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Sedgewood Country Club

SC

Sedgewood Country Club is an 18-hole course with a par of 72, measuring 6,767 yards from the back tees with a slope rating of 113, and was designed by architect Russell Breeden and opened in 1960. The course is located at 9560 Garners Ferry Rd, Hopkins, South Carolina 29061, in Richland County. The front nine is more open than the back nine, which was built on hilly terrain and features more dogleg fairways, with water coming into play on several holes. The layout offers 3 sets of tee boxes for a fun but challenging golfing experience.

Sedin Golf Resort

Trnavský kraj

Sedlescombe Golf Club

East Sussex

Sedlescombe Golf & Country Club is situated in the heart of East Sussex countryside near the historic town of Battle. The club features two courses: the championship "Great Wood" course, an 18-hole par 71 layout described as a true test of golf with careful design and excellent conditioning, and the "Little Wood" course, a 9-hole par 3 facility suitable for practice and beginners. Set within beautiful East Sussex landscapes, the courses offer scenic views and are maintained to high standards. The club provides comprehensive facilities including an undercover, floodlit driving range, three practice greens, and professional golf tuition. Beyond golf, the facility operates an on-site luxury hotel with twenty rooms, a newly refurbished restaurant and bar, and two padel courts. The club emphasizes all-weather playability and caters to players of all abilities, from juniors to experienced golfers, with various membership categories available.

Sedona Golf Resort

AZ

Sedona Golf Resort is a 6,646-yard, par-71 public course located in Sedona, Arizona, renowned for its dramatic setting amid the region's iconic red rock formations. The course is sculpted through the natural desert landscape, featuring elevation changes and strategic design that appeals to golfers of all skill levels. The layout presents a balanced challenge with well-guarded greens and strategically placed bunkers that test the short game. Key features include fairways framed by striking red rock formations, water hazards such as the challenging water feature on hole 17, and panoramic views throughout. Hole 10 is notable for winding through natural red rock beauty, demanding precision and strategy. The course maintains smooth, well-maintained pathways navigating the desert terrain with consistent elevation variations and scenic vistas. Sedona Golf Resort operates as a public course while also offering membership options through the Troon Golf Portfolio, a prestigious collection of world-class courses. The resort provides professional instruction from PGA professionals, club rentals, and tournament hosting capabilities, complemented by on-site dining at Juniper Bar & Grille and a food and beverage cart during play.

Sefton Golf Course

New South Wales

Segregansett Country Club

MA

Segregansett Country Club is a private 18-hole championship golf course located in Taunton, Massachusetts, founded in 1893. The course spans 120 acres with a par of 72. Men's tees range from 6613 yards (Blue) to 5846 yards (Gold), while women's tees stretch from 5490 yards (Red) to 5200 yards (Hybrid). The course features bent grass and POA greens, with fairways composed of bent grass, ryegrass, and bluegrass. The layout includes 50 strategically placed bunkers throughout the property. The course record on the Blue tees stands at 63 (-9 under). Widely regarded as one of the top private clubs in southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island, Segregansett offers a traditional country club experience with championship-caliber golf. The course maintains high playing standards and hosts club championships and member competitions annually.

Seibu-en Golf Course

埼玉県

Located in Tokorozawa, Saitama, Seibu-en Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 layout set within a landscape characterized by significant elevation changes. The course spans 5,843 yards from the back tees, offering a design that prioritizes strategic shot-making over sheer distance. The terrain is undulating, requiring players to navigate a variety of slopes and contours that influence approach angles and putting lines. The layout is divided into distinct front and back nines, each presenting unique challenges. The front nine features a mix of par-3s and par-4s, including two designated "Near Pin" holes (No. 2 and No. 4) that reward precise iron play, as well as two "Long Drive" holes (No. 3 and No. 8) that test driving distance. The 18th hole also serves as a long drive test, stretching to 500 yards. Water hazards and bunkers are strategically placed throughout the course to enforce strategy. The design encourages players to balance aggression with accuracy, particularly on the shorter par-4s where approach shots must navigate around or over defensive features. The course accommodates multiple tee sets, with distances ranging from 4,637 yards from the front tees to 5,843 yards from the back markers, allowing for varying levels of difficulty. Facilities include a modern clubhouse with dining options and competition rooms, supporting both casual rounds and organized events.

Seita no Mori Kitakyushu Golf Course

福岡県

Seita no Mori Kitakyushu Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 facility located in Higashi-ku, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. The course is designed for self-play and is equipped with GPS-enabled golf carts to assist players with navigation and distance management. The layout features a balanced mix of hole lengths, with the front nine totaling 3,103 yards from the regular tees and the back nine measuring 2,902 yards, resulting in a total yardage of 6,005 yards. The course design includes four sets of tees to accommodate different skill levels: back, regular, front, and ladies. The par breakdown consists of five par-5s, eight par-4s, and five par-3s. Notable long holes include the 4th hole, a par-5 measuring 495 yards from the regular tees, and the 10th hole, another par-5 at 494 yards. The shortest holes are the 10th par-3 at 85 yards and the 8th par-3 at 180 yards from the regular tees. The handicap indices are distributed across the holes to balance the difficulty, with the 1st hole on the front nine carrying the lowest handicap index of 1 and the 11th hole on the back nine carrying the highest at 18. Seita no Mori Kitakyushu Golf Course operates as a self-play venue, encouraging players to manage their own pace and scorekeeping. The course enforces specific etiquette rules known as "Seita Manner," which include strict prohibitions against hitting into groups ahead and requirements for repairing divots and ball marks. Players are expected to maintain a pace of approximately two hours to two hours and twenty minutes per nine holes. The facility has been recognized for its food hygiene standards, receiving awards from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and local food hygiene associations. The setting is characterized by its location in Kitakyushu, providing a practical and accessible golfing experience for local and visiting players.

Seiyama Golf Course

北佐久郡

Sejerø Golf Club

Region Sjælland

Sejerø Golf Club is located on the island of Sejerø, positioned within a hilly landscape characterized by over 50 hills locally called "mountains," each with individual names. The course is laid out around the protected ancient burial mound Stenkishøj and offers sweeping views across Sejerø Bay and the Storebælt-Kattegat shipping lane. The course features a varied hole layout set within undulating terrain, providing scenic vistas of the surrounding waters and natural landscape. The setting emphasizes connection with nature, incorporating the island's rich wildlife and bird populations. Wind conditions from the sea present additional challenge during blustery weather, adding to the course's variable difficulty. The facility combines golf with the natural environment, appealing to both experienced golfers and beginners. The course is described as having distinctive characteristics shaped by its island location and topography. The club offers practice facilities including a driving range, and hosts various membership categories to accommodate different player levels and backgrounds.

Sejong Emerson Country Club

Sejong Emerson Country Club is a private members-only golf course located in Sejong Special Self-Governing City, South Korea. The course spans 1.5 million square meters and features a total length of 9,375 meters, making it one of the longest courses in the central region. The design was created by legendary Japanese golfer Sugihara Teruo, who won 28 tournaments. The course is characterized by wide, long fairways with appropriate difficulty levels suitable for players of all skill levels. The course comprises three distinct layouts: Lakes, Valley, and Mountain. The Lakes course features ponds and rock formations set against scenic mountain vistas, creating a traditional landscape aesthetic. The Valley course presents mostly flat terrain with unique characteristics at each hole, offering dramatic challenges. The Mountain course incorporates natural, rugged topography requiring strategic play and bold execution. Notable features include mature tree-lined fairways that create private playing environments, large putting greens maintained with a two-green system ensuring consistent green speeds, and unobstructed views without visible buildings. The course has matured over 30 years, with established vegetation providing both aesthetic beauty and natural separation between holes.

Sejong Field Golf Club

Sejong Field Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Sejong Special Self-Governing City, South Korea. The course is divided into two distinct nines: the Sejong Course and the Happiness Course, each playing to par 36. The Sejong Course (3,297 meters from the back tees) features a soft layout that harmonizes open fairways with rolling hills, offering a more traditional parkland aesthetic. The Happiness Course (3,388 meters from the back tees) incorporates forests and streams into its design, creating a naturally extended park-style layout. Both courses offer multiple tee options to accommodate different skill levels, with distances ranging from 2,280 to 3,297 meters on the Sejong Course and 2,382 to 3,388 meters on the Happiness Course. The courses feature a mix of par 3, 4, and 5 holes, with par 3s ranging from 81 to 228 meters and longer holes extending beyond 500 meters. The routing provides variety in terrain and strategic shot-making opportunities across both nines.

Sekigahara CC

不破郡

Located in Gifu Prefecture, Sekigahara Country Club sits on a plateau surrounded by the Ibuki and Yoro mountain ranges, offering views of the Nobi Plain. The 18-hole course was established in October 1974 and is characterized by its wide, flat terrain, which allows for strategic play across all skill levels. The layout is divided into an out course and an in course, with a total par of 72. The course measures 6,533 yards from the Emerald Green tees and 6,216 yards from the Diamond Green tees. The front nine plays to a par 36, while the back nine also carries a par 36. Key holes include the demanding 3rd hole, a 531-yard par 5, and the 10th, a 501-yard par 5. The par 3s provide variety, ranging from the short 16th at 160 yards to the longer 1st at 398 yards. Sekigahara Country Club has a strong history in regional tournament play. It hosted the 33rd Gifu Prefectural Senior Golf Championship and the 23rd Grand Senior Golf Championship in 2008, as well as the 47th Gifu Prefectural Senior Golf Championship in 2023. The club also won the 52nd and 53rd Gifu Prefectural Club Championship in 2016 and 2017, and secured back-to-back victories in the 50th and 51th Chubu Inter Club Golf Competition in 2021 and 2022.

Selbourne Golf Estate

KwaZulu-Natal

Selbu Golfklubb

Trøndelag

Selby Golf Club

North Yorkshire 10 upcoming events

Founded in 1907, Selby Golf Club is a par 71 championship course built on sand-based, well-drained land that remains playable year-round, with winter golf being particularly popular. Located in Brayton, Selby, the course features excellent drainage characteristics that prevent standing water during wet conditions. The club offers comprehensive practice facilities including a large putting green and driving range with four covered bays. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all abilities and ages, welcoming both members and visitors. Selby Golf Club has been recognized as an England Golf Venue for 2024 and 2025, designating it as a championship-standard facility. Beyond the course itself, the club provides first-class amenities including a well-stocked bar, professional catering department, and rooms available for hire, making it a popular venue for society golf days and corporate events. The course is known for its quality conditioning and warm hospitality, with visitors consistently praising both the layout and the standard of facilities and service provided by the club.

Selesa Golf Course

Pahang

Selesa Golf Course is an eighteen-hole facility situated in the hills of Bukit Tinggi, approximately 900 feet above sea level. The course is divided into two distinct nine-hole loops, designated as Endah's Nine and Coco's Nine, which together provide a total par of 72. The layout is characterized by a tight and challenging design that contrasts with broad, flat lowland courses, offering a distinct experience for golfers accustomed to elevation changes. The setting is defined by its location within the wind corridor of Genting Pass, where a refreshing breeze is common. The terrain is surrounded by the mountains of the Banjaran Titiwangsa range, providing sweeping views and a natural environment where wildlife such as eagles, swifts, and jungle fowl are present. The steep slopes, including uphill and downhill lies, significantly alter distance perception and require careful club selection and stance adjustment, particularly for high handicappers. Key characteristics of the course include its hilly nature, which demands precise shot-making due to the varying lies and elevation changes. The course features a mix of par 3, 4, and 5 holes across both nines. Notably, the fifth hole is highlighted as a potential albatross hole-in-one opportunity, adding a unique element to the scoring profile. The design encourages enjoyment through the combination of challenging terrain and the scenic, nature-rich surroundings.

Selfridge Golf Course

MI

The Selfridge Golf Course was originally established in the late 1940s and is situated at the southeast end of Selfridge Air National Guard Base. This PGA-sanctioned 18-hole course features large undulating greens, well-drained sand traps, and challenging hole layouts that test players of varying skill levels. The facility includes a two-tiered driving range with ample tee space, a chipping green, three large practice target greens, and a practice sand trap. An 8,000 square foot putting green adjacent to the clubhouse offers multiple levels, mounds, and rolls suitable for both beginners and experienced players. The course is known for its unique setting on a military base in Michigan, offering a distinctive playing experience. The staff is experienced in running golf tournaments and provides instruction through group clinics for various demographics including beginners, juniors, ladies, and men, as well as individual lessons. The course's Class A PGA Professional brings 15 years of teaching experience and multiple certifications including US Kids Golf Instructor and Mitchell Golf Club Builder credentials.