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Tomah VA Veterans Golf Course Follow

WI

Tomahawk Country Club Inc. Follow

SD

Tomahawk Lake Country Club is a nine-hole, par 36 golf course located seven miles south of Deadwood, South Dakota, within the Black Hills National Forest. Designed by renowned architect Lawrence Hughes in the late 1930s, the course spans 3,390 yards and features a challenging layout characterized by narrow fairways lined with tall pine trees and dramatic elevation changes throughout. The course comprises two par 5s, two par 3s, and five par 4s, with holes winding around a large central hill that anchors the course design. The terrain and setting within the Black Hills National Forest provide a distinctive landscape that distinguishes it from courses elsewhere in the region. The challenging nature of Tomahawk is evident in its demanding fairways and elevation shifts from tee to green, testing golfers of varying skill levels. The facility includes a 10-acre practice area for warm-up and skills development. Open to the public, Tomahawk Lake Country Club serves golfers from across the Black Hills region and offers memberships for individuals, couples, families, juniors, and corporations, establishing itself as a notable course in the area.

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Ontario

Tomahawk Hills Golf Course Follow

KS

Tomahawk Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Shawnee, Kansas, operated by the Johnson County Park & Recreation District. The course stretches over 6,000 yards and plays to a par-70, making it one of the area's most challenging public courses. The layout features Zoysia grass fairways and a driving range, complemented by Bent grass greens designed to meet modern golfing standards. The course is described as historic and challenging, offering an exciting test for golfers of varying skill levels. Its difficulty level and well-maintained turf conditions position it as a demanding yet accessible public facility for the regional golfing community. The course includes an interactive hole-by-hole tour for prospective players and offers various programs including junior golf, private lessons, and league play opportunities.

Tomakomai Golf Resort 72 Follow

北海道 4 upcoming events

Tomakomai Golf Resort 72 is located in Uenae, Tomakomai, Hokkaido, and features four distinct 72-hole courses across two golf clubs. The Emina Golf Club comprises the Emina South, West, and East courses, while the Iris Golf Club operates the Iris Course. The resort is situated approximately 60 minutes from the center of Sapporo and 20 minutes from both Tomakomai city and New Chitose Airport. The Emina South Course is a 7,020-yard, par-72 layout played from the back tees, featuring Bentgrass greens and Kentucky Bluegrass fairways and roughs. It is a caddie-assisted course described as having a grand scale and harmonizing with birch tree groves. The course has hosted professional tournaments including the Nikkei Cup Nakamura Toraaki Memorial on the PGA Tour in 1993 and 1994, and the AXA Ladies Tournament on the LPGA Tour in 2007, 2008, and 2009. The 7th hole, a par-3 water hazard short hole, is noted as a signature hole where wind direction can vary significantly. The 4th and 17th holes are highlighted as favorite holes for driving distance competitions. The Emina West Course is a 6,877-yard, par-72 self-play course equipped with GPS navigation carts. It features a varied layout with ladies' tees installed to accommodate female players. The 11th hole is a par-3 tee-shot hole where changing wind conditions require caution. This course hosted the Hokkaido Professional Golf Championship in 1994 and has been the venue for numerous other professional and amateur official competitions. The Emina East Course is a 7,051-yard, par-72 layout characterized by long-distance holes, designed for players seeking a sporty golf experience. The 18th hole is a par-5 finishing hole with a water hazard in front of the green, a feature that produced dramatic moments during the Nikkei Cup professional tournaments. The course has hosted the HTB Senior Classic in 2004 and the Nikkei Cup in 1990 and 1992. The Iris Course at Iris Golf Club is a 6,541-yard, par-72 self-play course designed as an American-style layout with shorter distances to be friendly to beginners and women. The 6th hole, a par-3, is a signature short hole inspired by the 16th hole at Augusta, offering beautiful scenery that can distract players. This course hosted the HTB Senior Classic from 1995 to 2003.

Tomakomai Golf Resort 72 Emina Golf Club Follow

北海道 5 upcoming events

Tomakomai Golf Resort 72 in Tomakomai, Hokkaido, comprises four distinct 18-hole courses: the Emina South, Emina West, Emina East, and Iris courses. The Emina South Course, a 7,020-yard, par-72 layout, is the resort's premier championship venue. It features bentgrass greens and Kentucky bluegrass fairways and rough, and has hosted the 1993-1994 PGA Tour Nikkei Cup and the 2007-2009 LPGA Axa Ladies Tournament. The course is known for its 7th hole, a par-3 water hazard where shifting wind conditions challenge approach shots, and long-distance holes such as the 4th and 17th. The Emina West Course, measuring 6,877 yards from the back tees, is a self-play layout equipped with GPS-enabled carts. It hosted the 1994 Hokkaido Professional Golf Championship and numerous amateur events. Its signature 11th hole is a demanding par-3 downhill shot that requires careful management of changing wind patterns. The course also features long par-5s, including the 5th and 14th holes, which are recommended for driving distance challenges. The Emina East Course, at 7,051 yards, is designed as an athlete's course with a high volume of long-distance holes. It previously hosted the 1990 and 1992 Nikkei Cup and the 2004 HTB Senior Classic. The 18th hole, a par-5 with a water hazard guarding the front of the green, has been the site of dramatic moments in professional tournament play. The course's 3rd and 13th holes are noted for their length, catering to players seeking to test their driving power. The Iris Course offers a more accessible 6,541-yard layout with shorter hole distances, designed for beginners and casual play. It hosted the HTB Senior Classic from 1995 to 2003. The 6th hole, a par-3, is noted for its aesthetic design reminiscent of the 16th hole at Augusta National, though it contains subtle hazards that can catch unwary golfers off guard. All four courses utilize bentgrass greens and Kentucky bluegrass for fairways and tees, providing a consistent playing surface across the resort.

Tomball Country Club Follow

TX 1 upcoming event

Tomball Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in northern Harris County near Tomball, Texas. The course measures 6,275 yards from the blue tees with a par of 71, and offers red tees at 4,986 yards to accommodate different skill levels. Set among majestic pines and woodlands, the course provides an attractive natural setting typical of the Texas landscape. Designed as a member-owned facility, Tomball Country Club emphasizes accessibility and affordability for its membership base. The two-tee system allows golfers of varying abilities to enjoy the course, making it suitable for both experienced players and those seeking a more approachable round. The club positions itself as a local "hidden gem" that provides members with a convenient escape within the Tomball area.

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三重県

Tomei Atsugi CC Follow

愛甲郡

Tomei Country Club Follow

静岡県 2 upcoming events

Located in Susono, Shizuoka Prefecture, Tomei Country Club is a 27-hole facility designed by Hideo Takeuchi and opened in September 1968. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts: the Ashitaka, Susono, and Momozono courses. Situated at the foothills of Mount Fuji, the terrain offers expansive views of the mountain, allowing players to navigate wide fairways that change character with the seasons. The club is accessible via the Tomei Expressway, with the Susono Interchange providing a short drive to the grounds. The course layout features a total of 27 holes, with each nine-hole segment playing to a par of 36. The Ashitaka and Susono courses both play to a par 72, while the Momozono course also plays to par 72. Yardages vary significantly across the holes, with long par-fives such as the 7th on the Ashitaka course reaching 570 yards from the back tees, and short par-threes like the 7th on the Momozono course measuring just 144 yards. The course ratings range from 69.6 to 72.3, with handicaps assigned to specific holes to balance the difficulty across the three distinct layouts. Tomei Country Club has a significant history in professional golf, hosting the Golf Digest Tournament from 1971 to 1997. The facility also supports junior golf development, hosting the Golf Digest Japan Junior Cup starting in 1998 and running a Junior Golf Academy. The club features a 300-yard driving range with 21 mats, a bunker and approach practice area, and multiple dining and event facilities. The course is a member of the Japan Golf Association (JGA) and the Kanto Golf Association (KGA).

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駿東郡

Tomei Fuji Country Club is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Designed by renowned architect Shigeru Ishii, the course opened in 1970. It is characterized as a hilly course featuring moderate elevation changes and wide fairways that allow for strategic play. The layout is described as gentle and strategic, avoiding excessive difficulty while still challenging players to utilize their skills. The wide fairways are intended to give golfers the freedom to execute their shots according to their own game plans. The setting is defined by its elevated position, offering views of Mount Fuji from various holes. The landscape is designed to allow players to enjoy the changing seasons, with the mountain's appearance shifting throughout the year. The terrain reflects the natural topography of the region, providing a consistent experience across the 18 holes. The course is situated in a location that provides a refreshing atmosphere, accessible by car from the Tokyo metropolitan area in approximately 60 minutes. The course focuses on its design philosophy of offering a relaxed yet engaging round with scenic views.

Tomelilla Golf AB Follow

Skåne län

Tomelilla Golf is a comprehensive golf facility located in Österlen, Sweden. The course features an 18-hole championship layout alongside a 9-hole pay-and-play short course. The 18-hole course is currently undergoing renovation, with holes 10-18 open with provisional greens while holes 1-9 remain closed during construction. The short course operates year-round with standard greens. Beyond the golf courses, the facility includes a 32-bed hotel, restaurant, and an indoor hall housing two padel courts, bowls, and two Trackman golf simulators. A driving range operates year-round. The facility also offers footgolf and a pro shop. The course is located at Ullstorp in the Österlen region of southern Sweden. Membership is accessible with no entrance fees or waiting list, and various membership options are available. The facility accommodates both serious golfers and recreational players, with simulator golf, instruction, and tournament opportunities available. The setting emphasizes accessibility and inclusive golf development across different skill levels.

Tomioka Club Follow

群馬県

Located in Tomioka, Gunma Prefecture, the Tomioka Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course set on a broad, south-facing plateau. The terrain is characterized by relatively flat ground with minimal elevation changes, a design choice that allows the layout to flow naturally across the landscape. The course is framed by the mountains of the Joshu region, including Mount Myogi, which provide a scenic backdrop to the fairways. The strategic design ensures that each hole presents a distinct character, catering to a range of abilities from single-handicappers to average players. The course offers five sets of tees, with yardages ranging from 4,418 yards from the pink tees to 6,924 yards from the blue tees. The course rating varies accordingly, sitting at 72.3 from the blue tees and 67.9 from the red tees. The front nine plays to a par 36, covering 3,406 yards from the blue tees, while the back nine also par 36 spans 3,518 yards. The layout includes three par-5s, seven par-4s, and eight par-3s, with the longest hole being the 10th at 550 yards from the blue tees and the shortest being the 2nd at 192 yards. Strategic elements are highlighted through specific hole recommendations for various contests. The driving contest is typically played on the 7th and 12th holes, while the nearest pin contest features the 6th and 14th holes. The course is equipped with remote-controlled carts on all carts, and each cart includes a large-screen GPS navigation system that provides distance-to-pin information and putting advice. A leaderboard function allows for real-time score tracking during competitions, linked directly to the clubhouse system. Amenities are distributed throughout the course, with a pro shop located at the 6th hole and a toilet facility at the 13th hole. The club enforces a dress code that requires jackets in the clubhouse, with exceptions during the summer months, and prohibits jeans, tank tops, and metal spikes on the course. The facility also features a restaurant and offers green club memberships for regular players seeking discounted rates.

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埼玉県

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TX

Toms River Country Club Follow

NJ

Toms River Country Club is a private club located on the eastern shore of New Jersey in the town of Toms River. Located on the banks of the scenic Toms River, the club features a picturesque, challenging 9-hole golf course with two distinct tees on every hole, making for a par-71, 18-hole layout. The course features 3,112 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35 and opened in 1939. The course has a rating of 70.2 and a slope rating of 125 on bent grass. The club is situated just minutes from downtown and serves as an ideal setting for families looking for golf, tennis, swimming, and dining. The facility includes an onsite driving range with three practice tees. In addition to golf, the country club offers multiple amenities and recreational facilities for members and their families, making it a full-service private club in Ocean County.

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上海市

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上海市

Tonbridge Golf Centre Follow

Kent

Tonbridge Golf Centre is a multi-purpose golf facility located on Cannon Lane in Tonbridge. The centre features a 9-hole par-3 course alongside its primary driving range facility. The driving range is equipped with state-of-the-art Inrange® ball tracking technology with HD touchscreens and smartphone integration, allowing golfers to monitor their shots in real-time. The range has been reconstructed to provide increased space across all bays. Beyond the golf course, the facility offers a comprehensive range of leisure amenities including two padel tennis courts, FootGolf, and an on-site café. An outdoor practice area with artificial turf is available for precision striking, along with a dedicated chipping and putting green. The centre also houses an 18-hole adventure golf course with a dinosaur theme. The facility caters to golfers of all levels and operates extended hours seasonally, opening at 8:00 am daily with closing times varying from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm depending on the season. Club hire is available, with standard clubs offered free of charge. The centre provides coaching through the Mark Janes Golf Academy and offers custom club fitting through American Golf.

Tone Park Golf Course Follow

千葉県

Located in Toride, Ibaraki Prefecture, Tone Park Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by Shintaro Sasaki. Situated on a vast 830,000-square-meter riverside plot along the Tone River, the course is accessible within a short walk from Toride Station on the JR Joban Line. The facility opened in October 1960 and offers a total distance of 6,750 yards from the full back tees, with alternative lengths of 6,471 yards and 6,209 yards available for different skill levels. The course is characterized by its wide fairways and large greens, which average 500 square meters in size. The design incorporates subtle undulations on the putting surfaces, requiring precise reading from golfers of all levels. The layout features fully separated holes, allowing for aggressive play, and includes a mix of long, short, and middle holes that challenge players to manage distance and wind conditions effectively. Signature holes define the strategic nature of the course. The 18th hole is a notable long hole exceeding 600 yards, demanding a precise drive to maintain par. The 16th short hole presents a water hazard that encourages bold approach shots, while the 5th long hole requires careful navigation around a central forest of konara oak trees. The 3rd middle hole is recognized for its scenic beauty, lined with poplar trees that frame the fairway. Tone Park Golf Course hosts various competitive events, including monthly member competitions, a "Smile Club" tournament, and a women-only "Queen's Cup." The facility supports these activities with a restaurant, competition rooms, locker facilities, and a pro shop. The course remains a popular destination for golfers seeking a spacious riverside experience that balances accessibility with strategic depth.

Tone Park Golf Course Follow

茨城県

The course is located in Toride, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, situated within a vast 830,000 square meter site. It is an 18-hole course accessible within a ten-minute walk from Toride Station on the JR Joban Line. The facility is designed to accommodate a wide range of players, offering a layout that spans a significant area to provide a distinct playing experience. The course features a variety of hole types, including specific signature holes that are highlighted for their unique characteristics and strategic demands. Detailed攻略法 (strategy guides) are available for each hole, indicating a structured approach to navigating the course's challenges. The layout is supported by comprehensive facilities, including a driving range, rental services, and a pro shop, ensuring that players have access to necessary equipment and practice areas. Tone Park Golf Course hosts regular competitions, including monthly member events, a "Smile Club" series, and a women's exclusive tournament known as the Queens Cup. The course also accommodates various competition formats, such as the Perier system, to cater to different group preferences. With a history spanning over 60 years, the course has established itself as a long-standing venue for both casual play and organized golfing events in the region.

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Western Australia

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Tongatapu

Tongdo Pinest Country Club Follow

경상남도

Located in Yangsan, South Gyeongsang Province, Tongdo Pinest Country Club features two distinct 18-hole courses, the South and North, both set at a par of 72. The South Course, which opened first, measures 6,738 meters from the blue tees and is characterized by longer distances that reward power. The North Course, registered later, spans 6,247 meters from the same tees and is designed to test precision and technical skill. The property, originally established as Wonhyo Development and later rebranded, underwent significant changes including a name change to Tongdo Pinest Country Club and the opening of its second course in the late 1990s. The South Course layout includes three par-5s on the front nine and two on the back, with the 7th hole stretching 556 meters from the blue tees. Water hazards are prominent, particularly on the 3rd hole where a parallel water hazard guards the green, and the 8th hole features a downhill short hole with water in play. The 4th hole is a 530-meter par-5 flanked by out-of-bounds areas on both sides, requiring careful navigation. Several holes, including the 5th and 13th, feature double greens and undulating lies that complicate putting. The North Course offers a different challenge with its 470-meter opening par-5 and a 547-meter 15th hole. The 4th hole is a 264-meter par-4 that presents an eagle opportunity for long hitters, while the 16th hole is noted for its multiple hazards, including a parallel water hazard in the middle of the fairway and out-of-bounds on the right. The course features several downhill short holes, such as the 7th and 12th, which require careful club selection due to distance misjudgment. Out-of-bounds is marked by white stakes throughout the property, and fairway markers indicate distances of 100 and 150 meters from the center of the green. Both courses are interspersed with ponds and small lakes, and each features separate pavilion-style rest areas. The South Course is described as offering a power-oriented game, while the North Course emphasizes technical finesse. The club has undergone several management changes, with Kim Eun-soo serving as the representative director since 2007. The facility continues to operate with a focus on providing a challenging yet comfortable round for golfers of varying skill levels.