Golf Courses

St Germain Golf Club Follow

WI

St. Germain Golf Club opened as a nine-hole facility in 1993 and expanded to eighteen holes in 1996. The course stretches 6,651 yards from the back tees and is carved from a dense white and red pine forest in Wisconsin's Northwoods, offering scenic beauty throughout the layout. The course presents a moderate to challenging experience suitable for both competitive and recreational players. Set among pristine pine forests, St. Germain features lush fairways and meticulously maintained greens characteristic of the region's landscape. The signature hole is number 5, a gentle dogleg right that exemplifies the course's defining features-towering pines, well-conditioned fairways, and quality green complexes. Beyond the championship-caliber course design, St. Germain offers comprehensive golf instruction through LPGA Head Golf Professional Margo Rogers-Anderson, who brings over 20 years of teaching experience and provides video analysis services. The facility includes a driving range and on-site dining at the Whitetail Inn. The club hosts tournaments and outings while also offering corporate retreats and group experiences for various player levels.

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County Wexford

St Ibbs Golfklubb Follow

Skåne län

St Ibbs Golfklubb is a nine-hole parkland course located on the island of Ven in the Öresund strait between Sweden and Denmark. The course features a par 68 layout with three par 3 holes, one par 5, and five par 4s. Set within a scenic seaside environment, the fairways are framed by fruit trees, creating an aesthetically beautiful yet challenging playing experience. The sea is notably close to the course, positioned just a wedge shot away at certain points, adding to the distinctive character of the layout. The club positions itself as a welcoming family-oriented organization that hosts activities and competitions for members of all ages. St Ibbs Golfklubb emphasizes community and social engagement alongside competitive golf, making it a social hub on Ven. The course's natural setting and proximity to water create a memorable golfing experience within the Öresund region.

St Idloes Golf Club Follow

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St Idloes Golf Club is a 9-hole course located near Llanidloes in mid-Wales, founded in 1897 on its present site at Penrhallt, which historically served as local race course and cricket practice grounds. The club temporarily relocated closer to town before returning to its original location in 1947. The course is set in rural Welsh countryside with panoramic views of surrounding mountains, including Plynlimon and the Llandinam hills. The undulating terrain and woodland setting create a scenic playing environment. St Idloes describes itself as a friendly, welcoming club that accommodates all ages and abilities, with an active junior section and growing focus on environmental sustainability, including recently installed wetland wildlife habitat. The club hosts various competitions across men's, ladies, seniors, and junior sections throughout the year. It has been selected to host one of Wales Golf's Mini Masters tournaments, reflecting its standing within regional golf circles. Accessible by foot from Llanidloes through Penrhallt woods, the course is designed to challenge golfers while maintaining accessibility for recreational players.

St Ives Golf Club Follow

Cambridgeshire

St Ives (Hunts) Golf Club is a championship links-style course located on a 230-acre site off Needingworth Road in Cambridgeshire. The club, with roots dating back to 1923, relocated to its current location in 2007 and opened in 2010 following a transformation by renowned golf course architect Cameron Sinclair. The course is designed as an inland links layout, offering a distinctive playing experience with varied terrain and challenging conditions characteristic of links golf. Since its opening, the course has matured considerably and is recognized for its excellent condition and design quality. The facility features exceptional practice amenities, including a driving range, supporting golfers of all skill levels. The course presents a comprehensive golfing experience with multiple tee options for visitors and members. The clubhouse serves as both a golf venue and event space, complementing the sporting facilities. St Ives (Hunts) aspires to recognition as one of the finest golf venues in the East of England, combining its historical heritage with modern course design and hospitality standards.

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Victoria

St John Golf Course Follow

Victoria

The St John course is an American parkland style design and was the first private 'Signature' golf course built in Australia, opening on 30 November 2000. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course extends 6670 metres to the banks of the Yarra River. The championship par 72 course features an Australian Slope Rating of 139 off the Gold tee and a Scratch Rating of 74, presenting a challenging test at every turn. St John is the only course in the Yarra Valley where players can be assured they can play 12 months of the year and within 36 hours of a major rain event. The course takes advantage of the Yarra Valley's natural contours, with dazzling water features flowing throughout while strategically placed slopes, mounds and traps make every hole distinctive. The par four 8th hole, measuring 407 yards, is considered the hardest on the course, with players teeing off through a chute of trees and approaching from above their feet as the fairway slopes from right to left; the green has bunkers either side with only a narrow entrance. The par three 11th hole, measuring 180 yards, is regarded by many as the best hole, featuring water down the right side and a quarry face bordering the left side of the green, with a putting surface nearly forty yards in length making club selection critical.

St John Golf Course Follow

WA

St. John Golf Course is a scenic 9-hole course nestled in the rolling hills of the Palouse region of Eastern Washington. Located in the heart of this agricultural landscape, the course offers views characteristic of the area's distinctive terrain with its gently rolling topography. The course accommodates various types of play, including casual rounds, league golf, and tournaments. Green fees are $25 for unlimited golf throughout the day, making it an accessible option for recreational players. The course supports active golf programs, including a high school golf team that practices on weekday afternoons during spring season. St. John Golf Course hosts several annual tournaments and events, including the Pig Putt in April, Best Ball competition in June, the Canadian Cup Scramble, and the Bob Zorb Slough Scramble in August. Both men's and women's leagues operate during their respective seasons, with championship competitions held mid-year. The facility offers limited golf cart rentals available by reservation. Membership options are available at various levels, from individual to family rates, along with trail memberships for those seeking more casual access to the course.

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MO

St Kew Golf Club Follow

Cornwall

St Kew Golf Club is a nine-hole, eighteen-tee course located on the edge of St Kew Highway, approximately 3 miles north of Wadebridge in Cornwall. Founded by farmer John Brown in 1992, the course features mature landscaping including 4,000 planted trees that have developed over three decades. The layout comprises an outward nine of 2,213 yards with four par fours and three par threes (191, 200, and 216 yards), while the inward nine offers six par fours and three par threes, all no shorter than 138 yards. The complete 64-par course presents a challenging test of golf through strategic use of water hazards, 22 bunkers, and tree-lined fairways, though without significant elevation changes. St Kew is home to the Cornish Professional Short Course Championship, with the course record standing at 60. The facility includes a covered driving range, putting green, and chip practice area. Open year-round, the course is known for its well-maintained greens and fairways, welcoming both society groups and green fee visitors.

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CA

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Mid Glamorgan

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Tasmania

St Medan Golf Club Follow

Dumfries and Galloway

St Medan Golf Club is an 18-hole course with a distinctive design featuring 18 tees playing to 9 greens, offering golfers varied challenges and options on each 9-hole round. Located in Monreith, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland, the course overlooks Luce Bay with breathtaking scenic views across the landscape. The course comprises a mix of challenging par 3s and inviting but tricky par 4s, all surrounded by the region's natural beauty. The setting combines coastal views with the character of southwest Scotland's terrain. The club has adopted the otter as its logo, inspired by local author Gavin Maxwell and the area's literary heritage. Beyond the course itself, St Medan offers a fully stocked bar open during competition days and a restaurant serving locally sourced produce. A holiday caravan is available for rent adjacent to the clubhouse, providing accommodation with views over the course and bay. The location provides access to various local attractions including Wigtown, Scotland's National Book Town, and proximity to several other golf clubs in the area.

St Michael's Golf Club Follow

New South Wales

St Michael's Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Little Bay, Sydney. The course features multiple tee options accommodating players of all abilities, with the Blue tees playing at 6,345 metres par 72 (slope 73), while the Red tees offer 5,447 metres par 74 (slope 74) for shorter hitters. The White tees measure 5,886 metres par 72, and Gold tees 5,379 metres par 70. Positioned in a scenic Sydney beachside location, St Michael's offers convenient accessibility for both members and guests, with bookings available seven days a week. The course presents a balanced challenge across its eighteen holes, with varying difficulty ratings across the different tee positions. The layout accommodates diverse playing standards, from competitive golfers seeking a full championship test to those preferring a more moderate challenge. St Michael's hosts regular club competitions including the St Michael's Cup and Senior Order of Merit, indicating an active competitive calendar. The club welcomes guest play and maintains a comprehensive golf facility including a golf shop and teaching professionals.

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Cambridgeshire

St Patrick's Golf Club Follow

County Down

St Patrick's Golf Club in Downpatrick, County Down, has been a cornerstone of Northern Ireland's golfing heritage since its founding in 1929, originally established as Downpatrick Golf Club. The course is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, offering panoramic views of the Mourne Mountains, Scrabo Tower, and Strangford Lough. The club features a well-maintained course that consistently receives five-star visitor ratings, praised for its excellent greens and challenging layout. Set within the picturesque landscape of County Down, the course takes advantage of the regional terrain to create an engaging golfing experience. St Patrick's offers comprehensive facilities beyond the course itself, including an onsite professional shop, Trackman simulator for swing analysis and practice, and a restaurant serving quality cuisine. The club maintains an active competitive schedule with weekly mid-week and weekend competitions, alongside regular charity events that foster community engagement. The clubhouse provides world-class amenities, and the club welcomes both members and visitors. The combination of course quality, scenic setting, and modern facilities has established St Patrick's as a respected venue in Northern Irish golf, attracting players seeking both a challenging round and a welcoming golfing community.

St Paul Golf Course Follow

Alberta

St. Paul Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located on the west side of St. Paul, Alberta. The course features grass greens and presents a challenging layout designed to test golfers of varying skill levels. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including cart rentals, a newly constructed clubhouse, and a full-service pro shop. A practice green is available for warm-up sessions, and professional golf instruction is offered to members and guests. The course maintains well-maintained facilities and provides a welcoming environment for both members and daily fee players. On-site dining is available at The Tin Cup Restaurant, located within the clubhouse, which serves the local community with a menu accommodating various preferences. St. Paul Golf Course caters to golfers through membership options and maintains an active league schedule. The combination of challenging play, quality turf conditions, and full-service amenities makes it a notable facility in the Alberta golf community.

St Pierre Follow

Gwent

St. Pierre is a championship golf destination set on 400 acres of parkland in the Wye Valley near Chepstow, South Wales, approximately 20 miles from Bristol and two hours from London. The facility features two courses: the Championship Old Course (Par 72, 7,028 yards) designed by C.K. Cotton and opened in 1962, remodeled in 2008 by Ross McMurray, and the Mathern Course (Par 68, 5,730 yards), also remodeled by McMurray in 2008. The Old Course is built around an 11-acre ornamental lake lined with century-old trees and presents a substantial test of skill through water hazards and strategic bunking. A notable 400-year-old chestnut tree features on the second fairway. The signature 18th hole requires a precision 235-yard shot across the lake's edge to a raised green. The course has hosted the Solheim Cup and numerous European tournaments, with six past Ryder Cup Captains among its champions. The Mathern Course offers a more accessible experience with aesthetic enhancements including pathways and bridges, featuring water elements and two river crossings. Its signature 14th hole crosses two rivers. Both courses are integrated with a converted 14th-century manor house, providing a blend of historic elegance and modern amenities.

St Pierre Mathern Course Follow

Gwent

The Mathern Course is an 18-hole par-68 course measuring 5,730 yards, located at the Marriott St. Pierre Hotel & Country Club near Chepstow in Monmouthshire, Wales. The course sits within 400 acres of picturesque parkland surrounding a historic 14th-century manor house, offering a blend of ancient architecture and modern amenities. Set in rolling countryside near the Severn Estuary, the course features mature parkland design with water hazards and undulating fairways that present challenges to golfers of all abilities. The Mathern Course was originally opened in 1974 and underwent significant redesign in 2007-2008 by acclaimed architect Ross McMurray. The renovation included construction of 18 new tee complexes, reconstruction and repositioning of bunkers, and improvements to drainage and irrigation systems. The course is characterized by its old oak trees with overhanging branches, alongside lateral ditches and some narrow fairways typical of established parkland layouts. The signature hole is the par-5 14th, which requires crossing two small rivers and is recognized as the course's most memorable feature. While the Old Course has hosted major championships including the Solheim Cup and British Masters, the Mathern Course serves as a complementary offering, presenting an equally enjoyable but shorter alternative. The course accommodates golfers from novice to experienced levels and is open to the public as part of the Marriott St. Pierre resort complex.

St Pierre Old Course Follow

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St Pierre Old Course is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, stretching 7,028 yards. Designed by C.K. Cotton and opened in 1962, it was remodeled in 2008 by Ross McMurray. Located in Chepstow within 400 acres of parkland in the Wye Valley, approximately 20 miles from Bristol and two hours from London, the course is set around a 14th-century manor house and Norman church. The course is designed around an 11-acre ornamental lake lined with century-old trees, providing a significant design feature and water hazard challenge. A notable 400-year-old chestnut tree stands on the second fairway. The signature 18th hole demands a precision shot of 235 yards across the lake's edge to a raised green. The course presents testing challenges through water hazards and tough bunker placement, establishing it as one of South Wales' premier golf destinations. St Pierre has hosted major tournaments including the Solheim Cup and numerous European events, and has produced six past Ryder Cup Captains among its champions. The course combines natural beauty with championship-level difficulty, offering both aesthetic appeal and technical challenge.

St. Andrew's Valley Golf Club Follow

Ontario

St. Andrew's Valley Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 public golf course located 30 minutes north of Toronto near Aurora, Ontario, with convenient access via the 400 or 404 expressways. The course spans nearly 200 acres and features bent grass fairways and USGA-specification greens, earning recognition as one of Canada's highest-rated courses. The layout showcases distinct character across each hole, incorporating a blend of sand bunkers, fairways, water features, and strategic ground shaping. The course balances challenge with playability, offering an engaging experience for various skill levels. Recent course improvements include new Tee-it Forward tee decks designed to make golf more accessible for seniors and juniors, with transition tees extending playability across age ranges. The course stretches to 7,304 yards and is known for its scenic setting with stunning landscape features. Amenities include a pro shop, dining options, and various league programs for men, ladies, seniors, and couples. The club hosts tournaments and events throughout its operating season, which typically runs from spring through fall.

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St. Andrews By The Lake Golf Resort Follow

British Columbia

St. Andrews By The Lake Golf Resort is an executive nine-hole golf course located in Kaleden, British Columbia, in the South Okanagan region, approximately 15 minutes south of Penticton. The course is set in a picturesque landscape characterized by sagebrush-covered hills and cacti, creating a distinctive desert-like setting for play. The course features contoured greens that present a moderate to challenging putting experience, with three holes incorporating water hazards as key strategic elements. The signature hole is #7, a 165-yard par 3 that requires an accurate tee shot from an elevated tee box to an island green surrounded by water. Weeping willow trees frame the course, particularly around the on-property lake, adding to the scenic aesthetic. St. Andrews has been recognized with silver awards for six consecutive years as the best nine-hole golf course in the South Okanagan. The resort includes a clubhouse with an expansive deck offering panoramic views of the course and surrounding landscape. The facility also features accommodation options, a bistro with dining and beverage services, and tournament hosting capabilities, positioning it as a full golf resort destination rather than a course-only facility.