Golf Courses

Saxon Woods Golf Course Follow

NY

Saxon Woods Golf Course was designed by golf course architect Tom Winton and opened to the public in 1931. Located in Scarsdale, New York, the course is one of six public golf courses run by the Westchester County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation. The 18-hole course can be played at three yardages-5,375, 6,038, and 6,293 yards-and features a par-72 layout with trees, rough, and out of bounds as main defenses. The course's rolling, wooded landscape gives it tremendous character, and it exudes a vintage parkland aura with narrow fairways and elevated greens on rolling terrain that is very walkable. Water in the form of a creek factors into play on a handful of holes, while bunkers are shallow and not overly penalizing. The signature hole is the par-3 16th, a downhill tee shot to a postage stamp-sized green protected by bunkers on both sides. All of Saxon Woods' tees have been completely renovated, along with several greens. For a course that is so heavily played, Saxon Woods earns plaudits for its greens and overall conditions.

Sayama Golf Club Follow

埼玉県

The course is located in Sayama, Saitama Prefecture, Japan, set within a landscape that retains the atmosphere of the Musashino plateau. The facility features a 27-hole forest course designed to harmonize with the natural greenery of the area. The club was established in 1959 and has a history of hosting tournaments.

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埼玉県

Sayo Star Resort Golf Club Follow

兵庫県

Sayo Star Resort Golf Club is a comprehensive golf resort located in Sayo Town, Hyogo Prefecture, featuring an 18-hole championship layout composed of two distinct courses. The East Course, known as the Champion Course, emphasizes yardage and appeals to golfers seeking distance, while the South Course is designed with technical difficulty in mind, featuring characteristics reminiscent of international play and proving popular with diverse skill levels. The resort distinguishes itself through varying course designs that cater to different playing styles and preferences. Set in a highland environment surrounded by beautiful mountains, the facility offers scenic natural surroundings. The resort is notable for its accommodation facilities designed by renowned architect Tadao Ando. Beyond golf, the property includes tennis courts and hot spring facilities. Recent developments include the opening of a 350-yard driving range, one of the largest in western Japan, and various course and facility improvements to enhance the playing experience.

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Western Australia

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MI

Scalm Park Leisure Follow

North Yorkshire

Scalm Park Leisure is an 18-hole golf course located in Wistow Common near Selby, North Yorkshire, situated within a diversified working farm setting. The course features a driving range alongside the main layout and is nestled in woodland terrain with scenic countryside views and proximity to Bishop Wood. The facility operates as part of a larger leisure complex that includes accommodation options, a clubhouse with food and beverage service, and additional recreational activities such as coarse fishing and a dedicated 18-hole foot-golf course. The course is characterized as a welcoming, relaxed environment that appeals to golfers of varying interests and skill levels. The setting emphasizes the natural landscape and outdoor experience, with walking opportunities available throughout the property. Scalm Park Leisure operates as a family-friendly venue that accommodates both day visitors and longer-term guests, including those with seasonal caravan pitches on site.

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Tasmania

Scarboro Golf and Country Club Follow

Ontario

Scarboro Golf and Country Club, established in 1912 in Toronto, Ontario, is a historically significant championship course with a rich competitive legacy. Originally designed by renowned Canadian golf course architect George Cumming, the course underwent extensive redesign in 1924 by the celebrated Albert Warren Tillinghast, one of North America's premier designers at the peak of his career. The club has hosted four Canadian Opens, the Canadian Tour Championship, and several amateur championships, underscoring its status as a world-class venue. The course presents notable challenges that have prepared members for competition at prestigious courses across North America and internationally. Set within an urban setting, Scarboro offers a distinctive outdoor oasis combining challenging golf with an elegant Edwardian clubhouse. The property features well-maintained grounds and comprehensive amenities, including dining facilities and event spaces. The course is known for its demanding layout and has earned respect among experienced golfers for the quality of its design and conditioning. Its long operational history and continued hosting of significant tournaments demonstrate its enduring importance in Canadian golf.

Scarborough South Cliff Golf Club Follow

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Scarborough South Cliff Golf Club, founded in 1903, is an 18-hole championship course designed by the renowned Dr Alister MacKenzie, who also designed Cypress Point, Augusta National, and Royal Melbourne. Located on the Yorkshire coast at Deepdale Avenue, the course offers spectacular open views across South Cliff to the sea, with particularly notable coastal holes. The fifth hole is highlighted as a signature feature, providing breathtaking vistas over Scarborough South Bay and down the east coast. The course is considered one of the finest in the North of England, with well-maintained fairways and true greens presented in excellent condition. The terrain incorporates the natural landscape of the coastal setting, creating a fair but challenging test of golf. South Cliff regularly hosts significant tournaments, including regional, county, and national events, and served as joint host of the English Amateur Championship in 2016. The club combines its excellent course design with comprehensive facilities, making it a notable destination on the Yorkshire golf circuit.

Scarcroft Golf Course Follow

West Yorkshire

Scarcroft Golf Club features an 18-hole course set within magnificent parkland, located near Leeds, Harrogate, and York. The layout is characterized by gently undulating terrain that provides an attractive setting while maintaining moderate to challenging playability across all skill levels. The course is known for its fast, testing greens and well-maintained condition throughout. The Back 9 is noted as particularly outstanding, with several signature holes that stand out in design and difficulty. The course length presents a challenge to golfers, though it offers scoring opportunities for players of varying handicaps. The parkland setting provides an aesthetically pleasing round with views characteristic of Yorkshire's landscape. Guest feedback consistently highlights the quality of course maintenance and conditioning, along with the friendly atmosphere. The club welcomes both members and visiting parties, hosting open competitions and society outings throughout the season.

Scargill Golf course Follow

Canterbury

Scargill Golf Club is a 9-hole golf course located in North Canterbury, New Zealand, situated in the picturesque countryside just off State Highway 1 near Waipara. The course is accessed via Scargill Valley Road from Greta Valley, a short drive from Christchurch. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players, offering a well-maintained layout that provides both scenic enjoyment and a fair challenge. Set within stunning rural surroundings, the course features peaceful countryside views that characterize the North Canterbury landscape. Scargill Golf Club emphasizes its welcoming community atmosphere and accessibility to all golfers. The club prides itself on maintaining a relaxed and friendly environment, making it suitable for casual rounds with friends, practice and improvement, or simply enjoying the natural setting. The facility includes ample on-site parking and is positioned as one of North Canterbury's notable golfing destinations, attracting both visitors and new members seeking a hidden gem experience away from busier urban courses.

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County Wexford

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County Wexford

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WV

Scarlett Woods Golf Club (City of Toronto) Follow

Ontario

Scarlett Woods Golf Course is an executive-length, 18-hole par 61 course spanning 3,749 yards, designed to accommodate both beginner and experienced golfers. Located within the South Humber regional park system, the course opened on July 1, 1974, as part of a comprehensive development program approved by Metro Toronto Council. The signature hole is the 17th, which features a water hazard positioned alongside the fairway, presenting a notable challenge for experienced players. The course's executive length makes it accessible for golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining interesting shot-making opportunities. Named after John Scarlett, an early 19th-century English settler who contributed to the development of the Humber Valley, the golf course sits adjacent to Scarlett Mills Park. The course operates as a City of Toronto municipal facility, offering both 18-hole and 9-hole play options with equipment rentals available. Its moderate par and yardage, combined with strategic hazard placement, create a balanced layout suitable for recreational play.

Scarsdale Country Club Follow

NY

Scarsdale Golf Club was established in 1898 and is located 40 minutes from Grand Central Terminal in New York City. Scarsdale's original nine holes were designed by Willie Dunn of Musselburgh, Scotland, who was the professional at Shinnecock Hills and winner of the unofficial US Open in 1894. In the early 1920's, renowned golf course architect A.W. Tillinghast created SGC's back nine and redesigned the remainder of the course. The course has a par of 71 and a length of 6350 yards, with a slope of 137. The course features Bent Grass greens and Bent Grass fairways. Players must know how to shape their shots off the tee, and the course plays longer than its yardage suggests. Scarsdale has been a qualifying site for the US Open and Senior US Open and annually hosts numerous Metropolitan Golf Association events. The Wilson Cup is named in honor of Charles "General Electric" Wilson, a longtime member who was famous for his role in rebuilding America after WWII, and has become one of the Metropolitan area's top amateur team competitions.

Scarthingwell Golf Course Follow

North Yorkshire

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Ontario

Scenic Golf and Country Club Follow

MI

Scenic Golf and Country Club, established in 1945, is located in Pigeon, Michigan. The course offers multiple tee options, with yardages ranging from just over 4,500 yards to just over 6,100 yards, accommodating golfers of varying skill levels. This layout allows players to select appropriate challenge levels based on their abilities. The club features a driving range and lessons program, along with a golf shop stocked with equipment and apparel. Beyond golf, the facility includes a restaurant and clubhouse that can host tournaments and events. The course maintains an active events calendar and offers both single and family membership options that provide unlimited golf. The club has established itself as a community golf destination in the Pigeon area, serving both casual and competitive golfers with its flexible yardage options and comprehensive amenities.

Scenic Heights Golf Course Follow

PA

Scenic Heights Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 course located in Wattsburg, Pennsylvania, approximately six miles southeast of Penn State Behrend. Situated at the corner of Wales and Knoyle Roads, the course features beautiful panoramic views of its natural, lush surroundings with a forgiving yet challenging layout. The course offers four sets of tees to accommodate golfers of all skill levels and age groups. Key design features include a fully drain-tiled system that ensures playability even after heavy rain, a tee-to-green irrigation system, well-maintained fairways and greens with low-cut roughs, and USGA Course Rating and Slope designations. A conveniently located driving range is situated just outside the clubhouse. Scenic Heights accommodates tournament play and outings with a picnic pavilion that seats over 100 people, and offers leagues for regular play. The facility provides both riding carts and pull carts, along with on-site food and snacks. The course is designed to provide an accessible yet challenging golfing experience for its diverse membership base.

Scenic Hills Country Club Follow

FL

Scenic Hills Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Pensacola, Florida, serving the community since 1958. The course features a wide range of tee boxes designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from scratch golfers to beginners. The semi-private club is distinguished by its historic significance as the only golf course in Florida to host a USGA championship, specifically the 1969 Women's U.S. Open. This landmark achievement underscores the course's championship caliber design and maintenance standards. Beyond golf, Scenic Hills offers comprehensive country club amenities including an elegant ballroom, versatile meeting spaces, luxurious locker rooms, and diverse dining options ranging from casual to upscale service. The facility hosts professional and amateur tournaments regularly and accommodates large events with its banquet facilities and outdoor pavilion overlooking the 18th green. The club operates as a semi-private membership organization while welcoming daily play, emphasizing southern hospitality and community recreation within a setting that combines tradition with contemporary club services.

Scenic Knolls Golf Course Follow

NE

Scenic Knolls Golf Course is a nine-hole public course located two miles north of the Highway 26 and Highway 29 intersection in Mitchell, Nebraska. Designed by renowned architect Marty Johnson in the early 1990s, the course measures 3,261 yards from the amateur tees and 2,573 yards from the ladies tees, with a par of 36. The course features large, undulating greens with few flat putts and rolling fairways suitable for all skill levels. Wide open bail-out areas accommodate beginners, while the terrain challenges experienced players. Thick rough, native areas, water hazards, and sand traps are distributed throughout the layout. Notable features include a distinctive Nebraska state-shaped bunker on hole #7 and a double-dogleg par 5 on hole #6, one of the longest in Nebraska. The setting offers beautiful views of the surrounding landscape, including Scotts Bluff National Monument. An RV facility with electrical and water hookups is available on-site. The clubhouse includes the Fairway Restaurant, offering dining and catering services, along with a sand volleyball court for summer league play.