Golf Courses

The Golf Links of Charlotte Harbor ☆ Follow

FL

The Golf Lodge at the Quarry ☆ Follow

FL

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KY

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NJ

The Golf Village ☆ Follow

NC

The Golf Village was developed in 1998 in the heart of Charlotte, NC by a group of golf enthusiasts and PGA Professionals. The facility spans over 30 acres along the Little Sugar Creek greenway in Charlotte, NC. The course features a 9-hole par-3 layout known as the Short Game Shop, which was renovated in 2021. The holes range from 55-150 yards, with most being straightforward, though some feature notable challenges such as an uphill hole with a front bunker, another with Sugar Creek along its right side, and a longer finishing hole with a waste area to carry. The facility includes a lighted golf practice facility with 50+ stations and hole yardages ranging from 65-150 yards. The course is beginner-friendly with oversized 8-inch cups. The facility offers a putting green and golf lessons by PGA teachers. The driving range underwent a complete renovation in 2023. Located on the property is Middle James Brewery, one of Charlotte's newest and most popular breweries.

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The Governors Club ☆ Follow

TN

The Governors Club is an Arnold Palmer Signature golf course located in Brentwood, Middle Tennessee, situated on over 600 unspoiled acres. As an Arnold Palmer Design Company creation, the course reflects Palmer's direct involvement in its land use planning, construction supervision, and overall layout development. The design features championship-caliber golf with distinctive characteristics including hand-stacked stone walls and rolling hills that create scenic vistas across the property. The course layout encompasses 18 holes designed to challenge golfers while complementing the upscale residential community surrounding it. Set within an exclusive gated enclave, The Governors Club combines sophisticated golf architecture with a picturesque natural landscape characterized by gentle terrain, fog-laden mornings, and long shadows across rolling terrain. The facility serves as a premier private golf club in the Southeast, offering a complete country club experience with dining, social amenities, and clubhouse facilities alongside its championship course. The design emphasizes integration with the elegant estate home community while maintaining the course's competitive integrity and aesthetic appeal.

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The Grand Club - Pine Lakes Course ☆ Follow

FL

Located in Palm Coast, Florida, Pine Lakes Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course. The layout was originally designed by Arnold Palmer and underwent a significant redesign in 2007. The course measures 7,000 yards from the tees and is noted for its green complexes, which are considered among Palmer's finest work. The course is set within a landscape featuring numerous ponds, which are a prominent feature of the layout. In the spring of 2026, substantial work was completed to upgrade the condition of the greens, tees, fairways, and ponds, resulting in improved playing conditions for the season. The course is described as a unique layout that challenges golfers on every hole. The facility includes an 18,000-square-foot clubhouse that houses a full-service restaurant and grillroom overlooking the golf course, a well-stocked pro shop, comprehensive practice facilities, and a driving range. The course is open to the public and is recognized as a local favorite in the Palm Coast area.

The Grand Golf Club ☆ Follow

CA

The Grand Golf Club at Grand Del Mar is an 18-hole private championship course designed by Tom Fazio, featuring 7,160 yards of play at par 72. Located in San Diego's Los Peñasquitos Canyon, the course showcases dramatic elevation changes, diverse bunkering, and lush fairways set against a scenic canyon backdrop. The signature finishing hole is a stunning par 4 that plays over a stream to a waterfall finish. The course is expressly designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels while delivering championship-quality play. Notable amenities include a 50,000-square-foot clubhouse perched beyond the 18th hole, traditional forecaddie service, and extensive practice facilities spanning 7,160 yards with a 50,000-square-foot driving range, two short game greens, and a dedicated putting green. The course has received consistent recognition, including Golf Range Association of America's Top 50 Range award for twelve consecutive years and Golf Week's ranking as the 18th best golf course in California in 2023.

The Grand Golf Club ☆ Follow

Queensland

The Grand Golf Club is a 19-hole private course designed by Greg Norman, located at the foot of the Gold Coast Hinterland in Gilston, Queensland, approximately 18 kilometres from the Gold Coast beaches. The course benefits from the region's scenic hinterland setting with elevated terrain providing views across the landscape. Since its grand opening, when Norman was awarded honorary number one membership status, The Grand Golf Club has established itself as one of the world's leading private golf courses. The club gained significant recognition by hosting the 2001 Australian Open, a prestigious tournament that underscored its championship-calibre design and maintenance standards. The 19-hole configuration offers a distinctive layout that combines the challenge of Greg Norman's design philosophy with the natural contours of the Gold Coast Hinterland terrain. The course is exclusively available to members, with visitor access available through member invitation.

The Grange Golf Course ☆ Follow

Auckland

The Royal Auckland and Grange Golf Club features a 27-hole Nicklaus Design golf course with SubAir greens, comprising three nine-hole courses - Tāmaki, Middlemore and Grange. Middlemore is par 36 (around 2781m from the white tees), Grange par 35 (2624m) and Tāmaki par 36 (2717m). The Middlemore and Tamaki nines combine to form the longest 18-hole layout at 7,200 yards from the tips, while the Tamaki and Grange nines can play as short as 4,600 yards from the forward tees. The Andrew Patterson-designed clubhouse opened in 2020 and features massive changing rooms, an equally impressive pro shop, a function room along with separate cafe and bar areas. Located in Papatoetoe, the course is around 20-30 minutes by car from the city centre via State Highway 1. The Tāmaki nine plays across and alongside the mangrove-filled estuary with two well-bunkered par-3s, the Middlemore winds through stately trees with hills and backstops, and the Grange offers spectacular undulation and tree-lined holes. Grange 6 features an uphill approach crossing a diagonal hazard into a leaning green, and the par three Tamaki 6 is notable for attractive bunkering and a cross river tee shot. Originally known as Otahuhu Golf Club, the Grange was founded in 1924 and set itself apart from the very beginning by offering equal rights to men and women. Royal Auckland Golf Club hosted the NZ Open nine times between 1909 and 2003, while The Grange Golf Club held the event five times, the last being in 2004. Rory McIlroy played in the Bonallack Trophy held at Royal Auckland Golf Club in 2006, his only competition appearance in New Zealand.

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IL

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Auckland

The Greenbrier - Greenbrier Course ☆ Follow

WV

The Greenbrier Course is a challenging, heavily-wooded layout originally designed by Seth Raynor and opened in 1924. It underwent a significant redesign by Jack Nicklaus in 1977, which enhanced its difficulty and strategic complexity. The course holds the distinction of being the only resort course to have hosted both the Ryder Cup and the Solheim Cup. The course is notable for its historical significance, including Sam Snead's legendary 59-shot round during the 1959 Spring Festival, a rare competitive achievement. Set within the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia, the course features dense woodlands and strategic hole designs that demand precision and skill. Currently operating with 10 holes open for play, guests can complete either 9 or 18 holes with a bonus hole option. The layout combines Raynor's original architectural vision with Nicklaus's modern refinements, creating a test that appeals to skilled golfers seeking a challenging experience.

The Greenbrier - Meadows Course ☆ Follow

WV

The Meadows at The Greenbrier is an 18-hole championship course with a rich architectural history spanning over a century. Originally designed by Alexander H. Findlay as a 9-hole course called Lakeside in 1911, it has undergone multiple transformations. Seth Raynor contributed updates in 1923, Dick Wilson expanded it to 18 holes in 1962, and Bob Cupp redesigned it in 1999, establishing its current identity. Located at The Greenbrier Resort in the mountains of West Virginia, the course features breathtaking mountain vistas and elegant landscape design. The layout showcases dynamic green complexes and signature stacked sod bunkers throughout. Following a devastating 2016 flood, the course underwent complete restoration and emerged in summer 2017 with renewed character while maintaining its classic design elements. The Meadows represents a blend of traditional golf architecture and modern course management, offering strategic play across varied terrain. Its evolution through multiple legendary designers reflects The Greenbrier's commitment to maintaining championship-caliber golf facilities that balance historical significance with contemporary playability and aesthetic appeal.

The Greenbrier - The Old White TPC ☆ Follow

WV

The Old White at The Greenbrier is a historic 18-hole golf course designed by Charles Blair Macdonald, the father of American golf course design. The course features tight, tree-lined fairways and undulating greens characteristic of classic golf architecture. Named after the Old White Hotel that occupied the resort grounds from 1858 to 1922, the course serves as a tribute to golf's heritage. Macdonald incorporated homages to legendary European holes into the design: the 8th hole mirrors the "Redan" at North Berwick, the 13th echoes the "Alps" at Prestwick, and the 15th reflects the "Eden" at St. Andrews. This thoughtful design strategy creates a challenging and historically rich playing experience. The Old White has established itself as a premier tournament venue, attracting major professional events including PGA TOUR and LIV Golf competitions. The course's classic design and storied layout have made it a cornerstone of The Greenbrier's golfing legacy, hosting countless legendary players throughout its history. The combination of strategic hole design and demanding course conditions maintains the course's reputation as a challenging test of golf.

The Greenbrier Sporting Club - The Snead ☆ Follow

WV

The Greens at Deerfield ☆ Follow

TN

The Greens at Deerfield is an 18-hole, Par 71 championship golf course designed by Bobby Clampett and opened in 1995. Located on 1,000 acres along Norris Lake in East Tennessee, the course offers five sets of tees ranging from 4,400 to 6,700 yards, accommodating players of all skill levels. The front nine winds through a scenic valley hugging the lake's edge, while the back nine is carved into the hillside and plateau, offering distinctive challenges and scenic views throughout the round. The course is characterized by its dramatic topography, with narrow fairways and greens set against steep hillsides and drop-offs that create blind shots on multiple holes. This challenging layout requires familiarity with the course to navigate effectively. The course features a state-of-the-art driving range, clubhouse grill, and is open to the public. Additional amenities include a private airstrip, reflecting its resort-style positioning in Campbell County.

The Greens at Half Hollow ☆ Follow

NY

The Greens at Hamilton Run ☆ Follow

MD

The Greens at Hamilton Run is a 9-hole, par 35 municipal golf course located in Hagerstown, Maryland, situated along Hamilton Run near Route 40. The course features two par 5s, four par 4s, and three par 3s, designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. Course ratings range from 30.0 to 31.9 across multiple tee positions, with slope ratings between 88 and 102. The layout is characterized by its convenient location adjacent to major routes and its reputation for facilitating quick rounds compared to other local courses. The course is owned and operated by the City of Hagerstown and emphasizes affordability and accessibility for all golfers. Recent improvements include a new clubhouse featuring a pro shop, food and beverage service, indoor eating and lounge areas, and an exterior deck. The course is an MSGA member and maintains competitive rates to serve the local golfing community.

The Greens at North Hills ☆ Follow

AR

The Greens at North Hills is an affordable public golf course located in Sherwood, Arkansas, approximately 13 miles from Little Rock National Airport. The course is owned and operated by the City of Sherwood and welcomes all players. The layout features a renovated Robert Trent Jones design from the early 1980s, characterized by mature trees throughout the course and target-style greens. The putting surfaces are planted with Champions Bermuda grass, providing year-round playability. The course offers scenic views of the landscape with its tree-lined fairways and well-maintained grounds. The Greens at North Hills enforces a strict pace of play policy, requiring rounds to be completed in four hours or less, with players falling behind more than one hole subject to being asked to move forward. Standard golf attire is required, including collared shirts, with Henley and mock collars acceptable. The facility includes Joey's Sports Bar & Grill and a banquet hall with panoramic views of the golf course. Daily rates include cart rental, with twilight play starting at 1:00 PM. The course is closed Mondays except for holiday schedules and private events. Tee times can be booked online or by phone.

The Greens at Renton ☆ Follow

Ontario

The Greens at Renton is a 27-hole golf course located in the Township of Renton, outside Simcoe, Ontario. Originally designed by Rene Muylaert and opened in 1977 as The Nanticoke Golf Club, the course expanded in 1999 when an additional nine holes were added and designed by Golf Course Superintendent Dave Wray. The facility now features three challenging and comparable nine-hole layouts. Set in a peaceful and tranquil setting, the course is situated in the heart of the Haldimand, Norfolk-Brant, and Six Nations area. The original clubhouse was historically housed in the village's old Post Office Building, which was moved to the course by horses. In 2000, a state-of-the-art clubhouse and banquet facility were completed. Beyond the traditional golf experience, The Greens at Renton evolved into a year-round entertainment facility. Since 2020, amenities have included three HD multi-sport simulators, a heated indoor practice area for winter play, a fully stocked golf shop, and the Greens Bistro restaurant. The facility maintains a commitment to providing well-maintained grounds and friendly service at fair value to all visitors.