Golf Courses

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

Bridal Falls Golf Club ☆ Follow

British Columbia

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WV

Bridge of Allan Golf Club ☆ Follow

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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

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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

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Mid Glamorgan

Bridgeport Country Club ☆ Follow

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Bridger Creek Golf Courser ☆ Follow

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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.

Bridges Golf Club ☆ Follow

PA

The Bridges Golf Club is a 6,713-yard, par-72 layout designed by Charles & Fred Altland, situated on a former horse farm owned by the Bross family in Adams County. The course features 14 wooden bridges (including one covered bridge on No. 2) crossing mostly environmentally sensitive wetlands, creeks, and lakes. The course opened in 1995. The front nine is the more wooded of the two nines and generally considered the more difficult, including the only real forced carry off a tee on the course at No. 2, and a par 4 at the 410-yard No. 6 that sits precariously on a crowned fairway with very little room for error. One of the better holes on the back nine is the 534-yard, par-5 No. 15, which has woods and out of bounds down the right side and an old dead tree about two-thirds down the fairway, creating a narrow and challenging approach to the green. Course conditions are typically very good with slightly above average green speeds, and greens can be tricky depending on hole locations. The course appeals to single digit handicappers but is also very playable for high handicaps and beginners, as golfers will not score their best round without hitting solidly, but also won't lose multiple sleeves of balls.

Bridges Golf Course ☆ Follow

WI

Bridges Golf Course is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Madison, Wisconsin. The facility features a full layout with a driving range, practice bunker, and two practice putting and chipping greens, providing comprehensive practice options for golfers of all skill levels. The course is open to the public and welcomes both experienced players and beginners. It offers various league play options throughout the week, including men's and women's leagues, and hosts 2-person scrambles as a regular format. The course also serves as an outing destination, with operations managed by Becky Iverson, a 20-year LPGA Tour player. Beyond golf, the facility includes a restaurant and bar serving lunch and dinner during the golfing season, with expanded winter hours. The venue is available for banquets, weddings, and private events. Bridges Golf Course emphasizes customer service and community engagement, drawing a significant portion of business from repeat customers and referrals. The facility is known for its Friday Fish Fry offering and partnerships with local restaurants for food service.

Bridges Golf Course ☆ Follow

Manitoba

Bridges Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 championship layout stretching 7,088 yards, located 20 minutes from Winnipeg, Manitoba. The course features a diverse design combining tree-lined and open links-style holes, with water hazards impacting play on half the course. Known for its fast greens and immaculate playing conditions, it has earned recognition as one of Manitoba's best-kept courses. The signature hole, #8, is a demanding par 4 (344-391 yards) requiring precision off the tee to avoid towering 80-foot oak trees, with a large bunker guarding the green. The course presents a balanced challenge suitable for golfers of all abilities, with varied shot requirements across its layout. Bridges has established itself as a premier venue, hosting numerous Winnipeg charity and corporate tournaments alongside active men's, ladies, and senior leagues. The facility operates with a strong reputation for course maintenance and customer service, having maintained these standards over 25 years of operation.

Bridgestone GC ☆ Follow

佐賀県

Located in Tosu, Saga Prefecture, Bridgestone Country Club is a 18-hole course that opened in September 1957. The layout is divided into two distinct nine-hole sections: the outward course and the inward course. The outward nine is characterized by flat, straightforward terrain that rewards distance, while the inward nine introduces moderate undulations that demand accuracy over power. The grounds are framed by large red pines and camphor trees, providing a scenic backdrop that changes with the seasons. The course plays to a par 72 from the regular tees, with a total yardage of 6,045 yards. The outward nine measures 3,186 yards, featuring a demanding opening hole that plays 486 yards from the regular tees as a par 5. This starting hole is a left dogleg downhill that requires a long drive to avoid a fairway bunker, setting a tone of aggression for the front nine. The back nine is slightly shorter at 2,859 yards but presents a more technical challenge, highlighted by the 475-yard 12th hole, a dogleg left par 5 that requires precise placement on a undulating fairway to set up an approach. Key challenges on the course include the 14th hole, a 495-yard par 5 that plays through a flat, reverse-S shaped fairway. This hole requires a long second shot over a fairway bunker to reach the green in two, making it a critical scoring opportunity. The greens are described as smooth Korai grass with significant undulation and slope, requiring careful reading of the breaks. The course has hosted events such as the All Japan Women's Senior Championship, where the putting surfaces received high praise for their speed and quality. Bridgestone Country Club is situated near the Kyushu Shinkansen line, with easy access from the Tosu and Asakura stations. The club has a long history of supporting golf in the region, hosting numerous amateur and open competitions since its inception. The facility includes a restaurant that serves traditional Japanese cuisine, and the course is maintained to provide a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of varying skill levels.

Bridgewater ☆ Follow

PA

Bridgewater opened for play in July of 1999 and was designed by Thomas E. Clark and Dan Schlegel. The course is a par 36 with two par 3's, five par 4's, and two par 5's, featuring five sets of tees that range in yardage from 7,272 to 5,107. Located in York, Pennsylvania, the course is situated in an area with distinct characteristics across its two nines. The front nine was designed with water coming into play on eight of the nine holes, from the first hole that requires players to cross a meandering creek twice, to the ninth hole featuring another creek and two large ponds. Water comes into play on seven of the back nine holes, with the tenth hole being the longest and most difficult on the course, marked by large, mature trees lining the left side. While designed as a fun course for all skill levels, it offers experienced golfers a tough test from the back tees.

Bridgewater Golf Club ☆ Follow

IN

Bridgewater Golf Club, located in Auburn, Indiana, opened for play in July 1999. The course features five sets of tees ranging from 7,272 to 5,107 yards, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. Designed with extensive water features, the front nine incorporates water hazards on eight of its nine holes, beginning with the opening hole that requires players to cross a meandering creek twice. The ninth hole features another creek and two large ponds. The back nine maintains similar difficulty, with water in play on seven holes. The 10th hole, the course's longest and most challenging, is lined with large mature trees on the left side. The combination of water hazards and trees continues through the closing holes, culminating in another demanding par five. Despite being constructed in an area with minimal natural vegetation, the course strategically uses water features and mature trees to define play and emphasize the importance of accurate tee shots and fairway positioning throughout the layout.

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Victoria

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AZ

Bridgnorth Golf Club ☆ Follow

Shropshire

Bridgnorth Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Shropshire, England, featuring a par of 72 and measuring approximately 6,400 yards from the championship tees. The course is notable for its picturesque setting alongside the River Severn, offering spectacular views across the Severn Valley, particularly during autumn. The layout presents a challenging test of golf with strategic design requiring precise shot-making. Key characteristics include several water hazards associated with the river, mature trees positioned throughout the course, and strategically placed bunker complexes. The course features four par-3s, eleven par-4s, and three par-5s, with varying stroke indices reflecting the difficulty of each hole. Notable features include holes 6 and 13, which run along the River Severn, with hole 6 featuring a distinctive hump on the green nicknamed "the sleeping elephant." Hole 7 presents an imposing large oak tree that long hitters must navigate. The par-5 12th is the longest hole on the course at 551 yards. The finishing hole, the 18th, is an undulating concluding challenge that requires respect and concentration. The course demands accurate positioning and tactical play rather than pure length, with numerous greens featuring subtle contours that challenge putting skills.

Bridlewood Golf Course ☆ Follow

TX

Bridlewood Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Flower Mound, Texas featuring 7,111 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Designed by D.A. Weibring, the course opened in 1997. The course rating is 73.6 and it has a slope rating of 130 on Bermuda grass. Weibring, a PGA tour veteran and course architect, noted the gentle rolling hills and thick forests of hardwood create an outstanding setting for the course. The course features 25 acres of lakes and meandering Timber Creek, with water evident throughout the back nine. The front nine is less rugged than the back and its first few holes feel more residential than the rest of the course. Notably, hole 8 is an all-carry over water par 3 at 195 yards, with demanding tee shots required to avoid hazards. Bridlewood operates as a public daily-fee course in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The course features Cato-Crenshaw Bent Grass greens and 419 Bermuda Grass fairways. The layout provides challenge while remaining accessible to golfers of various skill levels.