Golf Courses

Brett Vale Golf Course ☆ Follow

Suffolk

Brett Vale Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Raydon, Suffolk, situated within the picturesque Constable Country landscape. The course is designed to challenge golfers of all ages and handicaps, offering a well-balanced test of golf set against the area's distinctive rural scenery and rolling terrain characteristic of East Anglia. The club features first-class facilities including a comfortable clubhouse with a bar and restaurant, alongside a well-stocked pro shop. The course has undergone recent renovations to enhance playability, including modifications to bunkering strategies, with notable updates to the 7th hole's waste areas converted to formal bunkers to increase strategic challenge. Brett Vale welcomes both members and visitors, providing accessible golf for players across the skill spectrum. The course maintains high standards of presentation and course management, with regular updates to local rules and course conditions communicated to players. The setting within Constable Country provides an aesthetically pleasing environment, combining the demands of competitive golf with the appeal of Suffolk's agricultural and artistic heritage landscape.

Bretton Woods Golf Course Club House ☆ Follow

MD

Bretton Woods Recreation Center features an 18-hole championship golf course set on a scenic 286-acre property along the banks of the Potomac River in Germantown, Maryland. The course is designed to appeal to players of all skill levels, with signature holes that offer numerous opportunities for memorable shots. The layout integrates with the natural landscape and riverside setting, providing an aesthetically appealing playing experience. The facility has served as a popular destination since 1968, offering a well-maintained championship-caliber course. Beyond golf, the comprehensive recreation center includes an elegant clubhouse with member dining, fitness facilities, tennis courts, pools, and various outdoor recreational programs. The course operates as part of a member-based private club that emphasizes family-friendly recreation and inclusive community engagement.

Bretwood Golf Course ☆ Follow

NH

Bretwood Golf Course is a 36-hole public facility located in Keene, New Hampshire, situated along the picturesque Ashuelot River. The course features two distinct layouts that meander through the river valley, offering scenic views and varied terrain with many elevation changes. The course is characterized by its excellent maintenance standards, featuring large Penncross bentgrass greens protected by strategic bunkering and mounds. Four sets of tees accommodate players of varying skill levels. The design emphasizes challenge and playability, with generous, gently rolling fairways that incorporate significant water hazards and wind exposure throughout both courses. Bretwood appeals to both recreational and competitive golfers, serving as a venue for tournaments and group play. The combination of water features, elevation changes, and strategic bunkering creates a moderately difficult layout that rewards accurate shot-making. The course is known for its well-maintained conditions and is recognized among the finest public golf courses in the Northeast region. Both courses accommodate large and small groups throughout the playing season.

Brevofield Golf Links ☆ Follow

NC

Brevofield Golf Links is an 18-hole course in Wake Forest, North Carolina featuring 6,094 yards of golf for a par of 72, designed by Earl Prevoort and opened in 1996. The family-owned course is located on Camp Kanata Road, west of Wake Forest and north of Raleigh. The course rating is 70 with a slope rating of 113. The course features Crenshaw bent grass greens that are large and well-cushioned with minimal undulation, while Bermuda fairways are wide open and forgiving to the average golfer. Brevofield includes a variety of holes, including some relatively short par 4s that can be reached with a driver. From one of the highest points in Wake County, Brevofield offers panoramic views spanning several miles. The course design provides strategic diversity suited to both experienced and recreational players. The course offers 9 or 18 holes for play.

Brewarrina Golf Club ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Brewster's Kananaskis Ranch Golf Course ☆ Follow

Alberta

Brewster's Golf Kananaskis Ranch is an 18-hole, Par 72 course stretching 5,606 yards, located along the north bank of the Bow River at the foot of Yamnuska Mountain near Seebe, Alberta. The course was developed by fourth-generation entrepreneur Bud Brewster, realizing his vision for a golf course on the historic mountain ranch where he grew up. The layout features rugged, tree-lined terrain characteristic of the Rocky Mountain setting, requiring accuracy off the tee and precise approach shots. The course is framed by towering granite peaks and abundant wildflowers throughout the season, offering exceptional mountain vistas. The relatively modest yardage belies the challenge presented by the undulating landscape and strategic design, making it accessible to golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining genuine difficulty. The course's setting within the Kananaskis valley provides dramatic natural beauty, with the surrounding peaks and river valley creating a scenic backdrop. The facility reflects Brewster's 125-year heritage of providing experiences in the Alberta Rocky Mountains, positioning the course as part of a broader legacy of mountain hospitality and adventure.

BRG Danang Golf Resort ☆ Follow

Briar Bay Golf Course ☆ Follow

FL

Briar Creek Golf Course ☆ Follow

NY

Briar Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Princetown, New York, in the Capital Region of Upstate NY. The course is positioned as one of the best golf values in the region, offering a quality layout that provides challenge to all skill levels. Its design accommodates a wide range of player abilities, making it accessible for both competitive and casual golfers. The course is situated near Saratoga and serves as a popular destination for weekly foursomes and regular play. The facility caters to various golf experiences beyond daily rounds, including corporate outings, tournaments, reunions, and fundraisers. The course can accommodate up to 130 players and offers food packages alongside a pavilion. On-site amenities include the 19th Hole Cafe restaurant, which serves pub favorites and special dishes following rounds. Briar Creek emphasizes competitive pricing and regularly features promotional deals throughout the year, particularly during the Saratoga race season. The course maintains an active presence in the community and offers gift certificates for golfers seeking presents.

Briar Fox Golf Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Briar Leaf Golf Club ☆ Follow

IN

Briar Ridge Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

Briar Ridge Golf Course is a championship 18-hole par 72 public golf course located in Montrose, Michigan, situated just minutes west of I-75 and near Birch Run and Frankenmuth. The course features forgiving tee shots combined with elevated greens surrounded by bunkers, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels. The layout blends playability with strategic design elements that challenge intermediate and advanced players. The facility includes a practice area and driving range, supporting both casual rounds and skill development. Briar Ridge accommodates various player types through multiple membership levels, senior and junior discount programs, and organized leagues for men and women. The course serves as a venue for golf outings and tournaments of varying sizes. The pro shop offers a full line of equipment and services. The course is recognized as a notable destination in Genesee County's golf landscape.

Briarbrook Golf Course ☆ Follow

MO

Briardale Greens Golf Course ☆ Follow

OH

Briardale Greens is an 18-hole par 70 golf course located in Euclid, Ohio, measuring 6,058 yards from the Championship Tees. Designed by Richard LaConte and opened in 1977, the course features a classic layout characterized by tree-lined fairways, well-positioned bunkers, and large, undulating greens that serve as the focal points of the design. With a course rating of 69.2 and a slope of 117, Briardale Greens presents a moderate challenge suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The course rewards well-executed shots while remaining accessible to players seeking an enjoyable round. The facility includes a comprehensive practice area with a driving range offering both natural grass and artificial turf hitting stations, along with a chipping green and practice putting green. The course has earned recognition from GolfPass as one of Ohio's top public golf courses and serves the local community with both golf amenities and event hosting capabilities.

Briarmeade Golf Club ☆ Follow

AL

Briars Golf Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Briars Golf Club, designed by renowned architect Stanley Thompson, opened in 1922 in Sutton West, Ontario. The course began as a nine-hole layout that challenged golfers from its inception and earned recognition as one of Ontario's finest nine-hole courses. The layout was expanded to eighteen holes in 1972, marking a significant milestone in the club's history. Set in a cottager-oriented community, the course is situated on leased land originally containing the original nine holes. The terrain and design reflect Thompson's creative direction, establishing Briars as part of golf's historic landscape alongside other legendary Thompson-designed courses. The course presents considerable difficulty, having challenged golfers consistently since its opening. The original clubhouse, built in 1926, remains in use as the Briars Teahouse. The club's maintenance standards evolved significantly over the decades, from manual watering and scythe-cut rough in earlier years to modern greenskeeping practices. Club competitions and inter-club events have been central to its history, with weekend play being the primary focus throughout its operation.

Briarwood & Walnut Grove Courses (The Villages) ☆ Follow

FL

Briarwood is a par 27 executive course with 9 holes that plays 950 yards from the front tees and 1,461 yards from the back tees. Designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton and opened in 2001, the course is located on the northern edge of The Villages, adjacent to the Nancy Lopez Legacy Championship Course. Briarwood features rolling pastures and numerous water hazards and wetlands that golfers must carry from the tees to reach large, sloping greens. The course is characterized by its challenging layout and significant distances between holes. The signature ninth hole stretches 206 yards from the back tees and is guarded by massive bunkers on the left, with trees on the right, making it one of the most difficult par 3s in The Villages. Multiple bunkers protect greens throughout the course, and the undulating green surfaces require precise putting. Water carries and length from the back tees present particular challenges for longer hitters. Briarwood shares operational facilities with its sister course, Walnut Grove, with both courses using the same starter shack. Golfers can play from three sets of tees, allowing for varying difficulty levels. The course is part of The Villages Executive Golf Trail, a network of nine-hole par 27 courses exclusive to residents and authorized guests.

Briarwood Club of Ankeny ☆ Follow

IA

Briarwood Country Club ☆ Follow

IL

Briarwood Country Club ☆ Follow

AZ

Briarwood Country Club is a private members-only golf facility located in Sun City West, Arizona, approximately 15 minutes from Peoria and Surprise. The course is a Greg Nash design featuring tree-lined fairways that extend up to 6,600 yards, showcasing Nash's full design capabilities through undulating terrain and demanding shot selection challenges. The layout emphasizes an uncrowded playing experience with rounds typically completed in three hours or less. Beyond golf, the club operates a 30,000 square-foot clubhouse, renovated in 2024, with a full-service restaurant and bar offering lunch and dinner service. The facility accommodates member events, private parties, and destination weddings for 50 to 500 guests. Additional amenities include a members-only swimming pool and a travel club organizing curated tours. Established over 40 years ago, Briarwood was acquired by Swing First Golf in 2024. The club welcomes both golf and social members of all ages and emphasizes personalized service and member camaraderie through golf and social programming. It operates as a sister course to Palmbrook Country Club and Union Hills Golf Club, also Greg Nash designs.

Briarwood Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Briarwood Golf Club is a 27-hole golf course located in Caledonia, Michigan. The facility has been family-owned and operated for over 60 years, establishing itself as a longstanding regional destination. Beyond the golf course itself, the club features a restaurant and banquet room, making it suitable for both recreational play and special events. The property includes a driving range for practice. The course offers various membership options designed to accommodate different player preferences and commitment levels. Briarwood hosts outings and maintains an active event calendar throughout the year. The club operates as a full-service golf facility combining on-course play with dining and event hosting amenities typical of established private or semi-private clubs in Michigan.

Briarwood Golf Club ☆ Follow

OH

Briarwood Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course located in Broadview Heights, Ohio, positioned conveniently near the intersection of Interstate 77 and Interstate 71, approximately 15 minutes from downtown Cleveland. The course features a par-72 championship layout built on rolling terrain that creates a challenging yet fair playing experience suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The rolling topography defines the course's character and strategic design, offering varied elevation changes throughout the round. The facility operates as a public course and accommodates various activities including tournaments, leagues, outings, and special events such as weddings and patio parties. The course serves the greater Cleveland metropolitan area as a destination for both casual play and competitive golf.

Bribie Island Golf Club ☆ Follow

Queensland 6 upcoming events

Bribie Island Golf Club is an 18-hole, Par 72 championship course located in Woorim on Bribie Island, Queensland. The course is ranked among Australia's top 100 public access golf courses. Established in 1969, the club was founded by Don Mullen and Jim Jeppesen, with the course designed by renowned professional golfer and greenkeeper Arch McArthur, who compared the site's quality to St Andrews. The course is situated on a water and recreation reserve at Skirmish Point, offering a links-style layout characteristic of the natural landscape. The club features a modern air-conditioned clubhouse with an excellent restaurant, gaming facilities, and function spaces available for events and conferences. Social golf rounds are available daily at $62 for 18 holes or $36 for 9 holes, with motorised cart rental options. The club offers stay-and-play packages through partnership resorts and maintains an active junior golf program emphasizing sportsmanship and self-development. Regular special events and competitions are held throughout the year.

Brick & Wood Club ☆ Follow

千葉県

Brick & Wood Club is a private 18-hole golf course located in Chiba, Japan, designed by the renowned architect Desmond Muirhead. The layout is characterized by strategic design elements that cater to players of varying skill levels, aiming to provide an engaging experience for beginners while offering significant challenges for advanced golfers. The course features a diverse terrain that incorporates natural landscapes, including water hazards and varied elevation changes, reflecting Muirhead’s philosophy of creating a course that allows players to "talk" with the land. The course layout includes distinct holes such as the 14th, named "Sand & Water," and the 18th, "Waterfall," which highlight the strategic use of water and terrain. Other notable holes include "Ridge," "Canyon," and "Peninsula," each presenting unique tactical decisions for the golfer. The design emphasizes a tough, challenging round that requires careful navigation of natural features rather than relying solely on length. Operated as a self-play facility, the club requires members to use manual drive carts, with players responsible for their own caddie duties, such as raking bunkers and repairing divots. This operational model aligns with the club’s founding concept of a "do-it-yourself" approach, where members actively participate in the maintenance and management of the club. The course is part of the larger Muirhead Fields Blue Leaf development, which integrates the golf facility with residential and community spaces.