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The Maplewood Golf Club

NH

The Maplewood Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by the legendary Donald Ross, located in Bethlehem, New Hampshire in the White Mountains. Known as "The Jewel of the White Mountains," the course features meticulously manicured fairways and stunning mountain vistas throughout the layout. The course is characterized by its scenic beauty, with dramatic White Mountain views framing many holes. A notable feature is the par 6 on Hole 16, an unusual and distinctive hole that adds to the course's character. The mountainous setting provides both scenic appeal and challenging terrain, making it a destination course for golfers seeking a memorable experience. The Maplewood operates as both a golf club and inn, welcoming both individual golfers and groups for golf getaways. The historic property combines championship golf with mountain hospitality and accommodates corporate outings, tournaments, and group events alongside regular play.

The Marchwood

Ontario

The Marchwood is a nine-hole executive golf course located at The Marshes Golf Club in Ottawa, Ontario. It is a par-3 layout designed to offer the strategic challenges and scenic rewards of the main 18-hole course on a smaller scale. The course is strictly a walking-only facility, with no power carts available at any time. Designed for golfers by golfers, the course presents a true test of ability, challenging every variety of player. It caters to experienced golfers looking to sharpen their short game as well as novices seeking a hospitable and friendly playing environment. The layout is positioned to provide a distinct golfing experience within the Ottawa area. The Marchwood is part of the broader Marshes Golf Club complex, which also includes The Marshes and Blackbird Falls courses. The club is situated at 320 Terry Fox Drive in Kanata, Ottawa.

The Mark Butler Golf Academy (Sedgley Golf Centre)

Staffordshire

The Mark Butler Golf Academy (MBGA) is located in Sedgley and operates as a family-run facility positioning itself as "The Home of Golf" in the area. The academy features a manicured golf course alongside a driving range enhanced with Toptracer App integration technology. The facility caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players, offering instruction through a team of PGA Professionals who provide private lessons, group coaching, and regular clinics. On-site amenities include a fully stocked professional shop and a clubhouse with a café serving beverages and snacks. The academy also operates an adjoining adventure centre designed to appeal to families. Additional facilities feature indoor simulator rooms and custom fitting services. The venue hosts a golf society and offers specialized coaching programs including junior academy training and school coaching. Mini golf is also available on the premises, making it a comprehensive golf and leisure destination in the Sedgley area.

The Marshes Golf Club

Ontario

The Marshes Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Ottawa, Ontario, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and Sr. in a final collaborative effort. Set against the scenic Gatineau Hills, the course combines strategic layout with natural beauty and holds distinction as both a PGA event host and qualified wildlife sanctuary. The facility caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. In addition to the main 18-hole championship course, The Marshes offers Marchwood, a 9-hole European PGA-approved short course designed for players with limited time or those seeking to refine their skills. The complex also features practice facilities and an indoor Golf Academy with advanced training technology including Trackman, 3D motion capture, and pressure mapping systems. The course is recognized as Ottawa's leading public golf championship venue. Its distinctive character stems from the integration of meticulously maintained fairways with the natural landscape, creating a playing experience that balances competitive challenge with environmental preservation. The facility serves as both a premier golfing destination and versatile event venue.

The Mashie Golf Course

Gauteng

The Mashie Golf Course, formerly known as Creek 9, is a 9-hole par-3 course located in Johannesburg beside Roosevelt Park Recreation Centre. The course features holes ranging from under 90 meters to just over 200 meters, offering a well-designed layout suitable for golfers of all skill levels and ages. Set within a beautifully treed and tranquil environment, The Mashie combines challenge with accessibility for both seasoned golfers refining their short game and beginners seeking an enjoyable introduction to golf. The course is characterized by smooth greens with gentle slopes, creating a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Notable features include scenic fairways designed to balance challenge and beauty with lush greenery, along with the signature 4th hole-a unique design that tests precision and skill amid stunning natural scenery. Each green presents distinct challenges, ensuring varied play throughout the round. The course operates on a walk-up, pitch-and-play basis seven days a week with no advance booking required on weekdays. Recently under new ownership, The Mashie has introduced FootGolf alongside traditional golf, expanding its recreational offerings to the community.

The Masters Amakusa Course

熊本県

The Masters Amakusa Course is a 7,020-yard, par-72 seaside golf course located in Ushimura, Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. Opened on April 1, 1996, the course was designed by Jumbo Ozaki and Kentaro Sato. Situated on a hillside overlooking the Ariake Sea, the layout is characterized by its strategic design and expansive ocean views, with twelve of the eighteen holes offering direct sightlines to the water. The course features bentgrass greens and accommodates various skill levels through multiple tee placements. The back tees stretch to 6,693 yards, while the regular and ladies' tees measure 6,361 yards and 5,282 yards, respectively. The front nine totals 3,275 yards from the back tees, and the back nine measures 3,418 yards. The layout includes a mix of par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s, with the longest holes being the 9th and 10th holes, both par-5s measuring 526 and 530 yards respectively from the back tees. Access to the course is facilitated by its proximity to the Ariake (Kamitsupura) Interchange, located just 200 meters away from the course entrance. The facility includes a clubhouse with a restaurant, pro shop, and a side lodge offering accommodation. The course is open year-round and utilizes motorized carts for play.

The Mauh-Nah-Tee-See Club

IL

The Mauh-Nah-Tee-See Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Rockford, Illinois, featuring a tree-lined layout that has served as a sports and entertainment destination for over 90 years. The course accommodates all skill levels and is characterized by its beautiful, wooded setting with mature trees lining the fairways. The facility includes a professional driving range and practice areas to complement the main course. The club offers a traditional country club experience with multiple membership options available, from golf-focused programs to dining and social memberships. Beyond golf, the venue serves as a full recreational facility with event spaces for weddings, receptions, and business functions. The course's design emphasizes accessibility for players of varying abilities while maintaining championship standards, making it a community fixture for both serious golfers and casual players seeking a well-maintained, scenic golfing environment.

The Meadows

MN

The Meadows at Grand Valley State University

MI

The Meadows at Grand Valley State University is a links-style golf course located in Allendale, Michigan, on the GVSU campus. The course features a well-maintained layout with a rotation of holes offering diverse playing characteristics and challenges. Ranked #6 among the top 25 college golf courses in the United States and #21 in Michigan by Golf Advisor, The Meadows is recognized as a must-play destination in the Grand Rapids area. The course has an established tournament history as a premier collegiate venue. It has hosted nine NCAA National Championships, including the NCAA Division II Women's National Championship seven times (1996, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2011, 2015) and the NCAA Division II Men's National Championship three times (2001, 2007, 2014). Additionally, The Meadows has hosted 36 Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) Championships, serving as the home for numerous MHSAA Boys and Girls State Championships since 2003. The course maintains an academy driving range and practice facility, offering golf instruction and various membership options. It regularly hosts group outings, corporate events, and operates a golf shop and on-site dining facility.

The Meadows at Middlesex Golf Course

NJ

The Meadows at Middlesex is an 18-hole, 6,290-yard, par-70 championship course located in Plainsboro, New Jersey. The course was originally designed by Joe Finger in 1972 and completed by Tom Fazio in 1980. It features a bent grass layout maintained by Middlesex County, which assumed ownership in 2014. The course includes six par-3 holes, four par-5s, and eight par-4s, offering a moderate challenge for golfers of varying skill levels. The facility maintains bent grass throughout the course and provides a full-service restaurant, locker rooms, and electric carts for players. The course regularly hosts golf outings and tournaments, with on-premise catering available through Caddyshack Bar & Grille. Its design emphasizes playability while maintaining characteristics typical of championship-level courses, making it a public facility accessible to daily-fee players in the region.

The Meadows Country Club

IA

The Meadows Country Club is a 9-hole golf course located in Moville, Iowa. Situated in the heart of the community, the course offers a relaxed playing environment suitable for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The club features a renovated clubhouse equipped with a full bar and kitchen facilities, making it a venue for both golf outings and community events including weddings and banquets. The facility provides amenities such as cart rentals and private cart shed rentals to enhance the golfing experience. The Meadows CC maintains an active golf program with organized men's and women's leagues operating throughout the season. The club hosts a full calendar of tournaments and community events, emphasizing golf as a social activity centered on community engagement and camaraderie. The course and clubhouse are designed to accommodate players seeking a casual, inclusive golfing experience in a small-town setting.

The Meadows Golf Club

IA

The Meadows Golf Club is an 18-hole course with a par of 72, featuring a balanced layout of four par-3s, ten par-4s, and four par-5s. Located in Asbury, Iowa, the course spans multiple tee options to accommodate varying skill levels, with yardages ranging from 276 to 392 yards on the opening hole. The course emphasizes strategic tee selection and precise approach play, with hole-by-hole guidance indicating that distance control into greens is critical to scoring well. The layout incorporates fairway hazards, particularly bunkers on the right side of several holes, requiring careful shot placement. Water hazards and strategic bunkering appear throughout the design. The facility operates as a full-service golf destination, offering not only the championship course but also golf simulators, instruction, and league play. The clubhouse includes a bar and grill, and the venue accommodates outings and events. The course design prioritizes playability across different ability levels through multiple tee positions, making it accessible to both competitive players and recreational golfers.

The Meadows Golf Club

ME

The Meadows Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Litchfield, Maine, measuring 5,927 yards with a par of 69. Designed by renowned Maine architect Bradley Booth and opened in 1998, the course was created to provide a fair challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The course is situated in the beautiful central Maine landscape, offering a peaceful golfing experience with scenic surroundings characteristic of the region's terrain. The design emphasizes accessibility without compromising playability, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers. The course has become a staple of the Litchfield community and has earned recognition as a Down East Best of Maine pick for best golf course. Beyond golf, the facility includes Doolin's Pub, a full-service bar and grill offering classic pub fare, live entertainment, and golf simulators. The club serves as a venue for tournaments, leagues, and private events, contributing to its role as a recreational hub in central Maine.

The Meadows Golf Club Of Blue Island

IL

The Meadows Golf Club of Blue Island is an 18-hole championship course located in Blue Island, Illinois, approximately 25 minutes southwest of downtown Chicago. Designed by J. Porter Gibson, ASGCA, the course opened in 1994 and stretches 6,549 yards from the back tees with a par of 71. The course features a slope rating of 121 and a course rating of 71.3, indicating moderate to challenging difficulty. The layout presents a solid test of golf for players of varying skill levels, with the slope rating suggesting some significant hazards and strategic challenges throughout the round. Situated in the Chicago suburban area, The Meadows offers an accessible venue for both local and visiting golfers. The course is designed to provide an engaging experience with the substantial yardage and par-71 layout requiring accurate shot-making and course management. Its design by a certified ASGCA architect reflects professional-level course architecture and conditioning standards.

The Meadows Golf Course at Harpersville

AL

The Meadows Golf Course is an 18-hole facility located in Harpersville, Alabama, directly off Highway 280. The course features Sunday Ultra Dwarf greens sourced from Craft Farms in Foley, Alabama, known for their quality and playability. The facility includes a practice area with a driving range, putting green, and chipping green to help golfers prepare before their round. The course is open to both daily fee players and members, offering public access alongside membership options. The terrain and specific design characteristics reflect the Alabama landscape typical of the region. A full-service bar and grill, Big Amp's Bar & Grill, is located on the property and serves food and beverages to both golfers and non-golfing guests. The course hosts regular events and offers various pricing options, including a popular Wednesday special allowing unlimited play for a fixed rate. The facility operates under management by Cardwell Golf, LLC, and maintains both a pro shop and restaurant on-site to serve players throughout their visit.

The Meadows of Six Mile Creek Golf Course

WI

The Meadows of Six Mile Creek is a public golf course located in the Madison, Wisconsin area, positioned as a mid-market facility offering country club conditions at accessible pricing. Opened in 1997, the course was developed on former farmland as an amenity for the adjacent Sixmile Creek residential subdivision. The course features bentgrass from tee to green with multiple tee settings accommodating various skill levels. It incorporates dual irrigation systems, with water management designed to reduce runoff and support sustainability. Approximately 25 acres of wetland mitigation work restored previously farmed wetlands bordering a tributary to Sixmile Creek, which flows to Lake Mendota, a priority watershed in Dane County. The wetlands create natural hazards and wildlife habitat, with wildlife including sandhill cranes, egrets, and fox. The course is known for well-maintained greens and a challenging layout. The clubhouse design is modest and functional, with primary investment directed toward course quality rather than luxury amenities. The facility has hosted the Eastern Women's Golf Association (EWGA) and supports active league play and tournament programming across multiple membership levels.

The Medalist Golf Club

MI

The Medalist Golf Club is a championship links-style course located in Marshall, Michigan, featuring 4½ stars and carved from approximately 300 acres of rolling wooded land and wetlands. The terrain evokes Michigan's northwoods landscape despite being situated in South Central Michigan. The course is characterized by its championship-caliber design with rolling topography and scenic surroundings that blend woodlands and wetlands throughout the layout. As a links-style design, the course emphasizes shot-making challenges typical of that style. The Medalist distinguishes itself through modern amenities, including GPS-enabled carts with on-course food and beverage service. The facility serves as a destination venue, hosting outings, tournaments, and weddings. Its scenic fairways and surrounding landscape provide notable visual appeal. The clubhouse includes The Medalist Bar & Grille, offering dining options before, after, or independent of play. The course operates as both a public and membership facility, with various membership options available to players seeking regular access.

The Members Club at Aldarra

WA

The Members Club at Aldarra is an 18-hole, par 71 golf course designed by world-renowned designer Tom Fazio and opened in 2001. Located in Sammamish, Washington (near Fall City), approximately 30 minutes east of Seattle, the course is built on the original site of the Boeing family farm. The 6,885-yard layout features rolling terrain with a course rating of 74.0 and slope of 147, presenting a significant challenge to players of all skill levels. The bent grass greens and fairways are maintained in pristine condition, and the course features no residential development along the holes, allowing unobstructed views toward Mount Si and the Cascade Mountains. The course design integrates thoughtfully with its natural environment, routing through fir and cedar stands while respecting wetlands and riparian corridors. Accuracy and strategic shotmaking are emphasized over distance, with players encountering forced carries, natural hazards, and strategically placed bunkers. Signature features include the par 3 fifteenth hole, a 234-yard challenge requiring golfers to navigate between two large pine trees with a raised green that creates memorable difficulty. The sixteenth hole, a 475-yard par 4, is noted as one of the most challenging holes in the Seattle area. As a private, members-only club, Aldarra has earned recognition as one of the premier golf courses in the Pacific Northwest. The course was designed specifically to play well year-round given the region's climate, and special care was taken to preserve the existing landscape and natural beauty of the site.

The Mendip Golf Club

Somerset 9 upcoming events

The Mendip Golf Club is an 18-hole Par 71 course located in Gurney Slade, Somerset, set in a tranquil downland landscape with magnificent panoramic views. Originally established as a 9-hole course in 1908, it has been continuously developed and improved into its current 18-hole layout. The course features springy downland turf fairways that provide an enjoyable walking experience. Described as challenging yet appropriate for golfers of all skill levels, the course is characterized by its superbly maintained condition and beautiful natural surroundings. The club operates as a members' course open to visitors and hosts various open competitions throughout the year, including Texas Scrambles and county championships. The course maintains a first-class clubhouse with a friendly atmosphere and offers reciprocal playing arrangements with other quality courses in the region. Its design takes advantage of the Somerset landscape, creating a scenic and engaging golfing experience.

The Mere Golf Resort

Cheshire

The Mere Golf Resort features an 18-hole, 6,882-yard, par-71 championship course designed by the legendary James Braid, nestled within 150 acres of lush Cheshire parkland. The course was created in 1934. The surrounding mature trees, rhododendron bushes and lakeside setting add considerable charm, while water, ravines and thick vegetation have been incorporated into the layout so that care and accuracy are demanded both off the tees and on the greens. The James Braid designed golf course is undoubtedly one of the best prepared and well-conditioned golf courses in the North of England. The 4th hole was changed on Braid's advice in 1949 to fashion a new doglegged hole, the par-three 14th line was altered slightly, and Nick Faldo constructed a new green on the closing hole. Harry Weetman won the 1952 British Masters here by four strokes. Practice facilities include a driving range and putting green, with a clubhouse featuring a pro shop, fine dining options, and a welcoming atmosphere.