Golf Courses

Yeongnam Alps Golf Park ☆ Follow

울주군

Yeosu City Park Resort ☆ Follow

전라남도

Yeosu Gyeongdo Golf & Resort CC ☆ Follow

전라남도

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New South Wales

Yeovil Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Yeovil Golf Club is situated on the outskirts of Yeovil on the Somerset-Dorset border, featuring two contrasting 18-hole courses divided by the River Yeo, totaling 27 holes of play. The facility is set across attractive grounds offering excellent views and challenging golf across both layouts. The Old Course and Newton Course provide varied playing experiences amid the club's picturesque setting with good transport links to the town. The club has established itself as a significant venue for regional tournaments, hosting prestigious events including the South of England Boys Open, the Ladies South West Match Week in June 2014, and the Dorset County Championships in May 2017. Beyond the courses, the facility includes a 15-bay all-weather driving range and practice area, a full clubhouse with bar and catering facilities, extensive changing rooms, and one of the largest professional shops in the South of England. The professional team brings combined experience of over 50 years, providing tuition and equipment hire services to support golfers of all levels.

Yeppoon Golf Club ☆ Follow

Queensland

Yeppoon Golf Club is located on the Capricorn Coast in Queensland, positioned just above the Tropic of Capricorn at the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef. The 18-hole course measures 5,731 metres and features a relatively tight layout with challenging conditions. Out of bounds threatens on eight holes, while multiple water hazards add to the course difficulty. The course is set within a natural landscape populated by grey kangaroos and native Australian fauna and flora, creating a distinctive regional character. The course design incorporates these environmental features as integral elements of play. Despite not being particularly long by modern standards, the combination of tight fairways, out-of-bounds areas, and water hazards provides a moderate to challenging playing experience. The natural setting and wildlife habitat make Yeppoon Golf Club notable for its integration with the local Capricorn Coast environment.

Yering Meadows Golf Course ☆ Follow

Victoria

The Yering Meadows Golf Club, formerly known as Croydon Golf Club, was established in 1925 and is located on 330 acres in the Yarra Valley near Melbourne's eastern suburbs. The world-class course was designed by architect Ross Watson and reviewed by renowned golf course architect Mike Clayton, earning it recognition as one of the finest courses in the area. The club is set within rolling landscapes characteristic of the Yarra Valley region, offering panoramic views and a scenic setting. Yering Meadows is noted for its challenging layout and demanding design, with the terrain and landscape features creating a compelling test of golf. The course has developed a strong reputation for maintaining high standards while fostering a friendly atmosphere. The clubhouse facilities accommodate members, guests, and public players, providing amenities for both golf and social functions. The club's 1925 founding reflects its long-established place in Melbourne's golfing community.

Yezin Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Yidu Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

河北省

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北京市

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北京市

YJC Golf Club ☆ Follow

경기도

YJC Golf Club is an 27-hole facility located in Yeoju, Gyeonggi Province, consisting of three nine-hole courses: ACE, DREAM, and CHALLENGE. The ACE Course features relatively gentle terrain with dense forests and a masculine aesthetic, emphasizing strategic shot-making with numerous bunkers positioned throughout. The DREAM Course presents a more intimate setting with beautiful surroundings and deceptive difficulty-while scoring is typically favorable, the greens demand precision approach shots and conceal hazards on nearly every hole. The CHALLENGE Course combines moderate distance and difficulty within a natural setting, featuring extensive undulating terrain and panoramic views of the plains below from elevated positions. All three courses offer multiple tee options accommodating various skill levels, with yardages ranging from approximately 2,500 to 3,200 meters per nine holes. Each course is characterized by strategic design that rewards confident, well-executed play while punishing hesitant or careless shots.

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CA

Yodogawa Golf Club ☆ Follow

大阪府

Located in the Hirano district of Osaka's Higashiyodogawa ward, Yodogawa Golf Club is a 12-hole public short course situated on the flat terrain of the Yodogawa riverbed. Opened in 1949, the facility is the only public short course within Osaka city limits, offering a compact layout that typically takes between 90 minutes and two hours to complete. The course features Bermuda grass greens and includes a dedicated putting practice area for players to warm up before their round. The course layout is designed for speed and accessibility, with a total yardage of 1,366 yards from the back tees and a par of 35. The front tees reduce the total distance to 1,025 yards, making the course particularly suitable for juniors, seniors, and beginners. The par breakdown includes nine par-3 holes, two par-2 holes, and one par-4, the latter being the 11th hole which measures 255 yards from the back tees. While the flat terrain and short distances make the course easy to navigate, the undulating greens provide enough challenge for advanced players. The facility operates as a self-play course with free pull carts available, and it enforces specific club restrictions, such as limiting male players to four woods or less and female players to a single wood. The course is open year-round without a designated day off, catering to a wide range of golfers looking for a quick and convenient round in the city.

Yokkaichi CC ☆ Follow

三重県

Located in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, Yokkaichi Country Club is a championship 18-hole, par-72 golf course designed by renowned architect Osamu Ueda. Opened in December 1959, the course spans 7,305 yards from the back tees and features a course rating of 76.4 with a slope rating of 140. The layout is characterized by wide fairways and large greens, set within a landscape that incorporates naturally grown pine trees and takes advantage of the surrounding terrain. The course is divided into two main green complexes, the Main Green and the New Green, which offer different yardages and strategic challenges. The front nine on the Main Green tees range from 3,265 to 3,665 yards, while the back nine extends to 3,640 yards. The New Green configuration provides slightly shorter yardages, with the front nine ranging from 2,990 to 3,565 yards and the back nine from 3,465 to 3,640 yards. This dual-green setup allows for varied playing conditions and strategic approaches throughout the round. Significant challenges are presented by specific holes that demand precision and power. The 3rd hole is a par-3 that plays from 235 yards from the back tees, but the strong seasonal wind known as "Suzuka oroshi" can turn it into a full-club distance hole, often requiring a driver. The 9th hole is a demanding par-5 stretching 625 yards from the back tees. The second shot is particularly difficult, as the landing area is constrained by a rough slope on the left and a line of pine trees on the right, limiting approach options. The 11th hole, a 455-yard par-4, features a two-tiered green that adds complexity to the approach shot. The fairway demands accurate placement, as missing the center can result in the ball catching heavy rough, forcing players to aim slightly right of the target line to ensure sufficient distance for the approach. These holes, along with the course's overall length and pin positions, contribute to its reputation as a test for skilled golfers. Yokkaichi Country Club has a rich history of hosting major professional tournaments. It was the venue for the Japan Professional Golf Championship in 1962, the Japan Open Golf Championship in 1963 and 1994, and the Japan Mid-Amateur Golf Championship in 2009. The club also hosted the Japan Sports Masters 2010 Mie Tournament and the Japan Women's Mid-Amateur Golf Championship in 2011. These events highlight the course's standing in Japanese golf history and its ability to host high-level competition.

Yokohama Country Club ☆ Follow

神奈川県

Located in Hodogaya, Yokohama, the Yokohama Country Club is a 36-hole facility situated on hilly terrain. The course was established in 1958 and opened to the public in 1960, with the full 36-hole layout completed in 1965. The original design was the work of Takeo Aiyama and Hideo Takemura, with Aiyama serving as the club's first president. The grounds are divided into the East Course and the West Course, each offering a distinct layout and strategic challenge. The East Course consists of 18 holes and was originally designed as a nine-hole layout. It underwent a significant renovation between 2000 and 2010, which included converting the greens to bentgrass and flattening the terrain. From 2016 onwards, the course was further modified by architect Kentaro Sato. The layout features strategic bunker placement and contoured greens, with a par of 73. The back tees stretch to 6,508 yards, while the front tees measure 5,146 yards. The 7th hole is a demanding 539-yard par 5 on the black tees, and the closing 18th hole is a 492-yard par 5. The West Course also comprises 18 holes and was subject to a comprehensive renovation by Coore & Crenshaw between 2014 and 2016. The architects aimed to modernize the course while preserving its original topography, natural valleys, and ridges, creating a classic design that allows golfers of various skill levels to walk and play. The course plays to a par of 71, with the black tees extending to 6,938 yards. The 7th hole is a 504-yard par 4, and the 13th is a 536-yard par 5, providing significant length and strategic options. Yokohama Country Club has a substantial history of hosting major professional tournaments. It hosted the 1978 Japanese Open, won by Seve Ballesteros, and the 2012 Japanese Women's Open, won by Shang Guan. The club also hosted the 2018 Japanese Open, claimed by Yuki Inamori. Looking ahead, the course is scheduled to host the 2025 PGA Tour Baycurrent Classic Presented by Lexus. The facility also hosted the Pepsi Tournament in the 1970s and various other domestic and international events throughout its history.

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秋田県

Yomiuri CC ☆ Follow

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Located in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, Yomiuri Country Club is a 7,236-yard, par-72 championship course set within a hilly landscape of pine forests. Originally designed by the renowned architect Eiji Ueda, the course was extensively renovated in 2008 under the direction of designer Eiichi Nagato and supervisor Norio Suzuki. The redesign introduced larger, more imposing greens and adjusted the terrain's elevation changes to create a layout that balances strategic demands with playability. The course features a variety of hole lengths, including a demanding 623-yard par-5 17th hole and a short 193-yard par-3 17th on the back nine, offering distinct challenges for different skill levels. Course ratings vary significantly by tee, with the Champion tees playing at 75.0 and the Ladies tees at 66.4, allowing the course to accommodate a wide range of handicaps. The routing utilizes the natural topography, with holes separated by dense pine groves that provide a sense of privacy and isolation. Yomiuri Country Club has a rich history of hosting professional tournaments, most notably the Yomiuri Open, which was held at the facility from 1979 to 2006. The event, which underwent various sponsorship changes including the Yomiuri Sapporo Beer Open and the Mandom Lucido Yomiuri Open, attracted top international and domestic talent such as Isao Aoki, Hsieh Shih-yang, and Shigeki Kobayashi. The course also hosted the Japan Series from 1963 to 1990, serving as a frequent venue for decisive moments in Japanese golf history.

Yomiuri Golf Short Course ☆ Follow

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Yomiuri Golf Short Course consists of two layouts designed for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The Sakura Course features 18 holes with a par of 54, measuring 1,756 yards from the white tees and 1,595 yards from the red tees. Individual holes range from 61 to 155 yards, providing variety in shot-making requirements. The Hikari Course offers 12 holes at par 36, totaling 1,323 yards from the white tees and 1,061 yards from the red tees, with holes varying from 70 to 146 yards. Both courses employ dual tee positions (white and red) to accommodate different player abilities and preferences. Located in Nishi-Nomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, the facility caters to beginners seeking to develop their skills while offering enough challenge for intermediate players. The short course format makes it accessible for casual play and practice-oriented rounds.

Yonago Golf Course ☆ Follow

鳥取県

Located in Yonago, Tottori Prefecture, the Yonago Golf Course is a 18-hole, par 72 layout set on flat terrain that utilizes ponds, mounds, and undulations to create strategic variety. The front nine plays for a par 36, while the back nine also totals par 36, with the full course measuring 6,364 yards from the regular tees. The design emphasizes strategy over sheer length, with wide fairways that allow for powerful shots, though the course demands precision around its water hazards and bunkers. The front nine features a mix of accessible pars and testing challenges. The opening hole is a 465-yard par 5 dogleg left that offers a chance for a two-shot round, while the third hole presents a critical tee shot where out-of-bounds lies to the left and a water hazard guards the right. The sixth hole is a 143-yard par 3 requiring a carry over water to a three-tiered green, making it a significant scoring opportunity or hazard depending on execution. The ninth hole is a lengthy 553-yard par 5 dogleg right, where avoiding the bunker left of the green is essential. The back nine introduces more varied terrain and wind factors, particularly on the twelfth hole, a 551-yard par 5 located near the coast that is heavily influenced by sea breezes. The thirteenth hole is a 183-yard par 3 played from an elevated tee with out-of-bounds to the right. The fourteenth hole is a 381-yard par 4 where the green is elongated, requiring careful second shots. The eighteenth hole finishes with a view of the clubhouse, featuring an out-of-bounds area behind the green that encourages players to attack from the front. The course is equipped with a full-service clubhouse featuring a restaurant with views of Mount Daisen, a shop, and practice facilities including a putting green and bunker area. It hosts regular monthly tournaments and has been a venue for regional qualifiers for the Professional Golfers' Society (PGS) Senior and Amateur Championships. The course also accommodates variable difficulty by allowing the fifth hole to be played as a par 3 or par 4 depending on wind conditions, with corresponding adjustments to the course rating.

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Yongpyong CC ☆ Follow

평창군

Yongpyong Country Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, spanning 6,800 yards across two nine-hole layouts: Sanmaru and Gangnareu. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the course is situated at approximately 700 meters elevation in the Yongpyong Resort area of Pyeongchang, surrounded by mountains and a pristine alpine lake. The course features Kentucky bluegrass and bentgrass throughout. With a total elevation change of 70 meters, it offers relatively stable topography while maintaining subtle variations that challenge golfers. Each hole is individually characterized, providing distinct views of the surrounding mountains and lake across the layout. The design philosophy emphasizes respect for the natural landscape while maintaining international-standard playability. Notable holes include multiple par-5s and par-3s strategically positioned to showcase the scenic mountain and water features. The course is known for delivering both competitive play and aesthetic enjoyment within a pristine natural setting at high altitude.

Yongpyong Nine GC ☆ Follow

평창군

Yongpyong Nine GC is a 9-hole, par 36 public golf course spanning 5,146 yards, designed by renowned course architect Ronald Fream, who also designed the adjacent Birch Hill Country Club. Located within the Yongpyong Resort in Pyeongchang, the course is situated along a scenic lake adjacent to the resort's water park, featuring picturesque views of forested valleys and clear water. The course was established in 1985 as a practice facility and later developed into a full 9-hole layout. It utilizes dual turfgrass species-Kentucky bluegrass and bent grass-making it Korea's first course constructed with both grass types. The design cleverly employs two greens per hole, allowing golfers to experience 18 holes of play in two rounds. Yongpyong Nine presents significant difficulty despite its public status. The mountainous terrain of Yongpyong creates substantial undulations and slopes throughout. Hazards include parallel water features following the valleys and an artificial lake, while narrow fairways demand concentration and precision. The course is renowned for challenging golfers at all levels, famously played by professional golfer Park Se-ri during practice rounds. The setting offers exceptional seasonal beauty, with pink flowering grasses in spring and vibrant autumn foliage, attracting non-golfers from the resort to view the landscape.