Golf Courses

Waipukurau Golf Course Follow

Hawke's Bay

Waipukurau Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Central Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, situated on gently undulating old river terraces. The course features mature tree-lined fairways and immaculate greens, offering a picturesque playing experience. The terrain comprises former river terraces, creating a gently rolling landscape that provides moderate challenge without extreme difficulty. The course is characterized by its well-maintained conditions and tree-lined layout, which frames the fairways and defines play throughout the course. Located at State Highway 2 in Waipukurau, the course serves as a focal point for the local golfing community and hosts various competitions and tournaments through its active club program. The setting reflects the natural landscape of the Central Hawkes Bay region, combining playability with aesthetic appeal through its mature vegetation and manicured greens.

Wairakei 9-hole Golf Course Follow

Waikato

Wairakei Resort Taupō offers a 9-hole golf course renowned as one of New Zealand's best short courses. The par 34 layout spans 1,941 metres, with the longest hole measuring 366 metres. Open to both hotel guests and the general public, the course is designed as an excellent social venue for families and friends to enjoy during their Taupō visit. Located within the Wairakei Resort grounds, the course benefits from the region's natural landscape and geothermal setting. Its accessibility and manageable length make it ideal for players of all skill levels, earning it status as a local favourite. The course operates from 6:00 AM until dusk daily. Facilities include golf club and trundler (golf cart) rentals available on-site. The nearby Geyser House Bar provides a convenient spot to relax after completing the round. With its focus on social play rather than championship difficulty, Wairakei 9-hole Golf Course serves as an excellent introduction to golf or a casual recreational option for experienced golfers seeking an enjoyable short-course experience.

Wairakei International Golf Course Follow

Waikato

Wairakei Golf + Sanctuary is a championship golf course located in Taupō, New Zealand, situated along the Thermal Explorer Highway. The course is distinguished as New Zealand's first predator-free golf course, operating as both a premier golfing destination and wildlife sanctuary. The course features multiple tee options, including Women's Red, Men's White, and Men's Championship tees, catering to various skill levels. Set within stunning natural landscapes, the course is integrated with conservation efforts, providing a safe haven for native wildlife including endangered kiwi, takahē, and fallow deer. The natural terrain and scenic surroundings create a visually striking golfing experience. The course is characterized by world-class championship design with an emphasis on environmental harmony. Notable features include the 1st fairway, which can be viewed from the expansive Clubhouse Café deck. The facility incorporates Māori cultural elements, including a striking Pouwhenua carved from ancient tōtara wood by master carver Wikuki Kingi, celebrating the region's natural and spiritual heritage. Wairakei offers comprehensive amenities including a pro shop, fully licensed café, and tuition services, making it a complete golfing destination that balances competitive play with conservation and cultural appreciation.

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Hawke's Bay

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Hawke's Bay

Waitakere Golf Follow

Auckland

Waitakere Golf Club is located at the entrance to Cascade Kauri Park, approximately 30 minutes drive from Auckland Central City. The course features 18 holes with four par 5s, offering a unique layout where no two holes are similar. A signature feature is the stunning 6th hole, where golfers tee off in the bush, providing an immersive forest experience. The course is set within serene natural surroundings that create a distinctive and picturesque playing environment. The layout caters to golfers of all abilities, combining varied terrain and challenging design elements. The club is situated in a secluded location within the park, presenting itself as a hidden gem for those willing to venture beyond the main urban areas. The natural landscape and indigenous bush setting contribute to the course's character and appeal, offering both aesthetic beauty and strategic golfing challenges throughout the round.

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Northland

Waitara Golf Club Follow

Taranaki

Waitara Golf Course Follow

Taranaki

Waitara Golf Club, known traditionally as the Airedale Links, is an 18-hole links course located on the west coast of Taranaki, approximately 18 kilometres from central New Plymouth. The course plays to a par of 67 and measures around 4,750 metres, featuring six par-3 holes and a single par-5, making it notably short but challenging. Established in 1956, the course is situated on a tight pocket of coastal land with spectacular views of the Tasman Sea to the north and Mount Taranaki to the south. The layout consists of two returning nines, with the front nine routed through inland terrain and the back nine featuring the course's signature stretch of holes 11-16 that tightly hug the coastline. The course is characterized by firm and fast-playing conditions with sandy-soiled, rumpled fairways typical of links golf. Natural contours, dunes, and tumbling land create the primary defence, as the course features no bunkers. The back nine's coastal holes showcase dramatic terrain with short drivable par-4s featuring greens running off cliff edges, along with postage stamp, punchbowl, and double-tiered greens providing variety throughout the course. Waitara regularly hosts regional tournaments as part of the Taranaki Golf circuit and is known for its accessible, welcoming approach to golf with minimal formalities and low green fees. The course accommodates golfers of all levels and provides an exceptional example of links golf design within New Zealand.

Waitematā Golf Club Follow

Auckland

Waitematā Golf Club, founded in 1905, is situated in the historic village of Devonport, Auckland. The 18-hole parkland course features a flat contour that allows for easy walking through beautiful surroundings with well-established trees, shrubs, and water features. The course design emphasizes accessibility and scenic beauty, making it suitable for golfers of varying abilities. Known as a breeding ground for champion golfers, Waitematā has produced national champions and was recognized with the 2019 Club of the Year award at the National Golf Awards, acknowledging its innovation, inclusion, community impact, and club growth. The club welcomes both members and visitors to its welcoming golfing community and offers excellent facilities including a clubhouse with indoor/outdoor flow and panoramic views across the course, along with an on-site café. The flat terrain and parkland setting create an enjoyable playing experience while maintaining the character of a traditional golf club in a historic village location.

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Waikato

Waitikiri Golf Course Follow

Canterbury

Waitikiri Golf Club is one of the premier courses in the South Island of New Zealand, located in east Christchurch, 10 kilometres from the city centre. The parkland course features a design based on English golf course principles, set within a wooded landscape of established native and exotic trees and shrubs. The course is characterized by lush green fairways lined with trees and strategic vegetation, complemented by greens with subtle undulations and strategically positioned bunkers. Several doglegs provide both visual interest and golfing challenges throughout the layout. The course is designed to offer an enjoyable round for players of all abilities, combining character with challenge. Waitikiri is easily accessible from Christchurch Airport and main roads, making it convenient for both local and visiting golfers. The facility includes a well-stocked pro shop and a clubhouse offering food and refreshments before and after play. The course maintains high quality standards and offers coaching and practice areas for player development.

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Canterbury

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Waikato

Waiuku Golf Course Follow

Auckland

Waiuku Golf and Squash Club is an 18-hole, par-71 golf course located on the outskirts of South Auckland, approximately one hour south of Auckland City. Established in 1921, the course is situated in a natural setting that provides an escape from urban areas. The course features lush fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and tree-lined holes designed to challenge golfers of all skill levels. The layout combines aesthetic appeal with playability, offering a rewarding golfing experience across varying terrain. The course caters to both competitive and recreational players, with facilities including a clubhouse and on-site dining through Birdie Bliss restaurant, which operates during club events on selected days. The setting emphasizes a relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere while maintaining course integrity and challenge. As an established club with nearly a century of history, Waiuku Golf and Squash Club continues to be a notable venue within New Zealand's golfing landscape, serving the South Auckland region and visitors from wider areas.

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佐賀県

Wakamiya Golf Club Follow

福岡県 3 upcoming events

Wakamiya Golf Club is a flat, 18-hole layout located in Miyawaka, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, where the total elevation change remains under 30 meters. The course is designed to be accessible to a wide range of players, from beginners to advanced golfers, by strategically placing water hazards within the relatively level terrain. This design choice tests a player's strategic decision-making, particularly on dogleg holes where the layout demands careful club selection and shot placement. The course features a par 72 configuration with multiple tee boxes to accommodate different skill levels. The standard white tees offer a total yardage of 3,084 yards for the front nine and 2,948 yards for the back nine, while the blue tees extend the challenge to 3,332 and 3,129 yards respectively. The front nine includes a mix of par 4s, two par 5s, and two par 3s, with the 7th hole serving as the handicap 1 at 393 yards from the white tees. The back nine balances the round with another two par 5s and two par 3s, highlighted by the 10th hole, a 431-yard par 5 from the white tees that serves as the course's longest hole. Significant water hazards are integrated throughout the layout, with the 11th hole presenting a 117-yard par 3 over water from the standard tees. The 18th hole, a 332-yard par 4 from the white tees, concludes the round with a demanding approach. The course utilizes Bentgrass greens, which are maintained to provide consistent playing conditions for the various competitions and events hosted at the facility. Wakamiya Golf Club hosts a variety of regular competitions, including the "Saga Beef Cup" and the "Wakamiya Point Bonus Cup," which attract local and regional players. The course is part of the Trial Golf & Resort Group and is situated near the Miyawaka Interchange on the Kyushu Expressway, making it accessible for both local golfers and visitors traveling from Fukuoka or Kitakyushu. The facility also offers a restaurant and club facilities designed with a mid-century modern aesthetic to provide a comfortable environment for players before and after their rounds.

Wakasa CC Follow

三方上中郡

Wakasa Country Club is located in Shindou 9-3, Wakasa Town, Mikataikouchi District, Fukui Prefecture. The facility features a 27-hole layout divided into three distinct nine-hole courses: the Suigetsu Lake Course, the Hyuga Lake Course, and the Suga Lake Course. Each nine-hole loop plays to par 36, making the full course par 108. The Suga Lake Course was designed under the supervision of professional golfer Hideyo Sugimoto. The courses are characterized by a hilly landscape with gentle undulations, offering a mix of tee shots that range from downhill to uphill and from straight to dogleg. The Suigetsu Lake Course begins with a generous par-4 that plays slightly downhill, while the second hole presents a short par-4 with a slight left dogleg. The eighth hole on this loop, rated as the most difficult at handicap 1, is a mid-length uphill par-4 where missing left or behind leaves an approach that must be played from well below the green. The ninth hole plays over water to a narrow green, demanding careful club selection. The Hyuga Lake Course features a straight downhill par-4 to start, followed by a short par-4 with a slight left dogleg. The fifth hole is a demanding par-5 with water guarding the green, rewarding both distance and accuracy for those who can reach in two. The eighth hole plays straight downhill over a long distance to a two-tiered green, while the closing ninth is a short par-3 over water with lateral hazards on the right side, where wind conditions between tee and green can differ significantly. The Suga Lake Course opens with a challenging uphill par-5 where the right side is out of bounds and a creek runs below the left fairway. The second hole is an uphill par-4 with out of bounds to the right, requiring careful positioning off the tee. The fifth hole plays to a green that is higher in the back, with a notable mound on the left rear. Across all three courses, the layout incorporates water hazards, out-of-bounds areas, and multi-tiered greens that test distance control and course management.

Wakasu Golf Links Follow

Wakasu Golf Links is a premier 18-hole championship golf course located in Tokyo, situated in a picturesque setting surrounded by sea on three sides. The course stretches 6,970 yards with a par of 72, featuring a balanced layout of 36 strokes per nine holes. The course offers multiple tee options accommodating golfers of all skill levels, with blue tees at full championship length and red tees for beginners and women players. Recent renovations completed from 2020 onwards included comprehensive improvements to greens, bunkers, and surrounds, alongside the addition of new ladies' tees. Wakasu Golf Links presents a challenging test for advanced golfers while remaining accessible to recreational players. The course is designed to deliver contrasting experiences: demanding play requiring precision for skilled competitors, and enjoyable rounds for women and novices. Designated holes for long-drive competitions include holes 3, 8, 13, and 17, while holes 6 and 16 are featured for closest-to-pin contests. The seaside location provides distinctive views and challenging wind conditions characteristic of links-style play.

Wakayama Country Club Follow

和歌山県

Wakayama Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in the Uehara district of Wakayama City, situated near the border with Osaka Prefecture at the base of the Takoyako Pass. The course was designed by Giichi Sato, a four-time All Japan Amateur champion, and opened in November 1964 as the second golf course in Wakayama Prefecture. The layout is characterized by a gentle slope across a hilly terrain that faces the city, with the front nine holes featuring wide fairways separated by natural woods and ponds that serve as hazards. The back nine presents a different challenge, with narrower landing areas for tee shots that require greater accuracy. The course plays to a par of 71, with the front nine totaling 36 and the back nine 35. The front nine is noted for its generous fairway width, allowing for powerful drives, while the back nine demands more precise shot-making. Specific holes are highlighted for their distinct requirements: the 3rd and 9th holes on the front nine are recommended for driving distance, while the 2nd and 6th favor approach precision. On the back nine, the 13th and 18th holes are suited for long hitters, whereas the 14th and 16th holes reward accurate approach shots. The 1st hole is a long par-5 measuring 570 yards from the regular tees, while the 9th hole is the longest at 610 yards. The course features several short par-3 holes, including the 6th at 126 yards and the 14th at 160 yards. The design incorporates a full automatic watering system installed in 1992, supported by a reservoir built in 1991. The club also features a driving range, which was established in 2001 and later replaced by a solar park in 2015. Historical developments include the addition of a new 2nd hole in 1984, with the original hole retained for tournament play. The course has seen various upgrades over the decades, including the introduction of electric carts and the installation of electromagnetic induction carts in 1995. Structural changes were made in 2010 to remove suspension bridges on the 9th and 16th holes in preparation for potential earthquakes, replacing them with cart detours. The club was founded by Yazo Kitamura, who established the operating company in 1963.

Wakayama Golf Club Kaji Course Follow

山口県

The Wakayama Golf Club Kaji Course is a 18-hole, par 72 facility located in Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. Situated in the Shōnan Kōshien area, the course is characterized by its flat, seaside terrain that overlooks the Seto Inland Sea. The design emphasizes a strategic layout where the expansive views of the ocean are a constant feature for players navigating the fairways. The front nine presents a mix of lengths, beginning with a long 505-yard par 5 at the first hole. The par 3s on the front side vary significantly, ranging from the short 95-yard eighth hole to the 355-yard third hole. The back nine continues this variety, highlighted by the course's signature hole: a 480-yard par 4 that serves as the demanding middle hole of the layout. Other notable distances include the 420-yard ninth hole and the 405-yard tenth hole, which opens the back nine. With a total yardage that includes several long par 4s and a substantial opening hole, the course offers a test of distance and accuracy. The flat nature of the terrain contrasts with the strategic demands of the long holes, particularly the 480-yard par 4, which stands out as the primary challenge for golfers seeking to navigate the seaside links effectively.

Wakefield Golf Club Follow

West Yorkshire 8 upcoming events

Wakefield Golf Club is a well-established parkland course located in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, designed by Sandy Herd with bunkering by Dr. Alister MacKenzie. Founded in 1891, it ranks among Yorkshire's oldest private members clubs. The course is a challenging par 72 featuring two loops of nine holes, both starting and finishing at the clubhouse, making it easy to walk. The layout provides an accessible yet testing design that appeals to golfers of varying abilities. The course is maintained to a high standard throughout the season and is particularly renowned for the quality of its greens. The combination of Herd's original design with MacKenzie's strategic bunkering creates an interesting challenge that balances playability with difficulty. The parkland setting provides an attractive playing environment. The course welcomes visitors and societies regularly, many of whom make repeat visits, indicating its reputation as a quality golfing destination. Its accessibility and friendly atmosphere make it popular with organized groups and individual visiting golfers.

Wakehurst Golf Course Follow

New South Wales

Wakehurst Golf Club is situated in a unique bushland setting in Seaforth, NSW, offering an escape from nearby urban areas. The course is a challenging Par 72 layout that commands views over Manly Dam and surrounding districts. The modern clubhouse complements the course design and provides additional amenities including dining, functions facilities, and a bar. The club welcomes public players seven days a week with advance bookings recommended. Beyond golf, Wakehurst offers tennis facilities and a clubhouse suitable for casual visits and organized functions. The course features a scenic landscape characteristic of the local bushland terrain, making it a notable destination for both members and visiting golfers seeking a challenging round in a distinctive natural environment.

Waki GC Follow

玖珂郡