Golf Courses

The Fountaingrove Club ☆ Follow

CA

The Fountaingrove Club is Sonoma County's only member-owned, 18-hole private golf facility, located in Santa Rosa, California. The course is set within a picturesque landscape that provides an attractive playing environment for members. As a private club, it emphasizes quality course maintenance and member experience alongside its golf operations. The facility distinguishes itself through its comprehensive amenities beyond golf, including state-of-the-art fitness facilities, aquatics, racquet sports, and an award-winning dining program centered around Summit Kitchen & Cocktails. The club has earned recognition as a BoardRoom magazine Distinguished Club, reflecting its standing within the private club industry. The Fountaingrove Club positions itself as a lifestyle destination rather than a golf-only venue, with membership providing access to multiple recreational and dining amenities. The course serves as the centerpiece of the broader club experience, supporting the organization's mission to provide an exceptional private club environment that fosters member health, wellness, and community engagement.

The Four Seasons Island Resort ☆ Follow

WI

The Fox Club ☆ Follow

FL

The Fox Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

The Fox Hill Club ☆ Follow

CO

The Fox Hill Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Longmont, Colorado, designed by Frank Hummel. Situated at 1400 CO-119, the course is widely recognized as Northern Colorado's Hidden Gem and offers a championship-level playing experience. The club features a family-oriented atmosphere with a relaxed setting that appeals to members seeking a "home away from home" environment. Beyond golf, the facility provides comprehensive recreational amenities including swimming, tennis, pickleball, and fitness facilities, along with an active social calendar of member events. The course caters to golfers of varying skill levels and hosts organized play and outside tournaments. The club maintains dining options including a restaurant, member's pub, and outside patio dining, as well as facilities for private events and golf tournaments.

The Furnace Creek Golf Course at Death Valley ☆ Follow

CA

The Gailes Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

Designed by Kevin Aldridge, The Gailes is an 18-hole, par-72 links-style course located in Oscoda, Michigan, that recreates the aesthetic of Scotland's seaside golf courses. The course features championship tees at 6,954 yards with multiple tee options accommodating various skill levels down to 5,246 yards. The Gailes incorporates authentic Scottish links design elements including large double greens, meandering berms, sod-faced pot bunkers, and long fescue grasses. The 10th hole exemplifies the course's character—a 348-yard par-4 presenting significant challenge through seven deep bunkers, thick knee-high fescue rough, and a meandering burn along the left. Lake Huron's winds add unpredictability to play. The course's terrain and design create genuine links golf difficulty, with hazards strategically positioned to penalize imprecise shot placement. The routing balances par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s throughout the eighteen holes, with the most challenging handicap holes being the 459-yard par-4 fifth hole and the 489-yard par-4 thirteenth hole. The landscape and strategic bunkering demand precision and course management, offering an authentic seaside golf experience in Michigan.

The Gallops Golf Course ☆ Follow

Leicestershire

The Gallops Golf Course is a 9-hole woodland course featuring 2 par 3s, 6 par 4s, and a par 5. The course offers 3 teeing areas for players of different abilities. Located on a 70-acre site within Leicester, the course has a forest-like setting with woodland and abundant wildlife. The course is home to Roe deer, muntjac deer, Red Kites, Buzzards, Barn owls, Herons, and Foxes. The opening hole is a short par 4 requiring an accurate tee shot through mature trees with a bunker approximately 50 yards from the green. Another challenging hole is a par 4 where accuracy off the tee is essential, with a draw being favored, while another par 4 requires a straight drive followed by an iron shot to an hourglass-shaped green protected by a ditch and bunker. The course was developed on the site of the former Oadby council-run course which had closed. The course is open to everyone with no dress code requirements.

The Garden Course ☆ Follow

Selangor

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The Gauntlet Golf Club ☆ Follow

VA

The Gauntlet Golf Club opened in 1995 as a par 72, 6,900-yard, P.B. Dye championship layout featuring lush zoysia fairways and smooth bentgrass greens set around the lake of Curtis Memorial Park in Fredericksburg, Virginia. The course is semi-public and features the area's largest grass practice facility. The course begins with a tough front nine that has several sharp doglegs over water and tall grasses, with a slew of blind shots. The back nine is gentler with less water and is more open and forgiving, though the large, multi-tiered greens can be tricky. The Gauntlet awards precision, where most holes are target-oriented, narrow and tree-lined. The fourth hole is the signature hole, requiring a tee shot to carry a marsh to a narrow landing area on this par 5, with a triple-tiered green faced by the lake to the left and bunkers to the right. When it first opened in 1995, Golf Digest recognized it as one of the top ten new courses to play in the U.S. The course has also been recognized in Washington Golf Monthly's "100 Best Courses to Play in the Mid-Atlantic".

The General ☆ Follow

IL

The General is an 18-hole course featuring 6,820 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course was designed by Andy North and Roger Packard and opened in 1997, consistently ranking among Golf Digest's top 100 courses. Located in Galena, Illinois at 444 Eagle Ridge Drive, the course is situated in the scenic bluffs of northwestern Illinois. The course features a 289-foot elevation change from the first hole to the 18th, providing spectacular views of the tri-state area. The layout features tee boxes carved into hillsides and rolling fairways bordered by tall fescue and heather. Strategic shot-making is required throughout the course, which is characterized by tight fairways and undulating greens. The signature hole is #5, a par 4 with 180 feet of elevation change from tee to green. The course has ranked inside the top 20 best in state multiple times since 1999.

The General Golf Course ☆ Follow

AL

The General Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located at Joe Wheeler State Park, designed by Earl Stone. The course features a scenic setting with rolling hills that integrate with the river landscape, situated within a game sanctuary where wildlife is abundant. Golfers can expect to encounter deer throughout the course and observe bluebirds and other wildlife. The course presents a definite length challenge while remaining accessible to novice players. It features Bermuda greens and tees, with a driving range, chipping green, and practice green available year-round. The facility offers golf cart rentals, a fully stocked pro shop with food and beverages, and Wi-Fi access. The General Golf Course is characterized as a challenging and affordable public course. Tee times can be reserved up to five days in advance, with same-day walk-ons welcomed when available. The course maintains a maximum of four players per group and implements standard course rules to maintain play pace. It welcomes players of all skill levels while providing amenities typical of a championship public course.

The Glacier Golf Course & The Prairie Glen Golf Course ☆ Follow

WI

The Glacier Golf Course is an 18-hole mountain course located in Sauk County, South Central Wisconsin, designed by Art Johnson. The course is carved from the glacier-formed Baraboo Bluff and presents a challenging layout with significant elevation changes throughout. The design features narrow fairways, rock outcroppings, and water hazards on seven holes, requiring strategic ball placement from golfers of all skill levels. The course is characterized by its dramatic terrain, with stunning bluff-top views from numerous tee boxes and lush greens set against rolling hills, ponds, and wooded landscapes. At 18 holes, it serves as the longer of Devil's Head Resort's two courses, adding to its difficulty. The natural topography creates a maze-like routing with varied elevations that demand both technical skill and course management. Wildlife encounters are common during play. The course is noted for maintaining some of Wisconsin's highest-quality greens and offers a tranquil yet challenging golf experience that balances scenic beauty with competitive design.

The Glades Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

The Glades Golf & Country Club is an established community in Naples, Florida, featuring 36 holes of championship golf across two thoughtfully designed courses. The courses are surrounded by mature Old-Florida landscaping and accommodate both riding and walking play, offering flexibility for members seeking either recreation or exercise. Located on a 200-acre property, the club provides a scenic setting characteristic of the Naples area. The courses are described as nationally recognized and award-winning, though specific design details, hole counts per course, par ratings, or designer information are not detailed in available materials. Beyond golf, The Glades offers comprehensive amenities including a nationally recognized pickleball complex with 12 competition-ready courts, six Har-Tru clay tennis courts, bocce facilities, and ten pools distributed throughout the property. The club emphasizes an active lifestyle within a welcoming residential community, positioning itself as a multi-sport destination that extends far beyond traditional golf offerings.

The Glen Club ☆ Follow

IL

The Glen Club is a Tom Fazio-designed championship golf course located on 195 acres in Glenview, Illinois, situated on the historic grounds of the former Glenview Naval Air Station. The course features rolling terrain with dramatic elevation changes, peaceful lakes, winding streams, and scenic views including distant glimpses of the Chicago skyline. Recognized as a Top 100 Golf Course, The Glen Club offers a challenging yet rewarding experience suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The property includes an extensive 48,000-square-foot clubhouse with upscale dining facilities, overnight hotel accommodations, a grand ballroom, and corporate event spaces. Since its inception in 1893, when the first 18-hole course was established in the Chicago area, the region has maintained its distinction as one of North America's premier golf destinations. The Glen Club represents the continuation of this esteemed golfing legacy on the North Shore.

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WI

The Glencoe Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

Alberta

The Glencoe Golf & Country Club, located near Calgary along the Elbow River, features 45 holes across three distinct courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.—the first such courses in Canada. The Forest is a championship 18-hole course, while the Meadows comprises two 9-hole courses. The Bridges 9 winds along the scenic Elbow River valley. The club is situated in a natural setting with pristine views overlooking the river and surrounding landscape, providing an immersive experience in nature. The terrain takes advantage of the river valley's topography, with the Bridges 9 specifically designed to follow the riverbank's contours. The courses accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners learning the game to experienced players seeking a challenge. The three courses offer variety in difficulty and playing experience. The club also features a Golf Performance Centre with superb practice facilities and expert golf professionals providing instruction and programs. Founded in 1984, The Glencoe has established itself as a premier private club combining championship golf with extensive amenities, including dining facilities and event spaces. The property operates year-round with expanded winter activities for members.

The Global Golf Academy & Club ☆ Follow

The Golden Marsh ☆ Follow

FL

The Golf Center at Palm Desert ☆ Follow

CA

The Golf Center at Palm Desert is a premier practice and short-game facility located in the heart of Palm Desert off Cook Street. Renovated in 2019, this Desert Recreation District property features a 9-hole Par-3 course designed specifically for short-game development. The course's holes range from 80 to 130 yards with small, challenging greens that test proficiency with short irons and scoring shots. Beyond the course, the facility offers comprehensive practice amenities including a large 2-sided night-lighted driving range, premium practice balls, dedicated chipping greens, a practice bunker, and a practice putting green. This combination makes it the primary game improvement facility in the Coachella Valley. The facility also serves as the home of First Tee – Coachella Valley, a youth development program that uses golf to teach character-building skills. The course is ideal for golfers looking to sharpen their short-game technique and work on the scoring portion of their game in a dedicated practice environment.

The Golf Centre in Coalville ☆ Follow

Leicestershire

The Golf Club ☆ Follow

AL

The Golf Club ☆ Follow

OH

The Golf Club is an 18-hole course in New Albany, Ohio featuring 7,268 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, designed by Pete Dye and opened in 1967. The course rating is 75.3 with a slope rating of 140. This rural retreat in suburban Columbus is where Jack Nicklaus first learned about design, as an unpaid consultant. Built in 1966, The Golf Club is one of Pete Dye's transition period designs, when he began bucking convention with lay-of-the-land layouts inspired by his 1963 tour of Scotland, reintroducing deception, misdirection and railroad ties into American golf architecture. The course features bunkers and water hazards framed by railroad ties and tall native grasses scattered throughout. The signature hole is the 3rd, a 220-yard par 3 featuring railroad ties and a diabolical design. The 16th is a 200-yard, par 3. The course is consistently ranked in the top 50 courses in the United States by major golf publications. It holds a 2025-'26 ranking of 46th in Golf Digest's 100 Greatest and has been ranked in the top 5 in Ohio since 1977. Pete Dye returned in 2014 to rebuild holes, modestly adjusting green contours and relocating the fifth green with a contorted putting surface reminiscent of his later designs.