Golf Courses

Tam O'Shanter Golf Course & Golf Shop Follow

PA

Tam O'Shanter Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course located in Hermitage, Pennsylvania, operated as a family-owned business for over 80 years. The course is set within the rolling wooded hills of Shenango Valley, featuring lush green-watered fairways and fast bent grass greens bordered by native hardwoods and pines, with panoramic valley views. The course is rated four-star by Golf Digest and recognized as "One of Pennsylvania's Finest Public Courses," presenting a challenge suitable for all skill levels. The signature hole is No. 14, a 115-yard Par 3 called "Death Valley," notable for the difficulty golfers experience scoring well on it. The course has a storied history, with notable players including Arnold Palmer, who played there as a teenager, and Sam Snead, who set the course record nearly 85 years ago. Amenities include a driving range, clubhouse patio overlooking the 9th and 18th greens suitable for events, and a PGA award-winning golf shop. The course is complemented by a pro shop, instruction services, and youth programs including a PGA Junior League and summer camps.

Tama Country Club Follow

Tama Country Club is a 7,120-yard, par-72 course located in Inagi, Tokyo. Designed by Koji Yasuda, the 18-hole layout opened in 1962 and spans 480,000 square meters. The course is classified as a hilly track, yet its design eschews the dramatic valley crossings typical of the terrain type, favoring wide, flat fairways instead. The playing experience is defined by subtle undulations rather than severe elevation changes. The fairways are broad and open, removing the need for precise driving accuracy that often dictates play on more rugged layouts. The primary challenge comes from the putting surfaces, which feature nuanced slopes that demand careful reading and precise distance control. The course features two sets of tees for most holes, offering different yardages and strategic options. The back tees stretch the course to 7,120 yards, while the regular tees play at 6,404 yards. The par structure includes four par-3s, eight par-4s, and four par-5s. The front nine totals 3,335 yards from the back tees, while the back nine measures 3,407 yards, creating a balanced but demanding round. Notable holes include the long par-5 17th, which plays 609 yards from the back tees, and the 5th hole, which measures 531 yards. The par-3s provide variety in distance, ranging from the short 6th hole at 151 yards to the 12th at 174 yards. The course has hosted significant events, including the first Chairman's Cup in 1967 and a televised match between Sam Snead and Toru Nakamura in 1976. The course was officially rated by the Japan Golf Association with a rating of 70.4 in 1974, later updated to 71.2 in 2003.

Tama Hills Golf Course Follow

Tama Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole golf course set on rolling hills within a thick deciduous forest, located 35-55 minutes' drive from Yokota Air Base and downtown Tokyo. The course features a full-service facility with a driving range, practice chipping and putting greens, and a pro shop offering club fitting and repair services. The lush, rolling terrain creates an oasis-like setting characteristic of the landscape. The facility includes the Tama Tee House Restaurant for dining, and operates seven days a week with tee times beginning at 7:00 AM (9:00 AM shotgun start if delayed by frost). The course accommodates both 18-hole and 9-hole play, with weekend reservations managed through a lottery system. Tournament play is available, and the course offers various discount days throughout the week for military retirees, ladies, and other groups. An adjacent Yokota Golf Center provides a 9-hole practice course and additional amenities including a driving range and TrackMan Golf Simulator.

Tama Toledo Country Club Follow

IA

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比企郡

Tamamura Golf Ground Follow

佐波郡

Tamamura Golf Ground is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, featuring a total yardage of 6,572 yards. Located in Tamamura Town, Sawa District, Gunma Prefecture, the course was designed by Koshio Fukuda and Kiichi Noguchi, opening in September 1976. The course is situated in the Kanto region of Japan, offering a traditional layout characteristic of courses from this era. With its moderate length and par-72 structure, Tamamura provides a balanced test of golf suitable for players of varying skill levels. The course design reflects the collaborative work of two respected Japanese golf architects, contributing to its enduring appeal over its four-decade-plus history. As an established course in Gunma Prefecture, Tamamura Golf Ground has maintained its presence as a regional venue, managed by Sanshow Company. The facility accommodates standard play across its eighteen holes, presenting a standard championship layout typical of Japanese golf courses developed during the 1970s growth period of the sport in Japan.

Tamamura Park Golf Club Follow

佐波郡

Located in Tamamura-machi, Gunma Prefecture, Tamamura Park Golf Club is a nine-hole course set within a wooded environment. The layout totals 1,573 yards with a par of 29, designed to accommodate a full round of play in a compact setting. The course features a mix of par-3 and par-4 holes, with the two longest holes, the third and eighth, measuring 300 and 331 yards respectively. The design allows for the use of drivers on the middle holes, specifically the second, fourth, and seventh, offering a varied challenge for players. The first and second holes are lined with cherry trees, providing a distinct character to the opening stretch. The course is equipped with free hand-pulled carts, and restrooms are strategically placed near the third and fourth tee grounds and on the right side of the fifth hole. Accessibility is a key feature, with the facility located just 15 minutes from the Takasaki-Tamura Smart IC on the Kanetsu Expressway. The club includes a clubhouse with a front desk, cafe corner, locker room, and shower facilities available during specific hours. The course operates year-round with affordable green fees, catering to both individual players and groups without the need for reservations.

Tamamura Town Ground Golf Course Follow

佐波郡

Tamamura Town Ground Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 facility located in Tamamura, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. Opened on September 19, 1976, the course was designed by architects Kono Hoshio and Neji Noguchi. The layout spans 6,572 yards from the blue tees, offering a total of 72 holes of play across three sets of tees. The course is divided into an out and in loop, each carrying a par of 36. The front nine features a mix of par-4s and par-5s, anchored by the long 542-yard 1st hole and the 553-yard 6th hole. The back nine introduces more significant length, highlighted by the 593-yard 15th hole, which serves as the longest stretch on the property. The 18th hole closes the round at 321 yards. Handicap indices are distributed across the holes to balance the difficulty, with the 1st hole designated as the stroke index 1 and the 3rd hole as stroke index 15. The course provides yardage markers for blue, white, and red tees, allowing for varied playability. The red tees reduce the total yardage to 5,268 yards, while the white tees offer a 6,224-yard challenge. Management of the course is handled by Sansho Green Co., Ltd., with General Manager Yoh Kato overseeing operations. The facility is situated at 5006 Kadochidani, Tamamura-cho, Sawa-gun, Gunma.

Tamana Country Club Follow

熊本県

Tamana Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course located in Tamana City, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Iwao Terayama of Fukuoka Kanko Development, the layout opened in 1976 on a site covering 1,000,000 square meters. The course is characterized by its wide fairways and a flat design with minimal elevation changes, set within a forested, hilly terrain where 45% of the total area is preserved as natural green space. The layout utilizes a complete separate tee system, offering back tees that measure 7,096 yards and regular tees at 6,644 yards, with greens maintained in bentgrass. The course is structured to test distance and accuracy, with specific holes designated for long hitters and precise approach shots. The 4th hole, a par-5 measuring 580 yards from the back tees, is recommended for drivers, challenging players to maximize distance off the tee. Similarly, the 13th hole is described as the signature long hole of the club, a 556-yard par-5 where the second shot must navigate around natural forest on the left and right. The 1st hole serves as a demanding starting point, a 453-yard par-4 where reaching the green in two shots is considered difficult for all but the longest hitters. Short holes provide a contrast to the length of the par-5s. The 3rd hole is the club's longest par-3 at 210 yards from the back tees, featuring a green guarded by bunkers on both the left and right sides. The 12th hole, a 175-yard par-3, is also noted as a near-pin recommended hole, requiring precision to avoid the surrounding hazards. The fairways are notably wide, a design choice intended to accommodate a range of players from average golfers to top amateurs. Tamana Country Club has a significant history in professional golf, hosting major tournaments throughout the 1990s and 2000s. It hosted the Kyushu Open Championship in 1993 and again in 2006, as well as women's professional tournaments in 1991 and 1992. The course's most prominent event was the 73rd Japan Professional Golf Championship, hosted by the PGA in 2005. These events have established the course as a respected venue in the Kyushu region, known for its natural setting and challenging layout.

Tamano Golf Club Follow

岡山県

Located in Tamano, Okayama, Tamano Golf Club is a 54-par, 18-hole course designed by renowned architect Giichi Sato. Opened in 1961, the layout is set on a strategic hilly terrain where valleys and mountain slopes create a landscape of distinct elevation changes. The course offers views of the blue sky, the sea, and the island of Shodoshima, with teeing areas that provide dramatic downhill shots influenced by both sea and mountain winds. The front nine presents a mix of long par-5s and technical par-4s. The opening hole is a light left dogleg that prioritizes accuracy over distance, while the par-5 fifth hole features a two-tiered green that demands careful pin placement. The sixth hole is an oxbow-shaped par-4 where the ball is difficult to stop, and the seventh requires a significant uphill approach to a green with steep slopes that make putts from the back difficult. The back nine continues the strategic challenge with a strong downhill par-3 ninth hole that is heavily affected by wind, requiring bold club selection. The twelfth hole is a right dogleg where long hitters can gain distance by favoring the right side, while the thirteenth is an uphill par-5 that plays longer than its yardage suggests due to the elevation gain. The closing holes test precision, particularly the eighteenth, a long downhill par-4 where players must navigate a water hazard on the right side of the green. The course is equipped with electromagnetic induction carts to ensure safety and maintains an eight-minute interval between groups to allow for uninterrupted play. The design by Giichi Sato emphasizes strategic shot placement, with numerous bunkers guarding the greens and fairways that demand careful navigation of the hilly terrain.

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NY

Tamarac Golf Course Follow

OH

Tamarac Golf Course has been a community favorite in Lima, Ohio since opening in 1965. The mature course is known for its natural beauty and fantastic layout, with tree-lined fairways, strategically-placed ponds, and undulating greens stretching across 6,390 yards of championship golf (par 72). The course was designed by John Hollowpeter. With four sets of tees, Tamarac accommodates golfers of all ages and skill levels. The 18-hole, par-72 layout features tree-lined fairways, strategically placed ponds, and gently undulating greens-many of which are considered among the best in the region. The facility has 27 holes total and operates as a semi-private course. The course provides a challenging yet accessible experience for both beginner and experienced golfers, with a newer fleet of golf carts and a spacious clubhouse offering a welcoming place to relax before or after your game.

Tamarack Country Club Follow

CT

Tamarack Country Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by Charles H. Banks, a protégé of renowned Golden Age architect Seth Raynor. Located in Greenwich, Connecticut, the course opened on July 4, 1929, and was immediately recognized as a premier layout. Built across rolling hills in back country Greenwich, the design features template-styled holes inspired by European courses. The course is characterized by large greens, deep bunkers, and deceptive terrain that provides a significant test of golf. Notable features include dramatic green surrounds and strategic bunkering. From the 1950s through 1962, Tamarack co-hosted the prestigious Ike Championship, attracting top amateur golfers from the Metropolitan area. The course has hosted major tournaments, including 2022 U.S. Amateur sectional qualifying. In 2024, Renaissance Golf Design completed an extensive restoration under architect Brian Schneider, meticulously recreating Banks' original design intent using historic photographs and documentation. The restoration included reconstructed green complexes, expanded tee areas, and strategic tree removal to restore sightlines. The project was recognized by Golf Digest as a Best Renovation candidate. Tamarack is consistently ranked among Connecticut's best courses by Golf Digest and Golf.com, and recognized by Golfweek as one of America's top classic courses.

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IL

Tamarack Golf Club is an award-winning championship golf course located in Naperville, Illinois, designed by renowned architect David Gill. The course is consistently ranked among the top 10 in the Chicago area, serving as the centerpiece of a full-service golf and event facility. The property features a distinctive plantation-style clubhouse that anchors the upscale amenities. Beyond the championship course itself, Tamarack offers a complete golf experience with a world-class pro shop stocked with premium equipment and apparel, a full-service bar and lounge, and professional dining options. The facility accommodates tournaments and special events with indoor banquet space for up to 175 guests and outdoor ceremony areas. Additional amenities include a putting green and complimentary parking. The club operates under Arcis Golf management and welcomes both public play and private memberships, with various membership options available including Arcis Players' Membership and Prime Member programs.

Tamarack Golf Club Follow

NY

Tamarack Golf Club is an 18-hole traditional golf course established in 1999, located in Oswego, New York. Designed by John A. Lawton, the course features a player-friendly layout with strategic elements throughout to challenge golfers of all skill levels. The course offers multiple tee options, with yardages ranging from 4,599 yards (Red tees) to 5,578 yards (Blue tees), providing flexibility for different abilities. Set in the Central New York region, Tamarack emphasizes quality course conditions and maintains some of the finest greens in the area. The design incorporates subtleties at every turn, with each hole offering unique challenges despite its approachable appearance. The facility continues ongoing improvements and maintenance upgrades to enhance the playing experience. Tamarack supports an active membership community and offers junior golf programs, including a junior golf camp and junior golf league, along with various tournaments and reciprocal agreements with other courses.

Tamarack Golf Club Follow

CO

Tamarack Golf Club is a 9-hole golf course located 1.5 miles south of Limon, Colorado on Highway 71. The course has been recognized as the "Best 9 Holes in Colorado" by Colorado Avid Golfer magazine. Operating daily from 9 AM to 7 PM throughout the summer season, Tamarack Golf Club offers tee times for public play. The course sits at approximately 3,000 feet elevation in the high plains region of eastern Colorado. While specific details about par, yardage, and designer information are not provided in available materials, the course serves as a recreational facility for the local community and visiting golfers. The facility also includes a banquet room available for events and gatherings.

Tamarack Golf Course Follow

NJ

Tamarack features two 18-hole championship golf courses in East Brunswick New Jersey, which were designed by Hal Purdy. The East (Gold and Blue) course is a 6,226-yard, par-71 course and the West (Red and White) course is a 7,025-yard, par-72 course. The East course has five par-3 holes, nine par-4s and four par-5s. The West course features four par-3 holes, 10 par-4s and four par-5s. The New Jersey State Golf Association rated Tamarack as the second most-difficult course in Middlesex, Monmouth, Mercer, Somerset and Union Counties. Tamarack has locker rooms, electric golf carts and a fantastic practice facility with a driving range featuring 34 stalls and five target greens. Tamarack is the home course for many Middlesex County high school golf teams. The course opened in 1971.

Tamarack Golf Course Follow

IL

Tamarack Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course designed by renowned architect Pete Dye, located in Shiloh, Illinois. Originally opened in 1965, the course has established itself as a welcoming, family-oriented facility that caters to players of all skill levels. The design offers both classic and links-style golfing experiences, providing a relaxing and pleasurable round for any caliber of golfer. The course is known for its friendly atmosphere and serves as a popular venue for special events and golf tournaments. Tamarack maintains an active tournament schedule and hosts various leagues throughout the week, including Monday through Thursday night league play and special events such as senior scrambles, one-man scrambles, and couples scrambles. The facility provides a complete golf experience with amenities including lesson programs and season pass options, making it an accessible destination for both casual and serious golfers in the southern Illinois region.

Tamarina Golf Club Follow

Black River

Tamarina Golf Club is an 18-hole championship Par 72 course located in western Mauritius, inaugurated in 2006 and designed by architect Rodney Wright. The course spans 6,886 meters across 206 hectares, featuring natural grass maintained to PGA standards with an undulated layout that accommodates golfers of varying abilities through five different teeing options. Situated in the Tamarin Bay area, the course is distinguished by its dramatic setting between mountains and sea. Golfers enjoy spectacular views of the Rempart Mountain and Tamarin Bay, particularly visible from the 7th hole. The undulating terrain presents technical challenges balanced with scenic vistas of the Rempart River. The course combines strategic design with natural landscape features, offering a pleasant golfing experience within an idyllic setting. The clubhouse overlooks the course and bay, providing facilities including a pro-shop and Le Dix-Neuf restaurant serving international cuisine with Mauritian influences. The course regularly hosts tournaments and events, positioning itself as one of Mauritius's premier golf destinations.

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Chubut

Tamarisk Country Club Follow

CA

Tamarisk Country Club is a private country club in Rancho Mirage, California, established in 1952. The 18-hole course features 7,003 yards of golf for a par of 72. The course was designed by William F. Bell, William P. Bell, and John Harbottle III. The well established course offers great views of the mountains. The course is known for its challenging layout and quality conditions. Ben Hogan, one of golf's greatest players, helped shape the Club traditions as Tamarisk's first Golf Professional. A par-5 is the signature hole at Tamarisk. The course is defined by its classic style of bunkering and dramatic elevation changes. Water hazards come into play on six holes. Tamarisk was selected as one of the four area clubs to play host to the inaugural Palm Springs Desert Classic, which would go on to become known as the Bob Hope Desert Classic. The club hosted the Bob Hope Classic 19 times.

Tamarisk Golf Course Follow

KS

Tamarisk Golf Course is a 9-hole regulation course located in Syracuse, Kansas, along the Arkansas River. Designed by Rick Bucton and opened in 1996, the course stretches 3,251 yards from the longest tees with a par of 36. It features a course rating of 34.9 and slope of 111, presenting moderate difficulty. The layout is characterized by somewhat undulating greens and fairways lined with tamarisk bushes, along with mature trees surrounding various holes. Water hazards come into play on two holes, while scattered sand bunkers add strategic challenge. The course is fully irrigated and abundant wildlife inhabits the property. The facility includes a clubhouse overlooking a lake, offering a 19th Hole Golf Shop, snack services, and a practice area with a driving range and chipping/putting green. Golf carts are available for rent, and walk-ons are accepted. The scenic riverside setting and natural Kansas landscape provide the course's primary aesthetic appeal.

Tamaron Country Club Follow

MI

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茨城県