Golf Courses

The Peninsula Club ☆ Follow

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The Peninsula Club is Lake Norman's premier country club located in Cornelius, North Carolina, just north of Charlotte. Nestled along 11 miles of scenic Lake Norman shoreline, the club offers a family-centric country club experience. The facility features golf amenities alongside racquets and lifestyle offerings designed to serve members of all ages. The lakefront setting provides scenic views and waterfront access as key features of the property. While specific details about the golf course layout, hole count, par, designer, or signature holes are not detailed in the available content, the club emphasizes its premier status within the Lake Norman community and its integration of golf with broader country club amenities and lifestyle services for its membership base.

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CA

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DE

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Eastern Region

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Ontario

The Pete Dye Course at French Lick ☆ Follow

IN

The Pete Dye Course at French Lick is a par-72 championship course spanning 8,102 yards, designed by legendary architect Pete Dye. Located in the rolling hills of southern Indiana, the course features dramatic elevation changes and strategic bunkering throughout its layout. The terrain provides a challenging yet scenic experience, with the iconic 16th hole offering breathtaking views from one of Indiana's highest points. The course presents a significant test of skill for golfers of all levels due to its elevation changes and bunker placement. It has established itself as a premier tournament venue, hosting the 2015 Senior PGA Championship and multiple Senior LPGA Championships. The Pete Dye Course has received numerous accolades, including being named the No. 1 Course in Indiana by Golfweek's Best You Can Play (2010-2025), ranking No. 18 in Golf Digest's America's 100 Greatest Public Courses, and earning the National Course of the Year award from the National Golf Course Owners Association in 2017. The course continues to host major tournaments including the Korn Ferry Tour Championship.

The Phoenician Resort ☆ Follow

AZ

The Phoenician Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Scottsdale, Arizona, designed by architect Phil Smith. Following a comprehensive renovation completed in recent years, the course plays to a par 71 with five sets of tees ranging from 4,418 yards to 6,501 yards from the championship tees. Set within the Sonoran Desert landscape, the redesigned course features entirely new greens, tees, fairways, and distinctive flaired bunker styling that complements the natural desert environment. The course emphasizes player-friendly design with straightforward shot-making opportunities—all hazards are visible with no blind shots or surprise bunkers, allowing golfers to make informed decisions on each hole. The course reopened following its multi-year transformation as the centerpiece of The Phoenician Resort's major renovation. Managed by Troon Golf, it has been recognized as "North America's Leading Golf Resort" by the World Travel Awards and ranked among Golf Digest's "Top 75 Golf Resorts in America."

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Aberdeenshire

The Pinery Country Club ☆ Follow

CO

The Pinery Country Club in Parker, Colorado features three distinct nine-hole courses designed by architect David Bingham, playable in various combinations to create unique layouts. The Mountain Nine showcases dramatic elevation changes and panoramic vistas amid dense Ponderosa Pines, while the Lake Nine offers exquisite views climbing from the clubhouse past Bingham Lake, with sightlines extending from Pike's Peak to Long's Peak. The Valley Nine transitions downward in a Scottish links-style layout set in high plains terrain. The course is sculpted from rolling hills and presents varied difficulty levels across its configurations. The Valley Nine's 3rd hole is notably challenging, described as the club's most difficult. The property encompasses approximately 27 holes total, allowing members and golfers to experience different challenge combinations on each visit. The setting combines mountain views, forest elements, and links-style design characteristics, creating distinct playing experiences throughout the three nines. The club maintains supporting facilities including a driving range, practice putting green, chipping area, and practice bunker for member use.

The Pines ☆ Follow

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The Pines ☆ Follow

MI

The Pines Golf Course is located in the suburbs of Wyoming, Michigan, and is one of Grand Rapids' premier public golf courses featuring an 18-hole layout that accommodates all skill levels amidst a beautiful West Michigan landscape. Designed by Bill Austhof, the course opened in 1965. The course features 5,542 yards from the longest tees with a par of 70, a course rating of 67.3, and a slope rating of 115. Located just a few minutes south of Grand Rapids, the 18-hole layout is routed through stands of mature trees with mostly flat terrain that makes it walkable with a few subtle contours, making it a straightforward and player-friendly course suitable for beginners. The course has an onsite driving range with 2 practice tees.

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WI

The Pines is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Nekoosa, Wisconsin, part of Lake Arrowhead's two-course facility in central Wisconsin, 35 miles north of Wisconsin Dells. The course is defined by its distinctive Lakeland setting, characterized by sandy soil, mature oak and Norway pine forests, and scrubby oaks across the 2,500-acre development. The Pines features bent grass fairways, tees, and greens along with sculpted bunkers, natural sand waste areas, and water hazards. The course includes large, contoured, undulated greens that provide varying difficulty levels for golfers of all skill levels. Golf Digest has rated The Pines 4½ stars in its "Places to Play" rankings, recognizing it as one of the premier golf facilities in the Midwest. The course is open to the public and winds through the natural landscape, offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience enhanced by its unique terrain and water features.

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MN

The Pines, designed by Joel Goldstrand and opened in 1990, is a 27-hole championship golf course located in Nisswa, Minnesota in the Brainerd Lakes Area. The course consists of three 9-hole landscapes designed as a championship par 72 course set in Minnesota's rich landscape of forest. The Pines offers the Lakes, Woods, and Marsh nines, providing a challenging variety of holes, with five tees at each hole offering flexibility for all skill levels. The Lakes/Woods nines comprise what Grand View Lodge refers to as its 'players' course, but the Marsh nine also rotates into the mix, and the course is ranked among Minnesota's best. The course was ranked inside the top 10 from 1993-'95 and inside the top 15 in 1997 and 2007. The practice facility features multiple putting greens, a two-sided driving range, and a complete short game practice area.

The Pines at Lindsey Wilson ☆ Follow

KY

The Pines at Lindsey Wilson is a public, par-71, 18-hole golf course located in Columbia, Kentucky. The facility stretches 6,247 yards from the longest tees, offering an approachable layout for newer golfers while presenting meaningful challenges for experienced players. The course features tree-lined fairways, strategically protected green complexes, and water hazards throughout the design. The course maintains a rating of 69.7 with a slope rating of 126. As the home facility of the nationally recognized Lindsey Wilson Blue Raiders collegiate golf program, The Pines has hosted numerous collegiate tournaments, most notably the annual Blue Raider Classic held each fall. Beyond collegiate competition, the course serves as a host site for various local high school teams and tournaments, providing a university-level facility for developing golfers throughout central Kentucky. The course is managed by Director of Golf Operations Eric Wyrick and welcomes both members and daily fee players.

The Pines at North Park ☆ Follow

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The Pines at North Park, located in Denham Springs, Louisiana, was originally founded as Denham Springs Country Club in the mid-1950s by Art Hannaman Jr. The course was carved from palmetto swamp, with drainage ponds created during construction that also provided dirt for shaping the layout. By the 1960s, the club had grown to 250 members with a waiting list. The course features a classic design developed from its origins as a traditional country club. Notable in its history is the Catfish Tournament, which served as a signature event for over 37 years, establishing the course as a regional venue for competitive play. The course is characterized by its mature pine-lined fairways and pond features integrated throughout the layout. Recently, PANDS has taken ownership and initiated modernization efforts, including course updates and facility renovations while preserving the character of the original design. The course maintains its identity as a full-service golf facility offering membership options and various playing opportunities. The site represents a significant piece of local golf history, with the original vision and legacy of its founder continuing to define the club's character today.

The Pines Country Club ☆ Follow

WV

The Pines Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in Morgantown, West Virginia, opened in 1970. Designed by renowned golf course architect Edmund Ault, the course is set among rolling hills and lush greenery in the tri-state region. The layout features fast and true greens, with average stimpmeter readings of 11.5-12 during the playing season, consistently ranked among the finest in the area. The course is known for exceptional maintenance standards and pristine playing conditions year-round, with the superintendent and grounds staff committed to course upkeep. Beyond golf, the facility offers a driving range, indoor simulator, swimming pool, clubhouse facilities, locker rooms, and dining options. The club serves as a private membership community for families and hosts various golf leagues for different age groups and skill levels. The course has earned recognition for being one of the best-maintained facilities in West Virginia and the surrounding region.

The Pines Country Club ☆ Follow

NE

The Pines Country Club, located in Valley, Nebraska, is a private, member-owned golf course renowned for maintaining some of the finest greens in the state. Situated on level terrain ideal for walking, the course features undulating greens that present the primary challenge to golfers of all skill levels. The layout offers beautiful scenery and affordable golf in a well-maintained setting. The facility includes comprehensive practice amenities such as a putting green, chipping green, practice bunker, and driving range to help golfers refine their skills. Open exclusively to members and their guests, The Pines emphasizes community involvement, with members actively contributing to landscape enhancements and course maintenance. The club is staffed by knowledgeable professionals committed to providing exceptional hospitality and service to all visitors, ensuring an enjoyable golfing experience.

The Pines Course ☆ Follow

NC

The Pines Course at the Country Club of Whispering Pines was designed by Ellis Maples and features 7,094 yards with a par of 72, a rating of 74.0 and slope of 133. The course showcases rolling fairways lined with majestic pine trees, challenging players with strategic bunkering and undulating greens. Located in the Sandhills region of North Carolina just 8 miles north of Pinehurst Village, the course is one of two championship courses at the club. The Pines Course, formerly known as the East course, is a true "inland links" course. The design uses open, hardpan rough sparsely covered with native pine straw and "love grass" to create elements that appealed to Donald Ross. The combination of the course's length, generous fairways, and subtle undulations provide a unique golf test, with newly renovated Champion Bermuda greens installed in 2016. From the back tees that play 7,094 yards to the 5,012-yard Senior Ladies tees, the course requires golfers to hit every club in their bag.

The Pines Golf Centre ☆ Follow

Dumfries and Galloway

The Pines Golf Centre is a par 68 golf course and driving range located in the north of Dumfries in southwest Scotland. The course is open to all players and regularly welcomes golfing parties and groups from across Britain. The facility features a fully floodlit 18-bay driving range, a grass tee practice area, and an extensive short game practice facility with greens, bunkers, and water hazards. A PGA professional, Steve Peat, provides coaching to over a hundred people weekly, including numerous junior groups following the nationally recognised Golf Passport scheme and ClubGolf Scotland program. The centre offers full memberships to local residents for free course access, as well as memberships for the practice areas. Country memberships at reduced rates are available for those outside Dumfries and Galloway. Golf packages including food and drink are available for group bookings. The venue serves as both a public golf course and comprehensive practice facility for players of all levels.

The Pines Golf Club ☆ Follow

OH

The Pines Golf Club is an 18-hole public course located in Wayne County near Orrville in Northeast Ohio, opened to the public in 1995. The course measures 6,566 yards at par 72 and is designed to be enjoyable for all skill levels. Set amid rolling farmland, it features Kentucky bluegrass fairways and meticulously maintained Bentgrass greens with subtle breaks that challenge players. The course offers a challenging yet fair experience characterized by good variety across holes, with notable par-3 and dogleg configurations. Situated seven miles from Wooster, the course is known as a well-kept local secret offering scenic Northeast Ohio views. The facility emphasizes accessibility and affordability while maintaining quality conditioning. A full-service restaurant, Junipers, is located on-site for post-round dining. The course has received recognition as Best Golf Course in the community and is praised for maintaining good pace of play and hospitality standards.

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VA

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MI

The Pines Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Wyoming, Michigan, within the Grand Rapids area. Situated in the serene suburbs of Wyoming, the course is nestled within a beautiful West Michigan landscape that accommodates golfers of all skill levels. The layout features a spacious driving range and two practice greens, providing adequate facilities for both play and instruction. The course is known for maintaining excellent playing conditions while offering affordable pricing, making it a popular choice among local golfers who return year after year. The Pines serves as a premier venue for golf outings of various sizes and hosts more than thirty different leagues, including evening leagues that operate Monday through Thursday. The course attracts participants from businesses, churches, and social groups, emphasizing its role as a community-focused golf destination in West Michigan.

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British Columbia

The Plains ☆ Follow

WA

The Plains Golf Course is a 9-hole, daily fee course located in Cheney, Washington, approximately 10 minutes west of downtown Spokane near Interstate-90, Exit 272. The course features an intriguing mix of challenging holes with subtle undulations and elevation changes that wind through natural wetlands and native grasses. The terrain offers panoramic views of the western horizon and surrounding hill country, making it particularly scenic during evening rounds. The course combines moderate difficulty with accessibility for various skill levels, characterized by its natural landscape integration and elevation variations. The facility includes practice amenities and a pro shop. The setting emphasizes the natural environment, with the course designed to work with the native terrain rather than against it, creating an engaging nine-hole experience in the Spokane region's landscape.