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Essex

Chanticlair Golf Course ☆ Follow

CT

Chanticlair Golf Course is a 9-hole facility located in Colchester, Connecticut, situated amid scenic New England landscapes. The course offers a unique golfing experience characterized by picturesque surroundings and well-maintained playing conditions suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. The layout features challenging elements including fairways, water hazards, and sand traps designed to test player accuracy. The most notable feature is the second hole, which is distinguished by an island green that presents a significant challenge to golfers. This signature hole is recognized as particularly memorable within the course's design. While compact at nine holes, Chanticlair provides a complete golfing experience that balances challenge with accessibility. The course's New England setting contributes to its aesthetic appeal, offering players a relaxing backdrop during their round. The combination of strategic hazards and scenic vistas makes the facility attractive to both casual and serious golfers seeking a traditional golf experience in Connecticut.

Chanticleer Golf Course ☆ Follow

SC

The Chanticleer course at Greenville Country Club features 18 holes with 6,722 yards from the longest tees and a par of 72, with a course rating of 73.4 and slope rating of 144 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Robert Trent Jones and his son Rees Jones, the course opened in 1970. Located as a golf-only facility, the course features rolling fairways, towering hardwoods and pines, pure white sand, gently flowing creeks, and challenging greens. On its opening day, Gene Sarazen praised the course's difficulty and strategic shot requirements, while its design philosophy of 'hard par, easy bogey' is reflected in its slope rating of 144. More than half the holes provide inviting drives from elevated tees. Babbling creeks intersect numerous holes, and the greens feature angles, varying widths and depths, and innovative designs requiring precise putting strokes. The course was ranked in Golf Digest's top-100 list from 1973-2004, reaching a high ranking of 50th in 1989-1990. The course was renovated in 2001 by Robert Trent Jones' son Rees. The Chanticleer National Senior Invitational tournament began in 2011 to provide a premier championship venue for elite senior golfers.

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VA

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Chaparral Country Club ☆ Follow

NM

Chaparral Country Club ☆ Follow

CA

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Santa Rosa Mountains in Palm Desert, Chaparral Country Club is home to one of the Coachella Valley's most engaging and deceptively challenging golf experiences. This 18-hole shorter course was masterfully designed by Ted Robinson Sr., one of the most prolific golf course architects in California and a defining figure in desert golf design. Though compact in length with a par of 60, the course spans 3,914 yards from the back tees and offers a mix of six Par 4's and twelve Par 3's. Affectionately dubbed "The Little Monster" by Robinson himself, the course packs a punch with tight fairways, elevated greens, and strategically placed hazards that test even the most skilled players. The course is characterized by 13 strategically placed lakes and 45 bunkers, demanding precision and strategic play. The course rating is 59.0 and it has a slope rating of 94 on Bermuda grass. The course opened in 1980. Robinson's signature water features and strategic design elements remain central to the course's challenge and visual appeal.

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TX

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AZ

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TX

Chapel Hill Country Club ☆ Follow

NC

Originally designed by Gene Hamm and re-designed in 1999 by John LaFoy, the course features 18 distinctive holes with challenging hills, valleys, creeks and ponds surrounded by a peaceful neighborhood. The course measures 6,752 yards from the longest tees with a par of 72, a course rating of 72.2, and a slope rating of 130. Located in the heart of The Oaks neighborhood in Chapel Hill, the club is situated just minutes from Meadowmont, Glen Lennox, and the Blue Hill District. The 18-hole championship course takes golfers through subtle rolling hills, beautiful mature trees including many burr oaks, with undulating topography, tree-lined fairways and target-type greens. The greens were replaced with Champion Bermuda grass in 2017. The monstrously-long par 5 on number 17 perennially attracts scores of golfers looking for a friendly challenge. Founded in 1922, Chapel Hill Country Club continues its legacy as a premier private facility. Golf members have open access to practice putting and chipping greens, a practice bunker, and driving range with both grass and mat tees.

Chapel Hill Country Club ☆ Follow

IL

Chapel Hill Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Johnsburg, Illinois, that debuted in 1969. The course spans 6,103 yards and plays to a par of 70. Set in one of the area's most serene settings within McHenry County, it features undulating topography with subtle rolling hills, mature tree-lined fairways including many burr oaks, and challenging small greens with a target-style design. The course presents a moderate to challenging difficulty level, characterized by its scenic landscape and strategic layout. A notable feature is the long par-5 hole on number 17, known for attracting golfers seeking a friendly challenge. Operated by GolfVisions Management since 2012, Chapel Hill has established itself as a staple of Northwest Chicagoland golf, particularly favored by Lake County and McHenry County golfers. The course is recognized as one of the region's premier golf experiences, combining challenging design with meticulous grounds maintenance and affordable pricing.

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GA

Chapel-en-le-Frith Golf Club ☆ Follow

Derbyshire 6 upcoming events

Chapel-en-le-Frith Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located in the heart of the High Peak in Derbyshire, near Buxton and Castleton. Founded in 1905 as a challenging 9-hole course, it was expanded in the early 1970s by renowned golf architects Peter Alliss and Dave Thomas, who designed nine additional holes. The original nine holes were subsequently revamped with newly acquired land. The course plays to par 72 and is notable for its surprisingly flat layout, situated in a valley with commanding views of the surrounding Peak District hills from every hole. This setting provides a distinctive character, with the panoramic landscape forming an integral part of the playing experience. The combination of the original design and the modern expansion by Alliss and Thomas creates a well-regarded course that balances historical heritage with contemporary architecture. The club welcomes both societies and individual visitors, offering a welcoming environment for golfers of varying abilities to experience this hidden gem.

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Neuquén

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Saskatchewan

Chapman Golf Club ☆ Follow

Harare Province

Chapman Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course measuring 6,582 metres, located in Zimbabwe. The course features undulating, manicured terrain intricately woven through a parkland setting. A major tributary of the Mukuvisi River runs throughout the layout, serving as a defining design element that presents challenges even for professional golfers. The course was designed by Peter Matkovich, who incorporated water features as an integral part of the strategic layout. Chapman's bentgrass greens meet international standards, reflecting the club's commitment to course maintenance and playability. The parkland setting provides a natural aesthetic with varying terrain that influences shot-making demands across the eighteen holes. The integration of the river system creates additional difficulty and visual interest throughout the course. Chapman Golf Club serves as both a members' club and a venue for tournaments and competitions, offering facilities for various golfing standards.

Chappell Golf Course ☆ Follow

NE

Chappell Golf Course is a 9-hole facility located south of Chappell, Nebraska, adjacent to Chappell Lake and parallel to I-80. The course features built-up, mid-size greens surrounded by grassy mounds and long level tee areas, with bunkers strategically guarding the greens. The landscape is characterized by a predominantly pine tree population, creating a scenic setting typical of the Nebraska high plains terrain. The course presents moderate difficulty with water hazards coming into play on holes four and nine. Notably, the fourth fairway occasionally presents a unique migratory hazard when geese populate the area. The layout offers a good balance of challenge and playability for golfers of varying skill levels. The facility maintains excellent overall condition and provides comprehensive amenities including a putting green, driving range, rental carts, pull carts, showers, snack bar, meeting room, and pro shop. The clubhouse is available for private events and receptions, making it a community gathering space in addition to its golfing purpose.

Charbonneau Golf Course ☆ Follow

OR

Originally designed and built in 1975 by Ted Robinson Sr., Charbonneau Golf Club is a fully-maintained 27-hole course located in Wilsonville, Oregon. The layout consists of three nine-hole sides named Red, Yellow, and Green, each featuring four Par 4s and five Par 3s. The course is characterized by rolling, generous, and lush fairways set within a natural landscape. The Par 4s are notably short, with some reachable for longer hitters, while the Par 3s are notably long and challenge all skill levels, averaging 180-190 yards from white to blue tees. The course design emphasizes a relaxing experience surrounded by nature. Charbonneau has been recognized as one of America's nine most cheerful golf courses and offers comprehensive amenities including practice facilities, instruction programs, junior golf, and tournament hosting capabilities. The facility also features a full bar and grill for post-round dining.

Chardell Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

Chardell Golf Course is a 9-hole regulation-length golf course located in Bath, Michigan, near East Lansing. Designed by Ken Schmidtman, the course was built in 1968 (with some sources indicating 1970) and operates as a semi-private facility. The course plays to approximately 2,908 yards with a par of 33 from the back tees and a slope rating of 100. The layout features bluegrass fairways and bent grass greens, with water hazards and sand bunkers adding to the challenge. The course is characterized as a short layout that rewards precise shot-making and is suitable for golfers of various skill levels. Notable holes include the par-3 eighth hole at 160 yards, the easiest on the course, and the par-4 seventh hole, which plays at 450 yards and ranks as the course's most difficult hole. The course welcomes visitors and offers amenities including cart rentals, a putting green, and facilities for outings and leagues. Its proximity to the University of Michigan and East Lansing area makes it a convenient option for local golfers.

Chardon Lakes Golf Course ☆ Follow

OH

Chardon Lakes Golf Course, located in Chardon, Ohio, is a public course with a private club atmosphere, founded in 1931. The course features a classic design spanning 6,700 yards from the back tees, with 43 sand bunkers and water hazards in play on 11 holes. The layout is characterized by mature trees, large sloped greens, and scenic terrain that provides a challenging playing experience. Rated four stars by Golf Digest, Chardon Lakes holds notable historical significance in golf. The course is famously associated with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, who both played there. Jack Nicklaus's course record of 67 remains standing at the facility. The course offers a member-oriented experience while remaining open to the public, emphasizing both competitive play and recreational enjoyment. With practice facilities available and an active league program, Chardon Lakes caters to golfers seeking both challenge and improvement opportunities in a peaceful setting.

Chardonnay Golf Club ☆ Follow

CA

Chardonnay Golf Club is a championship course located in American Canyon in Napa Valley, California. The course meanders through over 150 acres of vineyards, including Chardonnay, Merlot, and Pinot Noir varietals, creating a distinctive setting that blends golf with wine country scenery. The layout features numerous lakes and creek crossings that add to the challenge and visual appeal of the design. The course is designed to challenge players of all skill levels and is positioned as a premier golf destination in Northern California and the Greater San Francisco Bay Area. The property includes a world-class practice facility and The View Bar & Grill, which offers sweeping views of the driving range and vineyards. The club offers membership options, tournament hosting, golf instruction, and dining amenities including multiple venue spaces for events.

Chariot Run ☆ Follow

IN 2 upcoming events

Chariot Run Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Laconia, Indiana, spanning more than 7,200 yards. Ranked as Indiana's #4 Best Course You Can Play by Golfweek in 2018, the course features an American links-style design with wide, rolling fairways and bentgrass fairways and greens. The layout is characterized by sparkling lakes, lush fairways, and beautiful trees throughout the equestrian-themed property, creating a scenic setting that appeals to golfers of all skill levels. The course presents varying challenges suitable for both serious players and novices, with some of the purest greens in the region. Chariot Run has received numerous accolades from Golfer's Choice and regional golf publications, including recognition as #1 Best of Indiana Golf Courses in 2021 and consistent rankings among Indiana's top public-access courses. The facility includes a state-of-the-art clubhouse with a pro shop and Bar & Grill, positioning itself as an affordable, upscale golf experience in the region.

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