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Splickan Golf Course

ND

The 9-hole Edgeley-Splickan course features 2,515 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. The golf course opened in 1975. The Splickan Country Club is located 3/4 mile north of Edgeley on 4th Street in north-central North Dakota. The course rating is 32.4 and it has a slope rating of 98. The men's rating is 63.9 - Slope 98, and the ladies' rating is 65.8 - Slope 102. The course features 9 holes with grass greens. The Splickan Golf Course represents small town life through community support coming together to improve their town. As a semi-private facility, the course serves both members and public players in the rural Edgeley community.

Split Rock Country Club

SD

Split Rock Country Club is a 9-hole golf course located 25 miles west of Aberdeen, South Dakota. The course features grass greens and wide fairways set in a rural landscape. A defining characteristic is a creek that comes into play on six of the nine holes, adding strategic challenge to the layout. The course is designed to be accessible and affordable, with no tee time requirements-golfers simply pay green fees and cart rental fees upon arrival via an honor system. This approach emphasizes a casual, player-friendly atmosphere while maintaining reasonable pricing for both green fees and cart rentals. The course attracts golfers seeking a straightforward, unpretentious golfing experience in a South Dakota setting.

Split Rock Golf Club

OH

Split Rock Golf Club is an 18-hole public course located in northern Pickaway County, Ohio, approximately 25 minutes from downtown Columbus. Designed by the renowned Hurdsan-Fry team in the early 1990s, the course was developed by Glenn and Lucinda Gulick across rolling terrain. The layout features a front nine that is relatively open, contrasting with tighter fairways on the back nine. Four sets of tees accommodate golfers of all skill levels. From the championship tees, the course plays over 6,800 yards with a slope rating of 125, providing substantial challenge for experienced players while remaining accessible for beginners. The course is characterized by bluegrass fairways and tees, with greens noted by regulars as among the best in the area. Water hazards and sand bunkers are strategically positioned throughout. The clubhouse offers views of the course and provides amenities for post-round relaxation. Split Rock maintains a pace of play standard of 2:10 per nine holes and enforces a cart requirement with proper golf attire dress code.

Spofforth Golf Club

North Yorkshire

Spook Rock Municipal Golf Course

NY

Spook Rock Golf Course is a 150-acre, par 72 course located at 233 Spook Rock Road in the Village of Montebello in the Town of Ramapo, New York. The course's name derives from Native American lore associated with Spook Rock Road; it was designed and constructed by Frank Duane, with the front nine opening in 1969 and the full eighteen holes completed in 1970. The course was later redesigned with major changes by Stephen Kaye. The course features water hazards on 7 of its holes, numerous sand bunkers both in the fairways and surrounding the greens, and tightly tree-lined fairways. Spook Rock has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments including PGA qualifying rounds, several Metropolitan Golf Association Men's and Women's Public Links Championships, and the Rockland County Amateur. The course recently underwent a total irrigation system renovation, replacing a single-line design with a state-of-the-art three-line system that delivers water under controlled circumstances to every part of the course layout.

Spooky Brook Golf Course

NJ

Spooky Brook Golf Course is an 18-hole course located in Franklin Township, New Jersey, owned by Somerset County. Designed by Ed Ault and opened in 1970, the course measures 6,655 yards with a par of 72. Four sets of tees provide different degrees of difficulty between 5,161 yards and 6,655 yards. The mostly flat terrain makes for an enjoyable walk and it's also wide open, and Spooky Brook Golf Course rates as the most beginner- and senior-friendly of the five county layouts. Ed Ault created his designs with ordinary players in mind, always with an emphasis on moderating the difficulty and making fairways and greens accessible. Trees are well spaced out by the fairways, many fairways run side by side with generous rough areas between them, and since the rough normally isn't onerous, players generally find errant shots and make a decent recovery. The greens at Spooky Brook Golf Course are inviting targets with moderate slopes and undulations. The back nine is the more interesting of the two sides at Spooky Brook Golf Course. On the 17th hole players must hit over a pond to get to the green. A small tributary (once named Spooky Brook) also winds across several fairways, but the hazard really doesn't pose much of a threat. Spooky Brook has a driving range and additional amenities including a golf shop and snack bar.

Spooner Golf Club

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Spooner Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Northwest Wisconsin, designed by Tommy Vardon. The classic layout features a par 72 design with 6,458 yards from the championship tees. The course is characterized by tree-lined fairways and rolling hills that define its landscape and playing characteristics. The terrain and design create a moderate to challenging experience for golfers of varying skill levels. Situated in the scenic Northwest Wisconsin region, the course offers a distinctive golf experience with its natural setting and traditional layout. The club operates year-round and serves as a prominent public golf facility in the area, hosting various leagues, tournaments, and junior golf programs. In addition to the course itself, the facility includes the Fairways Bar & Grill restaurant, a pro shop, golf lessons, and a simulator facility, making it a comprehensive golf destination.

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Sport- & Golf-Resort Gut Wissmannshof - Course Landefeld (Blau)

Niedersachsen

Sport- & Golf-Resort Gut Wissmannshof features the Course Landefeld (Blau) as part of a planned 27-hole championship facility. The Course Landefeld combines modern golf course design with varied hole layouts, with each hole distinctively integrated into the landscape down to the smallest detail. The course is playable year-round on summer greens. The resort also includes the Course Gelb, which offers optional play styles accommodating all skill levels, with large, undulating greens that present a genuine putting challenge. The Course Rot, consisting of nine additional holes, is under construction to complete the 27-hole concept. Additionally, an Academy Course is being developed as a tournament-capable public facility featuring six Par 3 holes and three Par 4 holes across nine holes with dual tee options. The Academy Course will receive DGV course rating certification and will be equipped with floodlights for evening play. The facility is recognized as among Germany's top golf destinations and represents a masterpiece of modern golf course architecture.

Sport- und Golf-Resort Gut Wissmannshof

Niedersachsen

Sport- und Golf-Resort Gut Wissmannshof is a championship-caliber golf facility in Germany featuring multiple courses. The resort includes the Course Landefeld (Blue), an 18-hole course recognized among Germany's top golf destinations, designed with modern architecture and seamlessly integrated into the landscape with distinctive hole layouts. The Course Gelb (Yellow) offers optional play configurations suitable for various skill levels, featuring large, undulating greens that provide a significant putting challenge. The facility is part of a planned 27-hole championship layout, with the Course Rot (Red) currently under construction to complete the design. An additional Akademie Course with nine holes-comprising six Par 3s and three Par 4s-features dual tee positions allowing two distinct routing options. The Akademie Course holds DGV course rating status and includes floodlighting for evening play. The resort accommodates year-round golf on summer greens, supported by a 24/7 driving range with over 100,000 balls. The facility emphasizes golf as a complete mental and physical discipline, with courses designed to test technique while adapting to weather conditions. The resort also offers hotel accommodations, dining, golf instruction through its Golf Akademie, and adventure golf facilities.

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Sportsman's Golf Course

PA

Sportsman's Golf Course is a public golf course located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, situated 10 minutes from downtown in the region's rolling hills. Built in 1965, the course has established itself as a central Pennsylvania golfing destination that balances challenge with accessibility for players of all skill levels. The scenic layout takes advantage of Harrisburg's natural terrain, offering rolling fairways with commanding views characteristic of the area. The course achieved notable recognition when it hosted the LPGA's Lady Keystone Open in 1975 and 1976, establishing its credentials as a well-respected venue. Sportsman's provides a comprehensive facility including a driving range with both grass and mat tees, full pro shop services, equipment repair, and cart and club rentals. The 19th Hole Bar and Grille serves as the social hub, while group outing facilities feature a picnic pavilion with seating for up to 200 overlooking the course. The facility caters to various player levels through frequent player packages, season pass options, and junior golf programs, positioning itself as both a learning ground and competitive venue within Central Pennsylvania's golf community.

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Spotswood Country Club

VA

Spotswood Country Club is an 18-hole layout nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, originally designed by Fred Finley and Edmund Ault. The course opened with nine holes in 1926 designed by Fred Findley, with the original nine renovated in 1960 by Ed Ault, and the back nine added in 1965 by Alex McKay. Par for the course is 72, and from the back tees it plays to 6,451 yards, with Bent Grass greens and Rye Grass fairways. The course features a unique layout characterized by hilly terrain and small, undulating greens that test players' skills while providing a visually stunning experience. The course features tree-lined fairways, with a few sand bunkers on the course and water coming into play on a number of holes. Hole 7, a 412-yard par-4, is the #1 handicap hole on the course. Members and their guests enjoy a wide variety of golf activities including tournaments and special events, private or group instruction, men's and ladies teams and leagues, and junior programs. The club operates as a private facility with premier facilities including elegant dining options, a community, golf, tennis, pool, and clubhouse amenities.

Sprain Lake Golf Course

NY

Designed by golf course architect Tom Winton, Sprain Lake is a par-70 course stretching 6,110 yards across 130 acres in Yonkers, New York. The layout is characterized by small greens, rolling terrain, and numerous challenging holes featuring an abundance of water hazards. The course's long and narrow design creates a predominantly linear, back-and-forth style of play that demands precision and strategic shot-making. With a course rating of 69.3 and slope rating of 122, Sprain Lake presents a moderately difficult test of golf. The rolling topography and water features throughout the course create significant challenges for players of all skill levels, while the small greens require accurate approach shots.

Spreading Antlers Golf Course

CO

Spreading Antlers Golf Course is a 9-hole public course located in Lamar, Colorado, that opened in 1965. Designed by Labron Harris, the course measures 2,963/3,103 yards with a USGA rating of 68.2 and a slope rating of 114. The layout features four sets of tees accommodating all skill levels. The course is characterized by water hazards on six of its nine holes, presenting moderate challenge appropriate for recreational golfers. Spreading Antlers offers a full range of practice facilities including a driving range, practice putting green, and chipping/bunker practice areas. The course provides rental clubs and golf carts for player convenience. Located in the Colorado plains region, the course operates year-round with extended summer hours (7:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.) and reduced winter hours (9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.). Spreading Antlers maintains an active tournament schedule throughout the year, hosting various competitions including member championships, charity events, and community tournaments. The facility welcomes guest play and offers memberships at multiple levels, along with lessons and coaching from golf professionals.