Golf Courses

Tai Tapu Golf Course ☆ Follow

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Tai Tapu Golf Club is a 9-hole course located 16 km from Christchurch along the Akaroa Highway, nestled in an arc of the Halswell River at the foot of the Otahuna Valley. The course was voted the favourite 9-hole course in New Zealand in a survey conducted by New Zealand Golf. The layout is compact and picturesque, featuring tree-lined fairways and generously sized greens that accommodate golfers of all abilities. Each hole presents a distinct challenge, with the course design taking advantage of its scenic countryside setting while remaining accessible to players of varying skill levels. The course is well-maintained and designed to suit different playing styles. The facility includes a clubhouse with a spacious balcony and bar service. The course operates as both a members' club and welcomes green fee players, with availability varying by day. Equipment hire and golf carts are available through the clubhouse office.

Taichung County Fengyuan Golf Club ☆ Follow

Taichung Golf Course ☆ Follow

The Taichung Golf Course is a 27-hole facility located in the Dajia District of Taichung, situated within the Dajue Mountain area, a national scenic area covering over 3,300 hectares. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East Course, the Center Course, and the West Course. Designed by renowned architect David Thomas, the layout spans 120 hectares and is set in a mountainous environment that isolates the grounds from the urban noise of Taichung city. The construction was carried out by Hua Xiong Construction Co., Ltd., in collaboration with Thomas to ensure the terrain and soil conditions were optimally utilized. The East Course presents a par 36 layout with a total distance of 3,651 yards from the championship tees. Key holes include the 8th, a demanding par 5 measuring 672 yards from the front tees, and the 4th, a 522-yard par 5. The Center Course also plays to par 36, spanning 3,498 yards from the championship tees. It features a 530-yard par 5 on the 4th hole and a 474-yard par 4 on the 6th, which serves as the stroke index 1 hole. The West Course rounds out the 27 holes with a par 36 and a championship distance of 3,370 yards. Notable challenges here include the 1st hole, a 571-yard par 5, and the 8th hole, another par 5 measuring 569 yards from the championship tees. The facility is positioned as a convenient retreat for golfers, located approximately 20 minutes from the繁华 downtown area of Taichung. The climate in central Taiwan allows for year-round play, avoiding the extreme cold of the north or the intense heat of the south. The course design incorporates significant earthworks and soil conservation efforts, which are described as among the most comprehensive in the country. The combination of the three nine-hole loops allows for varied routing and strategic play across the expansive mountainous terrain.

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Taieri Lakes Golf Club ☆ Follow

Otago

Taieri Lakes Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located 15 minutes south of Dunedin's Octagon in North Taieri, New Zealand. Designed by Commander John Derring Harris RN, the par-72 course stretches 5,924 metres through scenic countryside featuring tree-lined fairways and four tranquil lakes that integrate the natural landscape into play. Established in 1920 and relocated to its current site in 1969, the course offers a sheltered golfing experience, typically 3-4°C warmer than central Dunedin due to protection from north-easterly winds. The course has undergone recent enhancements, including two new holes constructed around a newly created lake, completed in December 2020. The layout combines beauty with challenge, utilizing the area's natural features effectively. The course appeals to golfers of all skill levels, from experienced players to weekend enthusiasts. Its evolution over recent decades has established it as one of the region's premier courses, making it a notable destination within the Dunedin metropolitan area.

Taifeng Golf Course ☆ Follow

彰化縣

Located in the central hilly terrain of Changhua County, Taiwan, the Taifeng Golf Course is an 18-hole championship layout designed by Japanese architect Hiroshi Watanabe. Opened in 1977, the course is set within a forested landscape that takes advantage of the region's warm, mild climate. The terrain is characterized by significant elevation changes, with undulating fairways and strategically placed hazards that demand precise shot selection and strategic course management. The course presents a total yardage ranging from 5,842 yards from the forward tees to 7,031 yards from the back tees, all playing to a par of 72. The difficulty is highlighted by a demanding layout that features narrow fairways, sloping greens, and numerous water and sand obstacles. The 6th hole, a 493-yard downhill par 4, is ranked as the most difficult hole on the course with a handicap of 1. It features out-of-bounds running along the entire right side of the fairway and green, requiring exceptional accuracy to avoid penalty strokes. Strategic design elements define the challenge throughout the round. The 5th hole is a 625-yard downhill par 5 that plays shorter than its distance suggests, but the fairway is confined to the right side, forcing players to navigate carefully to avoid out-of-bounds areas. The 9th hole requires a carry over a valley, while the 10th hole mirrors the 1st with a downhill, right-turning design that features a small, sloping green prone to three-putts. The course also features the 3rd hole, a 526-yard par 5 that plays uphill and right, where the optimal strategy is to avoid the apparent shortcut on the right side in favor of a more conservative approach to the two-tiered green. Taifeng Golf Course is the host venue for the Taifong Open, a professional tournament that has been held annually since 2020. The event, often sponsored as the Taiwan Glass Taifong Open, attracts professional players to test their skills on the challenging layout. The course also maintains records for the lowest scores achieved during play, further cementing its reputation as a rigorous test of golf. The facility is complemented by a clubhouse designed by Pritzker Prize winner Álvaro Siza, which sits adjacent to the 18th hole and features a curved water feature.

Taihape Golf Club ☆ Follow

Manawatū-Whanganui

Taihape Golf Club, established around 1907, is a country golf course located in the Hautapu River valley. The course features a mixture of natural beauty and tranquil landscape, with pastoral terrain that occasionally includes grazing sheep. The club is particularly renowned for its 12th hole, a striking par 3 that Arnold Palmer famously called "the best natural par 3 in the world" during a 1970 visit. This signature hole spans 133 metres from the white tee and 155 metres from the blue tee, with the elevated tee standing approximately 15 metres above the green, which drops away on three of its four sides as it crosses the Hautapu River. The course offers a peaceful, traditional golfing experience with good old-fashioned country hospitality. Green fees are $30 per round, with golf cart hire available for $40. The club welcomes both members and green fee players, and accommodates staying golfers with affordable park-over options, making it accessible for visitors seeking a relaxed, scenic golf experience.

Taihei Golf Center ☆ Follow

北海道

Taihei Golf Center ☆ Follow

千葉県

Taiheiyo Club & Associates Konan Course ☆ Follow

埼玉県

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静岡県

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千葉県

Taiheiyo Club Mashiko Course ☆ Follow

芳賀郡

Located in Mashiko, Tochigi Prefecture, the Taiheiyo Club Mashiko Course is an 18-hole, par-71 layout designed by renowned architect Toshisuke Kato. The course spans 7,030 yards from the championship tees and sits on a 710,000-square-meter site. Opened in September 1976, the flat, wooded terrain is characterized by red pines, oak, and Japanese oak trees that separate the holes, creating a strategic challenge that balances beauty with difficulty. The course features a JGA Course Rating of 72.9 and is equipped with extensive practice facilities, including a driving range, putting green, and approach green, alongside the PGA Golf Academy Pacific Club Mashiko. The layout demands precision off the tee and careful course management, with strategically placed ponds and stone bunkers adding to the challenge. Notable holes include the long par-5 first and fifth holes, which test distance and accuracy, while the short par-3s require precise iron play. The back nine features a demanding par-5 tenth hole and a challenging par-4 sixteenth, where the course rating indicates significant difficulty. The fairways are lined with mature trees, and the greens are protected by bunkers and water hazards, requiring golfers to navigate a strategic path to score well. The course has hosted significant professional tournaments, including the 2004 Japan LPGA Tour Championship (Konica Minolta Cup) and the annual Pacific Open Golf Championship, which grants winners and runners-up entry into the Mitsui Sumitomo VISA Pacific Masters. It also regularly hosts the JGTO Second Qualifying Tournament. The facility offers a restaurant with panoramic views, a banquet room, and an open-air bath, providing a comprehensive golfing experience. The course is accessible via the Tohoku Expressway or Joban Expressway, with shuttle services available from Utsunomiya Station.

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茨城県

Taiheiyo Club Sapporo Course ☆ Follow

北海道

The Sapporo Course is a 27-hole facility located in Hokkaido, set across a hilly terrain that offers pastoral views characteristic of the region. The course is divided into two 18-hole loops, allowing for varied routing and strategic play. Located approximately 45 minutes from central Sapporo via the Ishikawa River Bridge, the layout takes advantage of the natural undulations of the land. The course is designed to provide a strategic challenge, with each hole offering a distinct character and playing style. The hilly nature of the terrain adds complexity to the game, requiring golfers to manage elevation changes and varying wind conditions. The facility supports both full caddy and self-play options, catering to different preferences for service and pace of play. The course is part of the Taiheiyo Club's common membership system, which provides access to all 18 of the club's domestic courses. The club also hosts various tournaments and club competitions throughout the year, with members having the opportunity to participate in or watch professional events.

Taiheiyō Park Golf ☆ Follow

児湯郡

Taiheiyō Park Golf is a recognized park golf course located in Shintoml, Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan. The course features 36 holes across 1,817 meters with a par of 132, covering 24,000 square meters of land. The course is certified by the Japan Park Golf Association (Certification Number 358) and has maintained its accreditation since January 2012, with the latest renewal dated April 1, 2021, valid through March 31, 2026. The course is situated at an accessible location and welcomes players from elementary school age and older. It operates under standard park golf principles with rental clubs available. The facility is part of Shintoml Sports Land, which offers multiple recreational amenities including tennis courts and a golf practice range. The course hosts regular monthly tournaments and member competitions through the Shintoml Town Park Golf Association, providing opportunities for both casual players and organized competitive play.

Taiheiyō Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

北海道

The Sapporo Course, operated by Taiheiyo Club, is located in Hokkaido, Japan, approximately 45 minutes from central Sappoto by car or taxi. The course is situated along the Ishikari River estuary, offering views of the surrounding pastoral landscape. It is a self-play facility, allowing golfers to play without caddies, and features a restaurant that provides dining options with views of the area. The course layout consists of 27 holes, which are operated using an unmanned mowing system to ensure consistent playing conditions. The facility is designed to accommodate both full 18-hole rounds and shorter formats, catering to a variety of playing preferences. The setting is characterized by bright sunlight and open skies typical of the Hokkaido region, providing a comfortable environment for golf throughout the season. The club also offers international reciprocal and affiliate partnerships with top-tier clubs in countries such as Australia, France, Malaysia, Hawaii, and Vietnam, enhancing the value for its members. The course does not appear to have a recorded history of hosting major professional tournaments, focusing instead on providing accessible golf experiences for members and guests.

Taiheyo Club Yachiyo Course ☆ Follow

千葉県

Located in Chiba Prefecture, the Taiheiyo Club Yachiyo Course is distinguished as the first through-play dedicated course at the club, allowing golfers to complete their round without returning to the clubhouse between the front and back nine. The facility offers both caddy and self-service options, catering to different preferences and skill levels. Situated with convenient access from Tokyo, the course provides a practical option for players seeking efficient play without sacrificing the quality associated with the Taiheiyo Club network.

Taihu International Golf Club ☆ Follow

江苏省

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江苏省

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船井郡

Taiko-dan Country Club Tanba Course ☆ Follow

船井郡

Taiko-dan Country Club Tanba Course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout located in KyoTamba, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Takeshi Ohashi, the course opened on July 15, 1967, and is set on hilly terrain that utilizes natural contours to create a challenging environment for golfers. The course features bentgrass greens, which were upgraded in November 2016, and offers a total distance of 7,018 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 73.0. The layout is characterized by wide fairways that demand precision off the tee, particularly on holes where the landing areas are constrained by slopes or hazards. The front nine includes a demanding par-3 third hole that stretches 248 yards from the back tees, requiring careful club selection to avoid overshooting the small target. The seventh hole presents a significant risk with a water hazard running along the left side of the green, penalizing shots that stray too far left. The back nine features a strong par-5 thirteenth hole, measuring 549 yards from the back tees, where players must navigate out-of-bounds on the left side while dealing with strong undulations on the green. Signature challenges include the twelfth hole, a par-4 that plays to an elevated, platform-style green requiring a long approach shot. The eighteenth hole serves as a testing par-5, measuring 589 yards from the back tees, where the second shot must avoid bunkers to set up a manageable finish. The course offers multiple tee boxes for different skill levels, including ladies' and regular tees, with distances ranging from 240 yards on the shortest par-4 tenth hole to 606 yards on the longest par-5 fourth hole. The design emphasizes strategic placement over pure length, rewarding accurate ball-striking and thoughtful course management.

Taikoyama Country Club ☆ Follow

富山県

Taikoyama Country Club is located in the Shihai Hills of Namerikawa, Toyama Prefecture, offering views of the Northern Alps and the Toyama Bay. The course is situated on a flat terrain that incorporates strategic elements into its layout. The facility features three distinct nine-hole courses: the Akane, Ran, and Kusunoki courses. The Akane Course has a total par of 36 and measures 3,303 yards from the black tees. It includes a par-5 first hole measuring 534 yards and a par-5 ninth hole at 504 yards. The course also features two par-3 holes, the sixth at 163 yards and the third at 199 yards. The Ran Course is the longest of the three, with a total par of 36 and a length of 3,568 yards from the black tees. Its first hole is a 592-yard par-5, while the seventh hole is a 542-yard par-5. The course includes two par-3 holes, the second at 215 yards and the eighth at 205 yards. The Kusunoki Course completes the nine-hole set with a total par of 36 and a distance of 3,498 yards from the black tees. The first hole is a 499-yard par-5, and the seventh hole is a 549-yard par-5. The par-3 holes on this course are the second at 180 yards and the eighth at 196 yards.