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UT

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New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick

St. George's Golf Club Follow

Ontario

St. George's Golf Club, nestled along the scenic Humber Valley minutes from downtown Toronto, features Stanley Thompson's iconic 1929 championship design. The course is renowned for its rolling fairways, strategic bunkering, and demanding finishing holes that have challenged the world's greatest players. Its layout represents one of Thompson's most celebrated works and has been meticulously restored to honor its original heritage. Ranked among Canada's and the world's top golf courses, St. George's has hosted 11 national PGA and LPGA championship events, establishing itself as a proving ground for excellence at the highest competitive levels. The course's difficulty and prestige have made it a venue for significant tournament play throughout its history. Beyond competitive golf, the club provides members with year-round play through a state-of-the-art Indoor Golf Centre, complemented by exceptional dining facilities and a historic clubhouse. The course combines championship-caliber design with a strong emphasis on tradition and community, creating an experience rooted in nearly a century of golfing heritage.

St. Georges Country Club Follow

NY

St. George's Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole golf course established in 1917 by renowned architect Devereux Emmet, located in Setauket, New York. The course was restored by Gil Hanse and is recognized as one of the finest courses in the country. It features firm fairways, numerous bunkers, and captivating green complexes that define its playing characteristics. Golfweek magazine ranked St. George's at #72 on its list of the Top 100 Classic Courses in the U.S., while Golf Magazine included it on its "Best 50 Courses in the Northeast." The course is situated on the Long Island landscape and offers members a comprehensive club experience alongside its championship-caliber golf facility. The restoration by Hanse maintained the original Emmet design philosophy while modernizing the course to contemporary standards. St. George's operates as a private country club with additional amenities including dining facilities and regular member events throughout the year.

St. Georges Golf and Country Club Follow

NY

St. Georges Golf and Country Club was built in 1917 by the famed architect Devereux Emmet. The course comprises 18 holes with a par of 70 and a length of 6,232 yards. The course underwent a sympathetic Gil Hanse restoration at the start of the new millennium. St. George's is located in Suffolk County, New York, specifically in East Setauket on Long Island. Recently restored, St. George's is known for its firm fairways, small greens and numerous bunkers. St. George's has changed little from the original 1917 design, making it a preserved example of early 20th-century course architecture. The course is uniquely engineered to challenge players of all skill levels. Golfweek magazine has placed St. George's on its list of top 100 Classic courses, coming in at No. 86. St. George's is a private facility. The course reflects Emmet's personal design vision, as Emmet gathered a group of wealthy businessmen in 1915 to discuss building a layout that would become his home course. The restoration by Hanse preserved the course's historical character while revealing its links-style roots and the natural moraine topography of the site.

St. Giles Follow

Powys

Originally founded in 1895, the club spent the first 13 years of its life at the Bryn on the outskirts of the market town of Newtown, before moving to its current location in 1908. Situated alongside the River Severn in the heart of Wales, St Giles Golf Club is home to a nine-hole, 6012-yard parkland style course. Played as an 18-holer, it measures just over 6,000 yards and, with a par of 70, provides a very good all round test of golf. The course uses the natural contours of the land to provide a challenging golfing experience, rising and falling towards the River Severn, which borders the course and comes into play on three holes. Notable holes include the second, which is a fine par-3, and the par-4 fourth. The signature hole is the par-4 8th, where players face a tight fairway and a challenging approach over water to a well-protected green.

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FL

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County Dublin

St. Johns Golf & Country Club Follow

FL

St. Johns Golf & Country Club is located in St. Augustine, Florida, between St. Augustine and Jacksonville. The course is carved out of a pine forest setting and offers five sets of tees plus a family tee option, accommodating golfers of all skill levels from novices to experienced players. The course provides a balanced challenge designed to suit both beginners and avid golfers. Its picturesque natural setting within the pine forest landscape creates an aesthetic Florida golf experience. The property has undergone recent renovation projects while maintaining its classic golf character. St. Johns features a full practice facility, including the St. Johns Practice Pavilion powered by Toptracer technology. The club offers comprehensive golf instruction through its Golf Academy, with PGA and LPGA certified instructors providing private lessons, group instruction, playing lessons, and camps for various skill levels. Beyond golf, the facility serves as a wedding and event venue and includes dining options. The club offers membership programs providing benefits such as unlimited green fees, advance tee time booking, and discounted merchandise and dining. The course hosts tournaments and outings throughout the year.

St. Lake Golf Club Follow

Pohjois-Pohjanmaa

St. Lake Golf Club is a 9-hole golf course located in Pyhäjärvi in North Ostrobothnia, Finland. The course adjoins Lake Pyhäjärvi and Niemelä shoreline, providing scenic waterside setting. The layout comprises nine holes with varied terrain that maintains interest for experienced players. The course features a par composition of four par-4 holes, one par-5, and two par-3 holes, with handicap ratings ranging from 1 to 18 for both men and women. The course offers comprehensive practice facilities including a driving range, sand bunker, and putting green. Player amenities include a clubhouse with equipment rental, pro shop, and shower and sauna facilities. The course emphasizes recreational golf for all skill levels and hosts seasonal training courses, weekly competitions, and club tournaments. The relatively compact nine-hole design combined with water hazards and varied hole difficulties provides an accessible yet challenging experience suitable for casual and competitive play alike.

St. Lakes Golf Club Follow

三重県

The St. Lakes Golf Club is a 18-hole, par 72 course located in Iga, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Designed by American architect Pete Dike and opened on July 1, 1989, the course was conceived with a "Return to Britain" concept, aiming for a links-style layout that blends gentle terrain with complex undulations. The property features Champion Championship bentgrass greens and offers three sets of tees-blue, white, and red-providing varying yardages to accommodate different skill levels. The front nine totals 3,084 yards from the blue tees, with pars distributed across three par-3s, five par-4s, and one par-5. The back nine measures 3,175 yards from the same tees, featuring a similar mix of hole lengths. The course incorporates strategic water hazards, including lakes and streams, alongside numerous bunkers that define the routing. Several holes present double doglegs, while others demand precise distance control on elevated or sloped greens. Notable holes include the 3rd, a 135-yard par-3 where a lake runs along the left side and the green sits just 50 centimeters above the water's surface, creating a visually striking approach. The 8th par-3 features a three-tiered green with a 45-yard difference between the front and back pin positions, requiring careful club selection. The 17th par-3 plays to the largest green on the course at 1,240 square meters, though its back is divided by a ridge that splits the putting surface. The 18th hole, a 374-yard par-4 from the blue tees, closes the round with a dogleg-right layout that tests accuracy off the tee.

St. Laurence Golf Follow

Uusimaa

St. Laurence Golf is a 42-hole golf facility located in Lohja, approximately 50 kilometers from Helsinki. The course comprises two full-length courses-Kalkki-Petteri and Pyhä Lauri-plus a 6-hole Par 3 course, all situated within the same club environment. Both full courses were designed by Kosti Kuronen and offer distinct characteristics. Kalkki-Petteri is an open, park-like layout that appears gentle but reveals its challenge through elevated greens and precise line requirements. Pyhä Lauri is a more strategic course emphasizing shot planning and accuracy, featuring varied terrain with sandy areas, pine forest rhythm, and strategically placed water hazards. The signature hole 7 on Pyhä Lauri is particularly memorable. The setting is notable for its mature elm trees and well-maintained grounds featuring lush fairways and flowering rhododendrons, creating an attractive environment for both golfers and club visitors. The facility is described as family-friendly and surprisingly accessible despite its natural, established character. The courses are designed to be enjoyable while offering varying levels of challenge through thoughtful design and premium course conditioning.

St. Lőrinc Golf Club Follow

Budapest

St. Lőrinc Golf Club is located in Budapest's 23rd district at Szentlőrinci út, serving as Pest's first golf center. The facility features multiple course configurations including a 3-hole section and a 9/18-hole layout with a Par 36 nine-hole course. The club welcomes both beginners seeking instruction and experienced golfers. The facility offers comprehensive services including an academy for instruction, club membership programs, and operates as a tournament venue. St. Lőrinc hosts competitive events including the Sunset Golf Tour series and participates in regional competitions. The course accommodates various tournament formats such as Texas Scramble competitions and specializes in events beyond traditional golf, including footgolf offerings. The club provides structured programming throughout the season with junior assessments and membership options. As an established golf center in the Budapest area, St. Lőrinc Golf Club serves the local golfing community with both recreational play and competitive tournament opportunities.

St. Louis Country Club Follow

MO

St. Louis Country Club is an 18-hole, par-71 course measuring 6,099 yards, designed by Charles Blair Macdonald in 1914. Located in Ladue, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis, the course sits on a tight parcel of land with housing on the periphery. It is a classic Charles Blair Macdonald design on wonderfully undulated terrain where there is hardly a flat lie on the property, putting a premium on the shot making skill players will need to have while navigating the course. Early in the routing, players contend with back-to-back par threes on the 2nd (Biarritz) and 3rd holes. The course boasts a Redan par three near the end of the routing before what could be the best finishing hole of any Macdonald course. At St. Louis, there is a fifth template par 3: the 12th hole, a one-off Crater concept, in addition to the standard Redan, Biarritz, Eden, and Short. The short par-4 18th is Macdonald's version of the 17th at Prestwick, the Alps, and features a blind approach over a ridge into the green. The course hosted the 1921 U.S. Amateur, where a 19-year-old Bobby Jones participated. In 1925, the St. Louis hosted the U.S. Women's Amateur. In 1947, St. Louis played host to the U.S. Open Championship, and after 72 holes, Sam Snead and Lew Worsham were tied with 282 totals, setting up a playoff on Sunday. In 1960, the club hosted the U.S. Amateur once again.

St. Maries Public Golf Course Follow

ID

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Ontario

St. Mellion International Resort Follow

Cornwall 2 upcoming events

St Mellion Estate, formerly St Mellion International Resort, is located in the parish of St Mellion, near Saltash, in east Cornwall. The resort offers 36 holes of Championship standard golf comprising two courses. The Nicklaus Signature Course opened for play in 1988 and is amongst the finest golf courses in Europe, and was the first European golf course personally designed by Jack Nicklaus. This course is par 72 and measures 7010 yards. The Kernow Course, which opened in 1976, was quickly included on the European Tour and hosted the Benson & Hedges International Open and the Tournament Players Championship. The Kernow Course is par 70 and measures 6000 yards. The Nicklaus Course features unique water hazards, craftily placed bunkers, and Nicklaus created his own version of Amen Corner with holes 10, 11 and 12. The Kernow Course with its wide fairways and big greens was included in the Top 5 'Second Courses' in the UK's best 36-hole golf courses. St Mellion has hosted the Benson & Hedges International Open on the European Tour on 7 occasions, and has twice hosted the English Seniors Open on the European Senior Tour.

St. Mellons Hotel and Country Club Follow

Gwent

St. Mellons Golf Club is a premier parkland course located between Cardiff and Newport in South Wales, situated just 5 miles from both city centres. The course was designed by renowned international golf course designer Harry Colt, placing it among prestigious clubs such as Wentworth and Sunningdale. The layout features undulating fairways, tricky greens, and notably deep bunkers that present a significant challenge. The course is characterized by its stunning setting with panoramic views across the surrounding landscape toward Monmouthshire and the Bristol Channel. The design demands strategic tee shots rather than relying on distance alone, making it a thoughtful test of golf. St. Mellons is consistently regarded as one of Wales' best parkland courses and is highly respected for its conditioning and challenging layout. The course accommodates various play formats including individual visitors, societies, and corporate outings. A practice area is available for preparation, and the club offers professional instruction through its PGA-qualified team. The clubhouse facilities include food and beverage services, hosting both casual play and formal events.

St. Mike's Golf Course Follow

OH

St. Nicholas Golf Club Follow

South Ayrshire

Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club is the 26th oldest golf club in the world, co-founded by Old Tom Morris in 1851. Located on the shores of the Firth of Clyde in Ayrshire, Scotland, this traditional Scottish links course offers a classic seaside golfing experience. The course measures 6,044 yards and plays to a par of 69, presenting a fair but challenging test for golfers of all abilities. Key characteristics include deep bunkers, running fairways, undulating greens, and strands of gorse that define the links landscape. The terrain features the firm and generally frost-free conditions typical of coastal Scottish links, allowing year-round playability even when other courses are unplayable. The clubhouse sits yards from the shoreline, overlooking finely manicured fairways with panoramic views of the Firth of Clyde. The course is noted for its variety of holes and firm, fast playing conditions. Its heritage as a venue where one of golf's greatest champions was involved in its founding adds to its historical significance in the sport.

St. Peters Golf Club Follow

MO

St. Sofia Golf Club Follow

Софийска

St. Sofia Golf Club, established in 2004, is a premier golf destination located just 20 minutes from Sofia, Bulgaria. The 18-hole championship course spans 550 decares and meets international standards with well-maintained playing conditions. The course features a par 72 layout with a diverse mix of holes showcasing strategic design. Notable characteristics include water hazards on multiple holes, particularly the signature par-3 15th with its island green, and the challenging par-5 16th that presents a risk-reward scenario from the tee. The course incorporates numerous bunkers, trees, and elevation changes throughout both nines. Key holes include the par-5 opening hole with bunker hazards, the par-4 5th considered among the course's most difficult, and the finishing par-4 18th alongside a stream and lake. The par-3 holes are distinctly characterized-the 6th plays over water, while the 15th island green offers potential hole-in-one opportunities. The layout demands accuracy and strategic shot-making, with greens that feature pronounced contours and slopes. The course design rewards precise approach shots while penalizing errant drives and approach play. Set in picturesque Bulgarian terrain with mature trees and natural water features, St. Sofia provides a challenging yet accessible course for golfers of varying skill levels.

St. Stanislaus Golf Course Follow

CA

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North Lanarkshire