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Ras Al Khaimah

Tower Links Golf Club in Ras Al Khaimah, designed by Gerald Williams, is an 18-hole Par 72 course that opened in 2004. Measuring 7,098 yards from the professional tees, it features four tee boxes per hole to accommodate golfers of all abilities. The course is distinctly characterized by its natural setting, with 11 of the 18 holes meandering through a mangrove reserve that provides habitat for aquatic and bird species. The mangrove environment, combined with expansive sandy waste areas and framing views of the Hajar mountain range, creates both aesthetic beauty and strategic golfing challenges. The layout capitalizes on Ras Al Khaimah's natural topography, incorporating the region's sandy beaches, mountains, and desert plains into the course design. Tower Links offers a driving range, putting and chipping greens, and a dedicated teaching tee. The facility is complemented by a spa, academy, pro shop, and dining options including the Links Restaurant and Bunker Lounge & Grill, serving Middle Eastern, Asian, and Mediterranean cuisine with views of the course.

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WI

Sheboygan Town & Country Golf Course is a 27-hole layout offering a challenging design in Wisconsin. The course features mature stands of trees and the Pigeon River winding throughout, creating both scenic beauty and strategic difficulty. Located in Sheboygan, the course is conveniently positioned less than an hour from Milwaukee and Green Bay, and approximately 30 minutes from Fond Du Lac, making it accessible to regional golfers. The course is recognized as one of Wisconsin's best values in golf and emphasizes its manicured conditioning and challenging play. Town & Country distinguishes itself with one of the largest on-course golf shops in Wisconsin, staffed by PGA professionals offering club fitting services. The facility also features indoor simulators and provides various lesson programs, including PGA Junior League instruction. The venue accommodates outings and tournaments, with dining available through Bottom of the Cup restaurant and a dining room suitable for events and weddings.

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NJ

Town & Country Golf Links is an 18-hole golf course featuring 6,496 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Designed by Carl Gaskill, the course opened in 1999. The course is located 20 minutes east of Wilmington, 40 minutes southeast of Philadelphia in Woodstown, New Jersey. The course rating is 71 and it has a slope rating of 125. The course offers a traditional links-style front nine featuring generous fairways and wide greens, and a more challenging back nine favoring accuracy and geared towards shot makers. All 18 holes have rye grass fairways and bent grass greens lined with deep rough and tall fescue. The links-style layout invites wind, water and sand to present occasional obstacles, with seven ponds and numerous bunkers strategically placed throughout the course.

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South Yorkshire

Doncaster Town Moor Golf Course is set within the grounds of Doncaster Race Course in Belle Vue, Doncaster. The course is known for maintaining some of the best greens in South Yorkshire. The layout consists of 19 holes, providing players with a full course experience. The venue offers a unique setting, being situated within a racecourse environment, which distinguishes it from traditional standalone golf facilities. The course accommodates various golfers through membership options and welcomes visitors via green fees and society packages. Additional amenities include buggy hire services and coaching facilities provided by the club's professional team. The course hosts regular competitions and opens, serving both recreational and competitive golfers in the South Yorkshire region.

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NY

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NY

Situated on 121 acres, the course is an 18-hole, par 70 championship golf course featuring narrow fairways, water holes, sand and grass bunkers, as well as a putting green. Designed by Thomas Fazio, the course opened in 1989. Located on Long Island's coveted Gold Coast in Woodbury, the course is situated on a former estate setting. A turn-of-the-century mansion serves as the Mansion at Oyster Bay Catering facility and Clubhouse Grille. The course features 6,351 yards from the longest tees with a course rating of 71.5 and a slope rating of 131. The course is characterized by meticulously manicured greens complete with cascading waterfalls, narrow fairways, and water holes. A "Halfway House" located on the 8th tee provides golfers with restroom facilities and a snack bar. The course underwent a $5 million upgrade including new tee boxes on all 18 holes along with a new irrigation system. The facility is open to Town of Oyster Bay residents and also features the Lucas Golf Center with a driving range and pro shop.

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NY

Schroon Lake Golf Course is a municipal facility owned and operated by the Town of Schroon since 1944. The property is a compact, walkable nine-hole layout that plays to par 36 and roughly 2,936 yards for a single loop, with an 18-hole composite of about 6,105 yards when played twice from alternate tees. The course overlooks beautiful Schroon Lake and is guarded by majestic Pharaoh Mountain, with natural beauty and rolling hills combining for a relaxing golfing experience. The terrain rolls over former farm and pasture land with corridors edged by mixed northern hardwoods; views open toward the surrounding hills. The course was laid out by Donald Ross, announced in September 1917 and constructed in fall 1917 and spring 1918, with Memorial Day 1918 set as the opening. The realized work reflected both a Ross plan and pragmatic field decisions made during construction. A small pro-shop operation, motor carts and pull carts, club rental, and a practice putting green support daily-fee play; seasonal leagues and affordable fee structures anchor the local community emphasis.

Towne Lake Hills Golf Club Follow

GA

Designed in 1994 by renowned architect Arthur Hills, Towne Lake Hills Golf Club is a signature course featuring Bermuda fairways and bentgrass greens. Located in Woodstock, Georgia, the course showcases rolling green hills set within wooded countryside, offering natural beauty combined with challenging play suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The course is characterized by skillfully designed holes with impeccably maintained conditions throughout. The rolling terrain and wooded setting create a distinctive landscape that provides both aesthetic appeal and strategic difficulty. The combination of the natural topography and Arthur Hills' design philosophy creates a course that balances playability with challenge, earning consistent praise from the membership and daily fee players. Towne Lake Hills operates as both a daily fee and membership facility, with amenities including a pro shop, practice facilities, instruction programs, dining options, and event hosting capabilities.

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Lancashire

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Queensland

Townsville Golf Club is Queensland's oldest golf club, situated on the picturesque Ross River in Rosslea. The architecturally designed 18-hole course offers both pleasure and challenge for golfers of all abilities. The course is set within a scenic riverside location that provides an attractive natural setting for play. The club features a redeveloped clubhouse precinct with modern amenities including the 'spike bar' which overlooks the 18th green, providing views of the finishing hole. Practice facilities have been enhanced with a new driving range, supporting player development and improvement. The course welcomes both members and public players, positioning itself as an inclusive facility where everyone is welcome. The club maintains active engagement in course management and sustainability initiatives, including a water sustainability program. The combination of architectural design and riverside setting creates a distinctive playing experience in North Queensland.

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虻田郡

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Toyama Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, situated approximately a 20-minute drive from the city center. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the Ariso Course, the Yakushi Course, and the Jindu Course. All holes are designed for play with all-terrain carts, allowing for a continuous round across the varied terrain. The layout is characterized by open fairways and dynamic shot-making opportunities, with each nine offering a unique routing experience that connects the different sections of the property. The Ariso, Yakushi, and Jindu courses provide a comprehensive test of golf, with each nine-hole segment featuring its own par and yardage profile. The course design emphasizes variety, requiring players to adapt their strategy as they move between the different loops. The facility is equipped with a clubhouse that offers views of the surrounding landscape, providing a resting point for players between rounds or during their game. The terrain is generally flat to gently rolling, typical of the coastal plains of the Toyama region, which facilitates smooth play and consistent ball striking. The integration of three separate nines allows for flexible play options, including 18-hole rounds combining any two of the courses. The club maintains a focus on accessibility and enjoyment, with the all-cart policy ensuring that players can navigate the full extent of the 27 holes efficiently. The setting provides a clear view of the local environment, with the course layout designed to minimize disruption to the natural landscape while offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of varying skill levels.

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長生郡

Toyohiragawa Kariki River Health Park Golf Course Follow

北海道

The Toyohiragawa Kariki River Health Park Golf Course is a nine-hole short course located within the Toyohiragawa Kariki River Health Park in Sapporo, Hokkaido. Situated on the riverbank of the Toyohiragawa River in Shiroishi-ku, the facility offers a compact layout designed for quick play, with a total length of 1,118 yards. The course is managed by the General Incorporated Association Hokkaido River Foundation and operates as a public recreational facility integrated into the broader river park amenities. The course layout consists entirely of par-3 holes, providing a consistent challenge across all nine holes. The yardage for individual holes varies, ranging from a short 97 yards at the fifth hole to a longer 154 yards at the first and ninth holes. The total par for the round is 27. This configuration allows for a fast-paced round of golf, suitable for both beginners and experienced players looking for a shorter game. Operational details indicate that the course is subject to seasonal closures, typically closing from mid-November to late March due to snow conditions. During the warmer months, the course offers extended hours, particularly from April to September when play is available from 6:00 AM until sunset. While night operations were suspended starting in 2018, the facility remains open during daylight hours, with specific closing days for maintenance such as Mondays for the putting green.

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北海道

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北海道

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千葉県

Toyooka Kokusai Country Club Follow

静岡県

Located in Iwata City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Toyooka Kokusai Country Club offers a distinct playing environment characterized by a marine-influenced warm climate and views of the Suruga Bay. The facility is divided into three separate courses, allowing for varied 18-hole combinations. The primary layout consists of the Shishigahana Course, comprising holes 1 through 9, and the Fudo Course, covering holes 10 through 18. A third option, the Iwamuro Course, consists of a unique 9-hole layout that is played twice to complete an 18-hole round. The Shishigahana Course presents a total yardage of 3,245 yards from the championship tees for its nine holes, set at a par of 36. The layout features a mix of uphill and downhill lies, with the second hole requiring a carry over a valley to a green protected by deep bunkers. The seventh hole offers a long 513-yard challenge from the championship tees, while the eighth hole is a demanding 132-yard par-3 that plays downhill over a 100-yard valley. The fairways are generally wide, encouraging aggressive play, though the ninth hole doglegs left, requiring precise tee shots to avoid trouble. The Fudo Course, playing holes 10 through 18, is described as having wider fairways and longer distances, totaling 3,461 yards from the championship tees for a par 36. This nine-hole stretch includes the course's longest hole, the 17th, which measures 594 yards from the championship tees and is designed for a drive and approach strategy. The 13th hole features a raised, platform-style green that complicates approach shots, while the 16th hole is guarded by deep bunkers. The 18th hole finishes with a 432-yard par-4 that plays to a receptive green, warning players against slicing the ball. The Iwamuro Course provides a different challenge with a par of 35 and a championship yardage of 2,904 yards. This layout is played via monorail carts in a self-play format. The course features several two-tiered greens, notably on the first and fourth holes, which require careful club selection and distance control. The fourth hole is a 404-yard par-4 that carries over a valley, while the eighth hole is a 368-yard par-4 with a narrow landing area and right-side out-of-bounds. The ninth hole plays downhill from an elevated tee, often deceiving players regarding the true distance to the green.