Golf Courses

Chart Hills Golf Club Follow

Kent 1 upcoming event

Chart Hills Golf Club is a championship course located in Biddenden, Kent, nestled in the Garden of England. Designed by Sir Nick Faldo, it was the first Signature Faldo course built in Europe. The layout spans 200+ acres across oak woodland, lakes, and gently rolling terrain, offering a distinct experience on every hole. The course features undulating fairways, dramatic bunkering, and complex greens that challenge golfers of all levels. Its design incorporates panoramic views from the clubhouse, creating an idyllic countryside setting. The terrain and strategic design elements provide significant challenge while remaining accessible to players of varying abilities. Chart Hills has been recognized in Golf World's Top 100 Courses in England, affirming its standing among quality British courses. The club provides comprehensive facilities including a pro shop, practice range, and simulator, alongside on-site accommodation and an events venue. The course is positioned as a premier destination for both member golf and visitor play in the Kent region.

Charter Oak Country Club Follow

MA

Charter Oak Country Club is an 18-hole golf course designed by world-renowned architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr., located in Hudson, Massachusetts on 215 acres. The course reflects classic New England golf design and is rated among the top 20 private courses in the region. Jones, who has designed over 175 courses internationally and won numerous awards, utilized the property's unique terrain to create a prestigious layout. The course is heavily lined with trees, requiring players to demonstrate accuracy and precision on every hole. Numerous bunkers throughout the course demand strategic shot-making and adaptation. The combination of tree-lined fairways and extensive bunkering creates varied playing conditions that present different challenges with each round. The course has hosted PGA Tour professionals, underscoring its formidable design and quality. Its well-maintained condition and challenging layout make it a notable private golf facility in the New England area.

Charters Towers Golf Club Follow

Queensland

Chartham Park Follow

Surrey

Chartham Park Golf and Country Club features an 18-hole championship course located in Surrey, nestled between the High Weald and Surrey Hills. The facility also includes the Strike Shack driving range for practice and development. The course is set within a premium country club environment that combines golf with comprehensive health and wellness facilities, catering to both serious golfers and recreational players. The club emphasizes community engagement through golf days and society events, positioning itself as inclusive with programming for golfers of all skill levels. The championship layout serves as the centerpiece of the broader club offering, which integrates golf with spa facilities, fitness amenities, and dining options. The setting provides scenic views characteristic of the surrounding Sussex landscape, creating an upscale golf and leisure destination that extends beyond the course itself to encompass a full country club experience.

Chartiers Country Club Follow

PA

Chartiers Country Club is an 18-hole championship course featuring 6,562 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70, originally opened in 1919. The course was designed by acclaimed golf course architect Willie Park, Jr., a two-time British Open Champion, who traveled from Scotland to create this classic championship golf course in the wooded hills above Pittsburgh. The course has a rating of 71.3 and a slope rating of 129 on Bent grass. The current master plan for the golf course was updated notably in 2020 by Hills, Forrest, Smith. Nestled in wooded hills with views of Pittsburgh's skyline, the course is situated in a scenic setting that has attracted notable golfers throughout its history. The club has hosted famous golf professionals and players like Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Byron Nelson, and Arnold Palmer. The last tournament at Chartiers to draw a field of nationally ranked tour professionals was one sponsored by Ford Motor Company and area Ford dealers in 1964. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Chartiers Country Club difficult yet friendly. The course features excellent practicing areas including a full driving range, large putting green, chipping area, and short range with multiple greens within 100 yards and bunkers.

Chartridge Park Golf Club Follow

Buckinghamshire

Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within the Chiltern Hills, Chartridge Park Golf Club is an 18-hole course designed by John Jacobs. Playing at 5,409 yards with a par of 68, the course offers challenges suitable for golfers of all abilities despite its moderate length. Located in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, between Hemel Hempstead, Aylesbury, and High Wycombe, the course affords peaceful views of the Pednor Valley and surrounding landscape. Each hole presents individual challenges, requiring golfers to remain focused throughout the round. The course is consistently maintained to a high standard. Chartridge Park is noted for its friendly atmosphere and welcoming environment to both members and visitors. The club offers comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse with changing rooms and shower facilities, a pro shop with custom-fitted Mizuno clubs, PGA tuition, and an indoor golf studio. The club also operates a junior section with coaching programs and competitions, and provides access to a network of over 50 golf venues across the UK for members.

Chartwell Golf & Country Club Follow

MD

Chartwell Golf and Country Club, founded in 1961, is a premier private country club located in Severna Park, Maryland, in the Mid-Atlantic region. The club features an 18-hole championship golf course that underwent a comprehensive renovation and reopened in August 2019. While specific details about the course layout, par, yardage, and designer are not provided in the available content, the course is positioned as newly renovated and championship-caliber. Beyond golf, Chartwell offers extensive amenities including seven har-tru tennis courts with a winter air structure, a state-of-the-art fitness center, golf simulator, and swimming pools. The club maintains a full-service operation with a renovated clubhouse providing member dining, social events, and banqueting facilities. The club is characterized by its emphasis on relaxed refinement, gracious style, and unpretentious heritage, serving as a comprehensive leisure destination for members and their families throughout the year.

Charwood Golf Club Follow

SC

Charwood Golf Club was established in the late 1960s when L.C. Lucas developed a golf course on family farmland in West Columbia, South Carolina. The course features 27 holes divided into three nines called Red, White, and Blue, which can be played in different 18-hole combinations, with the White/Blue course starting with the original nine opened in 1968. The current 18-hole configuration offers a par-71 layout, with the redesigned front nine spanning 3,189 yards and the back nine at 3,176 yards from the professional tees. The course was designed by the Lucas Family. Located at 222 Clubhouse Drive in West Columbia, Lexington County, South Carolina, the facility is situated near major interstates and the Columbia metropolitan area. The course features scenic pine trees throughout and blends playability with challenges suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. The facility includes three 9-hole courses with challenges suited for both high handicappers and low handicap players. Charwood Golf Club is a locally owned, family business that is now in its third generation of ownership. The course features a well-maintained driving range near the clubhouse and includes a recently added outdoor patio area for tournaments and events. The course was originally built in 1993.

Chase Hammond Golf Club Follow

MI

Chaska Golf Course Follow

WI

Chaska Golf Course is located in Appleton, Wisconsin, and opened to the public in May 1975. Designed by renowned architect Larry Packard, the course encompasses over 200 acres and was built by Oscar Boldt, whose company has owned it since its inception. The course name derives from a Native American term meaning "Great White Deer." The layout features professionally designed tees, bunkers, fairways, and greens characterized by three defining elements: woods, wind, and water. This combination creates a challenging yet balanced playing experience suited for various skill levels. The course has become a fixture in the Fox Cities region and remains popular among public-access golfers. Chaska Golf Course has earned substantial recognition, including a four-star rating from Golf Digest's "Places to Play," Wisconsin's Top 25 Public Courses designation, and multiple awards from the Golf Course Owners of Wisconsin. It has hosted numerous Wisconsin State Golf Association events and maintains Travel Green Wisconsin Certification. The course is known for its well-maintained conditions and has been voted Best Public Golf Course in the Fox River Valley.

Chaska Town Course Follow

MN 1 upcoming event

Chaska Town Course is a public golf course in Chaska, Minnesota, designed by renowned architect Arthur Hills. The course sprawls across 285 acres featuring oak groves, open prairie, and marshlands, creating a diverse and scenic landscape. Considered one of the best courses in the Twin Cities area, it offers a challenging layout that appeals to golfers of various skill levels. The course features GPS technology on holes and maintains an active tournament schedule throughout the season. Chaska Town Course accommodates diverse golfing communities through various league programs, including women's leagues, men's leagues, and junior golf programs. The facility provides professional instruction and maintains a loyalty program for regular players. Its combination of natural terrain, quality design, and comprehensive amenities makes it a notable public golf destination in the region.

Chastain Park Golf Course Follow

GA

Chastain Park Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood. The course is noted as Atlanta's top-rated public golf facility and features rolling hills throughout its layout. A distinctive characteristic is the scenic view of the Buckhead skyline visible from many holes, providing an urban backdrop to the golfing experience. The course operates from first light to last light, seven days a week, accommodating golfers throughout extended hours. While specific details regarding par, course length, designer, or difficulty rating are not provided in the available content, the course's prominent standing among Atlanta's public courses suggests it offers a well-maintained, challenging layout suitable for various skill levels. The rolling terrain and skyline views contribute to the course's appeal as a notable public golf destination in the region.

Chatata Valley Golf Club Follow

TN

Chatata Valley Golf & Country Club is nestled in the scenic farmland of Cleveland, Tennessee, offering an 18-hole layout designed by Gary Davis. The course opened in 1993. Par for the course is 72, with the course spanning 7,100 yards from the back tees and featuring small fast-rolling greens and strategically placed bunkers. The course offers five sets of tees, ensuring a fair yet challenging experience for golfers of all skill levels. Springs come into play on six holes, and ponds and a meandering stream enhance the picturesque setting alongside distinctive natural areas covering 40 acres. The longest hole on the course is #12, a par-5 that plays to 552 yards. The course is characterized by challenging conditions with an ever-present valley breeze that affects play. The course features top-notch practice facilities, including a driving range and putting green. The course operates as a semi-private facility open to public play and serves as a venue for local tournaments and golf associations in the region.

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Grand Est

Château de Taulane Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Château de Taulane features an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Gary Player, considered among the world's finest layouts. Located in the Gorges du Verdon in the Var region of southeastern France, the course spans 340 hectares of natural terrain characterized by pine forests, mountain views, and dramatic landscape features. The course is set within an exceptional natural setting that combines challenging play with scenic beauty, offering golfers the opportunity to experience both the technical demands of the design and the surrounding Mediterranean landscape. The course can be played individually or with guidance from a certified professional instructor. The golf facility is integrated into the broader Château de Taulane resort, an 18th-century château that operates as a luxury hotel with spa facilities. The course represents a signature attraction within the estate, with views from the accompanying restaurant overlooking both the fairways and surrounding mountains.

Château du Bois-Guy Follow

Bretagne

Château du Bois-Guy is a 9-hole golf course located near Fougères in Brittany, France, situated within a 17th-century château estate spanning approximately 100 hectares. The course is set amidst verdant countryside and forest landscape, offering a scenic natural setting for play. Designed with ecological sustainability in mind since 2018, the course provides an environmentally conscious golfing experience. The facility includes a clubhouse with dining and relaxation areas. The course serves both casual players seeking to enjoy the grounds with companions and competitors participating in organized club competitions. While specific technical details such as par and designer information are not provided in available materials, the course is integrated into a larger estate offering golf, football training facilities, and event hosting services. The location provides convenient access to regional attractions including Château de Fougères (10 minutes), Mont Saint-Michel (40 minutes), and Rennes (45 minutes).

Chateau Elan Golf Club Follow

GA

Chateau Elan Golf Club features 45 holes of championship golf across two distinct 18-hole courses and a unique Par 3 course, set against the backdrop of North Georgia's rolling foothills. Located on the resort's 3,500-acre property north of Atlanta, the courses are integrated into a scenic landscape of vineyards, countryside, and pine forest. The golf facilities are part of a comprehensive luxury resort destination that also includes fine dining, a world-renowned spa, and accommodations ranging from guest rooms to private villas. The courses are characterized as championship-caliber layouts designed for varied skill levels, with some holes overlooking fairways and vineyard views. The resort hosts tournaments and events throughout the year, and offers amenities including a clubhouse, scorecard tracking, and a Preferred Player program. The golf experience is complemented by the resort's broader hospitality offerings, positioning Chateau Elan as both a destination golf property and full-service luxury retreat in North Georgia's wine country.

Chateau Elan Golf Club - Executive Par 3 Course Follow

GA

Chateau Golf & Country Club Follow

LA

Chateau Golf & Country Club is a premier private country club located in Kenner, Louisiana, approximately 14 miles from downtown New Orleans. Set on 110 acres of rolling countryside, the club features an 18-hole championship golf course that serves as its centerpiece. The course has a golf legacy dating back to the 1970s and has established a reputation for excellence in the region. The club offers members access to the championship golf course alongside extensive amenities including a resort-style pool, fine dining facilities, and event spaces. The course is complemented by modern golf facilities, including recently installed G12 Champion Greens. Beyond golf, Chateau provides year-round social activities, racquet sports, and fitness facilities, creating a comprehensive country club experience. The setting emphasizes Southern hospitality and combines traditional golf club values with contemporary amenities. The club's elegant facilities extend to event hosting, with ballrooms and dining spaces overlooking the golf course, reflecting its dual purpose as both a golf destination and full-service country club for its membership community.

Château l'Arc Golf Club Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Château l'Arc Golf Club is an 18-hole par 70 course measuring 5,817 meters, designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones II and created in 1985. Located near Aix-en-Provence and Marseille in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, the course sits at the foot of Montagne Sainte-Victoire in Fuveau, Bouches-du-Rhône. The layout winds through pine trees and garrigue scrubland, offering a varied golfing experience enhanced by exceptional views of Montagne Sainte-Victoire. The setting combines mountain and Mediterranean landscapes, creating a distinctive regional terrain. The course is considered among the finest golf destinations in the PACA region. Château l'Arc Golf Club features comprehensive facilities including a practice range, restaurant, clubhouse, and pro shop. The venue accommodates both members and visitors, with electric and manual carts permitted. Beyond golf, the domain hosts conferences, seminars, and corporate events, and includes the Sainte-Victoire International School.

Châteauform' Château De Rochefort Follow

Île-de-France 1 upcoming event

Chateraise Country Club Ishikari Follow

北海道

Chateraise Country Club Ishikari is an 18-hole golf course located approximately 35 kilometers north of Sapporo in Atsuta, overlooking the Sea of Japan. The course strategically utilizes the natural landscape of the region in its design. It features a hillside links-style layout with generous landing areas off the tee, while the areas surrounding the greens are tightly designed to increase challenge. The course is characterized as having modest yardage, making it accessible and welcoming to senior golfers, women, and beginners. The varied topography and design philosophy balance playability with strategic shot-making demands. The course accommodates different player categories through dedicated reservation systems for members, club members, and visitors, and hosts both monthly and open competitions throughout the season.

Chateraise Country Club Masari Cup Follow

北海道

Chateraise Country Club Masari Cup is a championship course located in Ishikari City, Hokkaido, Japan. The course stretches 7,151 yards and is designed to captivate players of varying skill levels. Situated in the Atsuta Ward area, the course features the natural landscape and terrain characteristics of Hokkaido's region. As part of the Chateraise Group's collection of golf courses, Masari Cup operates under a membership system while also accommodating visitors and members of their friendship club program. The course hosts various tournaments and open competitions throughout the year, including senior and ladies' events, demonstrating its role as a competitive venue. The facility includes dining amenities through its restaurant operations and offers multiple membership options for different player categories.

Chateraise Country Club Sapporo Follow

夕張郡

The Chateraise Country Club Sapporo, located in Kuriyama-cho, Yubari-gun, Hokkaido, is a 27-hole facility set on a hillside overlooking the expansive Ishikari Plain. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts: the East, West, and North courses. Each nine carries a par of 36, bringing the total course par to 108. The total yardage across all 27 holes reaches 10,065 yards from the back tees, offering a comprehensive test for golfers. The East Course features a mix of long par fives and technical par fours, with the 1st hole serving as a demanding 574-yard par 5 from the back tees. The 4th hole is a 166-yard par 3, identified as a preferred hole for approach shots. The West Course presents a challenging layout with a 541-yard par 5 on the 9th hole and a short 170-yard par 3 on the 6th. The North Course rounds out the trio, featuring a 530-yard par 5 on the 1st hole and a compact 140-yard par 3 on the 9th. The course has a history of hosting professional events, having been the venue for the LPGA-recognized Chateraise Queens Cup in 2004 and 2005. Golfers navigate the terrain using five-seater electric carts, which allow for comfortable travel between the varied elevations and distances of the three nines. The setting provides expansive views of the surrounding plains, characteristic of the Hokkaido landscape.