Golf Courses

Tot Hill Farm Follow

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Tot Hill Farm is an 18-hole golf course designed by Mike Strantz that opened in 2000, featuring 6,614 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72.2 with a slope rating of 135. Located in Asheboro, North Carolina, the course is situated on terrain featuring extreme elevation changes which leads to dramatic tee shots and testing approaches. Rock outcroppings frame tee boxes and greens throughout the routing, and the result is one of the most breathtaking and scenic courses in the southeast. Tot Hill Farm is one of Strantz's most extreme designs which results in a wild, fun ride. The opening hole plummets to the fairway below so dramatically that the fairway cannot be seen much from the back tee box. The signature 5th hole is a 535-yard par 5 where players face a tee shot over a gorge with a lone tree 250 yards from the tee. Tot Hill Farm is much more intimidating visually than it actually plays given the generous widths the fairways offer and large putting surfaces on the greens. The course has been rated 4.5 stars, Best Places to Play, and ranked the 7th Hardest Course in America by Golf Digest.

Toto Chichibu Country Club Follow

埼玉県

Toto Chichibu Country Club, also known as Toto Chichibu Country Club, is an 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course located in the Chichibu area of Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The course was designed by Shimizu Construction with supervision by Toshiichi Nakamura and opened on April 29, 1975. Spanning an area of 1,150,000 square meters, the layout is set within the natural environment of the Chichibu region, characterized by gentle hills and strategic terrain. The course is described as a serious championship layout that utilizes the rolling hills of the region to create subtle undulations in the fairways. Strategic bunkering is a key feature, designed to test the skills of golfers from beginners to advanced players. The course offers distinct yardages for different tee boxes, including "Back" and "Regular" tees, with varying grass types such as Bentgrass and Koorai. The total yardage ranges from approximately 3,000 yards on the regular Koorai tees to over 6,700 yards on the back Bentgrass tees. The front nine begins with a long 560-yard par-5 on the back tees, followed by a mix of par-4s and a short par-3. The back nine features a challenging par-5 18th hole, which measures 503 yards from the back tees. The course record is held by several professionals, including Tatsuko Ohsako, Hiroko Kobayashi, and Hiromi Kobayashi, who have all shot a 68. The facility is managed by Touto Kanko Kigyos Co., Ltd., and the clubhouse, designed and constructed by Shimizu Construction, covers an area of 2,320 square meters.

Toto Hanno Country Club Follow

埼玉県

Toto Hanno Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Hanno, Saitama, situated within a natural, hilly landscape that leverages the region's rich forest environment. The course spans 950,000 square meters and was designed by Kyoryo Engineering. It opened on July 25, 1991, and is managed by Toto Sogo Jitaku Co., Ltd. The layout features moderate undulations and strategically placed bunkers that demand precise shot-making and course management. The course offers three sets of tees for each hole, accommodating regular, ladies, and back tee players. The regular tees stretch to a total length of 6,608 yards, with the front nine measuring 2,991 yards and the back nine 3,099 yards. The back tees extend the total length to 6,608 yards, while the ladies' tees reduce the total to 5,615 yards. The par distribution remains consistent across all tee boxes, with the front nine totaling 36 and the back nine 36. The club’s clubhouse, designed by Ito Kizaburo Architectural Research Institute and constructed by Masegumi, covers 2,442 square meters. The facility includes a practice range with 18 bays and a 200-yard distance, restricted to irons only. The course holds a professional course record of 65, set by Jun Takatou. Located approximately 15 minutes from the Ome Interchange on the Kan-etsu Expressway, the course provides convenient access from central Tokyo while maintaining a secluded, natural setting.

Totsuka Country Club Follow

神奈川県

Totsuka Country Club is a dual-course facility located in Asahi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. The property features two distinct 18-hole layouts: the West Course, designed by Seiichi Inoue, and the East Course, designed by Sadakichi Mano. The West Course, which opened in 1963, is a 7,261-yard championship layout featuring a unique "one-green" system with A and P greens. It is set on a gentle southeastern slope and is surrounded by approximately 20,000 self-planted pine and cherry trees. The East Course, completed a year earlier in 1962, spans a more compact distance and is built on the ridge line that historically separated the provinces of Sagami and Musashi. The West Course is renowned for its strategic design and high-quality putting surfaces, which have drawn praise from golf legends such as Gary Player. The layout offers distant views of Mount Fuji from the starting holes and is characterized by elegant undulations and a design philosophy that balances difficulty with fairness. The course hosted the 2005 Japan LPGA Tour Championship, the Japanese Women's Open, where Ai Miyazato claimed victory. The East Course, by contrast, retains a more traditional, hand-crafted character that respects the original terrain, offering a different strategic challenge compared to the longer West Course. Both courses are maintained to high standards, with the West Course utilizing electromagnetic induction carts to manage pace of play and course conditions. The facility caters to a range of players, with the East Course often serving as a preferred option for those seeking a shorter, more technical round, while the West Course provides a full-length test for serious competitors. The club's history is rooted in the post-war development of golf in the Kanto region, with both designers bringing significant expertise from their previous works in Japan and abroad.

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New South Wales

Totteridge Golf Course Follow

PA

Totteridge Golf Course opened in 2001 and is located at 2029 Totteridge Dr in Greensburg, PA 15601, approximately 30 miles from Pittsburgh. The 18-hole course features 7,154 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, and was designed by Rees Jones. Panoramic views from the foothills of the Appalachians are a defining characteristic of the setting. The course is known for its elevation changes and overall layout, with a links style course with few trees and much heather. The course has been listed by Golf Digest as the third best course in Western Pennsylvania. The course offers rolling terrain that can be enjoyed by all levels of players, with great conditioning, design variety, elevation changes and no forced carries. The course has multiple tee options ranging from 5,307 yards to 7,154 yards, accommodating various skill levels. Totteridge Golf Course has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees.

Tottori Country Club Follow

鳥取県

Tottori Country Club (Yoshioka Onsen Course) opened in 1977 and is established as a traditional, prestigious golf facility in Tottori. The course features an 18-hole layout strategically designed around natural terrain, offering varied challenges including water carries, elevated shots, and downhill plays suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Players must navigate wind direction and slope variations on each hole, with emphasis on distance control and accuracy. The course commands exceptional panoramic views encompassing Lake Koyama, the Japan Sea, and the Tottori Sand Dunes-described as Japan's finest vista from a golf course. Seasonal landscape changes enhance the playing experience, creating harmony between golfers and nature. Facilities are comprehensive, including a clubhouse with restaurant and large public bath, locker rooms, and a practice range with driving range, ensuring comfortable pre and post-round experiences. The course design emphasizes strategic play while maintaining appeal across difficulty levels.

Tottori Golf Club Follow

鳥取県

Tottori Golf Club is a strategic hillside course located within Sanin Kaigan National Park. The layout comprises 9 holes but accommodates 18-hole play through front and back tee options. The course design emphasizes natural topography, prioritizing accuracy and distance control over raw driving distance. Set against the park's natural landscape, the course features scenic views and challenging hole designs that reward precision shot-making. The clubhouse includes a second-floor restaurant called View Sky Lounge, offering natural scenic vistas. The course hosts various tournaments and member events throughout the year, including monthly medal competitions and special member appreciation days.

Touchet Valley Golf Course Follow

WA

Touchet Valley Golf Course is a historic 9-hole public golf course established in 1910, located in Dayton, Washington, nestled in the rolling hills of Eastern Washington near the Blue Mountains. The course winds through the Columbia County Fairgrounds and surrounding scenic countryside, offering a relaxing yet rewarding experience for golfers of all skill levels. The layout is characterized as relatively flat and highly walkable, making it accessible for various abilities. The course features challenging conditions despite its modest length, with no holes under 100 yards and one hole exceeding 500 yards. Players can complete a quick 9-hole round or play 18 holes for a fuller experience. Notable features include fairways that traverse scenic countryside with views of the Blue Mountains, a beautiful pond on the property, and opportunities to observe local wildlife. The course blends historic charm with modern playability and has undergone improvements in recent years. No tee times are required, and the course operates daily from 7am until dark, accommodating walk-ups with reasonable rates and flexible payment options including an honor system at the first hole.

Touisset Country Club Follow

MA

Touisset Country Club is a 9-hole public golf course located in Swansea, Massachusetts, designed and built by hand in 1961 by Raymond H. Brigham. The course features regulation length with four sets of tees, all rated for both men and women, allowing golfers to customize their 18-hole experience. The landscape incorporates many natural hazards original to the property, contributing to its challenging character. As a regulation-length 9-hole track, Touisset offers a solid test of golf while maintaining accessibility for players of varying skill levels. The course has remained family-owned and operated since its founding, with a commitment to customer satisfaction. The facility includes an on-site restaurant and bar, Vilma's, which serves the public and accommodates private events and catering. Touisset is affiliated with the Massachusetts Golf Association and offers WHS-compliant USGA Handicap services. The course operates on a public tee-time reservation system and also offers self-serve play when weather permits.

Toukley Golf Course Follow

New South Wales

Toukley Golf Club is located on the Central Coast of New South Wales, approximately halfway between Sydney and Newcastle, situated on bushland adjoining scenic Budgewoi Lake. The 18-hole championship course measures 6,156 metres and features a unique dual-layout design. The front nine holes are tree-lined on both sides of the fairways, providing a more enclosed playing environment, while the back nine holes offer open, exposed conditions with a links-style character exposed to the wind. The setting is notable for its natural habitat, being one of only seven breeding sites in the region for sea eagles, reflected in the club's logo. The area is also home to abundant native bird species. The course is frequently described as friendly and welcoming, catering to public players, members, ladies, juniors, and social groups. The combination of contrasting front and back nine layouts creates varying difficulty levels and strategic challenges throughout the round, with the open links-style back nine presenting distinct playing characteristics compared to the tree-sheltered front nine.

Tour 18 Follow

TX 1 upcoming event

Tour 18 Golf Course in Humble, Texas is a unique public facility that reproduces the most renowned holes from major championship courses throughout golf history. The course features recreated holes from significant tournaments including the US Open, The Masters, The Tour Championship, and the PGA Championship, allowing golfers to play the same challenging layouts that have determined major tournament outcomes. Located at 3102 FM 1960 East in Humble, the course offers a full-service experience with complete amenities. The facility includes a well-stocked pro shop offering equipment and apparel from name brands, professional instruction available through the pro shop, and comprehensive practice facilities featuring a driving range, chipping areas, and putting green for short game improvement. The venue caters to golfers of all levels seeking to experience championship-caliber holes. Beyond golf, Tour 18 provides the Scoring Tent Bar & Grill, where patrons can enjoy refreshments and meals before or after their rounds. The course is managed by Encore Leisure Group and maintains a reputation as one of Houston's top public golf courses, welcoming daily fee players year-round.

Tour Course at Camiral Golf & Wellness Follow

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Tour Course at Camiral Golf & Wellness is an 18-hole championship course opened in 2005, designed by Ángel Gallardo and Neil Coles. Located within the Quinta do Lago Resort in Girona, the course features a par 72 layout with a total length of 6,373 meters from the championship tees, offering a more forgiving alternative to the adjacent Stadium Course. The course is dominated by pine trees and lakes, creating a picturesque landscape with strategic water hazards throughout. Most holes feature wide fairways and carefully positioned bunkers that provide a fair challenge across all skill levels. The terrain includes elevation changes, with several downslope opportunities and elevated greens requiring thoughtful club selection. Tour Course has earned prestige as co-host of the European Tour Qualifying School Final Stage since 2008. Notable design elements include the par-5 seventh hole offering an aggressive cutting option, the challenging par-3 eighth surrounded by deep bunkers, and the dramatic finishing par-5 eighteenth with its rippling fairway and well-guarded green. The course balances accessibility with genuine challenge, never placing players far from water hazards while maintaining forgiving fairway widths.

Tournament Club of Iowa Follow

IA

Tournament Club of Iowa is an Arnold Palmer Signature Design course located in Polk City, Iowa, situated on 500 acres of dramatic terrain. Created in 2003 by Arnold Palmer and his design company, it is Iowa's only Arnold Palmer Signature Course. The layout cuts through scenic bluffs and running ravines between Big Creek Dam and Saylorville Lake, featuring a distinctive landscape with elevation changes throughout. The course is characterized by a challenging design that includes a mix of uphill and downhill shots, with carries over deep ravines that test players of varying skill levels. These signature design elements create a course that balances difficulty with playability, offering both challenging and enjoyable rounds. The natural topography and water features formed by the surrounding dam and lake create distinctive visual elements and strategic shot-making opportunities throughout the layout.

Tournament Course Follow

TX

The Tournament Course at Golf Club of Houston is an 18-hole championship course stretching 7,422 yards with a par of 72. Located in Humble, Texas just minutes from downtown Houston, the course was designed by Rees Jones with player consultant David Toms. The course features multi-tiered green complexes, strategic bunker placement, and numerous water hazards throughout the layout. Bermuda grass fairways and greens are finely groomed and maintained to championship standards, with the course being overseeded with rye and bentgrass to simulate Augusta National conditioning. The Tournament Course is one of the few public-access courses in the United States that hosts a PGA Tour event. It has served as the host venue for the Houston Open, one of the longest-running tournaments on the professional circuit. The course is situated on a 900-acre property characterized by natural beauty, featuring native cypress, live oak, and pine trees along with native wildlife. The layout challenges players with a combination of water carries, fairway bunkers, and undulating greens while maintaining playability for golfers of varying skill levels. The course is notable for being open to the public and offering daily-fee access, providing golfers an opportunity to play on a professional tournament venue. Its maintained pristine conditions and strategic design make it one of the premier golf destinations in the Houston area and across Texas.

Tournament Player’s Club at River’s Bend Follow

OH

TPC River's Bend is a private golf club located in Maineville, Ohio about 25 miles northeast of Cincinnati. The Arnold Palmer-designed championship golf course opened in 2001, and is a licensed member of the Tournament Players Club Network. The par-72, 7,180-yard course meanders through corridors of mature hardwoods, creeks, and waterfalls, and features gentle elevation changes. Water comes into play on six holes. The property is located near a bend in the Little Miami River, Ohio's first designated as a National and Wild Scenic River by the National Park Service. The course was named by Golf Digest among the "Top 10 Best New Private Clubs in the U.S." when it debuted in 2002 and among the "Best in the State of Ohio" since 2007. Between 2002 and 2004, TPC at River's Bend was the venue for the Kroger Classic, an annual tournament on the Champions Tour. From 2010 to 2012, it hosted the Chiquita Classic on the Web.com Tour. The course also has a 12-acre PGA Tour-caliber practice facility, which includes multiple tees as well as a short-game practice area for chipping and putting.

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Hampshire

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NM

Towada Kokusai CC Follow

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Towada Kokusai Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Inokurase, Rokunohe, Aomori Prefecture, Japan. The property spans 693,000 square meters and sits on a raised hilltop, offering expansive views of the surrounding landscape. The course was designed and constructed by Muramatsu Construction Co., Ltd., with supervision by course architects Toshiichi Nakamura and Asao Ishii. It opened on June 8, 1964, and is operated by Aomori Prefecture Tourism Development Co., Ltd. The layout is characterized by gentle undulations that facilitate a flowing round. The fairways are lined with a variety of fruit trees, including apples, blueberries, peaches, and pears, alongside native vegetation such as Ezo rhododendrons and poplars. The course measures 6,813 yards from the tips and holds a JGA Course Rating of 72. It is a member of both the Japan Golf Association (JGA) and the Tohoku Golf Association (TGA). The front nine holes present a sequence of challenges that utilize the natural elevation changes of the terrain. The back nine continues this theme, with the course design integrating the existing topography rather than imposing severe artificial obstacles. The combination of the elevated setting and the moderate contouring allows for a strategic game where club selection and positioning are paramount. The club features a clubhouse covering 2,098.8 square meters, designed by Sanwa Architectural Design Office and constructed by Takenaka Corporation. The facility includes a restaurant and offers rental equipment such as full club sets and shoes. The course is accessible via the local road network in Rokunohe-machi, situated within the broader Towada region known for its natural beauty.

Towanda Golf Club Follow

PA

Towanda Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 71 course spanning approximately 6,000 yards and open to the public. Located in Towanda, Pennsylvania, the course features a mix of challenging holes characterized by elevation changes, water hazards, and strategic bunkering. The front nine includes notable holes such as Heartbeat Hill (Hole #5), described as the hardest hole on the front side, and Highway Hazard (Hole #7), a par 5 bordered by out-of-bounds stakes along the highway. The back nine presents additional difficulty with Hidden Pond (Hole #10) and the signature hole, Devils Den (Hole #13), requiring a right-to-left tee shot around trees. The course navigates hilly terrain with several doglegs and water features, including lateral hazards and a creek. Greens vary from small and exacting to large, with many featuring slopes and multiple sections. Key characteristics include rolling fairways, elevation changes, sand bunkers, and strategic pin positions that reward precision shot-making. The facility maintains a dress code requiring collared shirts and spikeless golf shoes. Towanda maintains reciprocal relationships with regional courses and offers tournament play throughout the year.

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PA

Tower Ranch Golfclub Follow

British Columbia

Tower Ranch Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Kelowna, British Columbia, minutes from Kelowna International Airport and downtown. Designed by renowned architect Thomas McBroom, the course features a rugged layout with quick, true greens and immaculate conditions set against the backdrop of the Okanagan Valley and Okanagan Lake. The course is characterized by numerous risk/reward shotmaking opportunities that accommodate golfers of all skill levels while providing challenges for experienced players. The design rewards accuracy with spectacular valley views at nearly every hole. The facility includes a 10,000 square-foot clubhouse housing a golf shop, Carrington's Restaurant & Patio, and fitness facilities. Tower Ranch has received significant recognition, including being named "One of the Best New Courses in the World" by Travel + Leisure Magazine, "#1 in Kelowna" by SCORE Golf, and "#18 Public Course in Canada" by SCORE Golf. The course is consistently voted the best in Kelowna by various publications. Known for quick greens, immaculate conditioning, and exceptional hospitality, it serves as a premier destination for golfers seeking both challenging play and remarkable scenic surroundings.

Tower Tee Follow

MO 1 upcoming event

Tower Tee Golf & Recreation features a 9-hole par 3 golf course with hole designs inspired by famous par 3 holes from around the world, designed by architect Art Schaupeter. The course occupies the same ground as the original Tower Tee nine-hole course. The course plays to par 27 with a total length of 609 yards. The course has been completely redesigned with each hole being inspired by a different famous par 3 hole, and features greens built to USGA specifications. The course is easy to walk and while 7 of the 9 holes are less than 100 yards, it can provide a challenge for all golfers. The rolling hills, beautiful greens and white sand bunkers characterize the course as a top destination for golfers in the St. Louis Metro area. Each hole is inspired by famous par 3 holes from around the world, including references to Prairie Dunes CC, the Old Course at St. Andrews, Lahinch Golf Club, and Royal Troon Golf Club. The family-friendly layout is great for beginners as well as those looking to hone their short game. The facility opened in 2022 as a golf and athletic entertainment center with a new and improved driving range, mini golf course, batting cages, 9-hole par 3 course, short game practice facility, soccer golf, and a snack bar. The course ranked in Golf Advisor's Top 25 Short Courses in the U.S., placing at #4 in 2023 and #21 in 2022.

Tower Tee Golf & Recreation Follow

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Tower Tee Golf & Recreation is a St. Louis landmark facility that reopened in 2021 after an extensive renovation. The centerpiece is a par 3 golf course designed to provide fun and challenging play for golfers of all skill levels. Located at 6727 Heege Road in St. Louis, Missouri, the facility features a 15,000 square foot putting green with USGA-standard greens. Beyond the golf course, Tower Tee offers comprehensive practice and instruction amenities including a covered driving range with TopTracer technology, a short game precision area, and lessons from PGA instructors. The facility maintains the family-friendly recreational focus it established over five decades ago, supplementing golf with footgolf, mini golf, batting cages, bocce ball, and a playground. The venue accommodates corporate and family events and outings, making it a multipurpose recreation complex. The course itself is accessible to players seeking both casual rounds and skill development, supported by professional instruction programs including junior golf camps and PGA Junior League offerings.