Golf Courses

Whaleback Golf Course Follow

Western Australia

Whaleback Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course located in Parkwood in the City of Canning, Western Australia, with convenient access from Roe Highway. Set in beautiful parklands, the course welcomes players of all skill levels and operates seven days a week. The facility includes a two-storey driving range, coaching and practice areas, and a well-equipped pro shop stocking top brand golf equipment including clubs, shoes, bags, and accessories. The course offers motorised cart rentals and features a licensed café with casual dining options. Whaleback provides coaching clinics for golfers of varying abilities, including programs for women and children. The course hosts several social golf groups and organizes events and training programs suited to players from beginners to experienced golfers. The picturesque parkland setting provides an attractive golfing environment, and the venue is undergoing extensive upgrades beginning August 18, 2025.

Whaling City Golf Course Follow

MA

Whaling City Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in New Bedford, Massachusetts, spanning 6,780 yards. Originally established as New Bedford Public Links in 1947 by Buster and Stanley Brown, the course features several remaining holes designed by renowned architect Donald Ross. The layout reflects its historical evolution, with significant redesigns undertaken to accommodate infrastructure development, including the construction of Routes 140 and 195. The course has maintained its public accessibility for over 50 years, welcoming daily players while accommodating league play and organized outings. As a Donald Ross Championship Golf Course, it represents a notable example of classic American golf design, with the historic routing and design philosophy characteristic of Ross's work. The facility continues to operate as an important public golf resource in the region, balancing its heritage with necessary modern adaptations while preserving the fundamental character that has sustained golfer interest for decades.

Whalley Golf Club Follow

Lancashire 2 upcoming events

Whalley Golf Club is a nine-hole golf course located in the Ribble Valley near Whalley, Lancashire. Situated at Long Leese Barn, Clerk Hill, the course offers scenic views across the valley and towards Whalley Nab, taking advantage of the surrounding landscape and terrain. The club positions itself as a progressive, modern golf facility that welcomes golfers of all ages and abilities, including competitive players, juniors, ladies, and social members. The course is complemented by a recently refurbished clubhouse housed in a converted Tythe barn, which retains its unique character while providing contemporary dining and social facilities. A distinctive feature is the decked balcony overlooking the course and valley views. Whalley Golf Club emphasizes community and inclusivity, catering to various membership categories and hosting competitive opens. The facility includes a pro shop offering golf lessons alongside standard clubhouse and bar amenities. The course is designed to serve both serious golfers and those seeking a social golfing experience in a picturesque rural setting.

Whalsay Golf Club Follow

Shetland Islands

Whalsay Golf Club is the most northerly golf course in the British Isles, located at the northernmost point of the small island of Whalsay in the Shetland Islands, Scotland. The 18-hole course has a par of 71 and is set in a unique coastal location, bordered by the sea on both sides. The landscape features spectacular coastal scenery with abundant wildlife, creating a tranquil and distinctive setting for play. The course is characterized by treacherous golfing challenges that combine the serene surroundings with demanding conditions, making it a notably challenging and unique playing experience. The windswept, exposed terrain typical of its northern Scottish island location presents significant difficulty for golfers. The course's remote setting and dramatic coastal environment create both a memorable atmosphere and considerable natural hazards for players.

Whangamata Golf Club (Titoki Course) Follow

Waikato

Whangamata Golf Club operates the 18-hole Titoki Course, a full-length championship layout located in Whangamata, New Zealand. The course features a par structure that varies across multiple tee positions, accommodating both men and women golfers with different yardage options. The design incorporates 18 characterfully-named holes, including notable features such as "High Hopes" (par 5 opening), "Devil's Elbow," and the closing hole "Pukenui" (par 5). The course layout includes a mix of par 3s, par 4s, and par 5s distributed across the front and back nines, providing variety and challenge for different skill levels. Holes such as "Panorama" and "Wentworth" suggest elevated positioning with scenic views characteristic of the regional landscape. The course demonstrates traditional parkland routing with creatively named holes reflecting local character and topography. The Titoki Course is situated in the coastal Whangamata region along State Highway 25, representing a well-established 18-hole facility that serves both members and visitors through various membership options and green fee play.

Whangamata Golf Club (Williamson Course) Follow

Waikato

Whangamata Golf Club's Williamson Course is a 9-hole layout featuring a par that varies by tee. The course presents a balanced design with a mix of par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s, offering variety across its routing. Holes are named after local and whimsical themes, including "High Hopes," "Up The Creek," "Devil's Elbow," "Cabbage Patch," and "Cowshed," reflecting the course's character and connection to its Waikato region setting. The course accommodates both men's and women's tees with different par configurations, demonstrating a commitment to accessibility for golfers of varying abilities. The hole names suggest a course with personality and local flavor, incorporating references to pastoral and rural elements characteristic of the Whangamata area. The Williamson Course operates as part of the Whangamata Golf Club facility, which also includes the Titoki course, providing golfers with multiple playing options within the same venue located on Waihi Road in Whangamata, New Zealand.

Whangaparaoa Golf Club Follow

Auckland

Whangaparaoa Golf Club is located at 1337 Whangaparaoa Road in Army Bay on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula, offering scenic views over the Hauraki Gulf. The course features testing fairways and challenging greens designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, providing a balance between difficulty and accessibility. The clubhouse is positioned on the ridgeline, capitalizing on the spectacular Gulf views and providing an attractive backdrop for the course. The facility welcomes both members and casual green fee players year-round, with affordable membership packages available. The club offers online tee bookings through DotGolf for members and provides a course tour with hole details and aerial images to help players plan their rounds. Whangaparaoa Golf Club serves as a community hub, hosting corporate and charity golf days alongside regular club competitions and events. The on-site bar and café provide refreshments following play. The venue also functions as an event space for corporate functions, weddings, and special occasions, with flexible function facilities within the clubhouse. Junior golf programs are available with coaching provided by the resident professional.

Whangarei Golf Club Follow

Northland

Whangarei Golf Club is situated just five minutes from Whangarei city centre in the Tikipunga area. The course features a blend of challenging and accessible play, with portions set among native bush that test serious golfers while remaining enjoyable for social players. The layout accommodates both 18-hole and 9-hole rounds, with the full course offering a suitable challenge for golfers of varying abilities. The natural bush setting provides an interesting landscape that distinguishes it from many courses, creating both strategic difficulty and visual appeal. The club welcomes visitors and is positioned as a premier local golfing destination, combining competitive play potential with a welcoming atmosphere for recreational golfers. The native vegetation and terrain create natural hazards and character throughout the course.

Whangaroa Golf Club Follow

Northland

Wharton Park Golf & Country Club Follow

Worcestershire 4 upcoming events

Wharton Park Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by architect Howard Swan around a 43-acre Royal Forest near Bewdley, Worcestershire. The USGA Standard course plays to 6,402 yards (par 71) from the white tees, with multiple tee options including yellow (6,023 yards) and red (5,351 yards). The layout offers commanding views across Worcestershire from numerous holes. The course presents a significant challenge, with tight fairways where even 15-yard deviations result in bogeys among trees and water hazards. Notable par 3s include the elevated 8th, the tree-framed 3rd, the downhill 10th, and the 162-yard 15th over a bushland canyon. The par 5s feature expansive fairways, with the signature 9th hole stretching 587 yards from the back tees. The picturesque 16th requires precise course management, demanding an accurate tee shot to an elevated fairway followed by a 170-yard shot over a lake to reach the green. Water features prominently throughout, challenging golfers at all levels while maintaining aesthetic appeal across the scenic landscape.

Whataroa Golf Club Follow

West Coast

Whataroa Golf Club is a 9-hole country golf course located on New Zealand's West Coast, approximately 80 minutes south of Hokitika. The course features three par 3s, three par 4s, and three par 5s, with holes that are replayed for the back nine using the same names. Set in the picturesque town of Whataroa near the base of the South Island, the course offers a relaxing layout surrounded by lush greenery and mountain vistas characteristic of the region's natural landscape. The course is open to the public and accommodates golfers of all skill levels. It provides well-maintained fairways and greens along with practice facilities including a driving range and putting green. The club operates as a welcoming country course for both local players and visitors exploring the West Coast region, offering a scenic golfing experience in an undeveloped area of New Zealand.

Wheat City Golf Course Follow

Manitoba

Located in the West End of Brandon, Manitoba, Wheat City Golf Course is an 18-hole par 71 course situated along the Assiniboine River. The layout stretches over 6,400 yards from the back tees and features mature trees, water hazards, rolling fairways, and undulating greens. The course's natural setting includes varying habitat within a picturesque riverside landscape. The design accommodates golfers of all skill levels, offering challenges for experienced players while remaining accessible to those with lesser abilities. The terrain incorporates the natural topography of the area, with rolling fairways and strategically placed water features that define the playing experience. The combination of mature vegetation and undulating green complexes creates a course that balances playability with strategic difficulty. Beyond the course itself, Wheat City Golf Course functions as a comprehensive golf facility, offering professional instruction, club fitting services, and a pro shop carrying major brands including Titleist, Ping, TaylorMade, Callaway, Cobra, Srixon, and Mizuno. The facility is operated under the Golf Brandon umbrella and serves as a central hub for golf in the Brandon and surrounding region.

Wheatfield Valley Golf Course Follow

MI

Wheatfield Valley Golf Course is a Par 70 layout located just outside Williamston, Michigan, carved from woods and fields. The course features 18 holes with four separate tee boxes per hole, accommodating golfers of all skill levels from casual players to amateur competitors. The course is known for its well-developed greens, which are among the most maintained in the area. Set within a scenic landscape, Wheatfield Valley combines natural wooding and field terrain with manicured playing surfaces. The course presents a balanced challenge suitable for various abilities while maintaining visual appeal through its surrounding natural setting. Amenities include a fully stocked pro shop, an attached bar and restaurant, and a complete practice facility featuring a driving range with dedicated putting and chipping areas. The course hosts regular events including the Wheatfield Cup, an annual two-day tournament held in October featuring best ball and scramble formats, as well as weekly leagues such as Friday night mixed scrambles and Monday morning scrambles for seniors.

Wheathampstead Pay & Play Golf Course Follow

Hertfordshire

Wheathill Golf Club Follow

Somerset

Wheathill Golf Club is located in the beautiful countryside of Somerset, established in 1993. Set in a scenic rural landscape, the course offers a welcoming environment for golfers of all abilities. While not exceptionally long or difficult, Wheathill presents a distinctive challenge through its unique hazards that engage players across varying skill levels. The club features a Main Course and an Academy Course, catering to different experience levels, along with practice facilities. The course emphasizes the experience of reconnecting with nature and enjoying golf in a special setting. Wheathill hosts various competitive matches including Avalon Matches, Ladies Matches, Seniors Matches, and 3 Counties Matches, indicating an active competitive calendar. The club offers membership options, coaching programs, and society play, positioning itself as a community-focused facility that welcomes both members and visiting golfers seeking an enjoyable golfing experience in Somerset's countryside.

Wheatley Golf Course Follow

South Yorkshire 2 upcoming events

Wheatley Golf Course is an 18-hole championship layout featuring a signature finishing hole-a challenging Par 5 playing 486 yards with water hazards and breathtaking views. The course is currently operating 16 greens with 2 temporary greens. The design emphasizes scenic beauty and strategic shot-making, with the 18th hole presenting a particularly demanding approach to the green across water. The course sits within a setting that showcases natural landscape features, offering course rating and slope metrics for golfer assessment. Facilities include a state-of-the-art practice range with dedicated putting green and chipping area, alongside professional instruction from PGA instructors. The clubhouse provides comprehensive amenities including fine dining, pro shop, locker rooms, and event space. The course accommodates visitors through green fees and society bookings, and maintains an active membership program. The heritage and history of the course demonstrate its established standing within the golfing community.

Wheatley Hills Golf Club Follow

NY

Wheatley Hills Golf Club was incorporated in 1913 on the old Titus farm in East Williston, NY, with founding members commissioning renowned golf course architect Devereux Emmet to design and build an 18-hole golf links. The course measures 6,822 yards with a par of 72, featuring a course rating of 73.2 and slope rating of 133. The layout includes 5 par 3's and 5 par 5's. The 110-acre property is located within East Williston and Roslyn Heights in Nassau County. The Titus homestead was converted into the clubhouse. The fairways are tree-lined and tight, with small and fast greens. The course features surprising elevation changes and a nice variety of par 3's in length and elevation. Devereaux Emmet designed the first nine holes in 1913, with the second nine opening the next season; in 1931, Emmet made significant changes including adding five holes in place of some lost during Northern State Parkway construction. Competitive golf events and tournament-quality playing conditions are Wheatley hallmarks, and through over 100 years of member stewardship, the club has come to represent a legacy of great golf, camaraderie and sporting tradition. The club is private and member-owned, with facility use exclusive to members and their invited guests.

Wheeler Family Traditions Golf Club Follow

CT

Wheeler Family Traditions Golf Club is an 18-hole public course located in Wallingford, Connecticut, in northern New Haven County. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, offering multiple sets of tees and a variety of shot selections. The layout emphasizes excellent course conditions and strategic shot-making opportunities. The facility provides a complete golfing experience beyond the course itself, including practice facilities and golf instruction from the on-site pro staff. The setting features views from the clubhouse patio, enhancing the overall experience. After play, golfers can visit the full-service Terrace on the Green restaurant, which offers dining options ranging from casual to upscale cuisine. The course serves the local golfing community as a public facility and hosts tournaments, outings, and leagues. It positions itself as the most complete public golf option in the surrounding area, catering to recreational players seeking quality conditions and comprehensive amenities in addition to competitive rounds.

Wheeling Country Club Golf Course Follow

WV

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WV

Whetstone Golf Club Follow

Leicestershire

Whetstone Golf Club is a picturesque 18-hole parkland course located in the heart of the Midlands. The course measures 6,207 yards and plays to a par of 70, presenting an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all abilities. The layout is characterized by plenty of mature trees, several water features, and testing par 3s that demand accuracy rather length. Named holes include Porters Drive, Devils Elbow, Lilly Pond, and Rushes among others. The course is designed to test golfers through strategic placement rather than excessive distance. Key features include a well-maintained driving range with both training mats and natural grass practice areas, along with regular junior academies throughout the year. The welcoming clubhouse offers comprehensive catering facilities serving breakfast through evening meals. The club welcomes both members and visitors, accommodating casual play, societies, and corporate events.

Whickham Golf Club Follow

Tyne and Wear 6 upcoming events

Whickham Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located at Hollinside Park. The course measures 6,232 yards from the white tees with a par of 71 and a course rating of 71.30 with a slope rating of 126, offering a moderate challenge to golfers of varying abilities. The layout features multiple tee options accommodating different skill levels, including white, yellow, red, and blue tees for men, alongside dedicated ladies' tees. The course also offers winter configurations with reduced hole counts, providing flexibility throughout the year. Par-3 holes include shots ranging from 146 to 197 yards, while the par-5s reach up to 498 yards, demonstrating good variety in hole lengths. The course is designed to be playable for all abilities, with distinctive handicap stroke allocations across holes. The presence of multiple tee configurations, including a 9-hole option and specialized ladies' layouts, indicates thoughtful course design that encourages participation from the broader golfing community. The scorecard information demonstrates the course's commitment to providing competitive layouts with detailed slope and rating information for handicap calculation purposes, reflecting a well-established facility prepared for club competitions and member play.

Whidbey Golf Club Follow

WA

Whidbey Golf Club is a semi-private, family-oriented golf course established in 1961, located in Oak Harbor, Washington amid a lake- and tree-lined setting. The course caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players, offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience. While specific hole count and par are not detailed in the available content, the course provides both 9-hole and 18-hole play options. The course benefits from Oak Harbor's location in the Olympic Mountains' rain shadow, receiving only 19 inches of annual rainfall-significantly lower than most Puget Sound areas. This favorable climate, combined with excellent soil conditions, ensures year-round playability even during winter months. The facility features a blend of natural beauty and character that defines its unique ambiance. Beyond the golf course itself, Whidbey Golf Club offers first-class dining facilities, making it suitable for various occasions including tournaments, weddings, and business meetings. The club maintains comprehensive amenities and hosts numerous member events including ladies leagues, men's club events, and tournaments such as the Presidential Cup.

Whinding Bay Golf Course Follow

The Abaco Club is a private 18-hole golf course located on Winding Bay in the Bahamas, designed by architects Donald Steel and Tom Mackenzie. It is widely recognized as the number-one golf course in the Bahamas and is distinguished as the world’s first tropical links course. The layout is set within a rugged dune landscape hard by the sea, featuring classic links characteristics such as pot bunkers, firm and fast playing conditions, and challenging, sloping greens. The course plays to a par of 72, with yardages ranging from 158 yards on the shortest par 3 to 578 yards on the longest par 5. The design emphasizes precision and strategic shot-making, with many holes featuring severe drop-offs and tiered greens that punish inaccurate approaches. Hole 5, a short par 4 situated along the edge of Winding Bay, is cited as the signature hole, offering a risk-reward scenario where longer hitters may attempt the green directly. The front nine includes demanding holes such as the 446-yard par 4 second, which requires a narrow tee shot and a precise approach to a green with a parallel tier, and the 425-yard ninth, an elevated and undulating target that is heavily influenced by wind. The back nine continues the test of links golf, highlighted by the 461-yard thirteenth hole, which features a blind tee shot over a large bunker and a dogleg to the right. The fourteenth hole, a 578-yard par 5, offers a birdie opportunity for those who can navigate its bunkers and execute a long second shot. The closing holes include the 204-yard seventeenth par 3, set against an ocean backdrop with hazards surrounding the right side, and the 572-yard eighteenth par 5, which concludes the round on the Winding Bay property. A world-class practice facility supports the course, featuring a double-end range, a dedicated short-game area with four individual green complexes, and a practice putting green. The club offers year-round golf instructional programs and private lessons through its PGA professional staff, catering to players seeking to refine their skills in this unique coastal environment.