Golf Courses

The Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course ☆ Follow

ID

The Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course, designed by Scott Miller and opened in 1991, is located in North Idaho on the shores of Lake Coeur d'Alene. The course features panoramic lake views from every hole and is renowned as home to the world's only floating green, a distinctive signature hole that has made it a bucket-list destination for golfers. The layout offers a player-friendly design with an element of challenge suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. The course is characterized by lush, carpet-like tees, fairways, and greens, complemented by scenic landscaping including red geraniums, tall pines, and native juniper shrubs. Water hazards from Lake Coeur d'Alene and Fernan Creek add to the course's difficulty and visual appeal. The course opened to significant national acclaim and awards. It is distinguished by exceptional service amenities, including personalized forecaddie service for each group, state-of-the-art GPS-equipped golf cars, and a player-friendly course layout. Upon completion of their round, players receive a personalized engraved bag tag as a commemorative gift.

The Colony Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

The Commonwealth Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

Commonwealth Golf Club, established in 1920, is one of Australia's premier courses located in Melbourne's Sandbelt region at Oakleigh South. The 18-hole course is renowned for its strategic layout and diverse landscape, featuring classic design principles combined with modern conditioning standards. The course has undergone recent restoration by Renaissance Golf Design, a world-leading architectural firm, maintaining its traditional character while enhancing playability. Commonwealth's design emphasizes strategic shot-making across varied terrain typical of the Sandbelt's distinctive sandy soil landscape. With over a century of golfing tradition, the club has hosted significant tournament history. The course presents a challenging yet fair test for players of varying abilities, characterized by its thoughtful hole design and natural landscape features. The restoration work has preserved the course's classical elements while bringing it to contemporary standards. Located on Glennie Avenue, the club provides a comprehensive golfing experience within a welcoming membership culture, combining historic significance with modern facilities and course maintenance practices.

The Cotswolds Club ☆ Follow

Oxfordshire

Established in 1890, The Cotswolds Club is one of the oldest golf clubs in Oxfordshire. The 18-hole course measures 6,284 yards with a par of 72, featuring two loops of nine holes set on mature, undulating ground. The layout combines classic parkland golf with tree-lined fairways and spectacular views of the Cotswolds countryside. Located at over 700 feet above sea level near Chipping Norton, the course benefits from excellent drainage, ensuring consistent playing conditions year-round. The design offers a good mix of challenges for golfers of all abilities, with a blend of longer holes and shorter par-3s. The course is maintained to a high standard with immaculate greens. The terrain is characteristically undulating and often challenging, with strategic bunkering and tree-lined fairways defining the playing experience. Recent recognition includes being voted one of the top three courses in Oxfordshire by National Club Golfer Magazine. The course is complemented by on-site facilities including a TrackMan Swing Studio for coaching and analysis, as well as accommodation and dining facilities through the adjoining Cotswolds Hotel & Spa.

The Country Club ☆ Follow

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MA

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TN

The Country Club in Morristown, Tennessee is a private 18-hole golf course established in 1955. Designed by William B. Langford, the course stretches 7,056 yards from the back tees with a par of 72, a course rating of 75.1, and a slope rating of 133. The course is situated in East Tennessee and features an on-site driving range with practice tees. The course presents moderate difficulty with a challenging slope rating. Key characteristics include Bermuda grass greens and fairways on a picturesque East Tennessee setting. The Country Club has hosted several significant tournaments throughout its history, including the Tennessee State PGA Championship, State PGA Four Ball Tournament, and Nationwide Tour Qualifying for the Knoxville Open, making it a respected venue in regional golf competitions. Beyond the golf course, the facility operates as a full-service private country club featuring a 20,000-square-foot clubhouse with a restaurant, Olympic-size swimming pool, tennis courts, and fitness center. This comprehensive facility makes it a multi-purpose recreational destination for members and guests.

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Harare Province

The Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in the Highlands suburb of Harare, Zimbabwe, situated on a 49-hectare property near the CBD and Newlands Shopping Center. The course is set in a natural, tranquil environment offering an enjoyable golfing experience for members and guests alike. Beyond the golf course, The Country Club operates as a comprehensive lifestyle facility. The property features additional recreational amenities including a state-of-the-art gym called Grip, tennis and squash courts, swimming facilities, and planned five-a-side soccer. The club also houses three restaurants-Lush, Village Green, and The Nest-catering to various dining occasions from casual post-round meals to private business functions. The club emphasizes creating a welcoming community atmosphere, with membership packages designed to accommodate different lifestyles and budgets. Early morning tee times from 6am-7am are reserved exclusively for members and their guests. The facility operates year-round and encourages both golf development and an active lifestyle integrated within an unspoiled natural setting. The club positions itself as a destination for business networking, leisure activities, and social camaraderie among its membership base.

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OH

The Country Club at DC Ranch ☆ Follow

AZ

The Country Club at DC Ranch is North Scottsdale's premier private golf and country club featuring a classic course redesigned by renowned designers Tom Lehman and John Fought. Located centrally in Scottsdale, Arizona, the course is set within spectacular Sonoran desert landscapes offering majestic 360-degree views of desert terrain, city skyline, mountains, and horizons. The course has earned a reputation as one of the finest in the Valley and is designed to accommodate players at varied skill levels. The club emphasizes a tranquil setting conducive to the game, with PGA-certified professional instructors available to assist members in improving their play. Beyond golf, the 45,000-square-foot Ranch Hacienda Clubhouse serves as the clubhouse centerpiece, featuring authentic cowboy architecture and decor reflecting the property's heritage as a historic desert cattle ranch. The Country Club at DC Ranch offers comprehensive amenities including tennis, fitness facilities, swimming, fine dining venues, and an active social events calendar throughout the year, creating an atmosphere designed for members and families to gather, celebrate, and build lasting relationships within a welcoming community setting.

The Country Club at Lake City ☆ Follow

FL

The Country Club at Lake City is a championship par 72, 18-hole golf course designed by Willard Byrd, located in north central Florida. The course features well-manicured greens set amidst beautiful old oak trees in a natural, lush landscape, offering an attractive playing environment for golfers of all skill levels. The course has a notable tournament history, having hosted prestigious events including the 1990 and 1991 Hogan Tour (now the Kornferry Tour), the 1996 PGA Tour School, the 2000 and 2003 American Senior Golf Association Tournament, and the 2003, 2004, and 2005 Women's Senior Golf Tour Qualifying Tournament. This hosting record reflects the course's standing as a challenging and well-maintained championship-level layout. The surrounding natural setting with mature oak trees and pristine fairways characterizes the course's design and appeal. The venue serves as a premier golf destination in Lake City, accommodating both daily play and private events while maintaining its reputation as a quality championship course.

The Country Club at Muirfield Village ☆ Follow

OH

The Country Club at The Golden Nugget ☆ Follow

LA

The Country Club at Golden Nugget is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course located on the bayou in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Designed by California-based architect Todd Eckenrode and Origins Golf Designs, the course spans 7,000 yards and features open fairways with immaculately-kept Bermuda greens surrounded by native marsh landscaping. The course presents a moderate challenge suitable for various skill levels while offering scenic bayou views and well-maintained playing conditions. The facility includes a full clubhouse with plush locker rooms, a dedicated pro shop, and the Chart House seafood restaurant, which provides sunset views over the course. The Country Club offers a complimentary GPS-enabled mobile app with 3D flyovers, yardage guides, and live scoring capabilities. Amenities include club rentals and junior rates for players under 18. The course operates Wednesday through Monday from 8am to 4pm and accommodates group rates for parties over 20 golfers.

The Country Club at Woodloch Springs ☆ Follow

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The Country Club at Woodloch Springs is an 18-hole championship golf course located in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. The par-72 course stretches 6,579 yards and is recognized nationally by Golf Digest as one of their "Best Places to Play" with a consistent 4.5-star rating for 31 years. It has also been featured in GOLF Magazine as "one of the finest courses in America." The course is characterized by its dramatic terrain carved from the rugged Pocono mountainside. The signature 14th hole is a standout feature, requiring a challenging 220-yard carry over "Hells Gate Gorge," a deep ravine cut by rushing water approximately 200 feet below. This hole offers four sets of tees and alternating pin placements to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. Set within the Woodloch Pines Resort, the semi-private course is part of a hospitality tradition spanning over 65 years. The facility includes a 16-acre practice area and a state-of-the-art indoor performance simulator. The course regularly hosts tournaments, pro-ams, corporate outings, and charity events throughout the season.

The Country Club Japan ☆ Follow

千葉県

The Country Club Japan is an 18-hole championship golf course with a par 72 layout located in Kisarazu, Chiba Prefecture. The course features five tee options ranging from 5,190 yards (red tees) to 7,247 yards (champion tees), accommodating various skill levels. The course design divides play into distinct nine-hole sections with different characteristics. The front nine features a spacious, open layout where bunkers strategically positioned throughout the fairways challenge golfers from multiple angles. The back nine transitions to a more undulating terrain with beautiful holes framed by natural landscape elements including trees and sky vistas. The design creates a progression in player experience, with the dramatic shotmaking required through the middle holes building momentum toward the finishing stretch. The course maintains consistent challenge across all tee selections through its thoughtful bunkering strategy and terrain utilization, making it playable yet demanding for golfers at different ability levels. The combination of width, elevation changes, and strategic hazard placement defines the course's character.

The Country Club Noto ☆ Follow

Ishikawa

The Country Club Noto is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Anamizu, Ishikawa Prefecture, in the Noto Peninsula region. Situated approximately 10 minutes by car from Noto Airport and 60 minutes by plane from Haneda Airport, the course is set within the expansive natural landscape of the Noto countryside. The course features two named nines: the Misago Course, described as a "big course" offering serene, majestic natural scenery, and the Otaka Course, which incorporates natural formations as strategic elements that add challenge and interest to play. The course is recognized as having the highest course rating in the Hokuriku region and is positioned as a championship-level layout designed to inspire competitive play. The facility includes a practice range and offers dining with local Ishikawa cuisine in a relaxed setting. The course operates seasonally, typically closing during winter months for maintenance operations.

The Country Club of Birmingham ☆ Follow

AL

The Country Club of Birmingham, founded in 1898, operates two distinguished golf courses designed by renowned architects. The West Course represents a collaborative effort among three World Golf Hall of Fame designers: Donald Ross, Robert Trent Jones, Sr., and Pete Dye, creating historic and inspiring holes that have hosted numerous state, regional, and national tournaments. The East Course, designed by the legendary Donald Ross, maintains fidelity to its original design philosophy. While presenting a more approachable appearance than the West Course, it remains challenging and tests players' consistency and skill. Both courses are integral to the club's identity as a premier golfing destination. Located in Birmingham, Alabama, the club serves its membership with comprehensive recreational facilities beyond golf, including aquatics, fitness, and racquet sports amenities, along with fine dining options. The facility has established itself as a significant venue for competitive golf throughout its history.

The Country Club of Buffalo ☆ Follow

NY

The Country Club of Buffalo is an 18-hole golf course designed by Donald Ross in 1926, located on the Onondaga escarpment in Williamsville, New York. The course is distinguished by its incorporation of a historic limestone quarry into six holes, creating a unique landscape characterized by natural rock formations and limestone features. Two signature holes exemplify this distinctive design: the sixth hole, nestled within the quarry itself, and the 18th hole, bordered by a striking natural rock garden. Since its original construction, the course has undergone refinements by prominent architects including Robert Trent Jones, Geoffrey St. John Cornish, and William Craig Schreiner, enhancing both playability and aesthetics. The dramatic terrain and quarry integration create notable visual appeal and challenging playing conditions throughout the layout. The Country Club of Buffalo holds significant tournament credentials, having hosted USGA Championships and scheduled to host the 2027 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur and the 2032 U.S. Senior Amateur. Beyond golf, the club offers comprehensive recreational facilities including clay target shooting, swimming, tennis, and winter activities such as ice skating and cross-country skiing.

The Country Club of Colorado ☆ Follow

CO

The Country Club of Colorado, established in 1973 in Colorado Springs, is a premier private country club featuring an 18-hole golf course designed by Pete Dye. The course underwent significant renovation in 2013, including installation of a new irrigation system, 11 additional tees, extensive sodding, and 115 new trees. The signature 17th hole was restored to its original Pete Dye design in 2021. Located on expansive grounds originally part of the Cheyenne Mountain Ranch, the club sits in a scenic Colorado setting. Beyond golf, the facility offers comprehensive family recreation amenities including an Olympic-sized outdoor pool, 35-acre private lake with beach, indoor pool facility, tennis and pickleball courts, health and fitness centers, and the Alluvia Spa. The club serves as an active community hub with junior golf and tennis programs, making it a full-service private recreation destination rather than a golf-only facility.

The Country Club of Coral Springs ☆ Follow

FL

The Country Club of Coral Springs is a semi-private 18-hole championship golf course located in Coral Springs, Florida, serving the greater South Florida region including Miami, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, and Boca Raton. The course features newly renovated greens regarded as among the finest in Florida, with stunning views present on every hole. The facility caters to golfers of all skill levels and provides practice amenities including a secluded driving range, short game area, and practice putting green. The clubhouse is also newly constructed. The course is complemented by additional club facilities including a restaurant and fitness center. Golf instruction is available through Hall of Fame teacher John Nelson. The club operates as a semi-private facility, welcoming both members and public play, making it accessible to golfers throughout the region.

The Country Club of Florida ☆ Follow

FL

The Country Club of Florida is an 18-hole championship course located in the Village of Golf, Florida, designed by renowned architect Robert Bruce Harris and opened in December 1956. The course features a unique routing where both nines maintain identical sequences of par fours, fives, and threes, creating a distinctive layout that has been preserved through multiple renovations. The course underwent significant redesign by Arthur Hills in 1987, transforming its style and beauty. The thirteenth hole emerged as the signature hole following this renovation. In 2006, Lester George directed a second major renovation that deepened and enlarged ponds and lakes, expanded bunkers to 83 total, and created expansive views throughout the naturally surrounded course. The Country Club of Florida has hosted prestigious national tournaments, including the 1958 Western Amateur Championship (the first ever held in the Southeast), the 1960 National Mixed Foursome Championship, and the 1963 USGA Senior Women's Amateur Championship. In 2012, it became the first club in Florida to host the Western Junior Amateur Championship. The course is set on land that was originally a dairy farm and has maintained its connection to this heritage throughout its history.

The Country Club of Greenfield ☆ Follow

MA

The Country Club of Greenfield is an 18-hole parkland and links-style course with a par of 72, located in Greenfield, Massachusetts. Established in 1896 as the "Greenfield Golf Club" in Abercrombie Pasture, the club relocated to its current location in 1901. The course was originally designed by Alex Findlay and later extended to 18 holes by Ralph Barton. As one of New England's oldest golf clubs, it remains a significant regional institution. The layout presents a balanced challenge suitable for players of varying skill levels while offering sufficient difficulty to test accomplished golfers. The course is characterized by its parkland and links-style design, with greens consistently regarded as among the finest in western Massachusetts. The par 72 layout demands both distance and accuracy, making it a respectable test of golfing ability. The course features a traditional club structure with membership options, tournament competitions, and league play throughout the year, complemented by an on-site restaurant facility.

The Country Club of Hudson ☆ Follow

OH