Golf Courses

Tamatsukuri Onsen CC Follow

島根県 2 upcoming events

Located in Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture, Tamatsukuri Onsen CC is a 72-par, 18-hole course situated near Lake Shinji. The layout is divided into an outward nine holes described as offering views of the lake, and an inward nine characterized by varied terrain and natural features. The course total yardage is listed at 6,851 meters from the regular tees, with a par 36 on both the front and back nines. The front nine begins with a demanding par-4 that requires an uphill second shot, followed by a long par-5 where the tee shot must avoid the right side to ensure a manageable approach. The third hole is a long par-3 flanked by OB, while the fourth presents a short par-4 with a severely sloped fairway and a raised green. The fifth hole is a technical par-4 where accuracy off the tee is paramount to avoid mounds, and the sixth is a straightforward par-3 with a large, bowl-shaped green. The seventh is a par-4 that plays through undulating fairway mounds, leading to an eighth hole that climbs a hill to a green guarded by a persimmon tree. The front nine concludes with the course's longest par-4, where a left-side miss can lead to difficult second shots. The back nine opens with a wide par-4 that requires careful directionality to avoid difficult second shots. A signature short par-3 follows, featuring a green protected by deep bunkers and sloping from right to left. The twelfth hole is a downhill par-4 where a central keyhole is defined by a large zelkova tree, with deep cross bunkers punishing hooks. The thirteenth hole is a long, downhill par-5 that offers potential for two-putt birdies in favorable wind conditions, with a green that slopes away from the player. The fourteenth is a short par-3 that plays uphill toward an ancient zelkova, while the fifteenth is a deceptive par-4 that plays uphill to a green, often catching players out with its elevation change. The seventeenth hole is a dogleg left guarded by large chestnut trees, where hitting the trees is said to bring bad luck, leading to a difficult approach from the rough. The eighteenth is a downhill par-4 with a narrow landing area and a dogleg left, where OB looms on the left side. The closing hole is a long par-4 that requires carrying a water hazard, with a front-to-back sloping green that is heavily bunkered on the left and front, making pars difficult to secure without precise distance control. The course hosts various local competitions, including the Captain Cup and events for senior and women's amateur golfers.

Tambellup Golf Course Follow

Western Australia

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Queensland

Tambunan Golf Club Follow

Sabah

Tameka Woods Golf Course Follow

IN

Tameka Woods Golf Course is an 18-hole golf course located in Trafalgar, Indiana, spanning 6,500 yards. Established in 1989 and family-owned and operated, the course blends Scottish links-style design with traditional American heavily tree-lined fairways, creating both scenic and challenging conditions. The course features three sets of tees and has been officially measured and rated by the United States Golf Association. The combination of design styles and tree-lined layout presents moderate to challenging difficulty for golfers of varying skill levels. The course is currently managed with a commitment to quality maintenance and community engagement, maintaining its reputation as a well-regarded facility in the region. Its establishment in 1989 and continued family operation demonstrate its longevity and stability within the local golfing community.

Tamer Win Golf & Country Club Follow

OH

Tamious Golf Club Follow

제주특별자치도

Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju, Tamious Golf Club is set within a 670,000-pyeong landscape that features three distinct nine-hole courses: the Mountain Course, the Woods Course, and the Lake Course. Each layout offers a unique playing experience, with the Mountain Course characterized by steep terrain and narrow fairways that demand precise shot-making. The Woods Course winds through dense natural forests and valleys, while the Lake Course incorporates a large water feature that surrounds four holes, requiring strategic accuracy. The Mountain Course presents a total yardage of 3,146 meters from the tips with a par of 36. Its signature layout includes a demanding 7th hole, a 593-meter par-5 that serves as the handicap 1, and a 364-meter 1st hole that plays to a green tightly guarded by natural trees. The Woods Course, measuring 3,285 meters from the tips, features a 519-meter par-5 4th hole as its most significant challenge. Its 1st hole offers a more forgiving start, playing 373 meters with a view of a lake on the right side of the fairway. The Lake Course rounds out the facility with a total length of 3,120 meters and a par of 36. It is defined by its water hazards, most notably the 530-meter 2nd hole, which plays as the handicap 1 and requires a long drive to navigate the surrounding water. The facility is designed to provide a comfortable round regardless of the season, utilizing the natural topography and climate of Jeju to create varied strategic challenges for golfers.

Tamius GC Follow

제주특별자치도

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Pirkanmaa

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Western Australia

Tampa Palms Country Club Follow

FL

Tampa Palms Golf & Country Club was built in 1987 and designed by Arthur Hills. The course is an 18-hole championship layout with a par of 72, measuring 7,004 yards with a course rating of 74.3. Located in the heart of New Tampa, the course features a scenic setting. The layout includes many challenging features including water hazards that come into play on ten holes and strategically placed bunkers throughout. The design presents Arthur Hills' trademark undulating greens that demand precision, while also introducing risk-reward holes that invite strategic play for players of all skill levels. The signature hole is the par-3 17th, which requires a tee shot over an expansive body of water to a green protected by two bunkers on the left side. The course is surrounded by the quiet beauty of open spaces, an Audubon Sanctuary and nature preserves. The greens are Tifeagle Bermuda grass, maintaining excellent conditions throughout the year. The course operates as a private members' club with practice facilities and professional instruction available.

Tampines Course Follow

Tampines Course is an 18-hole par 72 championship golf course that originally opened in 1988 and underwent a comprehensive redevelopment by Phil Jacobs Design, reopening on February 23, 2019. The course stretches 6,687 meters from the back tees with multiple yardage options accommodating different skill levels. The layout features beautiful rolling hills and large greens set across varying terrain, creating a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all abilities. The design incorporates strategic water hazards, including lakes and canals that come into play on several holes, along with strategically placed bunkers that reward accurate shot-making. Key characteristics include elevation changes throughout the routing, with several blind or partially obscured shots requiring careful club selection. Notable holes include the par-5 10th, which plays downhill from elevated tees with a lake guarding the entire left side, and the dogleg par-4 13th around water. The course features varied green complexes with pronounced contours and multiple flag positions, offering distinct challenges depending on conditions and pin placement. Strategic bunkering, tree-lined fairways, and cross bunkers create risk-reward opportunities across the layout.

Tamworth Golf Course Follow

New South Wales

Tamworth Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located centrally within the City of Tamworth, New South Wales. The course features a par 70 layout for men and par 72 for ladies, characterized by picturesque tree-lined fairways that define its aesthetic appeal. Set in a pleasant parkland environment, the course offers scenic views across the surrounding landscape. The club accommodates both members and visitors with a welcoming atmosphere. Its facilities include a spacious clubhouse with a large function room, bar, kids play area, and an on-site restaurant offering views overlooking the course and surrounding countryside. The pro shop and spike bar provide additional amenities for golfers. Tamworth Golf Club maintains an active competitive schedule, hosting regular individual stableford competitions and four-ball events throughout the week. The course caters to all skill levels, with dedicated junior and beginner programs available. A dedicated ladies' section and seniors' programs further demonstrate the club's inclusive approach to golf participation in the community.

Tan Tara Golf Club Follow

NY

Tan Tara Golf Club was built in 1968 by Tennis Schreckengost. The course is located along the banks of the historic Erie Canal, 20 minutes north of downtown Buffalo and 20 minutes south of Niagara Falls. The 18-hole championship course is carved through the trees and heather, with four sets of tees and distances ranging from 5,433 yards to 7,087 yards. The golf course tees, fairways, and greens are Bentgrass with bunkers filled with white sand. The course offers challenges for players of all ages, genders, and skill levels, with five sets of tees ranging from casual play to the championship tips stretching over 7,100 yards. A double-ended practice range is complemented by practice bunkers and a large practice chipping and putting green. The course is a private club managed as an Arnold Palmer Golf Managed facility, available for outside golf outings and tournaments.

Tana Birdie Golf Follow

神奈川県

Tana Birdie Golf is a 27-hole short course located in Sagamihara, Kanagawa, designed by professional Koji Ogawa. Opened in September 1975, the facility features Korean bentgrass greens and offers a total yardage of 887 to 1,042 yards with a par of 27. The course is characterized by its varied terrain, incorporating both tee shots from elevated positions and downhill approaches that require precise distance control. The layout is designed to challenge accuracy and strategy, with narrow fairways and hazards that penalize errant shots. The first hole demands immediate precision, featuring out-of-bounds on the right and a one-stroke penalty area on the left. The third hole serves as the course's longest, presenting a right green guarded by bunkers and a left green protected by water. The fourth hole is a distinct water carry, where overcoming the pressure of the pond is key to scoring well. A signature feature of the course is the sixth hole, which offers views of the Tatsunuma mountain range. This downhill hole tests players with accurate distance judgment. The seventh hole is equally demanding, with bunkers on both sides and a water hazard to the right of the green, where steep back-to-front slopes make reading the break critical for putting. The ninth hole provides a challenging finish with two tee positions. The right tee offers a slight downhill shot with hazards on the right, while the left tee is longer with out-of-bounds on the right and a one-stroke penalty area on the left. The course also features an approach green and has recently increased rough density to enhance strategic play.

Tanabe CC Follow

京都府

Tanabe Country Club is a private, members-only golf course located in Kyotango, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. The 18-hole course was designed by Yoshikazu Sato, a renowned short-game specialist, and opened in November 1960. The layout is characterized by its flat, rolling terrain, which is described as rare for the Kansai region. Sato’s design emphasizes strategic play, featuring wide fairways that contrast with high-difficulty greens. The course offers multiple tee sets ranging from 4,721 yards to 6,880 yards, all set at a par of 72. The course is divided into an outward and inward nine with distinct challenges. The front nine is noted for its length and the requirement for long drives, while the back nine introduces more undulation and strategic placement of mounds and bunkers around landing zones. The difficulty is reflected in the course ratings, which range from a 64.6 for the diamond tees to a 74.5 for the black tees. Signature holes include the long par-5 5th, played from 600 yards from the back tees, and the 11th, a demanding par-4 that carries a handicap index of 2, making it one of the most difficult holes on the layout. Tanabe Country Club has a significant history in Japanese golf, hosting numerous prestigious tournaments. It was the venue for the 1963 Japan Open Championship, won by club professional Tohito Toda, and has hosted the Kansai Open, the Japan Grand Senior Golf Championship, and the 76th Kansai Open Golf Championship. The club also hosted the final rounds of the Kansai Amateur Golf Championship and the Japan Mid-Amateur Championship. The course is known for its seasonal beauty, particularly the azaleas that bloom across the grounds in spring, and maintains a strict code of conduct to preserve its traditional atmosphere.

Tanagura Country Club Golf Course Follow

東白川郡 2 upcoming events

Located in the eastern hills of Fukushima Prefecture, Tanagura Country Club is a 27-hole facility set in a rolling, hilly landscape that offers views of the Nasu, Abukuma, and Hachimantai mountain ranges. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East Course, the Center Course, and the West Course. Each nine plays to a par of 36, resulting in a total course par of 108. The layout is characterized by a mix of flat, open fairways and strategic doglegs that require thoughtful shot selection to manage scores effectively. The East Course is described as flat and approachable, though it features several dogleg holes on the front and back nines that demand precision. The Center Course offers a slightly shorter distance but provides varied challenges that prevent it from being underestimated. The West Course is the longest of the three, catering to powerful hitters who can drive the ball effectively, with a layout that rewards accurate driving and careful putting. The facility has a history of hosting significant tournaments, including the Japan-US University Golf Championship, which utilizes the course as a championship venue. The club also actively supports junior golf development through summer camps and junior cups, fostering a competitive environment for young players. Amenities include a covered driving range and an on-site lodge, allowing for convenient access to relaxation and accommodation immediately following play.

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東白川郡

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Tanayama Golf Club Follow

下新川郡

Tanayama Golf Club is located in Tanayama, Asahi-machi, Shimikawa District, Toyama Prefecture, Japan. The course layout consists of 18 holes with a total par of 72. The design features a mix of par-3, par-4, and par-5 holes, with yardages ranging from 118 yards on the shortest par-3 to 563 yards on the longest par-5. The handicap index for the holes varies, with specific par-4 holes measuring 368 yards and 298 yards, while the par-5 holes extend to 492 yards and 483 yards. The course includes several notable holes that define its character. The 14th hole is a demanding par-3 measuring 203 yards, while the 16th hole presents a shorter challenge at 124 yards. The back nine features a significant par-5 at 563 yards, which serves as the longest hole on the course, and another par-5 at 483 yards. The par-4 holes are distributed across various lengths, including a 355-yard hole and a 305-yard hole, providing a balanced test for golfers of different skill levels. The club is situated in a rural setting in Toyama Prefecture, offering a traditional golfing experience in the Japanese countryside. The course design emphasizes a variety of distances and difficulties, catering to both casual players and those seeking a more rigorous round. The specific yardages and par distribution suggest a course that requires precision and strategic play, particularly on the longer par-5s and the mid-length par-3s.

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Bataan

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Buenos Aires

Tandragee Golf Course Follow

County Armagh

Tandragee Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located in County Armagh, Northern Ireland, approximately nine miles from the M1 motorway and ten miles from the A1. The course is situated within the former estate of the Duke of Manchester, now owned by TAYTO, and is characterised by mature oaks and pines throughout the layout. The course presents a challenging yet fair parkland design set within the tranquil countryside. Notable features include the Quarry, a par 3 hole recognised as one of the course's finest and praised for its exceptional views of the surrounding countryside. The layout offers unparalleled panoramic vistas typical of its rural setting. Tandragee has hosted various open competitions throughout the year and maintains active membership categories across different play schedules. The club has produced competitive golfers, including LPGA professional Olivia Mehaffey, who regularly returns to play the course. The facility includes a clubhouse, professional shop, and The Duke's Bistro restaurant. The course maintains high standards with regular course improvements and hosts both individual and inter-club team competitions.

Tandridge Golf Club Follow

Surrey