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Seneca Golf Course Follow

KY

Seneca Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Seneca Park, Louisville, Kentucky, that opened in 1934. The hilly layout winds through beautiful parkland terrain, featuring Beargrass Creek winding among numerous trees and zoysia fairways. Rated the sixth-toughest course in Kentucky, it has been voted "Best of Louisville" for several years running and is recognized as one of the best public golf courses in the city. The course has significant historical importance, hosting numerous national events. Gary Player won his first American tournament here at the 1958 Derby City Open. Seneca is one of the most heavily-used courses in Louisville, accommodating numerous groups annually. The facility includes a chipping green and driving range, along with a well-run junior club program. The course presents a challenging test of golf skills and continues to attract golfers seeking quality public golf in the Louisville area.

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OH

Seneca Golf Course is a 36-hole, championship-length parkland-style golf course located in Broadview Heights, Ohio, situated at the highest point of Cuyahoga County. Opened on August 1, 1940, the course sprawls across 350 acres and is known for its lengthy par fours and fives that challenge golfers of all skill levels. Notable holes include Furnace Run #8, a demanding 603-yard par 5 that plays into the prevailing wind with a pond guarding the right side of the green, and Furnace Run #3, a medium-length par 5 featuring three fairway bunkers and a creek affecting approach shots. The Chippewa course's 6th hole presents strategic options with its fairway winding around a pond. The course features five sets of tee boxes, accommodating golfers of varying abilities. Its beautiful parkland aesthetic showcases wooded, scenic terrain. Arnold Palmer praised it as "a good testing course." In 2011, Cleveland Metroparks acquired and began renovating the course into its former gem status. Accessibility features include Solorider golf carts for individuals needing mobility assistance.

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Sengoku Golf Course Follow

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The Sengoku Golf Course, operated by the Fujiya Hotel, is located in Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture, at an elevation of 700 meters. Opened in 1917 as a public course, it holds the distinction of being the second-oldest public golf course in Japan and the first in the eastern part of the country. The course is situated in the natural landscape of the Sengoku-hara plateau, where players experience cool winds and a refreshing atmosphere. The layout consists of 18 holes with a par of 72 and a total length of 6,651 yards. The design leverages the natural terrain of the Hakone and Sengoku-hara areas, featuring minimal elevation changes and moderate undulations that create a strategic playing experience. The course is characterized by its relatively flat profile compared to many mountain courses, allowing for a smooth round while still demanding precision. A notable feature of the facility is the practice area, which offers a 300-yard downhill shot and includes dedicated bunkers and approach practice zones. The clubhouse restaurant provides views of the surrounding nature, and the course hosts various events, including the 11th U22 Golf Championship. The facility is accessible approximately 15 minutes from the Tomei Expressway Gotemba Interchange.

Senica’s Oak Ridge Golf Club Follow

IL

Senica's Oak Ridge Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in La Salle, Illinois, routed through gently rolling terrain featuring mature oak forests and five sparkling lakes. The back nine plays along a meandering creek, with water hazards coming into play on 13 holes total and nearly 50 strategically placed bunkers throughout the layout. The course design seamlessly blends with the natural landscape it traverses. The course demands accuracy without being overly punishing for errant shots. The signature 18th hole features an elevated tee requiring a carry over the creek to reach the green. Senica's Oak Ridge offers comprehensive practice facilities including a driving range, practice bunker, and two practice greens to accommodate all skill levels and short-game training needs. The club provides golf lessons and maintains a restaurant and banquet facilities on-site.

Senkari Country Club Follow

兵庫県

Senkari Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in the hills of Kitakawachi, Settsu, Osaka. Established by Kwansei Gakuin University in 1965, the course was designed by J.E. Crane and opened for play that same year. The facility is situated in the northern Osaka region, offering views of the Hattori Mountains, and operates as a members-only club with a history of hosting various regional and national amateur tournaments. The course layout features a variety of challenges, including uphill and downhill holes, with significant elevation changes affecting club selection. The front nine totals 3,339 yards from the black tees, while the back nine extends to 3,339 yards, bringing the total par to 72. Notable holes include the fifth, a 564-yard par 5 that is the longest on the course, and the seventh, a 547-yard par 5 that plays downhill. The par 3s vary in length, with the eleventh hole measuring 204 yards from the black tees and the eighth at 188 yards. The course utilizes six sets of tees, ranging from the orange tees at 2,237 yards for the front nine to the black tees at 3,339 yards, allowing for varying difficulty levels based on tee selection. Strategic elements are prominent throughout the round, with numerous bunkers and out-of-bounds areas defining the fairways. Several holes feature penalty areas where players may take relief with a one-stroke penalty from a designated drop zone. The greens are described as having various slopes and undulations, requiring precise approach shots. The course is maintained with Bentgrass greens and features fairways overseeded with ryegrass to ensure year-round green conditions. Senkari Country Club has a significant tournament history, having hosted the Kansai Senior Golf Championship, the Japan Senior Open Golf Championship Qualifying, and the Japan Mid-Amateur Golf Championship. The club also serves as a base for university and high school golf clubs, fostering the development of young players. The facility includes a clubhouse with dining facilities and has implemented modern navigation systems on its electric carts to assist players with distance and layout information.

Sennan Country Club Follow

大阪府

Sennan Country Club is located in Sensan, Osaka, overlooking the Osaka Bay. The course was designed by J.E. Crane, a designer known for numerous notable courses. The layout consists of 18 holes that are generally flat, separated by mature trees including gold crest cypress, cedar, and metasequoia. Strategic hazards such as ponds and bunkers are distributed throughout the course to provide a varied playing experience. The club operates two distinct courses: the main course and the Sennan Public Course. The main course is designed for a full 18-hole round, while the public course offers an alternative layout for members and guests. The facility utilizes electromagnetic induction-powered golf carts equipped with iPad Marshall navigation systems to assist players during their round. Access to the club is convenient from the Kansai Airport and major highways, including the Hanshin Expressway Bayshore Route. For those traveling by train, a shuttle bus operates from JR Inage Station, although service is suspended on self-play days. The club maintains a membership structure that has been in place since its opening in December 1960, emphasizing a traditional club spirit while adapting to modern amenities.

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Senne Golfclub Gut Welschof Follow

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Senne Golfclub Gut Welschof is an 18-hole championship course located at the historic Vogtshof estate in the Senne landscape, established in 1992. The Par-72 layout stretches approximately 6,000 meters through diverse terrain featuring heathland, pine and birch forests, tree-lined fairways, natural ponds, and wetland biotopes. The course incorporates 10 water hazards and 62 bunkers, creating strategic challenges that demand precise shotmaking while remaining accessible to players of varying skill levels. Each hole presents distinct characteristics shaped by the surrounding natural environment. The course design emphasizes the interplay between woodland and hedgerow settings, with particular highlight holes providing memorable moments. The historic Vogtshof building, founded in 1709/1710, serves as the atmospheric clubhouse and backdrop for the facility. An on-site restaurant, Gutshof Welschof, overlooks the finishing holes (9 and 18), offering dining and views of play. The setting in the pristine Senne region provides a tranquil natural environment suited for golfers seeking to escape daily stress while enjoying a challenging round.

Señorío de Illescas Club de Golf Follow

Castilla-La Mancha

Señorío de Illescas Golf & Padel Club is a 9-hole golf course located in Illescas, Toledo, approximately 20 minutes south of Madrid. The course features a par-33 layout with long holes and offers flexibility through multiple tee positions, allowing players to complete 18 holes across two rounds. The course is specifically designed as a beginner-friendly facility with an easy, spacious layout that accommodates players without crowding. The facility includes a 52-position practice range with artificial lighting and a swing analysis room equipped with four cameras for detailed swing analysis. Additional features include a short-game practice area, footgolf course with 18 holes, six covered padel courts, and a golf academy with qualified instructors including PGA certified professionals. Operated as a Pay & Play model, the club targets a diverse clientele including families, junior golfers, and beginners. It offers equipment rentals (manual carts and buggies), a pro shop, and hospitality services including a bar-cafeteria. The facility also hosts local rankings and tournaments, accommodating competitive play across various age groups and skill levels.

Señorío de Zuasti Follow

Navarra

Club de Campo Señorío de Zuasti is an 18-hole golf course designed by renowned Spanish golfer José María Olazábal. Located in Zuasti, Navarra, the course is situated within an expansive sports complex covering over one million square meters, the largest sports facility in Navarra. The facility enjoys excellent accessibility, positioned just 10 minutes from Pamplona via the A-15 autopista and approximately 40 minutes from Donostia-San Sebastián and Vitoria-Gasteiz. The course is set within a natural landscape featuring a notable 90-hectare oak forest (robledal) with diverse indigenous flora and fauna. In addition to the championship course, the facility provides a practice range, putting green, and comprehensive golf services. The club functions as a complete sports and wellness destination, offering tennis and paddle courts, a natural grass football pitch, swimming pools, a hydrothermal center, gym facilities, and various sports schools including golf instruction. The setting emphasizes integration with the natural environment, positioning itself as a destination for both serious golfers and recreational visitors seeking a comprehensive sporting experience.

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Sentul Highlands Golf Club Follow

Jawa

Sentul Highlands Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course officially opened in 1997, designed by South African golf legend Gary Player. Located in Sentul City, Bogor, the course is set within a mountainous landscape offering breathtaking views and challenging terrain. The layout features a signature Par 3 hole at Hole 12 (126 meters), framed by boulders and bunkers with distinctive vistas. The course is characterized by its mountain-surrounded setting and demanding design that appeals to golfers of varying skill levels. The terrain and natural landscape elements create a memorable playing experience. Beyond the 18 holes, Sentul Highlands offers comprehensive facilities including the Fraser Driving & Lounge, a pro shop, and dining options. The club maintains championship standards suitable for tournament play and serves as an exclusive golf destination combining nature-inspired design with strategic course architecture.

Sentul Highlands Golf Club Follow

Kuala Lumpur

Sentul Highlands Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course officially opened in 1997, designed by renowned South African golf legend Gary Player. Located in Sentul City, Bogor, the course is set within a mountainous landscape offering breathtaking views surrounded by natural terrain. The course presents a challenging layout designed to provide a memorable experience for golfers of varying skill levels. A notable feature is Hole 12, a Par 3 measuring 126 meters, which serves as the signature hole. This iconic Par 3 is framed by boulders and bunkers, rewarding straight tee shots with panoramic views that are considered the course's most distinctive characteristic. Beyond the championship course, Sentul Highlands offers comprehensive facilities including a pro shop and the Fraser Driving & Lounge. The club maintains an exclusive membership community while also accommodating public play and events, establishing itself as a destination that combines championship-level golf with lifestyle amenities in a scenic mountain setting.

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Seo Seoul CC Follow

Seo Seoul CC is an 18-hole, Par 72 championship golf course located in Paju City, Gyeonggi Province, near Seoul. Situated at the foot of Uamsan Mountain, the course benefits from convenient access, approximately 15 minutes from Seoul's Gupyebal and Goyang's Wondang areas. The course maximizes natural topography with a stepped layout featuring two distinct nine-hole courses: the Hill Course and the Lake Course. The Hill Course presents narrow, lengthy fairways with masculine characteristics, preserving natural terrain at a grand scale. The Lake Course offers a more refined, feminine design requiring strategic play throughout, earning praise for its engaging experience. Both courses incorporate characteristic design elements including moderate elevation changes, strategically placed bunkers of varying sizes, and artificial lakes that create tension balanced with comfort. All 18 holes feature lighting facilities enabling night play. Notable safety infrastructure includes Korea's first DAS (Dissipation Array System) lightning protection system installed across all 18 holes. Tee options include Back, Regular, and Lady tees, with distances ranging from approximately 4,909 to 6,060 meters depending on the tee selection and course routing.

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Seokjeong Hill CC Follow

고창군

Seokjeong Hill CC is an 18-hole public golf course located in Gochang County, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea. The course features two distinct layouts: the Lake Course and the Mountain Course, designed in a European style with emphasis on environmental sustainability. The course is characterized by expansive village landscaping and scenic vistas, with elevated terrain offering views of mountains, clear water, and open skies. The design accommodates golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to low handicappers, making it accessible to a diverse range of players. A unique distinguishing feature of Seokjeong Hill CC is its germanium hot spring facilities-the only 18-hole public golf course in South Korea to combine golf with germanium onsen waters. After completing a round, players can relax and recover in these therapeutic hot springs, which constitute a rare amenity in Korean golf. The course emphasizes both aesthetic appeal and playability, with thoughtfully designed holes that integrate the natural landscape. The combination of quality course design, scenic beauty, and wellness facilities distinguishes Seokjeong Hill CC as a comprehensive golf destination.

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