Golf Courses

Tobermory Golf Club ☆ Follow

Argyll and Bute

Tobermory Golf Club is a nine-hole course located on Erray Road above the town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull, off the west coast of Scotland. The club was founded in 1896 and the course originally opened as a nine-hole layout before being expanded at some point to 18 holes. It was reduced back to nine holes in the late 1940s, with eight of the original holes retained in the current configuration. The present hill and heather layout was designed by David Adams and built in 1935. Playing to a par of 64 over approximately 4,984 yards - the par accounting for two loops of the nine holes - it is a compact but demanding test. The course is a member of the Argyll and Bute Golf Union and has been cited by The Scotsman as one of the outstanding nine-hole courses in Scotland. The course sits on clifftops high on the hill to the north of Tobermory town, with terrain that is hilly, heathery and uneven throughout. The elevation provides panoramic views encompassing Tobermory Bay, the Sound of Mull, Morvern, Loch Sunart, Ardnamurchan and, in clear conditions, the distant islands of Rhum and Eigg. The setting is as much a feature as the golf itself, and a local saying attributed to a former owner of the Western Isles Hotel warns that the views can add strokes to a handicap. The course is characterised by blind tee shots, small greens, significant changes in elevation and exposure to wind. Several par fours are described as genuinely tough, and two of the par threes measure over 200 yards. The signature seventh hole is a short par three to a small green on the far side of a gully, with out of bounds to the right and rough and rocks threatening short and left. The course remained unplayed to its par of 64 in competition until 2015, when one of the club's junior players achieved the feat for the first time. Green fees are paid via an honesty box system at the clubhouse or at a shop in Tobermory's main street, reflecting the informal and accessible character of the club.

Tobiano Golf Course ☆ Follow

British Columbia 1 upcoming event

GreenTee Country Club Tobiano is an acclaimed public golf course located in Kamloops, British Columbia, situated on rugged lakeside terrain overlooking Kamloops Lake. Opened in 2008, the course was designed by renowned architect Thomas McBroom and has earned numerous accolades, including "Canada's Best Golf Course" in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2024, as well as ranking among Golf Digest's world's 100 greatest courses. The course features dramatic elevation changes, natural grasses, welcoming fairways, and smooth undulating greens with views of Kamloops Lake from every hole. The challenging layout incorporates ravines and the scenic landscape to create a picturesque playing experience. McBroom has described Tobiano as "literally as good as it gets," highlighting the exceptional quality of its design and conditioning. The course has consistently ranked among Canada's top public courses, earning recognition from major golf publications including SCOREGolf, Golfweek, and the PGA of Canada. Its reputation stems from both its architectural merit and the exceptional quality of its greens, which have been praised by industry professionals.

Tobo Golf ☆ Follow

Kalmar län 1 upcoming event

Tobo Golfklubb is located at Fredensborg near Vimmerby in southern Sweden, situated along the Storebro waterway. The course is a varied park and forest layout featuring multiple attractive holes, with the renowned 5th hole offering views toward Lake Gissen being a notable signature feature. The first tee is positioned just 100 meters from Fredensborg Manor, which provides golf packages for visitors. The course combines parkland and woodland terrain, creating a diverse playing experience. A driving range is available for practice. The clubhouse offers dining and beverage service on a terrace with views overlooking the course. Tobo Golfklubb serves both members and guests, with green fee play available. The club hosts various tournaments and committees supporting different member categories, including women's, junior, and veteran divisions.

Tobu Fujigaoka Country Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Located in Tochigi City, Tochigi Prefecture, Tobu Fujigaoka Country Club is a 36-hole, par-72 facility designed by Masashi Okubo. The course opened in September 1997 and is characterized by its forest setting, which demands precise shot-making throughout the round. The layout is divided into an outward nine and an inward nine, both offering distinct strategic challenges. The front nine presents a mix of doglegs and elevation changes. The second hole is a demanding par-5 that requires a long carry over a creek, while the fifth hole offers a straight shot toward Mount Nantai. The ninth hole is a water-carried par-3 featuring a two-tiered green that penalizes inaccurate approaches. The back nine introduces more complex routing, including the left dogleg par-5 fourteenth and the uphill par-4 sixteenth. The eighteenth hole finishes with a right dogleg and a water hazard guarding the front of the green. Water hazards and out-of-bounds areas define the course's difficulty. The eleventh hole is a par-3 with three bunkers guarding the right side of the green, and the tenth hole requires careful navigation along an OB zone to reach the green. The course features Bent grass greens and offers both caddie-assisted and self-play options. The facility is equipped with GPS-enabled carts and has hosted events such as the Mari Okawa Pro round lessons.

Tobu Park Golf Course (Minamisoma City Park Golf Course) ☆ Follow

福島県

Tobu Park Golf Course is a park golf facility located in Minamisoma City, Fukushima Prefecture, featuring three distinct courses designed for players of all skill levels. The course takes advantage of the region's warm climate and minimal winter snowfall, allowing year-round play. The facility comprises three courses: Sharinhaume Course (450m total, balanced hole layout emphasizing accurate tee shots), Koubai Course (holes ranging 25-81m, ideal for children and beginners), and Shirayuri Course (includes a 100m long hole, technical layout requiring strategic decision-making between aggressive and conservative play). Park golf's appeal lies in its accessibility to golfers of varying ages and abilities. The courses offer varying difficulty levels, from beginner-friendly layouts to more technically demanding designs. The Shirayuri Course presents the greatest challenge with its longest holes and rough terrain requiring tactical gameplay choices. The facility hosts monthly member tournaments and an annual Grand Champion tournament in March. An on-site cafeteria serves players during operating hours (9am-5pm April-September; 9am-4pm October-March), making it a complete recreational destination.

Tochigi Country Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Located in Tochigi City, Tochigi Country Club sits at the foot of Mount Taihei Prefectural Park, a location known for its cherry blossoms. The facility opened on November 3, 1959, and comprises a 27-hole layout divided into three distinct courses: the West, Center, and East. The grounds feature subtle undulations and greens with varying degrees of contour, designed to offer a different impression on every hole. The West Course is characterized by its expansive layout and excellent visibility. It features a mix of uphill and downhill shots, including a 556-yard par-5 that stands as the longest hole on the property. A notable challenge is the par-5 third hole, described as a horse's back ridge hole where accuracy is prioritized over distance. The course also includes a 198-yard downhill par-3 where missing right leads to trouble, and a 175-yard uphill par-3 with a platform green that demands precise carry distances. The Center Course is described as a technical layout that is mostly flat but requires strategic thinking. It features several dogleg-right par-4s, including a 475-yard ninth hole where the green is noted for being difficult to stop. The par-3 holes present specific challenges, such as the 140-yard seventh hole which is protected by deep bunkers, and the 147-yard second hole which requires a high ball to hold an uphill green. The course tests players with tight fairways and greens that slope away from the center. The East Course offers moderate elevation changes suitable for players from beginner to advanced levels. It includes a 452-yard opening par-5 that rewards safe positioning for a second shot on. The layout features a 167-yard par-3 eighth hole that requires a carry over water, and a 159-yard par-3 second hole with a bowl-shaped green that tests touch. The fairways on this course often slope toward the rough, and several par-4s feature横倾斜 (lateral tilt) greens that can misdirect putts.

TOCHIGI North Hills Golf Course (formerly Taroemon) ☆ Follow

栃木県 7 upcoming events

TOCHIGI North Hills Golf Course is a scenic course in Tochigi Prefecture designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. Located approximately 46 minutes from Urawa, the course blends Japanese architectural aesthetics with the openness of nature, creating a comfortable playing environment throughout the seasons. The course emphasizes picturesque natural surroundings and offers players the opportunity to experience seasonal changes while enjoying golf. The design combines traditional Japanese design elements with the expansiveness of the natural landscape, creating an appealing atmosphere for diverse player abilities. The facility provides various playing options, including half-round (0.5R) formats available during early morning and twilight hours, as well as extended 1.5-round formats. The course accommodates both individual players and group bookings, with regular open competitions scheduled. On-site amenities include a restaurant and shop facilities to support the golfing experience.

Tochigi Prefectural Golf Course Management Office ☆ Follow

塩谷郡 4 upcoming events

Tochigi Prefectural Golf Course (Tochimaru Golf Club) is an 18-hole, par-72 public course featuring bentgrass greens and measuring 6,609 yards. Located in Takane-Sawamura, Tochigi Prefecture, the course is situated along the scenic Kinugawa River with distant views of the Nikko mountain range and Kogen mountain, providing a picturesque setting in a mountainous landscape. The course operates as a formal public facility and hosts regular tournaments including monthly medal competitions, senior and ladies championships, and junior events. Its design takes advantage of the natural riverside terrain, creating a full-scale championship-caliber layout. The course serves both recreational golfers and competitive players, as evidenced by its active tournament calendar featuring events like the Tochimaru Golf Cup and the Tochimaru New Year Cup. Accessibility is convenient via major expressways (approximately 30 minutes from Utsunomiya or Y板 interchanges) and by train via the JR Utsunomiya Line.

Tochigigaoka Golf Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Located in Tochigi City, Tochigigaoka Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course spanning 6,903 yards, designed by Miyamoto Rikichi and constructed by Obayashi Corporation. Opened in September 1991, the facility sits just three minutes from the Tochigi Interchange, offering views of the Kanto Plain. The course is divided into an Out Course and an In Course, with the latter featuring several dogleg holes that require strategic management. The front nine presents a mix of challenges, starting with a downhill par-4 where a red penalty area lies 20 yards past a left cross bunker. The second hole is a demanding par-3 over water, with out-of-bounds flanking both sides. The third hole, a par-5, requires a tee shot over water, with out-of-bounds running along the right side toward the green. The fourth hole is a short par-4 dogleg right, featuring two consecutive right cross bunkers that encourage players to aim left. The fifth hole is another par-3 over water, where landing short results in a difficult approach. The back nine continues the strategic theme, beginning with a downhill par-4 where out-of-bounds runs along the left side. The course is known for its wide fairways and natural tree integration, though the greens can be fast, particularly on the longer holes. The club maintains a practice facility with 11 bays and a 180-yard range. The club's symbol is the Blue Rock Thrush, reflecting a desire for the venue to be as beautiful and calming as lapis lazuli.

Tochinoki Course/Buna Course ☆ Follow

秋田県

Hokuo no Mori Park's park golf facility features four courses totaling 36 holes with a par of 132 and a distance of 1,859 meters. The Tochinoki (Japanese Horse Chestnut) and Buna (Beech) courses are among these offerings, alongside the Katsura and Mizuki courses. The facility is designed as a highland course with minimal elevation changes, making it accessible for varied skill levels. The courses skillfully incorporate natural terrain features including slopes and undulations to create a challenging yet playable layout. Park golf is an accessible sport requiring only a specialized club and ball, with simple rules suitable for all ages and genders. The courses operate seasonally from April through November, with operations suspended during winter snowfall. Equipment rental is complimentary, and the facility accommodates casual players and organized tournaments throughout the season.

Tocumwal Golf Club ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Toda Golf Course ☆ Follow

埼玉県 1 upcoming event

Todd Creek Golf Club ☆ Follow

CO

Todd Creek Golf Club, located in Thornton, Colorado, is an 18-hole championship course that opened in 2007. The course features a par 72 layout with 7,435 yards of play, designed by renowned architect Arthur Hills. Set in the Denver metropolitan area, the course offers a full-service golf experience complemented by premium casual dining facilities. The club serves as a comprehensive golf destination, accommodating both recreational play and competitive events. Beyond the golf course itself, Todd Creek offers banquet and event facilities capable of hosting up to 250 people, including weddings. The facility includes a golf shop, driving range, and professional instruction through lessons and clinics. As a well-established venue, Todd Creek hosts tournaments and maintains an active events calendar throughout the year. The course operates as a private or semi-private facility with membership options including season passes. The combination of championship-level golf design by Arthur Hills and extensive amenities makes Todd Creek a notable facility in the Denver area golf community.

Toddy Brook Golf Course ☆ Follow

ME

Toddy Brook Golf Course, established in 2002, is a par 71 course located in North Yarmouth, Maine. The layout features five sets of tees to accommodate players of all skill levels, with rolling hills and dramatic elevation changes of up to 150 feet that add complexity and visual interest. The course is characterized by abundant water hazards and consistently well-maintained greens considered among the finest in the state. The challenging terrain and strategic water placement make Toddy Brook suitable for both experienced and developing golfers. The course is known for maintaining excellent conditioning and has earned recognition as one of Maine's premier courses. It typically opens early in the season and remains open later than most courses north of Portland. Amenities include a driving range with grass tees, a practice putting green, and a fully stocked golf shop. The facility also offers PGA instruction, junior camps, and various membership and league options for men, women, and juniors throughout the year.

Todmorden Golf Club ☆ Follow

West Yorkshire

Todmorden Golf Club is a historic 9-hole course laid out in 1905 with a par of 68, located in the Upper Calder Valley on a plateau 400 feet above Todmorden town. The club itself was founded in 1895. Set in the rugged Pennine countryside, the course offers magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and is considered one of the oldest and most picturesque 9-hole courses in the United Kingdom. The course presents a genuine challenge for golfers of all abilities, characterized by narrow fairways, testing rough, and well-maintained, sculptured greens. Its demanding layout and distinctive design make it appealing to both casual visitors and experienced players seeking a memorable round. The clubhouse, originally built in 1764, has been modernised while retaining its character. It provides a welcoming atmosphere for members and visitors to relax after their round. Todmorden Golf Club maintains a reputation as a friendly, hospitable venue that welcomes golfing societies, corporate clients, and individual visitors alongside its membership.

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Kronobergs län

Toftrees Golf Course ☆ Follow

PA

Toftrees Golf Resort is nestled within the secluded pine trees of Central Pennsylvania, just minutes from downtown State College. The 18-hole championship course features a par 72 layout that weaves through towering trees, natural landscapes, and serene water features. The course spans over 7,000 yards from the championship tees, offering a test for experienced players while multiple tee options ensure an enjoyable round for all. Designed by Edmund Ault, the course was completed as 18 holes by 1971. With its thoughtfully designed layout, the course provides a true test for experienced players while remaining enjoyable for golfers of all levels, with strategic hazards, rolling fairways, and well-protected greens. Notable holes include the uphill, challenging fifth hole, the steeply elevated sixth par three, and the 634-yard eighth hole featuring a two-tiered green. The course hosts various member and open tournaments, including the annual Senior Championship, Memorial Tournament, and Pro-Am events.

Toga Country Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Toga Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Tochigi, Japan, situated just seven minutes from the Tochigi Interchange. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts: the West Course, the North Course, and the East Course. Established over 55 years ago, the grounds are characterized by mature trees and varied terrain that offers a refreshing environment for play. The club gained recognition as a prestigious venue by hosting the 45th Kanto Open Championship in 1994. The West Course features a mix of challenging par-4s and par-5s, including a signature par-5 fifth hole known for its dramatic downhill tee shot and a demanding uphill second shot. The ninth hole on this layout is particularly noted for its notorious cross bunker on the right side, which captures shots aimed at the center-right of the fairway. The course also includes a par-3 fourth hole with an OB line to the right, requiring precise tee shots to avoid trouble. The North Course presents a different set of challenges, starting with a long par-4 first hole that offers a wide fairway but requires careful management of the second shot on a slight downslope. The fifth hole on the North Course is highlighted for its scenic downhill views and expansive landing areas, though players must guard against overshooting the green. The layout generally encourages strategic play, with several holes featuring uphill approaches and blind shots that test distance control. Throughout the 27 holes, the terrain varies significantly, with many holes featuring downhill tee shots that allow for longer drives, while others require uphill approaches that can lead to mishits if players are not careful. The course is designed to reward accurate driving and strategic course management, with numerous bunkers and elevation changes adding to the difficulty. The mature tree canopy and undulating fairways contribute to a classic links-style challenge that has stood the test of time since its opening.

Tohto Tochigi Country Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Located in Mooka, Tochigi Prefecture, Tohto Tochigi Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course set within a rolling hill landscape. The facility opened on May 8, 1977, and was designed by Shimizu Construction with course supervision by Toru Nakamura. The property spans 2,134,000 square meters, offering a layout that integrates the natural topography of the region into its strategic design. The course is divided into distinct outward and inward nine-hole sections, each presenting different challenges. The outward course is characterized by open, expansive fairways that allow for sweeping shots, while the inward nine introduces more strategic complexity with undulating terrain and carries over valleys. This design encourages players to adapt their strategy as they progress through the round, balancing the freedom of the front nine with the tactical demands of the back nine. Key statistics highlight the varying demands of the holes. The outward nine features a par-3 first hole measuring 359 yards from the regular tees, followed by a long par-5 second at 452 yards. The inward nine begins with a demanding 560-yard par-5 first hole, testing distance off the tee, before transitioning into shorter par-4s and a challenging 124-yard par-3 seventh hole. The course offers multiple tee sets, including regular and back tees, with yardages ranging from 2,982 yards for the outward nine to 3,297 yards for the inward nine depending on the tee box selection. The club maintains a practice facility featuring an 11-bay driving range with a 100-yard distance, restricted to iron use. Managed by Tohto Jidosha Co., Ltd., the course operates with a clubhouse area of 2,089 square meters and is closed on Mondays. The layout remains a testament to its 1970s design philosophy, emphasizing natural terrain integration and strategic shot-making over pure length.

Toiyabe Golf Club ☆ Follow

NV

Toiyabe Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole golf course located in Washoe Valley, Nevada, nestled in the foothills of the Toiyabe National Forest and Sierra Nevada Mountains. Designed by renowned architect Robert Muir Graves, the course blends links-style and Alpine golf characteristics, offering scenic vistas of the Sierra Nevada throughout the round. The course is designed to challenge both low handicap players and golfers of all skill levels, combining natural terrain with strategic course architecture. Its setting within the foothills provides elevation changes and mountain views that define the playing experience. The course operates year-round in Northern Nevada's high desert climate. Beyond golf, the facility includes a restaurant with indoor and outdoor dining options, wedding and corporate event spaces, and hosts various tournaments and special events. The club offers professional instruction, golf clinics, camps, and participates in the PGA Junior League program, making it a comprehensive golf destination for both casual and competitive players in the region.

Tojo GC ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Located in Kato, Hyogo Prefecture, Tojo Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Shunsuke Kato. Opened in April 1991, the layout is set within a lush, hilly terrain that preserves natural undulations and utilizes surrounding mountains as a scenic backdrop. The course features a single bentgrass green and offers a total yardage of 6,715 yards from the blue tees, with a course rating of 72.1 and a slope rating of 132. The front nine presents a mix of long par-5s and shorter par-4s, including a 525-yard first hole and a 489-yard ninth. The back nine introduces more strategic challenges, highlighted by the 614-yard 10th hole, which serves as the course's longest par-5. The layout is designed to offer a balance of difficulty and enjoyment, with the large-scale design intended to engage players through its varied terrain and sightlines. Tojo Golf Club accommodates both caddie-assisted and self-play styles, with motorized carts available for navigation. The facility includes a driving range with 14 bays and a 230-yard stretch, alongside an approach and bunker practice area. For competitive play, the course provides five clubhouse rooms capable of hosting up to 60 guests, supporting a variety of tournament formats and member events.

Tojo no Mori Country Club Uki Course ☆ Follow

兵庫県 1 upcoming event

Located in Kakato City, Hyogo Prefecture, Tojo no Mori Country Club is a sprawling 63-hole facility comprising three distinct courses: the Tojo, Okura, and Ujo courses. The Tojo Course, a 7,503-yard, par-72 layout, is the longest in the Kansai region and serves as the club's premier championship venue. Opened in 1972, it has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including the East-West Team Competition in 1973, the Japan Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament in 1991, the Kansai Open in 1994, and the Japan Pro Senior Championship in 2012. The course is known for its strategic depth, featuring wide fairways that conceal hazards and demanding elevation changes, such as the 10-yard uphill approach on the par-3 fourth hole and the 667-yard par-5 twelfth hole. The Okura Course offers a 27-hole, par-108 layout with a total distance of 9,563 yards, designed to provide a relaxing experience for golfers of all skill levels. The course features trees and ponds strategically placed to enhance strategy, with subtle fairway undulations adding complexity. Notable holes include the 585-yard back nine opener and the 523-yard eighth hole on the back nine, which requires a drive to the left side of a dogleg. The course also features several par-3s, including the 146-yard seventh hole on the back nine, which plays over a valley to a steep green. The Ujo Course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout measuring 6,512 yards, described as a "premier" stage for seasoned players. The course is characterized by its contrast between deep green trees and clear water hazards. A signature hole is the 173-yard par-3 fifteenth, which is surrounded by water, requiring precise distance control. The course also features the 521-yard par-5 eighteenth hole, where players must navigate a water hazard on the left side while avoiding out-of-bounds on the right. The Ujo Course has hosted the Western Japan Pro Senior Tournament and is known for its challenging layout that demands both skill and strategy.

Tojo no Mori Country Club Uki Course | Kato City, Hyogo Prefecture ☆ Follow

兵庫県 1 upcoming event

Tojo Pine Valley GC ☆ Follow

兵庫県