Golf Courses

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

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.

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.

Bribie Island Golf Club ☆ Follow

Queensland 1 upcoming event

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

Brickendon Grange Golf Club ☆ Follow

Hertfordshire

Brickendon Grange Golf Club is a private members' course set within 160 acres of mature Hertfordshire countryside, located 5 miles north of the M25 outside London. Designed by C.K. Cotton, the parkland course is rated among the finest in south England and provides a challenging layout suitable for all playing standards. The course is particularly renowned for its 17th hole, the "Ace of Herts," which was recently awarded the title of "the Finest Amateur Golf Hole in the UK." The course features superb greens with a reputation for being among the truest available, presenting a stern yet fair test of golf. The club, with over 600 members including men, women, and juniors, recently celebrated its Golden Jubilee. The peaceful setting within spectacular countryside provides an memorable golfing experience, complemented by the club's two function rooms offering scenic views across the grounds.

Brickhampton Court Golf Complex ☆ Follow

Gloucestershire

Brickhampton Court is a golf complex established in 1994 by the Creed family, situated across 200 acres of rolling Gloucestershire countryside. The facility comprises two tree-lined golf courses that have matured over the years to provide a challenging test of both ability and strategy. The courses feature varied terrain characteristic of the English Midlands landscape, offering a mixture of strategic shot-making requirements. Beyond the courses themselves, Brickhampton Court provides comprehensive practice facilities including a 23-bay floodlit driving range, two teaching studios, a custom fitting studio, and a practice putting green. The complex also incorporates excellent hospitality amenities with a bar, restaurant, and conferencing facilities available to members and visitors. The mature tree-lined design of both courses reflects the natural development of the property over its three decades of operation, with the established layouts now offering refined playing conditions and strategic interest across the two layouts.

Brickshire Golf Club ☆ Follow

VA

Brickshire Golf Club was designed by Tom Clark and two-time U.S. Open winner Curtis Strange in 2001, featuring an 18-hole, par-72 championship course with four replica holes from iconic courses worldwide, including the third hole at Augusta National, the 11th hole at Pinehurst No. 2, the 14th hole at St. Andrews, and the 10th hole at Riviera Country Club. Located between Williamsburg and Richmond in New Kent County, the course is characterized by its player-friendly layout with wide, inviting fairways and artfully sculpted, true-rolling greens. Hole #15 is noted as one of the toughest par 3s, featuring a distinctive volcano-like green. The course has ranked in the top 25 of GolfPass' annual Golfers' Choice list of the best courses in Virginia for the past five years, reaching No. 15 in 2024. The club was voted 1st Runner Up in Best Golf Course by Richmond Times-Dispatch in 2018.

Brickyard Crossing Golf Course ☆ Follow

IN 1 upcoming event

Bridal Falls Golf Club ☆ Follow

British Columbia

Bridge Haven Golf Club ☆ Follow

WV

Bridge of Allan Golf Club ☆ Follow

Stirling 6 upcoming events

Bridge of Allan Golf Club is a 9-hole course designed by Old Tom Morris in 1895, located on a hillside above the Victorian spa town of Bridge of Allan in Stirling. The course is characterized by its challenging terrain with no flat lies and significant elevation changes, particularly the demanding opening hole—a 223-yard par 3 featuring a 40-degree uphill climb and a stone dyke fronting the green. The layout incorporates distinctive Victorian-era features including blind shots, quaint stone walls, and crossing fairways. Out-of-bounds hazards threaten from virtually every tee, adding considerable difficulty to play. The course commands breath-taking views of the Stirling area, the Trossachs, and the Forth Valley. Recognized as "one of Scotland's national treasures," the course has remained iconic throughout its 125-year history. It was a finalist for Scotland's best 9-hole course in both 2023 and 2024. The combination of challenging hole design, elevated setting, and preservation of its original character make it a notable example of classic Scottish golf architecture that continues to test and reward contemporary golfers.

Bridge Valley Golf Course ☆ Follow

Alberta

Bridgecastle Golf Club ☆ Follow

West Lothian

BridgeMill Athletic Club ☆ Follow

GA

BridgeMill Athletic Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in the hills of Canton, Georgia. Designed by renowned architect Desmond Muirhead, the course features a par 72 layout stretching 7,110 yards. Set within a resort-style country club environment, the course is characterized by its hillside terrain that provides scenic vistas of the surrounding Georgia landscape. The course offers state-of-the-art practice facilities including an instructional driving range and short game area to complement the championship layout. BridgeMill operates as a semi-private facility with organized men's and ladies' golf associations, a junior golf academy, and PGA instruction available through the pro shop. Beyond the golf course itself, the athletic club features comprehensive amenities including one of the Atlanta area's largest racquet and paddle sports complexes with 31 lighted tennis courts and pickleball facilities, a two-acre aquatic center, and a 24-hour fitness and wellness center. The club maintains an active competitive presence, hosting ALTA and USTA championship teams.

Bridgend & District Golf Club ☆ Follow

West Lothian

Bridgend Golf ☆ Follow

Vale of Glamorgan

Bridgeport Country Club ☆ Follow

WV 2 upcoming events

Bridger Creek Golf Courser ☆ Follow

MT

Bridger Creek Golf Course is an 18-hole championship layout located at the base of the Bridger Mountains, ten minutes from downtown Bozeman, Montana. Designed by Mac Hunter, an accomplished player and golf course consultant, the course spans multiple tees with varying yardages to accommodate different skill levels. The course features a challenging design with strategic use of water hazards, bunkers, and elevation changes throughout. Notable characteristics include the confluence of Bridger Creek and Rocky Creek behind the second green, which feeds into the East Gallatin River. The back nine includes what the course calls its "Amen Corner"—holes 14-16—which typically determine scoring performance. Signature holes include the par-3 15th, rated as one of Montana's most difficult at over 200 yards from the blue tees with out-of-bounds and lateral hazards, and the finishing par-4 18th at 582 yards, which requires precise positioning off the tee to avoid cottonwoods lining Bridger Creek. The course is known for its undulating greens, narrow landing areas, and scenic mountain views. With 30 years of operation, Bridger Creek has hosted two U.S. Amateur qualifiers and numerous state and regional tournaments. The course maintains a strong emphasis on instruction through its affiliated Rocky Mountain Golf Academy, offering comprehensive teaching programs.