Golf Courses

Yahnundasis Golf Club Follow

NY

Yahnundasis Golf Club, founded in 1897 in New Hartford, New York, is a private championship golf course designed by renowned architect Walter J. Travis. The course name means "Around the Hill," reflecting its integration into the natural landscape. Measuring 6,765 yards, the layout was meticulously designed by Travis, a three-time U.S. Amateur Champion (1900, 1901, 1903) and 1904 British Amateur Champion, whose expertise in both golf and terrain knowledge is evident in the course design. Travis conscientiously carved the championship layout into the natural environment, creating a course that offers members and guests an escape with elegant golf holes that work harmoniously with the surrounding terrain. The course combines challenging play with scenic beauty, providing a tranquil setting that reflects the club's founding vision as a private retreat for community leaders.

Yaita Country Club Follow

栃木県

Yaita Country Club is a 27-hole hillside golf course located in Yaita, Tochigi Prefecture. Designed by Shoji Yamamoto, the facility opened in October 1973 and spans 1,200,000 square meters. The course features three distinct nine-hole layouts named Rindou, Azami, and Kikyo, which can be played in various combinations. The total course distance is 10,104 yards with a par of 108, and all holes feature bentgrass greens. The layout is set against the backdrop of the Nasu mountain range, offering panoramic views of the surrounding peaks from the elevated terrain. The Rindou and Azami courses each carry a par of 36, and the Azami and Kikyo combination also produces a par 36. Tee placements vary across five sets: tournament, back, regular, silver, and ladies. The tournament tees yield a USGA Course Rating of 72.2 and a Slope Rating of 128 for the Azami-Kikyo combination on A greens, while the ladies' tees from the same pairing produce a rating of 65.4 with a slope of 115. The Rindou-Azami pairing on A greens from the tournament tees registers a 70.7 rating with a 128 slope. The course layout demands precise shot selection, with wide fairways featuring both natural undulations and artificial contouring. Several holes are identified as driver-recommended, including the third and seventh on Rindou, the third and fifth on Azami, and the fourth and sixth on Kikyo. Conversely, the fourth on Rindou, the fourth on Azami, and the third on Kikyo are noted as near-pin recommended holes. The first hole on the Rindou course is a downhill long par 5 at 503 yards from the tournament tees, offering a commanding view of the entire course. The sixth hole on Rindou features three water hazards positioned centrally in front of the green, requiring accurate approach shots. The Azami course includes a downhill par 5 first hole at 510 yards from the tournament tees, where two-putt opportunities exist but bunkers guard the approach. The fifth hole on Azami stretches 522 yards as a dogleg-right par 5, with the third shot playing uphill. The fourth hole on Azami is a 156-yard par 3 from the tournament tees, where pins on the left side require careful club selection to avoid the out-of-bounds area to the left.

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陕西省

Yakima Country Club Follow

WA

Yakima Country Club, established in 1916, is regarded as the premier golf course in central Washington. Located in Yakima, Washington, the course features a beautiful clubhouse with both casual and fine dining options. The facility is situated in a setting that offers awe-inspiring views of the surrounding landscape. Beyond golf, the club provides family-friendly amenities including a swimming pool and various recreational facilities. The club operates as a private membership facility and hosts community golf programs, weddings, and events. While specific details about the course layout, hole count, par, and designer are not provided in the available content, the club's century-long history and reputation in the region suggest it is an established and well-maintained facility. The course accommodates both member play and guest access, making it a significant recreational resource for the Yakima area.

Yale Golf Course Follow

CT

Yale Golf Course, opened in 1926, is one of the most celebrated collegiate golf courses in the United States. Located among the rolling woodlands of New Haven, Connecticut, the course features dramatic elevation changes and deep bunkers that create a championship-level challenge. Designed by Seth Raynor and C.B. Macdonald, the course incorporates iconic template holes including the Biarritz and Redan, which are hallmarks of classical golf course design. The masterful layout tests players of all skill levels while offering a memorable experience. The terrain and setting among the woodlands provide a distinctive landscape that contributes to the course's celebrated status in collegiate golf.

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Victoria

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South Australia

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海南省

Yamada Golf Club Follow

千葉県

Yamada Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 executive course located in Matsuo-cho, Sanbu City, Chiba Prefecture. Situated within a forested setting, the property spans 970,000 square meters and is characterized by its wooded, forest-style layout. The course is designed by Yamada Tochi Ken Co., Ltd., the same firm responsible for other properties in the Yamada Club 21 portfolio. The course features a course rating of 73.0 and utilizes single Bentgrass greens. The layout is defined by mature trees, including 300-year-old Sanbu cedars and oak trees, which line the fairways and create a secluded, forest-bathing atmosphere for players. This natural environment distinguishes it as an executive course where the surrounding woodland is a primary feature of the playing experience.

Yamaguchi Rainbow Hills Toyotako GC Follow

山口県

Yamakita Town Park Golf Course Follow

神奈川県

Yamakita Town Park Golf Course is an 18-hole park golf course completed in March 2011, recognized by the Japan Park Golf Association. Located in Yamakita Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, near the Higuchiashi intersection on Route 246, the course spans 8,289 square meters with a total distance of 736 meters and a par of 66. Park golf is a simplified sport where players use a single specialized club to hit plastic balls into cups. Holes range from 20-30 meters in length, with cup sizes larger than traditional golf and fixed flags. Par for individual holes ranges from 3 to 5. The course accommodates players of all ages and skill levels, though children in grades 3-4 must be accompanied by someone in middle school or older. Clubs and balls are provided free of charge. The facility features a wooden clubhouse with office, rest area, and restrooms, plus parking for 38 vehicles. Affordable greens fees make it accessible recreation, with season passes and day tickets available in addition to single-round play.

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北海道

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北海道

Yamanohara GC Follow

兵庫県

Located in Kawanishi, Hyogo Prefecture, Yamanohara Golf Club is situated approximately 10 kilometers from the Ikeda Kubi Interchange of the Hanshin Expressway. The facility features two distinct nine-hole courses: the Yamanohara Course and the Koiari Course. The Yamanohara Course is characterized by its length, demanding powerful and accurate shots from the tee, while the Koiari Course offers a shorter layout that prioritizes precision off the tee. Both courses are designed with minimal elevation changes, creating a terrain that is accessible and enjoyable for golfers of all ages and skill levels. The Yamanohara Course presents a significant distance challenge, with yardages extending up to 565 yards on the par-5 6th hole from the blue tees. This hole is noted as a driving contest, highlighting the course's emphasis on distance. The par-4 holes on this nine range from 324 to 409 yards from the blue tees, requiring strong iron play and driving accuracy. The par-3 holes, measuring 147 to 193 yards from the blue tees, provide a test of approach shot precision. The layout includes specific markers for "Near Pin" on the 5th hole and "Driving Contest" on the 6th, indicating key strategic points for players. The club has hosted the Tsuruya Open Tournament, establishing a history of competitive play. The facility offers multiple tee box options-blue, white, green, and red-to accommodate varying skill levels, with yardages adjusting significantly across the sets. The course design allows for a full 18-hole round by combining both the Yamanohara and Koiari nines, providing a varied experience that balances long-distance power shots with the accuracy required on the shorter, more technical Koiari layout.

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島根県

Yamashiro Golf Club Follow

石川県

Yamashiro Golf Club is a 36-hole members-only facility located in Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture, situated on a 1060,000-tsubo (approximately 3.5 million square meters) hilly terrain just five minutes from the Onsen town of Yamashiro. The course opened on October 10, 1995, and is divided into two distinct 18-hole layouts: the King Course and the Queen Course. The Queen Course measures 6,848 yards with a par of 72 and a course rating of 72.6, while the King Course stretches to 6,987 yards, also at par 72, with a course rating of 73.6. The two courses offer contrasting playing styles. The Queen Course is described as requiring accurate shot-making, whereas the King Course, which has been redesigned in an American style, is intended for players who enjoy powerful, long-distance shots. The King Course features a demanding back nine, highlighted by the 16th hole, a 585-yard par 5, and the 1st hole, a 563-yard par 5. The Queen Course presents its own challenges with long par 5s, including the 5th hole at 565 yards and the 18th at 550 yards. Strategic par 3s add variety to the layout. The King Course includes the 7th hole at 185 yards and the 14th at 218 yards, while the Queen Course features the 2nd hole at 145 yards and the 12th at 230 yards. The facility is owned by H.J. Co., Ltd., and maintains a course rating of 73.6 for the King Course and 72.6 for the Queen Course. The club is affiliated with the Japan Golf Association (JGA) and the Central Golf Association (CGA).

Yamashiro Yamanaka Golf Course Follow

石川県

Yamashiro Golf Club is a members-only facility located in the center of the Kaga Onsen region, just five minutes by car from the renowned hot spring of Yamashiro. Situated on a sprawling 1,060,000 square meter hilly terrain in Ishikawa Prefecture, the course consists of 36 holes divided into two distinct 18-hole layouts: the King Course and the Queen Course. The expansive grounds are designed to offer a wide-ranging golfing experience within the natural landscape, positioning the club as the closest golf course to the major hot springs of Yamashiro and Yamanaka. The facility includes an indoor practice range and a restaurant to support the on-course experience.

Yamato CC Follow

奈良県 3 upcoming events

Yamato Country Club is a 27-hole, par 108 facility located in Tenri City, Nara Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Shoji Fukui and opened in August 1975, the course is set on a 1,450,000-square-meter hilly terrain that spans 10,100 yards in total length. The property is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses named after flowers: the Satsuki, Ashibi, and Sazanka courses. The layout is characterized by its undulating landscape, with many holes featuring significant elevation changes, including uphill and downhill shots, as well as blind tee shots. The Satsuki course presents a mix of strategic challenges, highlighted by the par-4 fourth hole which demands precision between out-of-bounds lines. The Ashibi course features a demanding par-4 fourth hole stretching 465 yards from the back tees, requiring a long and accurate drive to avoid out-of-bounds on the right. The Sazanka course completes the trio of distinct playing experiences, with the entire facility designed to offer varied strategic options based on tee selection and wind conditions. Strategic play is essential throughout the layout, with many holes requiring careful distance management and avoidance of deep bunkers or out-of-bounds areas. The course incorporates water hazards on several holes, including a pond guarding the green on the third hole of the Ashibi course. The design emphasizes the natural topography, with greens often situated on slopes or surrounded by trees, requiring precise approach shots. The facility includes a driving range and a clubhouse with banquet facilities, catering to both members and visitors seeking a challenging round in a natural setting.

Yamato Fudo Country Club Follow

佐賀県

Yamato Fudo Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Tetsuhiro Ueda, located in Saga City, Saga Prefecture, Japan. The course is situated on elevated terrain that offers sweeping views of the Saga Plain and the Ariake Sea, providing a distinct vantage point over the surrounding landscape. The layout is characterized as a hill course that prioritizes accessibility for average golfers, with a design that minimizes uphill shots to accommodate players of all ages, including seniors. The course features a mix of mid-length and long holes, with yardages from the regular tees totaling 6,246 yards. The front nine measures 3,084 yards, while the back nine extends to 3,162 yards. The design incorporates several dogleg holes, including left doglegs on the 6th and 16th holes, and right doglegs on the 7th. The fairways are described as moderately wide, and the greens are noted for their straightforward roll, avoiding complex slopes that might challenge casual players. Key characteristics include strategic water hazards and out-of-bounds areas that define the difficulty of specific holes. The 8th hole is a par-3 that requires a shot over a pond, while the 15th hole presents a longer par-3 carry over water. Several holes, including the 11th and 14th, are marked by left and right out-of-bounds boundaries, demanding precision off the tee. The course also features multiple downhill holes, such as the 1st, 4th, 5th, 10th, 12th, 13th, and 17th, which contribute to the overall flow and playability of the round.

Yamato Kogen Country Club Follow

奈良県

Yamato Kogen Country Club is a 27-hole, par-108 facility located in Tenri City, Nara Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Shoji Fukui and opened in August 1975, the course is set on a 1,450,000-square-meter hilly terrain that spans 10,100 yards in total length. The property is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses named after local flora: Satsuki, Ashibi, and Sazanka. The club utilizes Bentgrass greens and is situated in an area known for its rich natural beauty and historical significance, with the adjacent Aki-no Golf Club listed as a sister course. The Satsuki Course, a par-36 layout, features a mix of uphill and downhill holes that demand strategic shot placement. Notable challenges include the par-4 fourth hole, which plays as a middle hole with out-of-bounds on both sides, and the par-5 sixth hole, a long hole requiring a carry over a valley. The course also features a blind shot on the eighth hole and a demanding par-5 ninth that plays slightly uphill. The Satsuki course is equipped with GPS cart navigation to assist players with distance and safety. The Ashibi Course, also par-36, presents a different set of strategic tests, including several long par-4s and par-5s. The first hole is a 502-yard par-5 that requires a precise drive to avoid out-of-bounds on the right. The course features a water hazard on the par-3 third hole, which plays downhill over a pond to a two-tiered green. The par-4 fourth hole is a long middle hole that rewards distance but penalizes errors with out-of-bounds on the right side. The layout includes blind tee shots and holes that play into the wind, requiring careful distance management. The club facilities include a driving range with 100-yard tees and a clubhouse with three competition rooms capable of seating up to 100 guests. The course is accessible via public transportation to Tenri City and accepts major credit cards, including JCB, Visa, Diners Club, and American Express.

Yamba Golf & Country Club Follow

New South Wales 1 upcoming event

Yamba Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Yamba, a beachside town in Queensland, Australia. Situated just five minutes' walk from the town centre, the course offers picturesque views from the clubhouse and features lush native Australian flora and fauna throughout the property. The course has earned significant recognition, winning consecutive QLD PGA Regional Pro AM of the Year awards in 2016 and 2017, as well as the PGA National Pro Am of the Year in 2020. These accolades reflect the quality and design of the championship layout. Set within a scenic coastal landscape, the course provides a friendly social environment suitable for golfers of all levels. The setting combines the natural beauty of Yamba's pristine beaches and national parks with well-maintained golfing facilities. The club features modern amenities including a pro shop, Trackman Studio, and comprehensive golf programs for juniors and members. The venue also serves as a popular wedding and events destination, having received multiple Brides Choice and Wedding Venue Awards. The clubhouse includes dining facilities with views overlooking the course, making it a complete sporting and social destination.

Yampa Valley Golf Club Follow

CO

Yan Aung Myin Golf Course Follow

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Yanai Country Club Kakko [PGM] Follow

山口県