Golf Courses

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.

Scarke Golf Course ☆ Follow

County Wexford

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County Wexford

Scarlet Oaks Country Club ☆ Follow

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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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.

Scenic Valley Golf Course ☆ Follow

PA

The golf course, located in Peters Township approximately 15 miles south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is an 18-hole parkland-style layout designed by Dominic Palomba, Jr. The course features 6,319 yards from the back tees with a par of 72, built on 130 acres with rolling fairways and fast greens that provide a challenging playing experience for golfers of all skill levels. The course opened in 2001 and was constructed by the McCloskey brothers. The scenic setting is characterized by creekside thickets of trees and rolling hills, with the cart paths winding throughout these natural features. The layout presents particular challenges on holes 3 and 18, which are noted for their difficulty. The facility offers amenities including a pro shop, driving range, putting green, GPS carts, and a bar. The course is available to the public and accommodates regular rounds, outings, and leagues, with both nine and eighteen-hole options available to players.

Scenic View Country Club ☆ Follow

WI

Scenic View Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Slinger, Wisconsin, with a history dating back to 1959 when the front nine holes were constructed, followed by the back nine in 1961. The course has been owned and operated by the Romano Family since 1978, establishing itself as a community fixture for over six decades. The facility reflects a commitment to modernization and member comfort, with the original clubhouse built in the late 1960s undergoing significant renovations in 2002 and 2004. These upgrades enhanced the banquet facility, locker rooms, offices, and golfers' lounge, with an additional start house added in 2015 for player convenience. Scenic View emphasizes accessibility and relaxation, operating under a "hands on" philosophy focused on delivering an affordable, enjoyable round of golf in a serene setting. The course caters to various golfer needs through memberships, league play, outings, and special events, positioning itself as both a recreational destination and event venue in the Wisconsin golf landscape.

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Scepter Golf Club ☆ Follow

FL

Scepter Golf Club opened in 2005 as the newest course in Sun City Center, Florida. Designed by architect Chip Powell, the course features five sets of tee decks accommodating golfers of all skill levels. Water hazards are in play on most holes, combined with strategic bunkering that demands precision off the tee and on approach shots. The course is characterized by raised green sites with manicured roll-off collars and intriguing swales that require accuracy on both long and short shots. While fairways appear wide and forgiving, they slope toward ponds and lakes lining many landing areas, creating a challenging layout despite their appearance. The course winds through neighboring communities, blending natural habitat and wildlife with residential golf course homes. The design encourages creative thinking and strategic shot selection, making it a course worth playing multiple times to understand its nuances and score effectively. Powell built upon his success at Club Renaissance with a layout specifically designed as an ideal members' course.

Schaerweijde Golf ☆ Follow

Utrecht

Schaerweijde Golf is a 9-hole golf course located in Zeist, Netherlands, featuring 8 Par 3 holes and 1 Par 4 hole. The course is described as one of the most challenging 9-hole layouts in the country, designed to test golfers' skills across varied hole designs. The facility occupies a unique setting, sharing a clubhouse with a hockey complex, creating an informal and social atmosphere where both sports enthusiasts mix. The course benefits from a completely renovated layout and sits within a scenic landscape that provides views from the terrace overlooking both the hockey fields and golf course. Schaerweijde Golf operates as a members' club with guest play options. The facility includes a well-lit driving range open until 22:00, a Simbay Golf simulator, and hospitality amenities with a bar and restaurant. The course is open daily from 08:30 until sunset, accommodating various competitive events throughout the year including weekend tournaments, women's competitions, youth golf, and matchplay championships. The club also operates a golf school with professional instruction available.

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CA

Schaumburg Golf Club ☆ Follow

IL

Schaumburg Golf Club is a 27-hole championship course originally built in 1928 and renovated by renowned architect Bob Lohmann after being purchased by the Schaumburg Park District in 1989. The course features three distinct nines: the Tournament Nine, Players Nine, and Baer Nine, allowing golfers to experience varied layouts with each visit. Playing from 6,097 to 6,700 yards, the course offers undulating terrain with manicured bent grass tees, fairways, and greens in a generous layout. Rated Four Stars by Golf Digest and named the 4th best golf course in Illinois by GolfPass, Schaumburg Golf Club has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments including U.S. Open Qualifying, Illinois State Amateur Qualifying, and IPGA Pro-Junior Championships. The facility includes a comprehensive practice facility with grass tees, mats, and two putting greens, plus The Academy professional teaching program. The Frank Lloyd Wright prairie-style clubhouse provides a full-service pro shop, restaurant, banquet facilities, and locker rooms. In 2010, the course achieved Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program certification.

Schenectady Municipal Golf Course ☆ Follow

NY

Schenectady Municipal Golf Course opened in 1935, designed by A.F. Knight and Jim Thomas. The course was substantially funded by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA) and the Civil Works Administration (CWA), both precursors to the Works Progress Administration, reflecting its New Deal-era origins. The course stretches to 6,600 yards and is characterized by fast, undulating greens paired with tight fairways. The layout is blanketed with native grasses and vegetation, creating a challenging test of golf. The undulating green complexes and narrow fairways demand accuracy from golfers of all skill levels, making it a moderately difficult municipal course. Located at 400 Oregon Avenue in Schenectady, New York, the course serves the local community as a public facility. Its design emphasizes strategic play through its combination of demanding green speeds and confined landing areas, while the natural vegetation throughout provides both aesthetic appeal and course definition.

Schenectady Stadium Country Club ☆ Follow

NY

Stadium Golf Club is an 18-hole, Par 71 daily fee golf course built entirely on sand located in Schenectady, NY. The site was originally developed in 1957 as a 9-hole course after the Schenectady Blue Jays baseball team folded, and the Hennel family purchased the facility in 1965. The current 18-hole course opened in August 1987 with Douglas Hennel as designer. The course features 6,316 yards from the longest tees with a course rating of 69.5 and a slope rating of 113. The course is nestled on 120 acres and delivers a challenging yet satisfying experience with pristine fairways, rolling greens, and water features alongside breathtaking views. Because it is built entirely on sand, it dries faster than any other course in the area. Stadium features an all-grass driving range, pro shop, restaurant and bar, and a patio overlooking scenic holes 9 and 18. The course operates as a public daily-fee facility and has been owned and operated by the Hennel family since 1965.

Scherwood Golf ☆ Follow

IN

Scherwood Golf Course is a 27-hole facility located in Schererville, Indiana. The course features an 18-hole regulation course with a par of 71 and 6,900 yards, complemented by a 9-hole executive course with a par of 30 and 1,600 yards. Founded by Bill Christenson and opened in 1967, the course has established itself as a community golf destination. The facility includes a driving range equipped with two practice greens, a sand bunker, and both grass and mat teeing areas that can accommodate up to 30 players. Scherwood offers PGA instruction through certified professionals, including personalized lessons for golfers of all skill levels. The course also features FootGolf on its 9-hole executive layout, which consists of three par 3s, three par 4s, and three par 5s. The clubhouse provides comprehensive amenities including a full-service bar, catering options, and outdoor grill services suitable for outings and events. The facility hosts leagues, tournaments, and junior programs, including a Junior Executive League for ages 10-15 that operates during summer months.

Schifferdecker Golf Course ☆ Follow

MO

Schifferdecker Golf Course is Joplin's only public 18-hole golf course, offering an accessible experience for golfers of all skill levels. Located on historic Route 66 at 7th Street and Schifferdecker Road, the par 71 course operates year-round and serves as the region's most popular golf facility. The course hosts numerous golf tournaments throughout the year, establishing itself as a central hub for competitive play in the area. In 2017, a state-of-the-art golf simulator was added to the facility, allowing golfers to experience renowned courses indoors. This addition provides convenience and comfort during inclement weather or for practice purposes. The course features a well-stocked pro shop and clubhouse amenities where golfers can enjoy refreshments and snacks. The facility caters to the community through various offerings including annual passes and organized tournaments, making it a comprehensive golfing destination for both casual and serious players seeking a complete golf experience in the Joplin area.

Schleswig Community Golf Club ☆ Follow

IA

Schleswig Community Golf Club is a 9-hole public course with a Par 35 layout totaling 2,708 yards. The course was built in 1966 and is located in Schleswig, Iowa. Two par 3 holes are less than 200 yards but each is protected by sand traps, while water hazards come into play on two of the par 4 holes. The course design intertwines difficulty and beauty, with well-groomed fairways and greens kept in condition that is difficult yet friendly. During the season the club offers league play for men and women. The course hosts tournaments and local outings. The facility is part of the Iowa Reciprocal Golf program.