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Union Hills Country Club

AZ

Union Hills Golf Club, opened in 1977 and welcoming public play since 2014, is a parkland-style course located in Sun City, Arizona. Designed by Greg Nash, the course stretches 6,900 yards across five sets of tees, accommodating players of all skill levels. The layout features multiple lakes, generously-proportioned fairways with strategic bunker placement, and elevated greens that provide consistent challenge without excessive width. The signature 382-yard par 4 14th hole requires players to navigate water on the approach to reach the green, presenting a test of both skill and restraint. The course was recently acquired by Swing First Golf in 2023 and is undergoing restoration to its original condition. On-site amenities include a full-size driving range, short-game practice area, putting green, and an outdoor grill offering food and beverages. Union Hills accommodates group outings for up to 144 golfers and hosts corporate and charity events with various tournament formats.

Union League Golf Club

PA

The 18-hole Union League course at the The Union League Golf Club At Torresdale facility in Philadelphia features 6,301 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course was designed by Donald Ross in 1920 and opened in 1921, with a restoration completed by Stephen Kay from 2014-17. The course is located just 12 miles northeast of Center City Philadelphia. Originally called Torresdale-Frankford Country Club, the course was a joining of two nine-hole layouts that began in the late 1890s, with the Ross design opening over a 200-acre parcel of land featuring two creeks running throughout the property. The par-70 layout has markers from 4,895 yards up to 6,609 yards and features a surprising amount of roll and elevation change so that every shot commands attention. For over 100 years, Torresdale has proved to be a tough test with every hole precisely placed over its rolling terrain. The course was largely neglected until 2014 when the Union League of Philadelphia acquired it and undertook a comprehensive restoration. Key events held at the course include the Philadelphia Open (1938, 54, 74, 86, 2000), Henry Hurst Invitational (1941), and Philadelphia Amateur Championship (1967, 1987, 2006). Sam Snead holds the course record of 64, which he set during the 1941 Philadelphia Open.

Union League Liberty Hill

PA

Union League Liberty Hill features an 18-hole Gary Player designed golf course that sprawls across 311 acres. The course features 7,500 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Formerly The Ace Club, built by the Chubb Foundation in 2003, Union League Liberty Hill is situated on a 311-acre rolling terrain. The modern design features large fairways and greens with scenic views and beautiful water features near the clubhouse. Spanning over 300 acres of rolling terrain punctuated by a strategic ravine, the course is notable for both its scale and complexity. From the championship tees, the course exceeds 7,400 yards, emphasizing the importance of length and precision. The intersecting ravine presents a unique topographical element, and the persistent wind and length collectively provide a rigorous test for golfers. The course's design, engineering and maintenance strategy earned it the elite Silver Signature Series designation in the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program. Three years after opening, Liberty Hill became host of the Exelon Invitational hosted by PGA Tour player and Pennsylvania native Jim Furyk.

Uniontown Country Club

PA

Founded in 1908 originally as the Uniontown Country Club, the course is located in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. The 18-hole layout plays to a Par 71 with 6,115 total yards (Slope 119, Course Rating 68.0). The course was designed by Emil Loeffler and John McGlynn. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the course features a classic design with its original character preserved over more than a century. Although the course measures 6,115 yards, it presents challenges through smaller greens characteristic of historic designs, with well-groomed fairways and terrific greens maintaining difficulty while remaining accessible. The tee box on Hole 13 offers one of the best views in the city. The course maintains a challenging yet balanced difficulty profile suitable for various skill levels. Now operating as the South Union Township Municipal Golf Course, it is an open-to-the-public golf destination. The facility offers dining, banquet, and tee time services to the public alongside member amenities.

Unique Indoor Golf

Warwickshire

Unique Indoor Golf is an indoor golf simulator facility located in Atherstone, CV9 2QX, housed in Unit 33 at Innage Park on Holly Lane Industrial Estate. The venue features state-of-the-art golf simulators that allow players to experience world-class courses from around the globe year-round, regardless of weather conditions. The facility caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners looking to perfect their swing to experienced players seeking competitive play. Simulator hire is available from £25 per hour (or £6.25 per hour per player for groups of four), with numerous internationally renowned courses available to play on the simulators. Unique Indoor Golf operates as an England Golf affiliate venue and offers memberships with benefits including monthly free simulator time, discounts on hire, food and beverages, shop items, and access to members-only competitions. The venue also provides lessons and hosts society events and tournaments. The facility is open Tuesday to Friday (12:00-21:00) and Saturday to Sunday (09:00-15:00), with a welcoming atmosphere described by visitors as clean, professional, and well-presented.

Unitech Golf Course

Uttar Pradesh

United Golf Resort

Región de Murcia

United Golf La Tercia is a 9-hole golf course designed by José Gancedo, featuring 3 par threes, 3 par fours, and 3 par fives, with a par of 36 and a length of 3042 yards. The course presents undulating greens and wide fairways similar to British links courses, with watercourses testing accuracy and strategy in a natural setting without urban development. Located between Murcia city and the Mar Menor coastline, the resort is surrounded by open views, nature and mountains. The course is situated 5km from the town of Balsicas, 25km from Murcia, and 15km from the beach and San Javier Airport. A distinctive feature is the aquatic driving range-the first in Spain-which overlooks a lake with standard distance markers. The course was originally built as a 9-hole layout with plans to extend to 18 holes; however, the golf course is currently closed and not operational.

United States Naval Academy Golf Club

MD

United States Naval Academy Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect William S. Flynn in 1944. Located on Greenbury Point in Annapolis, Maryland, the course features rolling terrain that incorporates the natural landscape of inlets and tidal rivers of the Chesapeake Bay, with distant views of the Bay Bridge. The course presents significant challenges across its layout, with multiple demanding par fours and strategically placed hazards. Notable features include the "Amen Corner" (holes 12-15), considered the toughest stretch, and the infamous "Pit of Death" bunker on hole 8. The front nine sits south of Greenbury Point Road with par threes and fours, while the back nine north of the road features longer, more demanding holes with severe elevation changes and deep bunker complexes. Recent renovations (2017-2018) have enhanced the course's difficulty and playability, including complete rebuilds of holes 12, 13, and 14, along with significant modifications to greens, bunkers, and overall bunkering strategy. The course is characterized by narrow greens, steep drop-offs, water hazards, and out-of-bounds markers that demand precision from golfers of all skill levels.

University Club Of Kentucky

KY

University Club of Kentucky is a 36-hole golf facility located in Lexington, Kentucky, situated in the rolling Bluegrass terrain of Central Kentucky. The course features two distinct layouts: the Big Blue Course, designed by Arthur Hills, and the Wildcat Course, which is characterized as more challenging. The property showcases the region's distinctive countryside setting with rolling hills typical of the Bluegrass landscape. The Big Blue Course represents the Arthur Hills design philosophy, while the Wildcat Course offers a more demanding test of golf. The facility serves as a destination golf club with comprehensive amenities including a clubhouse, driving range, and mobile app with GPS rangefinder capabilities. The club hosts outings, tournaments, and events throughout the year and offers membership options for regular players. The courses are designed to appeal to golfers of varying skill levels, from those seeking an enjoyable round to those looking for a more challenging experience. University Club of Kentucky positions itself as one of Kentucky's premier golf destinations.

University Golf Club

British Columbia

University Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by A.V. Macan, located in Vancouver's University Endowment Lands just minutes from downtown. The course is nestled in beautiful rolling hills, offering scenic views throughout the layout. Established in 1929, it has over 95 years of history and is recognized as one of British Columbia's finest public golf courses. The course provides an enjoyable and challenging experience suitable for players of all skill levels, from beginners to competitive golfers. The club recently underwent a course renovation and features a modern retail shop redesigned in 2024. Beyond golf, University Golf Club offers comprehensive instruction through experienced PGA Professionals, a practice range, TaylorMade Fitting Centre, and academy programs. The facility also includes event spaces such as a newly renovated pergola and garden area for ceremonies, dining facilities at Westward Ho! restaurant, and banquet spaces for tournaments, corporate events, and weddings. The club serves as both a championship golf destination and a full-service venue facility.

University Golf Course

GA

The UGA Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 71 championship layout designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones. Located on the beautiful campus of the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, the course is set on rolling terrain in northeast Georgia, offering scenic views characteristic of the region's landscape. Widely regarded as one of the best university courses in the United States, the course presents a challenging yet visually appealing playing experience. The design takes full advantage of the natural rolling topography, creating varied elevation changes and strategic shot-making opportunities throughout the round. Open to the public as well as UGA students, faculty, staff, and alumni, the course provides affordable, first-rate facilities and services. Beyond daily play, the UGA Golf Course hosts competitive tournaments including the annual Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic and offers instruction from PGA professionals, multiple league play options, and private event hosting. The course maintains high standards with a dress code policy and implements a rain check policy to ensure customer satisfaction.

University Golf Course

ID

The University of Idaho Golf Course is an 18-hole public facility on the campus of the University of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho. The par-72 layout ranges in length from 5,570 to 6,637 yards. The first nine holes were opened in 1937, designed by Englishman Francis L. "Frank" James, who had designed over a hundred courses. The second nine holes were constructed from 1968 to 1970, designed by golf course architect Bob E. Baldock, with the current clubhouse built in 1969. Set in the rolling hills of the Palouse of north central Idaho, the course sits at an average elevation of 2,650 feet, and the significant elevation changes, terraced fairways, and often breezy conditions contribute to make it a challenging track. The front nine provides scoring opportunities, featuring three par-5s in an open grassland venue, while the back nine tightens up into a narrow parkland theme, including two difficult par-3s, with the round concluding by running a gauntlet of three challenging holes known as "Heartbreak Ridge". The UI Golf Course is the home of the Vandal golf teams, which compete in the Big Sky Conference of the NCAA.

University of Illinois Golf Orange and Blue Courses

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The University of Illinois Golf Orange and Blue Courses comprise a 36-hole championship facility located in Savoy, Illinois. The Orange Course was constructed in 1950, followed by the Blue Course in 1966. Both courses were built during the mid-20th century and represent classic golf design from that era. The courses present varied challenges across their layouts, featuring sand bunkers, water hazards, tree-lined fairways, and undulating greens that test golfers of different skill levels. The combination of these natural and designed obstacles creates engaging play throughout both 18-hole courses. The facility hosts numerous tournaments and competitions, including the U of I Open Championship, Club Champions events, and Better Ball competitions. The courses are situated on the University of Illinois campus grounds and serve both the university community and the general public. The facility offers amenities including online tee time booking, golf instruction, season passes, and outings services. The courses remain popular championship-level venues for competitive play and recreational golf in central Illinois.

University of Louisville Golf Club

KY

The University of Louisville Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Simpsonville, Kentucky, a short distance from downtown Louisville. The facility features a challenging layout designed to accommodate players of all skill levels and is complemented by a comprehensive 22-acre practice facility that includes a two-tiered driving range, expansive short game area, and premium Pro V1 range balls. Beyond the course itself, the club offers amenities including an on-site pool, Louie's Grille dining facility, and a patio with sunset views. The course serves as the home facility for the University of Louisville Men's and Women's Golf Teams and has established itself as a premier tournament venue in the region. ULGC has hosted numerous high-profile competitions, including the 2019 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships, 2021 NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships, multiple Kentucky State Amateur Championships, and annual Kentucky Men's Open tournaments. The club also hosts PGA Secretary's Cup events, Kentucky Section tournaments across various divisions, and Golf Channel amateur events, along with junior tour competitions, demonstrating its significance within collegiate and competitive amateur golf.

University of Montana Golf Course

MT

The University of Montana Golf Course is a nine-hole triple tee course located one mile south of the university's main campus in Missoula. Set on one of the last open spaces in the Missoula valley, the course features flat terrain with mature tree-lined fairways throughout. The landscape is characterized by open fairways interspersed with native prairie reclaimed areas, and wildlife including deer are commonly observed on the course. The design accommodates golfers of all skill levels and ages, offering an accessible and affordable golfing experience. The course is operated by university students through Campus Recreation, providing friendly customer service. Beyond golf, the facility serves the community with additional amenities including a driving range and the Iron Griz restaurant operated by UM Dining. During winter months when the course is not in active play, the grounds serve alternative recreational purposes including cross-country skiing, sledding, walking, and jogging. The facility operates seasonally, with operations dependent on weather conditions.

University of New Mexico Championship Golf Course

NM

The Championship Course at the University of New Mexico, officially opened in 1967, is one of the premier golf facilities in the United States. Located in Albuquerque, the course has earned national recognition, including being ranked #2 Best in State by Golfweek in 2025 and #18 Best Campus Golf Courses by Golfweek in 2022. Golf Digest Magazine has recognized it among the top-25 public courses in the country, while Golfweek previously named it the #1 course to play in New Mexico. The Championship Course has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including the NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships in 1950, 1976, 1992, and 1998, as well as the 1987 women's NCAA tournament. These major championship events underscore the course's high caliber and challenging layout. The facility maintains excellent standards for a university golf course, offering both competitive play and quality amenities. Its sustained excellence and tournament history reflect its design quality and maintenance standards, making it a significant venue for collegiate and competitive golf in the Southwest region.

University of North Dakota Golf Course

ND

Ray Richards Golf Course in Grand Forks, North Dakota is a full-service, nine-hole golf course located adjacent to the University of North Dakota. The 9-hole course features 3,273 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36 and was designed by Robert B. Harris, ASGCA, opening in 2020. Tee box to green yardages range from 2,637 to 3,309 yards, with an average of two sand traps on each hole and several doglegged fairways. The golf course is owned and operated by the University of North Dakota and is located along the south border of the Grand Forks campus. The course rating is 35.1 and it has a slope rating of 118 on Blue grass. Ray Richards Golf Course has an onsite driving range with 4 practice tees. The course mission is to enhance the educational process at UND by providing the University community with a recreational outlet, as well as a classroom for golf classes conducted for credit, while providing the entire community with a first-class golf facility.