Golf Courses

Sunny Slope Golf Course ☆ Follow

WI

Sunny Slope Golf Course is a 9-hole facility located in New Berlin, Wisconsin, situated in a quiet, secluded setting. The course offers both outdoor golf and indoor golf training options, featuring Trackman simulators for year-round play. Beyond the golf experience, the facility includes a full-service clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, making it suitable for both casual rounds and special events. The course provides additional amenities such as a driving range, professional lessons, and membership options. The facility also hosts leagues and tournaments, including a winter simulator league. With its combination of outdoor course play and indoor simulator technology, Sunny Slope caters to golfers seeking both traditional play and weather-independent practice opportunities. The venue is available for banquets and private rentals, serving the greater Milwaukee area community.

Sunnybrae Golf Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Sunnybrae Golf Club is a 27-hole golf course located in Port Perry, offering three signature nine-hole courses: The Links, The Creek, and The Meadow. The facility provides a welcoming environment designed to accommodate golfers of all ages and abilities. The course features flexible membership options, including weekday, junior, and senior packages, making it accessible to diverse player demographics. The club hosts regular weekly golf leagues for various skill levels and welcomes corporate tournaments, banquets, and private events. Additionally, Sunnybrae offers year-round practice opportunities through a full-service golf simulator facility with a bar and refreshments. The club's amenities include an on-site café and pro shop, supporting both casual and serious golfers seeking recreational play or competitive league participation.

Sunnybreeze Golf Course ☆ Follow

FL

Sunnybrook Country Club ☆ Follow

PA

Sunnybrook Country Club ☆ Follow

MI

Sunnybrook Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located ten miles west of Grand Rapids in Grandville, Michigan. Designed by Bruce Matthews Sr. and built in 1958, the course measures 6,903 yards at its longest setting with a par of 72. It offers four sets of tees ranging from 5,400 to 7,000 yards, with a course rating of 74.6 and slope rating of 140 on bluegrass. The layout emphasizes strategic shot-making, with numerous trees framing each hole that penalize wayward tee shots. The course features fast, undulating greens that present a significant challenge to players of all skill levels. Well-maintained fairways and greens provide a balance between difficulty and approachability. The course's design rewards precise ball placement from the tee, making it a timeless test of golf skill that accommodates both experienced and developing golfers.

Sunnycrest Golf Course ☆ Follow

NY

Sunnydale Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

British Columbia 2 upcoming events

Sunnydale Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole course located in Courtenay on Vancouver Island, operating since 1923. The course features a par-72 layout with traditional red and white tees, plus newly introduced yellow tees that create an executive course option suitable for beginners and those refining their short game. The setting is characterized by scenic beauty typical of Vancouver Island's landscape. The course offers additional practice facilities including a driving range with covered and open-air stalls, a practice green for putting and chipping, and a 100-yard par-3 hole dedicated to short game development. Notable features include fast, sloped greens, particularly on the front nine which receive significant sun exposure. Guest reviews highlight challenging green conditions and fair pricing. The course maintains a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and has become a favorite among both local players and visitors. It serves members and non-members through leagues, tournaments, and special events. The facility includes a clubhouse with pro shop and restaurant (Tillicum Lounge).

Sunnyside Country Club ☆ Follow

CA

Sunnyside Country Club is an 18-hole private course located in Fresno, California. The layout spans 5,704 yards from the championship tees with a challenging design featuring multiple par 4s, three par 5s, and three par 3s. The course is characterized by demanding conditions, with bunkers strategically placed throughout to protect fairways and greens, and out-of-bounds markers creating additional hazards on several holes. Notable design elements include narrow, well-bunkered greens and fairway bunkers that demand precision from the tee. Several holes stand out for their difficulty: Hole 3 is described as one of the toughest in the central valley; Hole 11 is noted as a particularly demanding par 4; and Hole 17 requires threading between bunkers with a long iron or fairway wood. The course features varied terrain with doglegs, sloping greens, and wind considerations that impact shot selection throughout the round. The finishing stretch presents a classic risk-reward design, with the 18th hole offering birdie opportunities for players who navigate the fairway bunkers successfully. Wind patterns are a consistent factor, particularly on holes in the back nine where players must account for swirling breezes when selecting clubs.

Sunnyside Country Club ☆ Follow

IA

Sunnyside Country Club ☆ Follow

MT

Sunnyside Country Club is a historic 18-hole golf course located at 5704 East Butler Ave. in Fresno, California. Designed by renowned architect William Park Bell, the course opened in 1911 and was originally the only golf course in existence between Monterey and Los Angeles. The layout measures 6,950 yards from the championship tees and features tree-lined fairways, extensive bunkering, and challenging bentgrass greens. The course is known for its walkability, a characteristic stemming from its pre-motorized cart design, and typically requires about three and a half hours to complete. The course presents a significant test for golfers, characterized by out-of-bounds areas, fairway bunkers, and well-bunkered greens. The front nine includes demanding holes such as the third, described as one of the toughest in the central valley, and the fourth, a par 3 surrounded by bunkers and subject to swirling breezes. The back nine features the eleventh, a long par 4 that leaves players with a long iron approach, and the twelfth, a shorter par 4 with one of the smallest greens on the course. The eighteenth hole serves as a classic risk/reward finishing par 5, where players must navigate fairway bunkers to set up a birdie opportunity. Sunnyside Country Club has a rich tournament history, having hosted numerous events over its century of operation. Notable tournaments held at the course include the Fresno City Amateur, the USGA National Junior Championship, the Girls Junior America's Cup, the California State Open, and many years of NCPGA Pro Scratch competitions. The course is overseen by Agronomist Paul Cushing and Superintendent Jose Aguilar, who maintain the grounds year-round, overseeding the fairways in winter to maintain green playing conditions while surrounding areas play on dormant Bermuda.

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Manitoba

Sunnyside Par 3 ☆ Follow

NY

Sunnyside Par 3 is an affordable executive 9-hole course located in Queensbury, New York, situated on the edge of the picturesque Adirondack Mountains with proximity to Lake George. The course is designed as an accessible option for golfers of all ages and skill levels, offering an efficient opportunity to improve short game skills with minimal time investment and no required tee times. The layout features 9 holes with rates of $20 for a single nine-hole round and $25 for 18 holes, making it budget-friendly for recreational players. The course operates seven days a week throughout the day, with the notable feature of night golf under lights available nightly from June 1st through August 31st, extending playability into evening hours during summer months. Sunnyside Par 3 emphasizes accessibility and convenience, positioning itself as an executive course that accommodates various skill levels without the commitment of full-length course play. The setting within the Adirondack region provides a scenic backdrop for play, while the proximity to Lake George offers additional regional recreational appeal.

Sunnyvale Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Sunpia Golf Club ☆ Follow

徳島県

Sunrich GC ☆ Follow

Sunrich GC is a golf course located in Angang-eup, Gyeongju, North Gyeongbuk Province, South Korea. The course features a front nine layout with 9 holes totaling 3,060 meters. The design incorporates natural topography as strategic trouble elements, creating varied and challenging formations that present different strategic considerations with each round. The course is characterized by its use of natural terrain features to test golfers' skills and decision-making. The par structure and handicap assignments across the holes indicate a layout designed for golfers seeking a genuine test of their abilities, with difficulty distributed across the nine holes from hole 1 (465m, handicap 7) through hole 9 (431m, handicap 5). The course's design philosophy emphasizes that every round presents new challenges due to the integration of natural geographical features into the course layout.

SunRidge Canyon Golf Club ☆ Follow

AZ

SunRidge Canyon Golf Club is a 7,002-yard, par-71 course designed by Keith Foster in the rugged desert mountains between Fountain Hills and Scottsdale, Arizona. The layout features distinctive elevation changes, gradually descending on the outbound nine before climbing back up on the return, creating dramatic elevation play integral to the course's character. Rather than heavily engineered construction, Foster's design follows natural terrain carved by wind and water over time, preserving the course's integration with the surrounding canyons and ridges. The course has earned recognition as one of the best public courses in Arizona from multiple publications including GOLF Magazine and GolfWeek, and ranks among Golf World's top 50 public courses nationally. SunRidge Canyon hosted the 2014 PGA Club Professional Championship of Canada and the 1997 USGA Team Championship. The facility is also home to Cool Clubs, recognized as the top club fitting service in golf.

Sunridge Golf Club ☆ Follow

NV

Sunrise Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

Sunrise Country Club ☆ Follow

CA

Sunrise Country Club is a private, member-owned golf community located in Rancho Mirage, California, positioned between Palm Springs and La Quinta. The 184-acre community features an 18-hole executive-plus length golf course that serves as the centerpiece of 746 condominium homes. The course is characterized as beautiful and challenging, surrounded by palm-lined streets and manicured residences. It benefits from the area's extraordinary mountain views and is set within a wind-protected location. The lush green course is complemented by the community's comprehensive amenities, including 21 swimming pools, 19 spas, nine tennis courts, eight pickleball courts, and a fully equipped fitness center. In 2018, Sunrise Country Club completed a $1.4 million solar project, becoming one of the first country clubs in the Coachella Valley to operate entirely on solar power. The community is governed by elected directors and operates as a member-managed facility with a full-time General Manager. Known for its friendly and inclusive atmosphere, Sunrise Country Club welcomes snowbirds, year-round residents, and visiting members, positioning itself as one of the least pretentious communities in the region.

Sunrise Course ☆ Follow

NV

Located in Eastern Las Vegas with Sunrise Mountain in the distance, The Club at Sunrise was originally opened as The Winterwood Golf Club and designed by Dick Wilson and Joe Lee in 1964. As part of the larger Las Vegas Wash Project, the club underwent a full renovation by golf course architect Randy Heckenkemper in 2016. At 6,503 yards, the par-72 golf course offers a unique golfing experience with picturesque golf holes carefully contoured and designed to appeal to all levels of playability. The most talked-about test is Hole #4, a daunting 607-yard par-5 where most players need three solid swings just to reach the small, well-guarded green with deep grass and sand bunkers protecting the target. The soft Bermuda turf and mature pine trees create a relaxed, traditional atmosphere, while the waterway that winds through the property has been improved through recent renovations and provides a strategic challenge on both nines. The course serves as the host site for the Annual Clark County Amateur, a tournament where PGA Tour players such as Craig Barlow and Robert Gamez once claimed victories. The facility features a driving range and short game practice area, an event lawn, and a newly constructed clubhouse complete with a golf shop and The Winterwood Grille restaurant. The Club at Sunrise is municipally owned by Clark County Parks & Recreation and managed by KemperSports.

Sunrise Golf ☆ Follow

IA

Sunrise Golf Course, established in 1983, is a 9-hole golf course located in Bettendorf, Iowa, playing 2,998 yards from the longest tees. The course serves as a year-round golf destination for the local community. Beyond traditional golf, Sunrise Golf is notably the only course in the Quad Cities area to feature an 18-hole disc golf course, offering additional recreational options for visitors. During winter months, the facility operates an indoor, state-of-the-art golf simulator, allowing players to enjoy golf year-round regardless of weather conditions. The course is conveniently situated minutes from the Bettplex and operates as a walk-on facility, though simulator tee times require advance scheduling. The venue also functions as a social destination, with an on-site bar and patio where guests can relax after their round. Sunrise Golf accommodates special events and tournaments, making it a versatile venue for the Bettendorf community.

Sunrise Golf ☆ Follow

千葉県

Sunrise Golf is a nine-hole short course located in Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan, designed to accommodate a wide range of skill levels from beginners to advanced players. The course layout features a signature 335-yard middle hole and is characterized by moderate elevation changes and strategic separation by abundant trees. The terrain includes hazards such as ponds and bunkers, requiring players to navigate through wooded corridors and manage distance on elevated fairways. The course is structured with specific strategic challenges on each hole. The first hole presents a pond to the left, while the second is noted as a relatively straightforward opening. The third hole reintroduces water hazards, and the fourth requires careful distance management on an uphill shot flanked by trees that create a sense of confinement. The fifth hole marks the turnaround point, with the primary danger being a right-side bias. The sixth hole mirrors the wooded pressure of the fourth, with the green of the fifth hole visible to the left. The seventh hole is highlighted as the signature feature of the course, offering a driver-friendly par with a dogleg to the right. The final three holes test the player's focus, with the eighth being a straight shot and the ninth featuring a slightly elevated green that encourages players to aim slightly short of the pin. The course is open year-round, with extended hours and night lighting available during the summer months from April to October. In addition to the nine-hole course, the facility includes a 300-yard driving range with 55 bays, allowing golfers to practice in an environment that mimics the course's natural setting. The range is equipped with night lighting and offers various pricing structures, including bulk ball purchases and time-based service deals. The club operates on a cashless IC card system for both course play and range usage, with locker and shower facilities provided for course players.

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IN

Sunrise Hills Country Club ☆ Follow

仲多度郡

Sunrise Hills Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in the hilly terrain of Konan and Doigawa, situated in Maniwa Town, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. The course is designed by renowned architect Kazumi Miura and is set against the backdrop of the Azusa Mountains. The layout takes advantage of the natural elevation changes, with the three distinct nine-hole courses positioned at varying altitudes to offer strategic challenges and expansive views. The East Course is laid out at a mid-level elevation and features "orange trees" as its theme trees. This nine is characterized by a mix of powerful shots and precise calculations, with holes alternating between bold demands and strategic nuance. While many greens on this nine are relatively straightforward, players must remain alert for two-tiered greens that add complexity to the approach shots. The Center Course occupies the highest ground and is themed around "plum" and "apricot" trees. The design is marked by individuality, beginning with a rock wall behind the first green. A key feature is the fifth hole, a long par-5 that offers a view of the Zozu Mountain across a red bridge. This nine is known for its strongly contoured greens and requires players to use the wind as an ally, with flat holes leading into challenging putting surfaces. The West Course is situated at the lowest elevation and welcomes players with "calamondin orange" trees. It opens with a long middle hole before transitioning into a series of dramatic holes with varied distances. The greens here are diverse and rich in character, featuring fewer large undulations but demanding respect and attention to detail to avoid trouble. The course utilizes Bentgrass for its playing surfaces.