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The Links of Novi

MI

The Links of Novi Singh is a 27-hole upscale public golf course located in Novi, Michigan, designed by noted architect Jerry Matthews. The course features 18 holes with a par of 72 and plays to 6,497 yards. The layout includes three nine-hole configurations-East, West, and a third nine-each with distinctive character and design elements. The course maintains high standards across all playing surfaces, including well-maintained tee boxes, fairways, bunkers, and greens that accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. The Links of Novi Singh offers a challenging yet playable layout designed to encourage skill development. The course presents a good mix of hole types that test different aspects of a golfer's game while remaining accessible to players at all levels. Beyond its golf amenities, the facility specializes in golf outings of any size, golf leagues, and banquets. The course also features a golf academy and practice facilities, making it a comprehensive facility for both recreational and competitive golf activities.

The Links Shell Cove

New South Wales

The Links Shell Cove is a picturesque golf course located in the Illawarra region on the South Coast of NSW, operated by Shellharbour City Council. Designed as a community-focused facility, the course welcomes golfers of all skill levels and emphasizes accessibility and enjoyment for recreational players. The course features a full fleet of electric carts equipped with GPS Visage technology, catering to both walking and cart-based play. Set within a unique landscape characteristic of the South Coast region, The Links Shell Cove combines innovative course design with a friendly, inclusive atmosphere. The facility positions itself as a modern reimagining of what a community golf course can offer, blending traditional golf with contemporary amenities. Beyond the main course, the facility includes a golf range, mini golf, and a clubhouse venue called The Tavern, creating a comprehensive golf and leisure destination for the local community and visitors to the area.

The Links Valley

Gelderland

The Links Valley is Europe's first reversible nine-hole golf course, located in the heart of the Veluwe region in the Netherlands. Built on a former sand quarry and landfill site since 2018, the course features two distinct layouts-the North Course and South Course-that can be played in either direction, creating a different playing experience each round. The course is characterized by dramatic elevation changes, pure sandy ground, and rugged heathland terrain. These natural features create challenging and engaging holes suited for golfers of all skill levels. The design draws inspiration from classical golf courses while respecting the natural landscape. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a high-quality practice area with putting green, multiple practice zones, and Toptracer technology for both serious golfers and beginners. A Golf Academy with PGA professionals provides instruction, while the Golfshop and Fitting Center cater to equipment needs. The Brasserie The Valley overlooks the course and serves dining throughout the day. Notable experiences include shotgun tournaments where players complete 18 holes by playing both courses in a single day. The course hosts both casual rounds and organized tournaments, with its unique reversible design being a defining characteristic that sets it apart from traditional layouts.

The Little Course

MI

The Little Course is a 9-hole par-3 course located at Black Lake Golf Club in Onaway, Michigan. Designed by renowned architect Rees Jones, who also created the property's 18-hole championship course, The Little Course features holes ranging from 54 to 117 yards. The course is situated on 1,100 acres of natural terrain characterized by winding lakes, marshes, ravines, and surrounding maple and birch forests. The Little Course is ideal for junior golfers, beginners, and players looking to develop their short-game skills, offering an entertaining layout with impeccable greens. Black Lake Golf Club as a whole opened in 2000 and has earned numerous national accolades. The championship course has been recognized by Golf Digest as ranking number 5 for best course to play in Michigan, number 9 for best value, and number 34 among America's 100 greatest public courses. The facility is operated as part of the UAW Black Lake Conference Center and is open to the general public. In addition to The Little Course, Black Lake offers practice facilities including a double-sided driving range, multiple practice bunkers, and chipping and putting greens.

The Loma Club

CA

The Loma Club is San Diego's oldest golf course, located in Point Loma within Liberty Station. The course features a historic 9-hole, par-3 layout designed for approachable play that accommodates both beginners and experienced golfers. The design emphasizes a relaxed atmosphere and scenic fairways, offering players an enjoyable round without excessive difficulty or pressure. The course is situated in an urban setting with views characteristic of the San Diego area. Beyond traditional golf, The Loma Club functions as a community gathering space, featuring a mini putt course alongside the main layout. The venue includes a bar and grill with a patio area hosting live music and special events throughout the week. The property operates as both a golf facility and social venue, with league nights, tournaments, and casual play options available. The walkable layout and scenic views are noted as defining characteristics of the course experience.

The London Club

Kent 1 upcoming event

The London Club is a championship facility in Kent featuring two distinct 18-hole courses. The Heritage is a classic Jack Nicklaus design that emphasizes strategic shot-making with dramatic tee shots and challenging approaches. It has hosted the European Open in 2008 and 2009, maintaining championship-standard conditioning throughout the year. The International is regarded as one of Europe's finest downland courses, characterized by fast, undulating fairways and elevated greens. The course incorporates risk-and-reward elements, particularly through water hazards on several tee shots that provide both excitement and strategic decision-making opportunities. Both courses offer demanding layouts suited to accomplished golfers, with The International presenting the more dramatic topography typical of downland golf in Southeast England. The club maintains comprehensive year-round course maintenance and serves as a significant tournament venue. Beyond golf, the facility functions as a full hospitality venue with event hosting capabilities, including weddings, corporate functions, and social gatherings, supported by premium clubhouse amenities.

The Loon Golf Resort

MI

The Loon Golf Resort features three distinct courses in Northern Michigan's Gaylord area. The Loon course itself is characterized by generous landing areas, gently rolling fairways, and large greens, offering some of the most scenic views in Northern Michigan. The Lakes course winds through rolling woodlands with water hazards as a defining feature. The Ridge course provides memorable shots and unique golf experiences distinctive to the region. The resort caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to low handicappers, offering friendly yet enjoyable challenges across all three layouts. Located in a resort setting, the courses are integrated with lodging options and dining facilities, including an award-winning restaurant overlooking the signature 18th green. The terrain emphasizes Northern Michigan's natural landscape with rolling topography and scenic vistas.

The Loop at Chaska

MN

The Loop at Chaska is a 9-hole golf course located in Chaska, Minnesota, designed by Benjamin Warren of Artisan Golf Design. Developed as a joint venture between the City of Chaska and Barrier Free Golf, the course is managed by the team overseeing the nearby Chaska Town Course. The course features wall-to-wall short grass with world-class putting surfaces and notably excludes bunkers from its design. It also includes the Minnalayas, a 30,000 square-foot putting green. The layout draws inspiration from premier courses worldwide while prioritizing accessibility as a primary design feature, making it inclusive for golfers with physical and sensory impairments as well as beginners. The Loop at Chaska serves as a national demonstration project showcasing sustainable golf course design. It emphasizes environmental sustainability through careful management of water and chemical use, financial sustainability through simplified maintenance practices, and accessibility alongside quality golf architecture. The course presents challenges for experienced golfers while introducing novices to quality design principles, operating as a welcoming facility for golfers of all abilities and playing levels.

The Lottbridge Golf Club

East Sussex

The Lottbridge Golf Club is a 9-hole parkland course located in Eastbourne, East Sussex, founded in July 1992. The course features 18 different teeing positions, allowing it to challenge golfers of all abilities. It measures 2,615 yards with a par of 33, offering easy walking terrain with gentle undulations across a beautiful parkland setting. Positioned in a sheltered location by the South Downs, the course experiences less wind than exposed hilltop and coastal courses. Water hazards feature prominently throughout the layout, with streams, ponds, and dykes crisscrossing the course and impacting play on five holes. The course has been substantially improved since its inception and welcomes visitors seven days a week. Amenities include a practice facility, PGA-qualified professionals available for lessons and advice, The Fairway Restaurant & Bar, and golf shop services. The club also accommodates golf societies, corporate events, and charity functions.

The Machrie

Argyll and Bute

The Madison Club

CA

The Madison Club is a Tom Fazio-designed golf course located in the Coachella Valley, offering a classically designed layout set against the scenic backdrop of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains. The course is the centerpiece of an exclusive residential community developed by Discovery Land Company, combining championship golf with luxury amenities in a sophisticated setting. The course features dramatic desert terrain with spectacular mountain views and stunning sunset vistas across the fairways. The design emphasizes the natural landscape, integrating the challenging topography while maintaining the aesthetic appeal characteristic of Fazio's work. Beyond golf, The Madison Club operates as an upscale private community featuring a members-only clubhouse, private day spa, and fitness facilities. The property is situated in the Coachella Valley and attracts members seeking an exclusive, family-oriented environment. The course represents a modern interpretation of California's traditional country club experience, combining recreational golf with personalized service and a strong emphasis on community and lifestyle amenities rather than tournament competition.

The Madison Club

PA

The Madison Club is a public golf course with a championship yardage of 6,900 yards and a par of 72, comprising 18 holes. The course was designed by Sheffler & Co. and opened in 1997. Located among the rolling hills of Western PA, The Madison Club is recognized as one of the most talked about golf courses in the Pittsburgh area. The course rating is 72.4 with a slope rating of 130. The golf course tumbles across rolling, wooded hills with mature trees and a variety of elevation changes. The course features diverse holes with several blind shots that can be especially challenging for first-time players. The layout is notable for featuring some of the most severe doglegs in the state and is designed to take the driver out of the hands of long hitters. One of the course's most memorable holes is the par-3 17th, which begins with a forced carry over water and is considered one of the best public holes in western Pennsylvania. The facility includes an onsite driving range with 5 practice tees.

The Maidenhead Golf Club

Berkshire

The Maidenhead Golf Club is located in Berkshire, situated within rolling parkland in the heart of the county. The course spans 6,821 yards from the championship tees and features tree-lined fairways and picturesque water features. Established in 1896, the club recently moved to its current location at Mill Ride, Ascot, allowing for investment in the course and facilities. The grounds are described as offering peaceful surroundings and natural beauty, with watered fairways and greens maintained to a high standard. The layout is designed to provide an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all abilities, rewarding thoughtful course management as much as skill. While specific hole-by-hole details are not provided in the available text, the course is characterized by its parkland setting and water features. The club offers practice facilities and professional services, including a pro shop and professional services for members and visitors. Visitor information indicates that the course is open with no restrictions, and green fees are available for those wishing to play. The club also hosts open competitions and offers golf day packages. The course status is regularly updated, with the most recent update recorded in June 2026. The club's history dates back to 1896, and it continues to operate under the leadership of Chairman Dave Baker, who emphasizes the club's traditions and inclusive atmosphere.

The Manor Golf Club

VA

The Manor Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course in Farmville, Virginia, designed by Richard G. Robbins, ASGCA and opened in 2006. The course is located in a scenic country setting on a mountain, with its strength not in length but in terrain. The layout ranges from 5,367 yards from the forward tees to 7,214 yards on the championship tees for a par of 72. Blind approach shots occur on six holes, making it a true test for first-time players; mature tree lines come into play on most holes and require keeping the ball in play, while historic small, undulating greens demand a sharp short game. The course was chosen as one of the "Best New Golf Courses of 2007" by Golf Digest Magazine.

The Manor Golf Club Ltd

Staffordshire

The Manor Golf Club is a scenic parkland course located in Kingstone, Staffordshire, offering a challenging yet enjoyable round for golfers of all abilities. The course stretches 6092 yards from the white tees and 5808 yards from the yellow tees, featuring a mix of short par 3s and long par 5s. As a family-run establishment, the club welcomes visitors and provides excellent customer service alongside quality post-round dining facilities. The course is well-maintained and presents several challenging holes throughout the layout. The Manor has established itself within the local golfing community, having hosted county-level events and regularly organizing competitive tournaments including Opens and Scrambles. The club also features modern amenities including a newly opened Trackman IO Golf Sim Room. Known as one of Staffordshire's notable golf venues, The Manor Golf Club caters to various groups including society golfers and corporate outings, positioning itself as an inclusive, family-friendly destination for recreational and competitive play.

The Manor House & Golf Course

County Londonderry

The Manor House Golf Club

Wiltshire

The Manor House Golf Club is an 18-hole par 72 parkland course located in Castle Combe, Wiltshire, set within acres of sweeping English countryside. The natural elevation of the landscape creates wondrous views and contributes to challenging gameplay throughout the course. The course is characterized by its parkland setting with varied topography that defines its difficulty level. The natural undulation and elevation changes provide both visual interest and strategic challenges for golfers of varying abilities. The club offers comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse with dining and event spaces, a golf shop, and a practice range. Visitors can book tee times up to four weeks in advance, with range balls included in green fees. The course is designed to accommodate both casual play and formal golf days, with additional amenities supporting tournaments and corporate events. The Manor House is situated in the picturesque Castle Combe village setting, which also provides accommodation and dining options as part of golf break packages. The course remains open year-round and is noted for delivering championship-quality play across all seasons.

The Manor of Groves Golf Course

Hertfordshire

Manor of Groves Golf Course is an 18-hole parkland course set within 150 acres of rolling Hertfordshire countryside at High Wych, near Sawbridgeworth, close to the Hertfordshire and Essex border. The course opened in 1991 and plays to a par of 71 over 6,237 yards. It is attached to a Georgian manor house hotel and winds its way around the estate grounds, with USGA sand-based greens that support year-round play and good drainage throughout the layout. No prominent course designer is recorded in the club's history. The layout divides into two contrasting nine-hole loops. Holes four through twelve thread through the older manor gardens, where overhanging trees, tighter lines, and closer confinement create a more intimate challenge, while the opening three holes and the closing six play across wider, more open parkland with sweeping fairways and longer carry distances. Ditches and water hazards feature on a number of holes across both halves, adding a further layer of strategic decision-making. The greens are raised on several holes, making club selection into approach shots a key part of managing a score. Two of the par 5s measure around 600 yards, with the eighteenth - a par 5 of approximately 600 yards - forming a notably demanding closing hole that requires sustained length and accuracy to negotiate. The par-3 tenth is considered one of the tighter and more exacting short holes on the course. The clubhouse, known as the Viewing Gallery, overlooks the first tee and eighteenth green.