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Zuien CC Golf Course Follow

北海道 2 upcoming events

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三重県

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Zuien Country Club Nishi Kobe Course Follow

兵庫県

Located in Nishinomiya, Hyogo, the Zuien Country Club Nishi Kobe Course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by Robert Bon Hegarty. The course spans 6,625 yards from the back tees and is situated in the Ikuta district of Kobe, accessible via the Sanyo Expressway or the Kobe Municipal Subway. The terrain is characterized by significant elevation changes, featuring numerous uphill and downhill holes that test distance control and shot shaping. The front nine presents a mix of straight and doglegging challenges. The opening hole is a relatively straightforward par 4, but the difficulty ramps up quickly at the second, an uphill par 4 with a two-tiered green and a right-side bunker that demands precision. The third hole is a left dogleg par 5 where strategic placement on the fairway is essential for an approach. The fifth hole is rated as the most difficult on the front nine, a right dogleg uphill par 4 that requires a long carry over a bunker for the best angle. The ninth hole introduces water, with a pond guarding the front-left of the green, making a conservative tee shot crucial. The back nine continues the test with several demanding par 4s and 5s. The twelfth hole is a signature left dogleg par 4 that requires a tee shot over a pond and a suspension bridge. The thirteenth hole, a right dogleg par 5, is noted for its strategic complexity where every shot counts. The sixteenth hole offers views of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge but features a steep downhill lie past the bunkers that can leave golfers with difficult approach shots. The final hole is a right dogleg par 5 with a small valley near the green, where the presence of spectators can add pressure to the finish. Facilities at the course include a practice area with five hitting bays, a restaurant with views of the ninth and eighteenth greens, and a large public bath for post-round relaxation. The course operates on a self-caddie basis with manual golf carts equipped with navigation systems. While the course is known for its challenging layout and scenic views of the Akashi Strait, it does not appear to have a history of hosting major professional tournaments.

Zuiryo Golf Club Follow

岐阜県

Located in the city of Mino, Gifu Prefecture, Zuiryo Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. The layout is set within a gentle, rolling landscape that offers expansive views of the Central Alps, Mount Takane, and the screen-like silhouette of Byobu-yama. The design philosophy centers on the concept of "risk and reward," where strategic decision-making is required to navigate the course's varied challenges. The course features undulating fairways separated by trees, with the terrain designed to harmonize with the natural background. Jones Jr. meticulously integrated bunkers and mounds to complement the distant mountain ranges and the smooth hills of the Mino region. The club emphasizes a balance between strategic difficulty and aesthetic beauty, allowing players to choose between safer routes and more aggressive lines that offer potential scoring advantages. The course offers multiple tee boxes to accommodate different skill levels, with yardages ranging from 4,503 yards for the red tees to 6,908 yards from the Jones tees. The front nine totals 3,428 yards from the back tees, while the back nine measures 3,480 yards. Key holes include the long par-5 4th hole, which stretches to 584 yards from the Jones tees, and the par-5 13th hole, which measures 584 yards from the back markers. The 18th hole serves as a closing par-5, offering a final strategic test with yardages up to 538 yards. The facility is housed in a single-story clubhouse with a traditional tiled gable roof, reflecting a Japanese aesthetic that blends with the surrounding nature. The design incorporates seasonal elements, such as cherry blossoms in spring and colorful foliage in autumn, to enhance the visual experience. The course is managed by the Shinwa Golf Group and is known for its well-maintained conditions and strategic layout that appeals to both amateur and professional golfers.

Zumbro Valley Golf Course Follow

MN

Built in 1926, Zumbro Valley Golf Course is a scenic nine-hole course located in Mantorville, Minnesota, nestled in the Zumbro River Valley. The course measures 2,592 yards from the blue tees and 2,755 yards from the black tees, featuring rolling fairways and small, true greens that require precision play. The signature characteristic of the course is the winding Zumbro River, which crosses four holes and creates both scenic beauty and strategic challenge. The terrain is rolling with strategically placed hazards throughout, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers seeking a test of skill. The course is situated minutes from historic downtown Mantorville and offers a blend of natural landscape and golfing challenge. Its compact nine-hole layout makes it accessible while the water hazards, challenging greens, and varied terrain provide meaningful difficulty. The facility includes the Bunker Bar in the clubhouse lower level and the Hidden Pines Bar & Grill upstairs, serving as a community gathering space alongside the golf experience.

Zumbrota Golf Club Follow

MN

Zumbrota Golf Club is an 18-hole public course located in Southeast Minnesota at 80 Golf Links Avenue in Zumbrota. The course features a distinctive dual-character design, with the front nine holes presenting a classic, tree-lined challenge, while the back nine transitions into a recently constructed links-style layout. This contrasting design creates two distinct playing experiences within a single round. The course offers a variety of difficulty levels and playing conditions across its eighteen holes. The front nine's traditional tree-lined corridors require precision shot-making, while the links-style back nine provides an open, windswept alternative that emphasizes different strategic approaches. The combination of these two distinct layouts provides golfers with varied scenery and terrain throughout the course. The course is open to the public and welcomes golfers of all skill levels. Zumbrota Golf Club positions itself as a player-friendly destination that prioritizes enjoyment alongside competitive play, offering online tee-time booking, membership options, and various promotional opportunities for rounds.

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NM

Zwartkops Country Club Follow

Gauteng

Zwartkop Country Club is a classic parkland golf course founded in 1933, making it one of the oldest and most prestigious clubs in the Pretoria area. Located in Lyttelton, the course features mature trees lining the fairways with a river that comes into play throughout the round, presenting a beautiful and challenging layout characteristic of traditional parkland design. The course has hosted numerous significant professional tournaments, including the 1955 SA Open-the only one ever played in Pretoria-and the ICL International, a regular Sunshine Tour event during the 1980s. The club has welcomed some of golf's greatest players, including Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, Ernie Els, and Nick Faldo, who have competed on or visited the course during its storied history. Beyond the championship layout, Zwartkop offers a range of facilities including a golf academy, the Golf Management Campus for instruction, a driving range, and various social amenities. The club emphasizes providing golfers with a welcoming atmosphere while maintaining the traditions and history of the game, catering to both competitive players and recreational golfers.

Þorlákshafnarvöllur Follow

Sveitarfélagið Ölfus

Þorláksvöllur is a coastal 18-hole golf course located in the municipality of Ölfus, approximately a thirty-minute drive from Reykjavík. The course is situated on sand near the coast, a setting that allows the greens to be ready earlier in the spring than many other Icelandic courses. The layout is divided into two nine-hole loops designed by Hannes Þorsteinsson, with the course named after Bishop Þorlákur Helgason. The terrain is characterized by a rugged, wild landscape that resembles links courses in Scotland or Ireland, featuring high dunes and proximity to the sea. The course has undergone significant transformation over the last decade to address challenges posed by its coastal location. Originally, the holes closest to the sea were frequently affected by sand drift, making play difficult or impossible in severe weather. Between 2014 and 2022, the club executed a major project to replace these vulnerable holes. The renowned golf course architect Edwin Roald advised on the design of these new holes, which were integrated into a revised routing. This redesign also increased the number of tees, allowing for more flexible course configurations and significantly reducing walking distances between holes, thereby improving the overall pace and comfort of play. Þorláksvöllur is known for being a fast and easy-to-walk course, with golf carts available for most of the year. The coastal setting offers shelter from the wind in some areas due to the sea dunes, though wind remains a factor. The course has hosted major national competitions, most notably the Icelandic Individual Championship in 2021, marking the first time an adult national championship was held at the venue. The club has seen a substantial increase in activity in recent years, with the number of rounds played rising from approximately 4,000 to nearly 17,000 annually.

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Ак Барс Follow

Татарстан

Ак Барс Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Kazan on the banks of the Volga River. The course was designed by legendary Swiss architect Peter Harradine of Harradine Golf AG, a firm renowned since 1929 for designing world-class golf courses. Harradine, representing the third generation of his family's golf design legacy, created this course as both a sporting facility and cultural landmark for Kazan. The course is situated in a picturesque riverside setting that showcases the natural landscape and Volga scenery. According to the designer, Ак Барс represents "a true work of art on the banks of the Volga," combining challenging golf with aesthetic beauty. The club offers comprehensive facilities beyond the course itself, including a practice academy, instruction programs with professional coaches, a five-star hotel, spa complex, restaurant and café, yacht club, and pro shop. The facility emphasizes both competitive golf and lifestyle amenities, hosting regular tournaments and maintaining a junior academy to develop young golfers. The course serves as a gathering point for Kazan's golf community and hosts various competitive events throughout the year.

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Град Београд

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Војводина

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Луганська область

Located in the Luhansk region of Ukraine, specifically in the village of Pryvite in the Slaviansk Serb district, First Golf Club stands as the country's first golf course. Opened in 2004, the facility is situated approximately fifteen minutes from the center of Luhansk, along the highway connecting Luhansk, Shchastya, and Kharkiv. The course is set within a landscape described as an ecological island in the Donbas region, featuring a park-like setting with green architecture that integrates rest areas and leisure facilities. The golf course was designed by a team of Czech architects, with shaping and finishing operations carried out by the Czech firm Philipp - Sportovni Travniky under the supervision of Lubos Gruber. The construction utilized professional equipment and materials, including Barenbrug seeds, Scotts fertilizers, and Toro irrigation and maintenance systems supplied by the Slovak firm ENGO. The layout consists of nine holes, as indicated by local rules that specifically reference the ninth hole and its island green. The course has hosted competitive events, including serving as the venue for the first stage of the fifth open Championship of Ukraine, the Ukraine Golf Cup 2008. Local rules for the course specify that water hazards are marked with yellow stakes, while lateral water hazards are marked with red stakes. Stones in bunkers are classified as movable obstructions, and artificial roads, sprinklers, and trees are considered immovable obstructions. The ninth hole features a unique rule allowing one drop shot if the ball enters the water, with subsequent water balls being dropped from an island zone near the green, a provision that does not apply to tournament play. The club maintains an EGA certificate and adheres to standard golf etiquette, requiring appropriate attire and prohibiting slow play. It has historically functioned as a center for promoting the sport in Ukraine, aiming to combine healthy lifestyle practices with comfortable recreation. The facility includes a pro shop and has been associated with the Chervo Club brand, serving as a hub for both professional and amateur golfers in the region.

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Харківська область

Гольф клуб «Pine Creek Golf Club» Follow

Свердловская область

Located in the village of Kashino in the Sverdlovsk region, 25 kilometers from Yekaterinburg, Pine Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by English architect Paul Thomas. The course is set within a 147-hectare resort complex, with the 75-hectare playing area featuring 59 sand bunkers and 15 water hazards. The layout is integrated into the natural landscape of the Bakhov regions, offering a challenging environment for golfers. The course presents a variety of difficulties across its 18 holes, with yardages varying significantly by tee box. The par 5 6th hole is noted as the most difficult, featuring uneven terrain and abundant water hazards that require a long drive and precise approach. The 10th hole, also a par 5, presents a narrow fairway flanked by water on the right and trees on the left, demanding high accuracy. Other notable challenges include the 4th hole, where a water hazard runs along the entire right edge, and the 8th hole, a par 3 that requires a shot over water to a large, elongated green. The course is equipped with four sets of tee boxes-black, blue, white, and red-allowing for varying lengths and difficulty levels. Local rules are established in accordance with the regulations of The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. The club officially opened in May 2013 and was included in the registry of sports facilities by the Russian Ministry of Sports in 2015, certifying its compliance with international standards for hosting official tournaments. Pine Creek Golf Club hosts regular tournaments of international, all-Russian, and regional levels. The facility supports a full golf academy and hosts events such as the Junior Golf Week and the Captain's Cup LIV Golf. The course is part of a larger resort that includes a clubhouse with a restaurant, conference facilities, and accommodation, catering to both competitive play and leisure visits.

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Челябинская область

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Гольф Центр Москва Follow

Москва

Гольф Центр Москва is a golf facility located in the Kurkino district of Moscow, specifically on Yurovskaya Street. The complex features a nine-hole golf course, providing a condensed layout for players. In addition to the outdoor course, the center includes a dedicated training zone for practicing swings, allowing golfers to work on their technique before heading to the fairways. The facility operates as a comprehensive sports center, offering a rental center for sporting equipment and a range of services including individual and group lessons. The center is equipped to organize and host competitions and various events, making it a functional venue for both casual play and structured tournaments. Beyond the outdoor nine-hole course, the Golf Center Moscow complex includes an indoor sports facility located at Sokolovo-Meshcherskaya Street. This indoor component features a hall of golf simulators, a general physical training hall, and specific training zones for putting and chipping. The indoor area also contains a gym with strength training equipment, providing a full-service environment for golfers to train year-round regardless of weather conditions.

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Мінская вобласць

Located just three kilometers from the center of Minsk, the Golf Club Minsk offers a comprehensive golfing experience across more than 70 hectares of land. The facility is designed by renowned golf architect Paul Thomas, whose portfolio includes courses in England, Russia, Spain, and China. The club features a championship 18-hole course with a par of 72, alongside a separate 9-hole academic course with a par of 27. This layout provides options for both full rounds and shorter games, catering to players of varying skill levels and time constraints. The setting transitions quickly from the urban environment of the capital to a natural landscape designed for golf. The championship course is classified as international standard, while the academic course serves as a training ground for developing skills. In addition to the two main playing surfaces, the club includes a dedicated training area equipped with two driving ranges, two putting greens, and a chipping green. A golf simulator is also available on-site, offering an alternative for practice regardless of weather conditions. The course infrastructure supports a wide range of activities, from individual instruction to competitive play. The club organizes regular tournaments, including the Hardy Cup and the Prime Line Cup, which contribute to a club ranking system. The layout and facilities are designed to accommodate both serious golfers seeking a challenging round and beginners looking to learn the game under the guidance of professional coaches. The proximity to Minsk allows for easy access while maintaining a distinct separation from the city's noise and traffic. Facilities extend beyond the fairways to include event spaces suitable for corporate gatherings and private celebrations. The club operates under the management of LLC "Center of Golf," registered in the Minsk region. The combination of Thomas’s design, the variety of course lengths, and the extensive training amenities positions the Golf Club Minsk as a central hub for golf in Belarus, providing a complete environment for sport, leisure, and business networking.

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British Columbia

Гольф-клуб "Крылатское" Follow

Москва