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Niedersachsen

Åkagårdens Golfklubb ☆ Follow

Skåne län 3 upcoming events

Åkagårdens Golfklubb is a welcoming golf course located in Båstad, Sweden, set in a naturally beautiful environment. The club operates both an 18-hole course and a 9-hole short course, along with FootGolf and Frisbee golf facilities. The courses are maintained with careful attention to provide optimal playing conditions throughout the season. The club positions itself as family-oriented, emphasizing social community alongside competitive play. It caters to golfers of all levels, from beginners and juniors to experienced players, offering instruction through professional trainers and various lesson packages. The facility includes a practice range with Trackman technology and custom fitting services. Åkagårdens features an on-site restaurant (Nord & Syd) and golf shop, supporting both casual play and tournament competition. The club hosts an active events program including weekly competitions, series play for men and women, junior tournaments, and the annual club championship. The atmosphere is described as relaxed and approachable, with emphasis on enjoyment and camaraderie alongside sporting achievement.

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群馬県

Akagi Golf Club ☆ Follow

群馬県 1 upcoming event

Situated on the Akagi Plateau at an elevation of 600 meters in Gunma Prefecture, Akagi Golf Club is a flat 18-hole course set within the natural undulations of Mount Akagi. The layout is designed to balance strategic demands with the scenic beauty of the highland terrain, offering expansive views from the teeing grounds that extend across the surrounding landscape. The course is accessible via the Akagi Interchange on the Joetsu Expressway, located just two kilometers and three minutes away. The front nine presents a mix of long par fives and technical par fours. The first hole is a 519-yard par 5 from the back tees, identified as a drive-distance recommended hole, where players must navigate a cross bunker on the right side of the fairway. The sixth hole, the longest on the course at 582 yards, features a tee shot that requires avoiding hazards to the left, followed by a third shot onto a raised green that demands precise distance control. The eighth hole is a 188-yard par 3 recommended for proximity to the pin, featuring a downhill shot over a valley with a large green that requires careful pin placement awareness. The back nine continues the strategic challenge with significant length and hazard placement. The eleventh hole is a 530-yard par 5 where the second shot must clear a large water hazard extending from the left side of the green. The thirteenth hole, another 556-yard par 5, is a gentle dogleg right that rewards accurate driving and second shots down the fairway. The fourteenth hole is a short 152-yard par 3 with a water hazard guarding the front, while the seventeenth hole stands as a demanding 229-yard par 3 where missing the green to the rear or sides results in difficult approach shots. The course total yardage from the back tees is 7,010 yards, with a par of 72. The front nine measures 3,407 yards and the back nine 3,603 yards. The layout includes specific local rules regarding out of bounds marked by white stakes, repair areas, and water hazards. The course features multiple water hazards and bunkers, with specific holes identified for drive distance or proximity to the pin to guide player strategy. The terrain remains relatively flat despite the mountainous setting, allowing for consistent play conditions across the 18 holes.

Akagi International Country Club ☆ Follow

群馬県 4 upcoming events

Located on the expansive grounds of Mount Akagi in Gunma Prefecture, Akagi International Country Club is a 27-hole facility established in 1964. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops-South, West, and East-separated by pine forests and featuring two separate greens. Designed and supervised by Shigeru Ishii and Hidenori Kobayashi, the layout spans 750,000 tsubo of terrain, offering a strategic challenge for players of all levels. The South and West courses share a first green with a back tee distance of 3,586 yards and a par of 72, while the West and East loops share another first green measuring 3,517 yards from the back tees. The East and South combination provides a back tee length of 3,544 yards. Each nine-hole loop is a par 36, allowing for flexible play configurations. The course features Korean grass fairways, Bentgrass (Pencross) greens, and wild grass roughs. Course ratings from the back tees range from 73.1 to 73.4, with the South and West combination playing at 73.3 from 7,106 yards and the East and South loop at 73.4 from 7,133 yards. The West and East combination plays at 73.1 from 7,061 yards. The longest holes on the property include the 547-yard 5th on the South loop and the 545-yard 2nd and 8th holes on the East loop. The facility has a notable tournament history, particularly regarding the Japan Men's Professional Golf Tour. In 1984, during the East-West Competition, professional golfer Michi Nakamura recorded a score of 62 on the West and South courses. The course continues to host various open competitions and events, maintaining its reputation as a serious playing venue for golf enthusiasts.

Akan Country Club ☆ Follow

北海道 2 upcoming events

Akan Country Club is a 27-hole facility located on a eastern hillside in Akan-machi, Kushiro, Hokkaido, situated along National Route 240. Opened in September 1972, the course is designed by Seizo Tomizawa and Isamu Doi. The property spans 1.7 million square meters and features a layout that winds through over 20 species of natural forest, including birch, Ezo pine, cherry, and elm. The terrain is characterized by moderate undulations, and the greens are maintained with Bentgrass. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the Pirika, Marimo, and Tancyo courses. Each nine-hole loop plays to a par of 36, bringing the total course par to 108. The combined yardage from the back tees is 10,619 yards. The design emphasizes a flat, wooded experience, with the fairways cutting through the natural forest environment rather than presenting open, links-style terrain. The setting provides expansive views of the Pacific Ocean to the east, while the mountains Ezo-Akan and Akan loom in the background. The area is noted for its wildlife, including red-crowned cranes and Ezo sika deer. The club hosts regular competitive events, including the Mid-Senior Championship and the Club Championship, and is affiliated with the Japan Golf Association and the Hokkaido Golf Association.

Akane Golf Club ☆ Follow

福岡県

Akane Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Iizuka, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, set within the expansive landscape of the Mikozori Mountain Range. The layout is characterized as an American-style course featuring wide, flat fairways that incorporate moderate undulation to challenge players. The total yardage from the championship tees is 7,125 yards with a par of 72, while the back tees measure 6,705 yards and the red and long tees offer 6,225 and 5,613 yards respectively. The course is designed for the use of motorized carts, which are permitted to drive onto the fairways and approach the greens under most conditions. The front nine begins with a demanding 590-yard par 5 on the first hole, followed by a 415-yard par 4 and a 405-yard par 4. The par 3 holes on the front side include a 165-yard second and a 185-yard seventh, while the back nine features a 600-yard par 5 at the 10th and a 560-yard par 5 at the 16th. The shortest holes on the course are the 190-yard 12th and the 170-yard 15th, both playing as par 3s. The course rating from the championship tees is 73.5, with a slope rating of 131.

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千葉県

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Auckland

Akaroa Golf Club ☆ Follow

Canterbury

Akaroa Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located at Pawsons Valley Road, Duvauchelle, at the head of Akaroa Harbour in Canterbury, New Zealand. The course is set on undulating countryside with stunning views throughout, offering a scenic and challenging layout that has earned its reputation as one of Canterbury's most beautiful courses. The course is characterized by its picturesque setting within the dramatic landscape of the Akaroa Harbour region, combining natural terrain with thoughtful design to create a memorable golfing experience. The undulating topography presents moderate to significant challenges for players of varying skill levels, with the course design working in harmony with the surrounding landscape features. Known as a hidden gem among New Zealand golf courses, Akaroa Golf Club attracts both members and visitors seeking quality play in a scenic environment. The club hosts various tournaments throughout the year, including the Riviera Classic Women's tournament, and offers additional amenities such as equipment hire and venue rental for special occasions. The club operates on seasonal office hours and provides both EFTPOS and honesty box payment options for green fees.

Akasaka Country Club ☆ Follow

岡山県

Akasaka Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Bizen, Okayama Prefecture, situated on gentle hills in the Chugoku region. Designed by architect Hachihachi Fukui and opened in November 1974, the layout is characterized by a distinct strategic split between its front and back nines. The front nine offers a relatively flat and dynamic experience with wide fairways, while the back nine introduces more complexity through valley and water hazards, requiring players to carefully assess the terrain and formulate a strategy. The course features two sets of greens, allowing for variations in yardage and difficulty. The standard "Green A" configuration measures 6,760 yards from the back tees, while the "Green B" layout extends to 6,545 yards. A course rating of 71.0 is assigned to the standard setup. The front nine is described as a straightforward test, whereas the back nine demands precision, with the course design emphasizing that short game skills are crucial for scoring well. Key challenges are distributed across the layout, with the 14th hole serving as the par-5 signature test at 550 yards from the back tees. The 18th hole also presents a significant par-5 challenge, measuring 588 yards. The 12th hole is a demanding par-3 measuring 192 yards, while the 6th hole offers a shorter par-3 at 147 yards. The course allows for both caddie-assisted and self-guided play, with riding carts available for use.

Akasaka Golf Course ☆ Follow

埼玉県

Akasaka Golf Course is a nine-hole facility located in Kasama, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The course is designed around a unique dual-green system, utilizing Tifton and Korai grass varieties depending on the season. Typically, the Tifton greens are in play during the summer months, while the Korai greens are used in winter, though the specific configuration can change based on course conditions. This setup results in two distinct scoring cards for the same physical layout, with the total yardage ranging from 853 yards on the Tifton configuration to 862 yards on the Korai configuration. The course is structured as a par-27 layout, with each nine holes comprising entirely par-3 holes. The Tifton configuration measures 853 yards in total, with individual hole lengths ranging from 64 yards on the first hole to 174 yards on the eighth. The Korai configuration is slightly longer at 862 yards, with the longest hole also measuring 174 yards. Handicap allocations are provided for both configurations, with the Tifton holes handicapped from 1 to 9, and the Korai holes similarly ranked. The playing characteristics are defined by the distinct behaviors of the two grass types. The Tifton greens are noted for their soft texture and good roll, making distance control a primary concern. In contrast, the Korai greens are harder and more sensitive to grain direction, requiring precise striking. The course features significant slope and elevation changes, with several holes played from uphill or downhill lies. Specific challenges include a "potato chip" shaped green on one hole that requires avoidance of a water hazard on the left, and another hole described as having a steep slope where players are advised to aim below the cup. Local rules and hazards are strictly defined. All water hazards on the course are classified as parallel lateral hazards, with the water surface serving as the boundary. Out of bounds is marked by white stakes, while repair areas are indicated by red stakes or white lines. The eighth hole presents a specific rule for out-of-bounds shots, requiring a penalty drop from a special tee marked in red. The course also features a high-voltage line, with a specific rule allowing a free drop if a ball strikes the line. Players are prohibited from using any club other than a putter on the greens, and immovable obstructions such as nets, tree supports, and sprinkler heads cannot be moved.

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岡山県

Akashi GC ☆ Follow

兵庫県 1 upcoming event

Located in Nishiku, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, Akashi Golf Club is a flat, strategic 18-hole course set in a city environment. The layout offers expansive views of the Rokko Mountains to the east, the Beeshima Islands to the west, and Awaji Island to the south, with distant views of Shikoku and the Kii Peninsula on clear days. The course is designed to require a clear game plan for every shot, utilizing its level terrain to test precision and strategy rather than elevation changes. The front nine totals 3,225 yards from the regular tees for a par 36, while the back nine measures 3,229 yards, also for a par 36, bringing the total regular yardage to 6,454. The course features a mix of long par-5s, including the 600-yard 7th and the 590-yard 18th, alongside several demanding par-3s. Handicaps are assigned to specific holes to balance the difficulty, with the 3rd hole (par 4) and the 14th hole (par 4) serving as the most difficult strokes holes at handicap 1 and 2 respectively. Strategic hazards define the playing experience, with numerous bunkers and out-of-bounds areas requiring careful navigation. The 1st hole presents a long 510-yard challenge where players must avoid a bunker on the left and a large bunker guarding the front of the green. The 4th hole is a dogleg right where a bunker sits at 180 yards, and the green is protected by out-of-bounds to the rear. The 10th hole is a 340-yard par 4 where the right side is entirely out of bounds, forcing players to aim left and avoid the risk of a double bogey. The course is known for its fast greens, particularly on the back nine where the 14th hole features a green that runs fast from left to right. Several holes require players to carry bunkers or valleys, such as the 12th par-3 which is a valley shot that penalizes short attempts. The 18th hole is a 560-yard par 5 that finishes with a demanding approach, requiring players to navigate a right-tilting fairway and avoid bunkers to set up a manageable finish. The club hosts the "Akashi Open," a tournament where results are determined by the front nine score, allowing players to collect prizes immediately after completing their round.

Akasia Golf Course ☆ Follow

Gauteng 1 upcoming event

Akasia Golf Club is an 18-hole course located 14km north of Pretoria's city centre at the foot of the Magaliesberg mountains in South Africa. The course features a unique bushveld setting with acacia thorn trees, a river winding through its length, and abundant birdlife. The layout incorporates kikuyu fairways maintained year-round with excellent greens noted for their quality and pace. The course is designed to challenge golfers of all levels with its distinctive layout and natural hazards. Key characteristics include the river feature and scattered acacia trees that define the playing experience and create memorable holes. The terrain reflects the mountainous landscape setting. Akasia offers comprehensive facilities including golf carts, caddies, a golf shop, driving range, and practice putting green with qualified coaches. The club maintains an active membership program and participates in leagues and tournaments through the Gauteng North Golf Union. The club has developed a strong junior programme and hosts corporate and fundraising events. Additional amenities include a halfway house, 19th hole, function hall, and restaurant facilities suitable for events and weddings.

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Tamil Nadu

Akebar Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

North Yorkshire 1 upcoming event

Akebar Golf is an 18-hole golf course located at Akebar Park in Leyburn, North Yorkshire, situated within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from complete novices to experienced players seeking leisurely rounds. The layout rises gently uphill through streams and woodland, offering scenic views throughout the round. A notable feature is the Jubilee Beacon at the highest point of the course, which provides spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding dales landscape. The course is characterized by its natural beauty and integration with the surrounding countryside. Akebar Golf welcomes both visitors and members, with green fees set at £15 on weekdays and £20 on weekends and bank holidays. Buggy hire is available for £20. The club hosts member competitions throughout the year and maintains a social 19th hole atmosphere. In addition to the main course, the facility also offers a 9-hole crazy golf course for family entertainment. The course is described as one of Yorkshire's most interesting and beautiful layouts, positioned among the county's notable golfing destinations.

Akechi Golf Club Akechi Golf Course ☆ Follow

岐阜県 2 upcoming events

Akechi Golf Club is a 54-hole facility located in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, comprising three distinct 18-hole courses: the East, West, and Central courses. The complex, which spans 2,116,555 square meters, opened on June 5, 1974. The layout features a total par of 216 and a combined yardage of 20,527 yards. The design philosophy emphasizes the natural topography, with the East and West courses designed by J.E. Crane and the Central course designed by Yoshio Kato. The East Course, measuring 7,087 yards from the back tees with a par of 72, is characterized by its long history and established character. It offers a mix of long par-5s, including a 572-yard 9th hole and a 545-yard 1st hole, alongside shorter par-3s like the 196-yard 6th. The course demands precision off the tee and rewards strategic play, with yardages varying significantly across the different tee boxes. The West Course, at 6,911 yards from the back tees, is described as a dynamic layout that requires both boldness and finesse. It features a particularly demanding 558-yard 3rd hole and a 572-yard 10th hole, testing the length and accuracy of players. The design incorporates significant elevation changes and terrain features, creating a challenging and mentally demanding round that highlights the natural landscape. The Central Course offers a contrasting experience, measuring 6,683 yards from the back tees. It is noted for its relatively flat terrain and open views, allowing players to see the pin on many holes. This layout provides a more relaxed atmosphere while still maintaining a par of 72, with notable holes including the 542-yard 1st and the 529-yard 18th. The facility is known for its vibrant green and bunker contrasts, as well as water features that reflect the sky, providing a scenic environment for golfers throughout the seasons.

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Stockholms län

Akiha Golf Club ☆ Follow

愛知県

Located in Shinshiro, Aichi Prefecture, Akiha Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course set within a deep green, hilly terrain flanked by the famous Akaji no Nanotaki and Hyakken waterfalls. The course, which has been open for 33 years, is designed to offer a challenging experience for advanced players while remaining accessible to women through its flat greens. The layout is characterized by fairways lined with ponds and bunkers, with the difficulty often dictated by pin positions that can significantly increase the challenge. The front nine presents a mix of strategic demands, beginning with a long par-5 first hole where players must navigate water hazards on either side of the green. The third hole features a vertically elongated green that requires precise distance control, while the fifth hole challenges long hitters with a valley cutting into the right side of the fairway. The eighth hole is a water-carried middle hole that requires a dogleg left, and the ninth is a downhill par-5 that doglegs sharply left at 150 yards, testing management skills on the second shot. The back nine continues the test with several demanding holes. The twelfth hole is a middle hole where a creek crosses the fairway and flows along the right side to the green, with water also guarding the back of the green. The fourteenth hole offers a scenic downhill view but carries out-of-bounds risks on both sides, with a noted worst score of 27 strokes recorded in competition. The seventeenth hole is a long par-5 that tests stability over three shots, ending on a narrow approach with a bunker on the right and a three-meter cliff on the left. The course features Bentgrass greens and is equipped with full cart GPS navigation and remote-controlled electromagnetic carts. Play is conducted as self-play, and the club operates with a member-centric philosophy, encouraging families and friends to enjoy the game together. The surrounding area includes historical sites such as the Nishino Castle ruins and the Hōrai-ji Temple, adding to the regional appeal of the location.

Akino Golf Club ☆ Follow

奈良県

Akino Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Uda, Nara Prefecture, Japan. The layout spans approximately 7,000 yards from the back tees, with a total yardage of 3,554 yards for the front nine and 3,453 yards for the back nine. The course is designed to offer a strategic challenge, featuring wide, flat fairways that provide a sense of openness and freedom for drivers. The design incorporates curves and natural elements, aiming to provide the authentic enjoyment of golf while harmonizing with the surrounding nature. The front nine begins with a 517-yard par 5 and includes a mix of long par 4s and shorter par 3s, such as the 195-yard third hole and the 192-yard eighth. The back nine continues this variety, starting with a 510-yard par 5 and featuring a short 190-yard par 3 at the 12th hole. The course includes water hazards on several holes, adding strategic complexity to the layout. The par breakdown is consistent across both nines, with five par 5s, eight par 4s, and five par 3s. The setting is characterized by its natural landscape, which serves as a backdrop for the course. The fairways are described as broad and flat, offering a clear view from tee to green. The course is noted for its strategic demands, requiring precise iron play and thoughtful shot selection. The design aims to provide a satisfying experience for a wide range of players, with yardages that are accessible yet challenging. Akino Golf Club is situated in a region with a rich history, and the course design seeks to integrate with this natural and cultural context. The club offers various facilities and services, including a restaurant and member areas, to enhance the golfing experience. The course is maintained to provide a high-quality playing surface, with attention to detail in the fairway and green conditions.

Akita Country Club ☆ Follow

秋田県

Akita Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Akita City, Akita Prefecture, Japan. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts: the Mount Taihei Course, the Sea of Japan Course, and the Mount Chokai Course. Each nine-hole loop plays to a par of 36, resulting in a total course par of 108. The layout is characterized by a mix of long par-5s and demanding par-4s, with yardages varying significantly by tee. The Mount Taihei Course offers a total yardage of 7,762 yards from the back tees, the Sea of Japan Course measures 7,793 yards, and the Mount Chokai Course provides 7,316 yards from the longest markers. The terrain and setting vary across the three loops. The Mount Taihei Course features holes separated by pine forests, requiring players to manage varied shot shapes off the tee. The first hole offers expansive views toward the Sea of Japan and the Oga Peninsula, while the ninth hole presents a three-tiered green that complicates approach play. The Sea of Japan Course is noted for being particularly susceptible to wind effects, with significant fairway slopes and mounds that challenge every shot. The Mount Chokai Course is largely enclosed by pine trees, making wind reading difficult, and features water hazards on several holes, including the first and fifth. Difficulty on the course is driven by precision requirements rather than sheer length on the Mount Chokai loop, where hazards are strategically placed to penalize inaccuracy. The Sea of Japan Course demands versatile shot-making due to its slopes and wind exposure, while the Mount Taihei Course requires careful club selection on its short holes, particularly the eighth, where wind often makes the 117-yard distance deceptive. Out of bounds is a significant factor on multiple holes across all three courses, with white stakes marking the boundaries. The Mount Taihei Course’s first hole is a 499-yard par-5 that plays downhill toward the sea, offering a bold opening shot with no out of bounds. The Sea of Japan Course’s first hole is a 485-yard par-5 that uses a chimney as a visual landmark, while its ninth hole is a 475-yard par-5 that plays uphill with a fast green, often turning the third shot into a critical scoring opportunity. The Mount Chokai Course’s seventh hole is a 481-yard par-5 that plays over water on the right side of the fairway, adding pressure to the drive. Local rules specify that out of bounds is marked by white stakes, and repair grounds are marked by blue stakes with white lines. Drainage ditches are treated as immovable obstructions, and concrete tracks for electromagnetic induction carts are considered part of the cart path. Players are prohibited from using putters for practice strokes on the putting green or testing the surface. The course also enforces a rule against using any club other than a putter on the green.

Akita Morioka Onsen 36 Golf Course ☆ Follow

山本郡

Akita Morioka Onsen 36 Golf Course is a 36-hole facility located in the Morioka Onsen resort area of Sanroku Town, Akita Prefecture, set within the natural landscape of the Morioka mountains. The course is divided into two distinct 18-hole layouts: the Akita Course and the Moritake Course. The Akita Course is situated on the south side of the property and is characterized by wide fairways and a design that encourages powerful driving, while the Moritake Course on the north side offers a shorter, more technical layout that demands precision and accuracy. The design philosophy emphasizes a contrast between the two layouts, requiring players to adapt to both dynamic power shots and delicate approach play. The setting provides an immersive experience in the surrounding nature, with the resort's hot spring facilities located just a short drive from the course, allowing for combined golf and relaxation stays. The facility operates on a seasonal schedule, typically opening in mid-to-late March depending on snow conditions, and remains open through the warmer months. It caters to both casual rounders and competitive players, offering various play plans and event packages throughout the season. The course is accessible via the nearby Morioka Onsen town, which serves as a hub for accommodation and dining options for visitors.

Akita Riverside Green ☆ Follow

秋田県