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北海道

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北海道

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静岡県

Shizuoka Country Club Hamaoka Course & Hotel Follow

静岡県

The Shizuoka Country Club Hamaoka Course & Hotel is located in Misaki, Shizuoka Prefecture, featuring a 36-hole layout designed by renowned architect Rees Jones. The facility comprises two distinct nine-hole courses, the Takamatsu Course and the Ogasa Course, which were both fully renovated under Jones's direction, with the Ogasa Course completing its renovation in 2019 and the Takamatsu Course following in 2020. This strategic design creates a course characterized by change and strategic depth, offering a playing experience that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. The golf courses are set against the backdrop of the Suruga Bay, providing rich scenic views that complement the strategic demands of the layout. The club is known for its palace-style clubhouse, which houses an art museum and offers dining options that feature seafood from the Suruga Bay. The facility caters to a wide range of golfers, including provisions for senior and ladies' days, as well as specific tee settings such as the pink tees introduced on the Ogasa Course in 2023. The Ogasa Course has been recognized for its quality, having been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Courses for two consecutive terms. The club also supports various golfing activities beyond standard play, including footgolf and professional lesson plans. The integration of the hotel and golf facilities allows visitors to experience the full scope of the course's amenities, from the strategic challenges of the Jones-designed fairways to the accommodations and dining within the clubhouse complex.

Shizuoka Country Shimada Course Follow

静岡県

The Shizuoka Country Shimada Course is a 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Shimada City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Opened in 1965, the course is situated on the eastern ridge of the Makino-hara Plateau, a region known for tea cultivation. The setting offers expansive views of Mount Fuji and the Suruga Bay, providing a scenic backdrop for play. The club is positioned for convenient access, located just five minutes from the Yoshida Interchange of the Tomei Expressway and ten minutes from the Fuji Shizuoka Airport. The course was designed by renowned architect Kinji Fujita, who utilized the natural terrain, undulations, and water hazards to create a layout with significant strategic depth. The design integrates the existing landscape features rather than imposing an artificial structure, resulting in a course that challenges players through thoughtful routing and varied hole designs. The facility underwent a renewal and reopened on October 1, 2021, updating the clubhouse and amenities while maintaining the integrity of Fujita's original design philosophy. A new clubhouse has been constructed to harmonize with the natural surroundings, replacing older facilities to enhance the player experience. The course offers various tee settings to accommodate different skill levels, including the introduction of pink tees for shorter distances. The layout is characterized by its strategic demands, requiring players to navigate the natural contours and water features effectively to score well. The Shizuoka Country Shimada Course has established itself as a prestigious club in central Shizuoka with a rich history spanning several decades. It hosts regular competitions, including the Challenge Open, and maintains a reputation for high-quality golf and service. The course is part of the Shizuoka Country Group, which operates other facilities in the region, contributing to its standing in the local golf community.

Shizuoka Yomiuri Country Follow

静岡県

Located in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, the Shizuoka Yomiuri Country Club is a 72-par, 18-hole course designed by Tsuneo Abe and opened in October 1985. The layout features a total yardage of 6,288 meters from the regular bentgrass tees, with the front nine measuring 3,154 meters and the back nine 3,134 meters. The course is characterized by a mix of flat terrain and significant elevation changes, particularly on the back nine where several holes play downhill. The front nine presents a variety of challenges, headlined by the 5th hole, a par-5 described as the most difficult on the course. This hole features a flat fairway with hidden elevation changes and a water hazard that is not visible from the tee, making the second shot a complex decision. The 8th hole is a par-3 where the entire left side is out of bounds, requiring careful club selection due to wind differences between the tee and the green. The back nine introduces more demanding terrain, starting with the 13th, a par-5 that plays downhill from the second shot onward. The narrow green on this hole demands precise management to avoid trouble. The course concludes with the 18th hole, a par-4 that requires an uphill approach to the green. The difficulty of the final hole varies significantly depending on the tee position used, with the back tees offering a longer and more challenging test.

Shizuoka Yomiuri Country Club Follow

静岡県

Located in Makushiro, Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, the Shizuoka Yomiuri Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Tsuneo Abe and opened in October 1985. The layout measures 6,288 yards from the regular bent tees, with a total yardage of 6,066 yards from the regular Korai tees. The course is divided into an outward nine totaling 3,154 yards and an inward nine measuring 3,134 yards. The front nine features a demanding opening hole, a par-5 measuring 500 yards from the regular bent tees, which is rated as the easiest hole on the course with a handicap of 1. The par-4 holes on the front side vary in length, with the 2nd hole stretching 334 yards and the 4th hole measuring 336 yards. The back nine presents a different challenge, highlighted by the 13th hole, a 511-yard par-5 that serves as the second-difficultest hole on the layout with a handicap of 2. The 16th hole, another par-5, measures 490 yards and carries a handicap of 6. Key scoring opportunities and challenges are distributed throughout the round. The 8th hole is a short par-3 measuring 144 yards from the regular bent tees, ranked as the most difficult hole on the course with a handicap of 17. Conversely, the 11th hole, a 136-yard par-3, is the easiest hole on the back nine with a handicap of 16. The closing holes include the 17th, a 358-yard par-4 with a handicap of 18, and the 18th, a 406-yard par-4 with a handicap of 12. The course is equipped with modern amenities, including a driving range with 10 bays extending 230 yards, as well as separate approach and bunker practice areas. The facility utilizes automatic payment machines and offers a coffee shop open from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM. The club maintains specific dress codes, prohibiting T-shirts, jeans, and sandals during play, and requires collared shirts with tucked-in hems.

Shoaff Park Golf Course Follow

IN

Shoaff Park Golf Course is an 18-hole par-3 executive course located in Fort Wayne, Indiana, at 6401 St. Joe Road. The course is designed as an ideal venue for golfers of all skill levels, particularly beginners and those seeking recreational play. With a par rating of 54, Shoaff Park emphasizes short game development around the greens while incorporating challenging long iron shots to small greens. The course layout provides variety in difficulty, allowing players to practice different aspects of their game in a park setting. The facility includes a full driving range, making it suitable for both practice and play. The course operates from sunrise to 30 minutes before sunset, weather permitting, and features both daily rates and seasonal pass options. Shoaff Park serves the Fort Wayne community as part of the city's public golf course system, offering affordable access to quality golfing experiences.

Shoal Creek Follow

AL

Shoal Creek, located in Alabama, is a prestigious private golf club that opened in July 1977 with an official opening ceremony featuring Jack Nicklaus, Jerry Pate, and Hubert Green. Designed as a masterpiece of golf architecture, the course has established itself as a premier championship venue. The club has hosted multiple major championships, including the PGA Championship twice (1984 and 1990), the U.S. Amateur (1986), the U.S. Junior Amateur (2008), and the U.S. Women's Open (2018). Notable champions include Lee Trevino at the 1984 PGA Championship and Ariya Jutanugarn at the 2018 U.S. Women's Open. The course also hosted the Regions Tradition, a Champions Tour event, annually for five years (2011-2015), earning the 2011 Presidents Award for tournament excellence. The course has demonstrated consistent appeal to championship-caliber players and organizations, reflecting its challenging design and pristine conditioning. Its tournament history and hosting of multiple USGA and PGA events underscore its standing among America's elite golf courses. The club has also been home to regional championships, including the Southern Amateur, further establishing its reputation as a premier competitive venue in the Southeast.

Shoal Creek Golf Course Follow

MO 1 upcoming event

Shoal Creek Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Kansas City, Missouri, featuring a par 71 layout that stretches 6,950 yards. Designed by golf course architect Steve Wolfard, the course offers a distinctive golfing experience suitable for players of all skill levels. The design is characterized by breathtaking elevation changes and expansive landing areas that wind through picturesque terrain in the Northland region. The course features well-maintained playing conditions and offers comprehensive practice facilities including a driving range. In addition to daily play, Shoal Creek hosts various tournaments and golf events throughout the year, with an experienced staff dedicated to tournament management. The facility also serves as a wedding and event venue, featuring event spaces and banquet capabilities alongside its championship golf experience.

Shoalhaven Heads Golf Course Follow

New South Wales

Shoalhaven Heads Golf Club is an 18-hole all-weather links-style course located on the South Coast of New South Wales. The course features a traditional links design with hole-by-hole descriptions and a course flyover available for review. The layout includes notable holes such as the 8th, 11th, 16th, and 18th, which are highlighted in club records and tournament results. The course recently underwent modifications, with references to a new 11th hole and temporary 16th hole, indicating ongoing course development. The venue hosts regular club competitions and represents Golf NSW in Illawarra Pennant matches against regional courses including Gerringong, Nowra, Port Kembla, Moss Vale, and Shell Cove. The club conducts major events such as the annual David Lamb Memorial Event and maintains an active competitive calendar. Shoalhaven Heads accommodates both members and visitors, operating with a pro shop and on-site restaurant. The course welcomes players of varying abilities, as evidenced by its competitive structure and tournament participation across multiple divisions.

Shodoshima Seaside GC Follow

小豆郡

Located on the island of Shodoshima, Shodoshima Seaside Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course operated by Kansai Sekizai Co., Ltd. The layout offers distinct yardages for different skill levels, with a total distance of 6,520 yards from the back tees, 6,200 yards from the regular tees, and 5,175 yards from the ladies' tees. The course is divided into an outward nine totaling 3,247 yards from the back tees and an inward nine of 3,273 yards. The front nine features a mix of par fours and a par three, starting with a 356-yard fourth hole and a 326-yard third. The fourth hole is a demanding 493-yard par five, while the fifth is a shorter 392-yard par four. The stretch continues with a 179-yard par three, a 407-yard par four, and the longest hole on the front, a 610-yard par five. The front nine concludes with a 366-yard par four. The back nine begins with a 320-yard par four and a 366-yard par four. The 14th hole is a short 224-yard par three, followed by a 493-yard par five. The 16th hole stands out as the longest on the course at 617 yards from the back tees, playing as a par five. The closing holes include a 410-yard par four and a 396-yard par four to finish the round. The course is designed to take advantage of its island setting, with the name "Seaside" reflecting its coastal environment. The operator, Kansai Sekizai, manages the facility which emphasizes a casual atmosphere, allowing for free dress codes including T-shirts and shorts, although formal attire is required for club competitions. The course hosts regular competitions and maintains a schedule for various events throughout the year.

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岐阜県

Shoji Golf Club Follow

泉南郡 14 upcoming events

Shoji Golf Club is located in Kumatori, Senshun District, Osaka Prefecture, Japan, positioned approximately 40 minutes from central Osaka and just five minutes from the Kaizuka Interchange on the Hanshin Expressway. The course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by architect Kazuo Iguchi. It is situated in a setting that offers views of the Osaka Bay and the Rokko Mountains, with terrain characterized by gentle undulations and a mix of open fairways and tree-lined sections. The course features well-maintained greens and tees that cater to both members and visitors. Key characteristics include a variety of hole lengths that test different aspects of a player's game, with several par-4s requiring precise approach shots to well-guarded putting surfaces. The layout incorporates natural hazards such as bunkers and water features on specific holes to add strategic depth. Notable features of Shoji Golf Club include its night golf facilities, which allow for play after sunset during the appropriate seasons. The course also offers a restaurant and locker rooms for guests. The club regularly hosts member events and competitions.

Shonan Country Club Follow

神奈川県

Located in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, Shonan Country Club is a 72-par facility designed by renowned architect Seiichi Inoue. The course features two distinct nine-hole loops, the Showa Green and the Heisei Green, which can be played individually or combined for a full 18-hole round. The Heisei Green offers a total length of 6,914 yards from the championship tees, while the Showa Green measures 6,719 yards from the same markers. Both loops are par 36, providing a strategic test that balances long par fives with accessible par threes. The layout is characterized by a design philosophy that emphasizes strategy and elegance, integrating with the natural landscape of the Chigasaki area. The course includes specific water hazards that add to the challenge, such as the pond on the 11th hole and relocated water features on the 6th hole. The fairways and greens are maintained with Bentgrass, specifically variety 007, which is standard for high-quality Japanese courses. The club also provides a driving range with 21 bays and an approach practice area to support player development. Historically, the club was established in 1958 by the Mitsubishi group, opening initially as a nine-hole course before expanding to its current 18-hole configuration in 1971. The design by Seiichi Inoue, a pioneer in Japanese golf course architecture, has been preserved and evolved through various renovations, including the construction of a new clubhouse in 2006. The course serves as a venue for the Kanagawa Prefecture Golf Day, offering special rates to local residents, and maintains sister course relationships with clubs such as Nishinomiya Country Club and Otonari Country Club.

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石川県

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千葉県

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神奈川県

Shonan Seaside CC Follow

神奈川県

Shonan Seaside Country Club is an 18-hole course located in Chigasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, situated near the coast. The facility opened on September 24, 1967, and is operated by Shonan Seaside Development Co., Ltd. The course features two distinct tee box configurations based on turf type: a back course and a regular course. The back course measures 6,145 yards from the back tees with a rating of 69.6, while the regular course measures 5,921 yards with a rating of 67.7. Alternative measurements for the back course are listed at 6,171 yards with a rating of 68.9, and the regular course at 5,954 yards with a rating of 67.5. The layout is divided into an out and in nine, each with specific strategic challenges. The out course highlights holes 1, 2, and 6 as key features, requiring players to navigate various obstacles ranging from water hazards over ponds to pine tree-lined fairways. Hole 6 is identified as the keyhole of the out nine. The in course emphasizes holes 11, 12, 13, 17, and 18, where players must be cautious of bunkers, out-of-bounds areas, and water hazards. Hole 18 serves as the keyhole for the in nine, with trees positioned on the left, right, and center of the playing area adding to the difficulty. The course is set in a landscape that includes ocean-facing elements, contributing to an open atmosphere particularly noted at the outdoor driving range. The facility includes a practice facility with a driving range and putting green, offering lessons from a staff of five professional instructors. The course does not appear to have a recorded history of hosting major professional tournaments, focusing instead on member play and monthly competitions such as the Satsuki Open and Ajisai Competition.

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CA

Shoop Park Golf Course Follow

WI

Shoop Park Golf Course is situated directly on the shores of Lake Michigan, with water forming the eastern boundary of the course. The north end features views of the Wind Point Lighthouse, which is visible from every hole and serves as a distinctive landmark guiding both ships and golfers. Originally donated by Dr. Shoop, the course was established primarily for junior golfers, a legacy reflected in its continued hosting of the annual junior golf academy. The course offers nine holes and is characterized by cooling winds off Lake Michigan, creating favorable summer playing conditions. The natural lakeside setting and lighthouse views make Shoop Park notable for both its golfing experience and scenic beauty, attracting golfers and photographers seeking the course's distinctive aesthetic qualities.

Shooters Golf Follow

Manitoba

Shooters Family Golf Centre is an 18-hole executive course located at 2731 Main Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The layout is situated along the Red River and is bordered by mature trees. The course was established in 1994 as a driving range and miniature golf facility, with the first nine holes opening in September 1998 and the second nine completing the course in 2000. It is designed to accommodate players of all skill levels, offering three sets of tees: blue, white, and red. The course plays to a par of 57. From the blue tees, the total yardage is 2,879 yards. The white tees measure 2,631 yards, while the red tees provide a shorter option at 2,076 yards. The design incorporates strategically placed water hazards and challenging greens that test the nerves of even the lowest handicappers. The layout includes a mix of short par-3s and longer par-4s, with the longest hole, the 17th, measuring 270 yards from the blue tees. The shortest hole is the 6th, a par-3 that measures just 84 yards from the blue tees. Specific hole distances from the blue tees include the 1st at 167 yards, the 2nd at 255 yards, and the 3rd at 165 yards. The back nine features the 10th at 140 yards, the 11th at 140 yards, and the 12th at 156 yards. The closing holes include the 16th at 150 yards, the 17th at 270 yards, and the 18th at 136 yards. The facility also includes a 100-stall driving range and a golf simulator available during the winter months. It hosts various tournaments and leagues, including men's and ladies' leagues, as well as survivor golf events. The course is open year-round, with the restaurant and pro shop operating throughout the season.

Shooters Hill Golf Course Follow

Greater London 1 upcoming event

Shooters Hill Golf Club, founded in 1903, is a members-owned parkland course located in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, South East London, just two miles from central London. The course stretches 5,749 yards and offers stunning views across the North Kent countryside. Despite its modest yardage, the layout presents a genuine challenge through its strategic design, natural elevation changes, and exceptionally maintained greens. The course demands both precision and tactical play across varying abilities. A notable feature is the club's distinctive "Amen Corner"-a demanding three-hole stretch comprising the 9th, 10th, and 11th holes, where smart decision-making proves critical. Conveniently situated near Canary Wharf, Blackheath, Woolwich, and Bexley with excellent transport connections to the M25, the course combines accessibility with an attractive parkland setting. The club maintains a welcoming atmosphere for both members and visitors, offering competitive green fee rates. Shooters Hill has achieved England Golf's 'Respect in Golf' standards for Safe Golf and Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion, reflecting its commitment to inclusive golfing community values.

Shooting Star Golf Course & Nordic Track Follow

WY

Shooting Star Golf Course is a private, 18-hole championship course located in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, set on 1,300 acres between Snake River Ranch and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The course is integrated seamlessly into the landscape, featuring dramatic mountain scenery with views of the Teton Mountain range and surrounding peaks across three ranges. The design emphasizes the natural beauty of the terrain, with several holes playing along streams and lakes, including Fish Creek, a Class I trout stream. Water features and natural waterways dot the property throughout the course, creating both aesthetic appeal and strategic playing challenges. The course is characterized by its integration with the surrounding landscape, designed to appear as a natural extension of the environment rather than an imposed structure. This approach creates a distinctive playing experience where golfers encounter sweeping mountain vistas and pristine natural features throughout their round. Shooting Star operates as an exclusive private club with a focus on championship golf alongside other luxury amenities. The course serves as the centerpiece of a comprehensive resort community that includes residential properties, dining, and recreational facilities, positioning it as a destination for high-end golf and mountain living in the western United States.