicaps, with the Blue tees serving as the standard for the Harima and Mimasaka courses and the White tees for the Inaba course. The Harima course is characterized as a technical layout that demands accurate shot-making and distance control. It features narrow fairways, doglegs, and various hazards including water and bunkers. The third hole is a par-3 guarded by five bunkers, requiring precise distance and direction. The fifth hole is noted as the narrowest fairway on the course, with out-of-bounds to the right, while the seventh hole is a straight par-5 where a dense cedar forest known as "Konkonkan Forest" penalizes slices. The Mimasaka course offers a more dynamic challenge with significant elevation changes and strategic demands. The first hole is a demanding uphill par-4, described as the toughest on the course. The fifth hole is a famous blind par-5 that doglegs sharply to the left, requiring a precise tee shot through a gap between bunkers. The eighth hole is a scenic par-3 where the green is surrounded by water and four bunkers, testing the golfer's ability to control approach shots. The Inaba course provides an open feel with expansive views and undulating terrain. It begins with a long, visible par-5 on the first hole. The seventh hole is a challenging par-3 that requires a carry over a deep blue pond. The eighth hole is a downhill par-4 that offers views of Mount Nachi, requiring careful club selection due to the elevation drop. The course features numerous uphill and downhill shots, making accurate club choice essential for strategic play.

Sala Golf Club ☆ Follow

Västmanlands län

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Western Cape

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Buenos Aires

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Satakunta

Saldaña Golf ☆ Follow

Castilla y León

Saldaña Golf is located six kilometers from Burgos, alongside the National I highway and visible from the Madrid-Burgos motorway in northern Spain. The course features 71 hectares with a layout designed by Pepe Gancedo and finalized by Laureano Nomen, offering an open and generous playing experience. The course comprises 18 holes with a par structure including 5 par-3s, 5 par-5s, and 8 par-4s. Water features prominently in the design, with nine lakes in play and a stream running through five holes, creating an aquatic challenge throughout the round. The natural setting demands use of a full range of clubs from players' bags, presenting a significant test of skill across the varied terrain of this natural landscape.

Sale Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Sale Golf Club is an 18-hole, Par 70 championship course measuring 5,770 metres, located on a sand belt with gently undulating fairways and quick greens. The course is situated to showcase panoramic views over RAMSAR-listed wetlands and a distant mountain range, with the opening three holes winding toward an escarpment that reveals these striking vistas. The layout is designed to appeal to a wide range of golfers, from weekend social players to those seeking a more demanding test. The sand belt terrain and undulating landscape create natural challenge throughout the course. The quick greens and strategic bunkering present the primary difficulty factors. The course's setting within a scenic landscape featuring protected wetlands and mountain views provides a distinctive playing experience in regional Victoria.