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Santiago Golf Club (Campo de Golf Las Aromas)

Santiago

The Santiago Golf Club, also known as Campo de Golf Las Aromas, is located in Santiago de los Caballeros in the Dominican Republic. The club serves as a key venue for the local golfing community. The administrative structure includes Denny Ureña as President, Jose Armando Bermudez as Vice President, Salvador Peña as Treasurer, and Juan Carlos Ortiz as Secretary. Jason Gomez serves as the head pro.

Santiburi Golf Club House

อำเภอเวียงชัย

Santiburi Samui Country Club

อำเภอเกาะสมุย

Santiburi Samui Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located on the northern coast of Koh Samui, Thailand, positioned just five minutes from Santiburi Koh Samui resort. The course stretches along hilly terrain that rises to approximately 290 meters above sea level and descends to 30 meters, offering dramatic elevation changes throughout play. The layout provides breathtaking ocean and island views of the Gulf of Thailand, enhanced by natural waterfalls and creeks integrated into the course design. The terrain presents a moderately challenging experience characterized by its hillside setting and scenic vistas. Facilities include a luxurious panorama sea-view clubhouse restaurant, professional pro shop with equipment rental, putting green, and driving range. The course is noted as the only 18-hole championship golf course on Koh Samui and caters to various playing styles through multiple experience packages, from early morning rounds to twilight nine-hole options. Professional caddies and golf carts are included with all packages. The course hosts tournaments and charity golf events, including competitions organized by the Samui Golf Association.

Santo Domingo Country Club

Santo Domingo

Santo Domingo Country Club is located in Santo Domingo and features an 18-hole golf course that has been redesigned and reconstructed by Bowman Design. The course is considered one of the best in the Caribbean, offering a premium golf experience while maintaining the quality associated with its historic legacy. The club celebrates over 100 years of operation and combines the golf course with additional recreational facilities. Beyond golf, the facility includes multiple dining venues, sports amenities such as tennis, paddle tennis, racquetball, and swimming, along with event spaces for social gatherings. The club positions itself as an exclusive destination for both golf and leisure activities, serving as a comprehensive country club experience in the Dominican capital.

Santo Estevão Golfe

Santarém

Santo Golf Club

Sanma

Sanuki CC

香川県

Sanuki CC is a 18-hole, par-72 course located in Sanuki City, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. Opened in October 1974, the course was designed by Iwao Teriyama and is characterized as a hilly layout that offers expansive fairways and open play. The setting is distinctive for being surrounded by the sea on three sides, providing panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea from the elevated terrain. The course features Bent grass greens and is played on a self-service basis with motorized carts. The back tees stretch to 6,835 yards, with regular and ladies' tees at 6,174 and 5,463 yards respectively. While the fairways are wide and generally flat, allowing for aggressive tee shots, the presence of Tifton grass in the rough makes fairway accuracy essential for scoring. Wind conditions are a significant factor, requiring careful club selection throughout the round. The layout includes a mix of par-4, par-3, and par-5 holes, with the front nine covering 3,510 yards from the back tees and the back nine measuring 3,325 yards. Notable distances include the 605-yard 4th hole and the 540-yard 9th hole on the front nine, while the back nine features a 536-yard 12th hole and a 495-yard 17th hole. The course does not list a specific course rating, but the yardage and par suggest a moderate difficulty level suited for various skill levels. The clubhouse offers a modern, stylish interior with facilities including a pro shop, restaurant, and competition rooms. The course is accessible via the Takamatsu Expressway, approximately 13 minutes from the Tsuda-Kawakawa Interchange. It is situated near other local courses such as the Cherry Golf Yashima Course and Pine Tree Golf Club, forming part of the regional golfing landscape in Kagawa Prefecture.

Sanyo Golf Club

岡山県 2 upcoming events

Sanyo Golf Club is a 18-hole championship course located in Hirayama, Bizen City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. The course spans 7,221 yards from the championship tees and plays to a par of 72. It was designed by Jack Nicklaus Jr., who applied his "Challenging" course concept to create a layout where each hole presents a distinct strategic narrative. The design philosophy emphasizes fair but demanding play, rewarding players who can successfully navigate risks to gain positional advantages. The course is characterized by its varied terrain and strategic hazards. The front nine totals 3,634 yards, while the back nine measures 3,587 yards. Key challenges include the par-5 fifth hole, the longest on the course at 563 yards from the championship tees, which features a dogleg right with a water hazard and bunkers guarding the green. The par-5 fourth hole is another significant strategic test, measuring 563 yards, where a creek crosses the landing area and the approach plays uphill to a long, three-tiered green. The par-3 third hole offers a contrasting short but difficult challenge, with a green protected by deep bunkers on the left side. Sanyo Golf Club has a history of hosting major regional and national tournaments. It served as the venue for the 2005 All Japan Professional Golfers' Championship and the Adult Men's Competition of the 2005 National Sports Festival of Japan. The course continues to host significant events, including the RSK Cup Okayama Open Golf Championship and various Okayama Prefectural Senior Golf Championships. The facility includes a driving range with 25 bays extending to 300 yards.

Sanyo Green Golf Course

山口県

Sanyo Green Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 public course located in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Ohtsu Group, the layout is situated on a hilltop that offers views of the Seto Inland Sea. The course is characterized as a hilly terrain that is relatively flat in comparison to more rugged mountain courses, yet it presents a significant challenge through the strategic placement of hazards. The design features a mix of straight middle holes, doglegs, and downhill shots that require precise strategy. While the course has relatively few bunkers, it utilizes valleys and water hazards to test the player's accuracy. The front nine includes a par-3 over a pond and a downhill left dogleg, while the back nine features several long par-4s and par-5s, including a 547-yard ninth hole and a 524-yard seventeenth. Scoring can be deceptive, as the layout may appear manageable at first glance, but the effective difficulty is heightened by the need to navigate the natural terrain and water features. The course offers multiple tee boxes to accommodate different skill levels, with yardages ranging from approximately 5,282 yards for ladies to 6,530 yards from the back tees. The course rating is listed at 70.5 for the course record and 71.6 for the bent tee. The facility includes a practice range and enforces a standard dress code that prohibits sandals, training wear, and jeans. It is a public course that welcomes individual players and groups, offering a strategic round that appeals to athletes and golfers looking for a challenging yet accessible public layout in the Yamaguchi region.

Sanyo International Golf Club

山口県

Sanyo International Golf Club is a 36-hole facility located in Sanyōonoda City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, situated near Shimonoseki. Designed by Yoshio Asakawa and opening in May 1980, the course is set in hilly terrain at the Rokushu Observation Tower, offering views of the Suo Sea. The layout consists of two distinct 18-hole courses: the East Course and the West Course, both playing to a par of 72. The total yardage from the blue tees is 12,482 yards, with the East Course measuring 6,673 yards and the West Course 6,502 yards. The greens are maintained with Bent grass. The East Course is characterized by wide fairways and a significant number of water hazards. It features a total par of 144 for the combined 36 holes, with the East back nine including a demanding 553-yard 18th hole. The West Course is described as requiring more precise shots than the East. Its front nine includes a long 602-yard 3rd hole and a short 159-yard 7th hole, while the back nine features a 569-yard 13th hole. The course rating is listed at 73.3 for the East Course and 70.8 for the West Course. The facility caters to various styles of play, including casual rounds and competitions, with a reputation for being relatively easy to difficult depending on the tee selection. The East Course utilizes electromagnetic induction carts, while the West Course allows for self-propelled carts. The course offers four sets of tees (blue, white, green, and red) to accommodate different handicaps. Notable holes identified for distance or proximity to the pin include the 9th and 16th holes on the East Course, and the 4th and 7th holes on the West Course. The course does not have a driving range but offers rental clubs and a restaurant.

São Domingos Torres Golf Club

Rio Grande do Sul

São Fernando Golf Club

São Paulo

São Francisco Golf Club

São Paulo

São Paulo Golf Club

São Paulo

São Paulo Golf Club is Brazil's first golf club, featuring an 18-hole championship course with par 3, 4, and 5 holes. The course is characterized by gently rolling terrain interspersed with depressions and small lakes, providing natural water hazards throughout the layout. Located within São Paulo city limits, the course offers golfers an ideal setting to practice the sport while enjoying contact with nature in an urban environment. The club maintains both a full championship course and a short par-3 course (mini-campo) for additional practice and play options. The club's rich history as Brazil's pioneering golf facility has established it as a significant venue in Brazilian golf, hosting notable tournaments and representing the country's golf heritage. The course structure and design leverage the natural topography to create an engaging playing experience for golfers of varying skill levels.

Sapey Golf Club

Herefordshire

Saphhire National Golf Club

NC

Sapphire National is an 18-hole course featuring 6147 yards of golf with a par of 70. Designed by Ron Garl and opened in 1982, the course is located in the Sapphire Valley and Cashiers Plateau Resort area and features dramatic elevation changes with tranquil mountain views. The course has a rating of 69.3 and a slope rating of 119. Garl designed the course to create an exciting, innovative layout that employs the natural characteristics of the mountainous terrain and waterfalls. The course received a prestigious 4½ star golf course rating from Golf Digest following a multi-million dollar renovation. Notable features include the dramatic par 4 13th hole nestled beside a majestic waterfall and the postcard par 3 15th hole that hosts an island green. The layout features scenic mountain views, dramatic elevation changes both up and down, lush forests, water features, and picturesque bunkering throughout. The course is the only golf course in the Highlands, Cashiers, and Sapphire region that is open to the public.

Sapphire National Golf Club

NC

Sapphire National Golf Club is located in the Sapphire Valley and Cashiers Plateau Resort area of North Carolina, serving as the only public golf course in the Highlands, Cashiers, and Sapphire region. The course features dramatic elevation changes and tranquil mountain views throughout its layout. It has received a prestigious 4½-star rating from Golf Digest and recently completed a multi-million dollar renovation. Notable characteristics include signature holes such as the dramatic par 4, 13th hole positioned beside a majestic waterfall, and the postcard-quality par 3, 15th hole featuring an island green. The course is designed to challenge players with strategic shot-making requirements rather than favoring aggressive play styles. The layout provides scenic vistas and extended spacing between holes, allowing adequate time for reflection on shots. The facility has partnered with Sapphire Mountain Brewing Company, a full-service restaurant and bar featuring regional craft beers and overlooking the 8th and 18th holes, enhancing the overall golfing experience with dining and social amenities on the property.

Sapporo Bay Golf Club

北海道 1 upcoming event

Sapporo Bay Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Pete Dye, located in Ishikari City near the mouth of the Ishikari River. The course features a par-72 layout with four tee options: Gold (7,018 yards), Blue (6,476 yards), White (5,948 yards), and Red (5,151 yards). The design philosophy reflects Scotland's prestigious links-style courses, incorporating natural hazards across relatively flat terrain. Key characteristics include strategic water features, bunker placements, and elevation changes on greens. Notable holes include the par-3 16th, which is heavily bunkered on both sides with a narrow green, and the signature 18th-a shorter par-5 that has produced considerable tournament drama. The course features Pete Dye's signature railroad tie concept visible on several holes. The course presents moderate to challenging difficulty across all tee levels, with slope ratings ranging from 125 to 147. Individual holes are notably strategic, requiring careful route selection based on tee selection, wind conditions, and precise green reading. The layout balances risk-reward opportunities throughout both nine-hole sequences.

Sapporo Fuyo Country Club

北海道

Sapporo Fuyo Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course with a par of 72, designed under the supervision of professional Takaoaki Kono. The course spans 6,855 yards with a course rating of 72.5 and features a rolling hill terrain. Each hole is characterized by distinct design elements that enhance the golfing experience with repeated play, offering a sophisticated and refined layout. The course is divided into front and back nines, each totaling par 36. The back nine includes challenging par-5 holes at holes 6 (535 yards) and 14 (580 yards), while notable par-3 holes test accuracy at holes 3, 8, 13, and 17. The course accommodates various skill levels with multiple tee positions: black (back), blue (regular), white (front), and red (ladies) tees. Bent grass greens provide quality playing surfaces throughout. Located in Sapporo's Kiyota Ward, the course presents a well-balanced design combining strategic difficulty with playability for golfers of different abilities.

Sapporo Golf Club Wanpaku Course

北海道

Sapporo Golf Club Wattsu Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido, approximately 50 minutes from central Sapporo. Designed by renowned course architect Seiiichi Inoue, the course is recognized as a representative champion course in Hokkaido. The layout emphasizes both strategic play and scenic beauty, set within a serene forest atmosphere. Players navigate the course through a tranquil environment characteristic of the region's natural landscape. The design reflects Inoue's masterful approach to course architecture, creating challenges that appeal to serious golfers. The course encompasses 18 holes with strategic elements that demand thoughtful shot selection. Located in a forested setting, it provides a peaceful backdrop for play while maintaining competitive difficulty. The course is accessible from New Chitose Airport (approximately 45 minutes) and serves as a notable venue in Hokkaido's golfing landscape, hosting tournaments including the ANA Open. It operates as a member-based facility with visitor play available.