Golf Courses

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Noord-Holland

The International is a members-only golf course located in Badhoevedorp, Amsterdam. Designed by renowned golfer Ian Woosnam in collaboration with Mastergolf, the course is noted as potentially the most beautiful in the Netherlands. The layout makes excellent use of highly undulating terrain with elevation changes up to 14 meters, incorporating challenging water features and strategic bunker placements. The course features diverse holes varying significantly in layout and difficulty, ranging from extremely long holes without bunkers to short par-3s with eight bunkers guarding the green. The course includes narrow straight holes with sloping fairways and strategic doglegs with occasional blind shots. The greens are large, fast, and heavily contoured, designed to offer numerous pin-position options and protected by water hazards, strategically placed bunkers, and significant elevation changes. The design incorporates high-quality materials, including Portuguese natural stone used for pathways and course markers. The clubhouse offers contemporary architecture with panoramic views of the course from its terrace. The club provides extensive facilities including a golf school, driving range, restaurant, and meeting rooms. Membership is exclusive and limited, with both private and corporate membership options available. The course is restricted to members and their invited guests only.

The International ☆ Follow

MA

The International is a premier 36-hole private golf club located 35 miles outside Boston, Massachusetts, on 660 acres of rolling terrain. The club features two distinct courses: The Oaks Course and The Pines Course, designed by the renowned Coore & Crenshaw architectural firm. Set in a picturesque, secluded landscape with inspiring views, The International offers a world-class golf experience built on a 120-year legacy. The two courses provide vastly different challenges and playing features, ensuring diverse and engaging rounds for members. The club has undergone significant capital investment of $30 million to elevate its facilities and reputation as a destination for serious golfers. As New England's only private 36-hole pure golf club, The International emphasizes accessibility and excellence, providing members with unlimited priority tee times, professional instruction, and pristine course conditions. The club is positioned as a premier destination for golfers seeking a tranquil, golf-focused private club experience in the region.

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Ontario

The Island Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Dublin

The Island Golf Club is a championship links course established in 1890, located in Donabate, County Dublin, Ireland. The course enjoys a distinctive setting bordered by sea on three sides, creating a unique coastal environment characteristic of traditional Irish links golf. As a championship links layout, the course presents the natural challenges typical of links terrain, with exposure to Atlantic elements and undulating fairways shaped by the coastal landscape. The surrounding seascape provides both visual appeal and playing difficulty, with wind being a significant factor in course conditions. The club has hosted notable amateur championships and maintains a strong competitive tradition. The course features practice facilities, caddie services, and equipment hire options for visitors. The club also operates a golf lodge and dining facilities, accommodating both day visitors and those seeking extended stays. The Island Golf Club represents an important example of late 19th-century Irish golf course design, preserving the classic links experience within an hour of Dublin.

The Island Golf Course ☆ Follow

LA

The Island Golf Course is a public golf course located in historic Plaquemine, Louisiana, approximately 14 miles from Baton Rouge. Situated on 160 acres, the course features a Tif-Eagle grass layout with nine man-made lakes integrated throughout the design. The course presents a picturesque and secluded setting, offering players a retreat from urban surroundings while maintaining accessibility to the Baton Rouge area. The Island has garnered recognition, having been featured on the Golf Channel and Golf Magazine. The course is known for its well-maintained conditions and effective drainage system. It serves both recreational golfers and hosts numerous tournaments, charity events, and corporate outings, with PGA professionals on staff to coordinate events. The facility offers golf, social, and corporate membership packages alongside public play options, along with dining amenities and an outdoor pavilion for gatherings. The course operates Tuesday through Sunday from 7am to 7pm.

The Jack Nicklaus Course ☆ Follow

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The Jack Nicklaus Course is a 9-hole golf course located at Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierre in Switzerland. Designed by legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, the course was completed and reopened in July 1988. The course plays to a par 70 with a total length of 5,458 meters. Originally constructed as the Xires Course in 1951, the layout was completely redesigned by Nicklaus starting in 1981. Six of the nine holes utilize the location of the former short golf course, while three holes were constructed on an adjacent site. The course features a mix of par-4 holes (six holes), par-3 holes (two holes), and one par-5 hole. The course was built to complement the overcrowded 18-hole Plan-Bramois course at the club. Nicklaus transformed the original short, narrow layout into a more challenging design. Located in the Crans-Montana area at elevation, the course offers golfers a test of their skills across its nine-hole routing. The redesign by Nicklaus represents his first golf course construction project in Switzerland, making it a notable addition to the region's golf offerings.

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KS

The Jewel Golf Club ☆ Follow

MN

The Jewel Golf Club is a public championship course nestled in the Mississippi River valley bluffs of Lake City, Minnesota. Designed by three-time US Open winner Hale Irwin, the course spans 800 acres of varied terrain throughout the river valley landscape. The layout features five sets of tee boxes to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. The course combines challenging shot-making with scenic aesthetics, offering players dramatic vistas alongside strategic design elements. The terrain routing creates an engaging experience that balances difficulty with playability across the expansive property. The Jewel has established itself as a premier regional venue, hosting numerous prestigious tournaments including the 2020 Minnesota Women's State Open, 2024 MGA Amateur Four-Ball Championship, and multiple state-level competitions. The facility earned recognition in Golfweek's Best Public Courses and has consistently ranked highly in National Golf Foundation evaluations for course conditions, customer service, and overall satisfaction. Beyond the course, The Jewel features a three-stage practice facility, golf shop, and full-service restaurant with indoor and outdoor dining options.

The Jewel of Grand Blanc ☆ Follow

MI

The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Course ☆ Follow

香港 Hong Kong

The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Course is Hong Kong's only public golf course, located on Kau Sai Chau island accessible by ferry from Sai Kung. The facility comprises three distinct 18-hole courses designed by renowned architects. The North Course, designed by Gary Player, measures 6,719 yards and features a links-style layout offering a stern test for golfers of all levels. Accuracy off the tee is essential, and the course is walkable, appealing to traditionalists. The South Course, also by Gary Player, spans 5,906 yards in a natural environment with both inland and coastal sections, and offers flexibility with cart or walking options plus twilight rounds. The East Course, designed by Nelson & Haworth, extends 6,640 yards and showcases dramatic ocean vistas with mountain backdrops. Its hilly terrain and challenging layout necessitate golf cart play. The course consistently delivers spectacular and memorable holes. All three courses accommodate golfers of varying abilities and preferences. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including instruction programs for juniors and adults, dining services, pro shop facilities, and tournament hosting capabilities. The courses operate daily with flexible booking options available online or by telephone.

The Kahkwa Club ☆ Follow

PA

The Kahkwa Club is a prestigious country club located in Erie, Pennsylvania, featuring a Donald Ross-designed golf course. The club offers an 18-hole championship course that reflects Ross's classical design principles, known for strategic bunkering and refined green complexes. Set within a family-friendly environment, the course provides a challenging yet rewarding experience for golfers of varying skill levels. Beyond golf, The Kahkwa Club operates as a full-service country club established in 1893, offering comprehensive amenities including practice facilities, dining venues, an aquatic center, tennis courts, and pickleball. The property maintains a resort-like atmosphere with guest rooms available for members and visitors. The club hosts various championships and tournaments throughout the year, serving as a prestigious venue for competitive play. The facility emphasizes both competitive golf and recreational family activities, making it a destination club rather than purely golf-focused. Its location in Erie provides a picturesque setting, and the club's long history reflects its standing as one of the region's most established private clubs.

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South Lanarkshire

The Kanawaki Golf Club ☆ Follow

Québec

Founded in 1914, Kanawaki Golf Club is one of Quebec's premier private golf courses, located just 20 minutes from downtown Montreal. The 18-hole championship layout is characterized by majestic trees lining challenging fairways, with lush playing conditions and quick, true greens. The course features strategic bunkering and water hazards that demand precision over distance throughout the round. Kanawaki is recognized for its difficult design and exceptional playing conditions. The signature hole is the long par-3 ninth, where the green sits in a large depression with slopes favoring the left side. Other notable features include the par-5 sixth, which requires precision with strategic bunkers on every shot, and the par-4 seventh, presenting multiple hazards including out-of-bounds, water, and an elevated protected green. The course is distinguished by its pace of play, with rounds typically completed in four hours or less. Multiple tees accommodate players of varying abilities, with yardages ranging from 97 to 550 yards. The Victorian clubhouse overlooks the 18th green and features a prominent verandah considered among Quebec's finest. The course has gained additional recognition through appearances in television productions and films, including Disney's "The Greatest Game Ever Played."

The Kansas City Country Club ☆ Follow

KS

The Kansas City Country Club, founded in 1896, is one of the oldest country clubs west of the Mississippi River. Originally located at the current site of Loose Park in Missouri, the club relocated to Mission Hills, Kansas in 1926 following the sale of its original property. Renowned golf course architect A.W. Tillinghast was involved in designing the course at its current location. The club has hosted numerous regional and national tournaments, including the first Trans-Mississippi Amateur. The Kansas City Country Club is notably the home course of five-time British Open Champion Tom Watson, who developed his skills under the tutelage of long-time club professional Stan Thirsk before going on to win eight major championships. The club's heritage extends beyond golf, as polo was once an important tradition at both its original and current locations. In the 1950s, abandoned polo grounds were eventually incorporated into the golf course design and converted into practice facilities approximately 40 years later, enhancing the overall club amenities.

The Kidderminster Golf Club ☆ Follow

Worcestershire

The Kidderminster Golf Club is a long-established parkland course located in Worcestershire that welcomes both members and visitors. The course features an 18-hole layout designed to challenge golfers of all standards, with a diverse mix of hole lengths and types. The design includes expansive par fives, challenging par threes, and a varied selection of par fours of differing lengths, creating strategic variety throughout the round. The parkland setting provides an attractive natural landscape for play. The club positions itself as a popular venue for societies throughout Worcestershire and the Midlands region, indicating the course maintains appeal for group play. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including practice facilities, a pro shop, and clubhouse services. The course has operated as an established member's club and continues to maintain tournament and social play activities through various packages and membership options.

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Sabah

The King and Prince Golf Club ☆ Follow

GA

The King and Prince Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course located on St. Simons Island in Georgia's Golden Isles. Designed by "Gentleman" John Lee and restored by architect Billy Fuller, the course stretches 6,462 yards and winds through a dramatic coastal landscape of ancient Spanish moss-draped live oaks, salt marshes, and scenic island greens connected by elevated cart bridges. The course features tree-lined fairways with natural hazards including water features and marsh challenges that demand strategic shot-making from players of all skill levels. Notable characteristics include rolling greens, bunkers recently reshaped with fresh sand, and a signature lake at the 9th hole. The back nine offers particularly distinctive views across the Golden Isles terrain. MiniVerde ultra-dwarf Bermuda grass greens and Celebration Bermuda fairways are meticulously maintained. The facility includes comprehensive practice amenities: a 15,000-square-foot driving range with seven target greens, a 3,500-square-foot chipping green, and a practice putting green. The course balances challenge with playability, appealing to both experienced and casual golfers. It remains an award-winning destination and a premier golf experience within the St. Simons Island resort community.

The King Kamehameha Golf Club ☆ Follow

HI

The Kingsley Club ☆ Follow

MI

The Kingsley Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in Kingsley, Michigan, near Traverse City. Designed by architect Mike DeVries, the course features wind-swept, rolling terrain shaped by glacial activity, creating an undulating landscape characteristic of northern Michigan. The layout plays firm and fast on fescue grasses and draws inspiration from links-style golf courses of the British Isles. The course is situated within dense forest and rolling terrain, offering a secluded setting while remaining accessible to the Traverse City area. Membership is invitation-only and caters to golf purists seeking an exclusive experience. The club has received significant recognition, including rankings in Golf Digest's Top 5 in Michigan (2021), Golfweek's Top 30 Under 30 (2021), GOLF Magazine's Top 100 Courses (2022), and USA Today's Top 100 Golf Courses (2025). The course was also recognized as one of the best 18 holes designed since 2000. The property includes on-site member cottages, providing accommodation for members and guests.

The Kinloch Club ☆ Follow

Waikato

The Kinloch Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Taupo, New Zealand, designed by Jack Nicklaus. Set within 2,500 acres of pristine wilderness in the rural hills near Rotorua, the course showcases the natural beauty of the landscape as a defining feature of its design. The course is characterized as highly cerebral and strategically challenging, rewarding thoughtful, solid golf while remaining fair. Its layout is notable for hole angles that create an intimate playing experience, where golfers feel isolated on individual holes despite the course's high quality. The terrain features stunning scenic views over fairways and the surrounding landscape. Described as a "bucket list" course, The Kinloch Club is recognized as New Zealand's only Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course and is considered one of the country's most respected and stimulating golfing experiences. It has received worldwide acclaim, with comparisons to Scotland's great links courses. The course combines genuine challenge with engaging play, featuring hidden hazards and unique strategic elements throughout. An upscale clubhouse provides dining and relaxation facilities with views over the grounds. The property also offers luxury accommodation and serves as a hub for regional activities including fishing, hunting, water sports, and skiing.

The Kinsealy Grange ☆ Follow

County Dublin

The Kittansett Club ☆ Follow

MA

The Knolls Golf Course ☆ Follow

NE

The Lake Club ☆ Follow

OH

The Lake Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in Poland, Ohio, featuring 6,543 yards with a par of 70. Designed by Brian Huntley, ASGCA, the course was established in 1960 and is maintained with bentgrass greens and fairways. The layout offers four sets of tees to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels and presents a balanced challenge with water hazards and strategic bunker placement throughout the course. The course features scenic lake views on multiple holes with a blend of traditional design elements that appeal to both beginner and experienced golfers. The practice facilities include a driving range, putting green, and chipping areas. With a course rating of 71.3 and slope rating of 121, the course presents a moderately challenging experience while remaining accessible to golfers of different abilities. As a comprehensive country club, The Lake Club extends beyond golf to offer additional amenities including dining facilities, a clubhouse, and various member events and tournaments throughout the year.