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Uusimaa

Sarina Golf Course Follow

Queensland

Sarina Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located on the southern side of Sarina Township in Central Queensland, Australia. Established in 1934, the course serves as a community hub for local golfers and visitors from across Queensland and Australia. The facility is situated in a picturesque country environment, offering players a scenic setting for their rounds. The course recently expanded to its full 18-hole configuration, marking a significant milestone in its development. Sarina Golf Club hosts various tournaments and events throughout the year, including competitions open to golfers of all handicap levels. The club maintains formal dress codes and standards for both on-course and clubhouse play, reflecting its commitment to maintaining traditional golf etiquette. The facility welcomes both members and visitors, providing cart rental options for players. The course continues to be an active venue for competitive golf and recreational play in the region.

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Ontario

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Hallands län

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Liguria

Sasado Country Club Follow

愛知県

Sasado Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Oiricho, Otacho, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. The facility spans 860,000 square meters and opened in April 1976. The layout is defined by significant elevation changes and strategic hazards that demand precise shot placement. The front nine begins with a demanding 517-yard par-5 that features a gentle uphill climb and a tee box angled toward the right, requiring players to avoid the out-of-bounds area on the right side. The second hole is a 388-yard par-4 where the tee shot must clear a valley to the left, followed by an uphill second shot. The third hole presents a 386-yard downhill par-4, with the green situated on the right side, while the short 146-yard fourth hole is guarded by bunkers that penalize inaccurate distance control. The front nine concludes with a blind 493-yard par-5, where the second shot must be played toward a left-side tower, and a 400-yard par-4 that finishes the outward half. The back nine continues the strategic test with a 508-yard par-5 and a 341-yard par-4. The 431-yard seventh hole is a long par-4 that challenges distance control, while the 213-yard eighth hole offers a shorter par-3. The ninth hole is a 533-yard par-5 that serves as a significant scoring opportunity if navigated correctly. The closing holes include a 337-yard par-4 and a 367-yard par-4, leading to a 170-yard par-3 that is the shortest hole on the course, and a 380-yard par-4 to finish. The course rating from the back tees is 72.2 with a slope rating of 140 for men, indicating a challenging layout for scratch golfers. The regular tees offer a rating of 70.0 with a slope of 139. The front tees provide a more accessible test with a rating of 67.9 and a slope of 132. Ladies' tees from the back markers yield a rating of 65.4 and a slope of 117. The club maintains a 15-strike practice facility covering approximately 166 yards.

Sasayama GC Follow

兵庫県

Sasayama Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Asahi, Tamba-Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Situated on a hilly terrain covering 1.56 million square meters, the course opened on May 5, 1980. The layout was designed by Toshisuke Kato, with basic design work by J.E. Crane. The course measures 6,703 yards from the back tees and 6,423 yards from the regular tees, with a JGA course rating of 70.4 for men and 74.6 for women from the front tees. The course is characterized by its strategic design, where each hole is completely separated by dense tree lines, creating a secluded and volume-rich environment. The front nine measures 3,316 yards from the regular tees, while the back nine measures 3,107 yards. The layout includes a mix of par 3, 4, and 5 holes, with handicap indices distributed to challenge various skill levels. The course is an all-self-play facility that utilizes riding carts, with no cart access allowed on the fairways. Notable holes include the first, a 376-yard par 4 that requires a tee shot from the left hillside to the right side, with a grass bunker guarding the front of the green. The fifth hole, a 534-yard par 5, demands a leftward tee shot and a second shot toward the hillside, with two grass bunkers protecting the green approach. The closing 18th hole is a 386-yard par 4 where the tee shot tends to drift right, requiring precision to find the left side, while the three-tiered green plays faster from the back. The course also features a 200-yard driving range with 18 bays, as well as separate practice areas for approach, bunker, and putting shots.

Sasebo Hirado Country Club Follow

長崎県

Located in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, the Sasebo-Hirado Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72丘陵 (hilly) course situated at the summit of a mountain. Opened on August 24, 1990, the layout was designed by Dunlop Sports Enterprise. The course spans 6,879 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 73.4, while regular and ladies' tees measure 6,258 yards and 5,440 yards respectively. The fairways feature gentle curves and undulations, set against a backdrop of seasonal landscapes that change with the terrain. Strategic design is central to the course's character, with water hazards and creeks placed to challenge golfers' decision-making. The greens are constructed with bent grass and are notably large, though they possess significant undulation that adds complexity to the putting surface. The layout includes a mix of par-3, par-4, and par-5 holes, with the front nine yielding 3,452 yards and the back nine 3,427 yards from the back tees. The first, seventeenth, and eighteenth holes are highlighted as signature holes that offer both strategic depth and visual impact. The first hole is a 398-yard par-4, while the seventeenth is a 180-yard par-3. The eighteenth closing hole stretches 393 yards as a par-4. These holes, along with the rest of the layout, are designed to prevent monotony, ensuring that the course remains engaging for players regardless of how many times they visit. Play is primarily self-guided, though caddies are available upon request. The course operates without a designated day off, allowing for year-round play. It accepts major credit cards including JCB, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Mastercard. The facility is located at 220-6 Okakunai, Eikicho, Sasebo-shi, Nagasaki, 859-6121.

Sashima Country Club Follow

茨城県

Sashima Country Club is a 18-hole championship course located in Bandō, Ibaraki Prefecture, designed by Nippon Dokuho Co., Ltd. and opened in November 1998. The course is classified as a forest-style layout, featuring rolling terrain with gentle undulations that hide dynamic strategic elements typical of American-style design. The fairways and greens are characterized by subtle slopes and strategic water hazards, including creeks and ponds that define the routing of many holes. The course is set up with a total par of 72, divided into an outward nine of 36 and an inward nine of 36. The design incorporates significant water features, with several holes requiring shots over water or alongside creeks. Notable challenges include the par-4 3rd hole, which demands a tee shot over a pond, and the par-4 5th, where a creek runs along the right side for approximately 150 yards. The par-5 6th hole presents a straightaway challenge with a creek flowing from the left front to the back left of the green, while the green itself is split into two tiers. The back nine features the course’s signature par-3, the 15th hole, which requires a carry over water to a well-protected green. The 13th hole, a par-5, is noted for its high difficulty, with a creek on the right and bunkers on the left, leading to a green guarded by water on the right and rear. The 18th hole, another demanding par-5, finishes the round with a creek crossing 60 yards from the green and a two-tiered putting surface. Greens at Sashima Country Club are bentgrass, cut at 3.4mm, with a target speed of 9.2 on the stimpmeter. The course accommodates both caddie-assisted and self-guided play, with handicap certificates available for players with a HD of 15 or lower. The facility includes a driving range with nine bays covering 100 yards and a restaurant offering views of the course. Access is convenient from the Koga Station or via the Jo-Koga and Bandō interchanges of the Kan-Etsu Expressway.

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Saskatchewan

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Saskatchewan

Saskatoon Golf Club Follow

MI

Saskatoon Golf Club is a public golf course located in greater Grand Rapids, Michigan, featuring 45 championship holes across multiple courses: Red, White, Blue, Gold, Silver, and a Three Hole Course. Situated in Alto, Michigan, the course combines well-maintained fairways and bent grass greens with natural landscape elements and abundant wildlife in a peaceful setting. The facility caters to golfers of all skill levels, offering a balance between challenging play and accessibility. Amenities include an all-grass driving range, practice facilities, and a full-service restaurant and bar overlooking the course. The course accommodates various golfer preferences through its multiple course options, allowing players to select layouts matching their abilities and desired difficulty. Saskatoon Golf Club serves as a venue for golf outings, tournaments, and special events, with PGA Professional instruction available in both private and group settings for adult and junior golfers. The facility operates as a semi-private public course with online tee time booking and seasonal play options.

Sassamon Trace Golf Course Follow

MA

Sassamon Trace is a nine-hole executive length golf course located in Natick, Massachusetts, designed in the classic tradition. The course utilizes the natural terrain of a landfill site, with the steep side slope strategically incorporated as a defining feature along the right edge of each hole. This unique landscape element creates distinct playing characteristics and influences shot strategy throughout the course. Wind plays a significant role in the course's playability, particularly the summer prevailing winds that interact with the elevated terrain. Notable is the third hole, where wind direction creates an interesting strategic element that affects shot direction and distance control. The course is maintained in excellent condition and follows classic design principles, with holes routed to work harmoniously with the natural topography rather than against it. As an executive length course, Sassamon Trace offers a more accessible golf experience while still presenting meaningful challenges related to its terrain and environmental conditions. The course supports an active league schedule and maintains season ticket programs for regular players.

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Dalarnas län

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CA

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栃木県

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福岡県

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栃木県

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福岡県

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仙北郡

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大阪府

Saucon Valley Country Club Follow

PA

Saucon Valley Country Club is a prestigious private club founded in 1920 by Bethlehem Steel business leaders, located on 850 acres in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The club features three 18-hole championship golf courses-the Old Course, Grace Course, and Weyhill Course-along with a six-hole short course for beginners, offering varied playing experiences across multiple layouts. The facility is known for hosting significant USGA championships, including the 2026 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship. The club's golf operations emphasize championship-caliber play with diverse course designs that challenge players of different skill levels. Beyond golf, Saucon Valley provides a comprehensive country club experience with seven dining venues, nine banquet facilities, racquets programs, fitness amenities, four swimming pools, and guest accommodations including an 18th-century Guest House and two cottages. The expansive grounds blend recreational and social activities, serving as a retreat that combines sporting excellence with refined hospitality.

Sauda Golfklubb Follow

Rogaland

Sauda Golfklubb is a 9-hole forest course located three kilometers from Sauda town center, situated in scenic surroundings along Saudasjøen lake at the innermost part of Ryfylkefjorden. The course opened in 2008 and features a self-service model, though advance booking of tee times is recommended through Golfbox. The course is characterized by its natural woodland setting with views of the surrounding fjord landscape. As a 9-hole layout, it offers an accessible format for golfers of varying skill levels. The course hosts several annual tournaments including the Fyrsvingen Cup (a match-play competition between local teams), Sauda Open, and the Eramet Invitational, indicating an active competitive calendar. Notable features include the Eagle Nest challenge tee, positioned 120 meters above the course, which provides elevated views and serves as the starting point for special tournament competitions. The course emphasizes course maintenance and requests players to avoid play during frozen ground conditions. It maintains tournament records and has recorded notable scores in recent competitions, demonstrating reasonable difficulty standards for a 9-hole forest course in western Norway.

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MI