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Chestnut Hills

MI

Chestnut Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 layout carved from wooded terrain in North Manistee County, Michigan, near Arcadia. The course is situated in a scenic setting bordered by the coast of Lake Michigan, featuring tree-lined fairways throughout its wooded design. The course is divided into front and back nine holes, with the back nine located across the street from the front nine, offering distinct playing experiences across both sections. The design emphasizes a natural, wooded aesthetic that integrates the surrounding landscape. Chestnut Hills is characterized by its accessible approach to golf, embodied in its philosophy that "golf is still just a game." The course has been operating for 29 years and maintains a reputation for providing an enjoyable experience for golfers of varying skill levels. The combination of wooded fairways, Lake Michigan proximity, and the farmland setting creates a distinctive northern Michigan golf environment.

Chestnut Hills Golf Club

IN

Chestnut Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Fort Wayne, Indiana, designed by Fuzzy Zoeller. The course is set in the heart of Indiana and operates as a daily fee facility with membership options available. The layout features challenging pin placements and an interesting design that presents difficulty from all tee positions. The course is noted for its well-maintained conditions and includes a notable practice area. The terrain and setting provide a quiet, relaxing atmosphere despite the course's competitive challenge level. Chestnut Hills offers golf leagues, instructional programs under PGA Professional Gary Gant, and hosts golf outings and special events. The facility has earned recognition among the best golf courses in Indiana and maintains an active membership base. The clubhouse amenities include food service. Customer reviews consistently highlight the challenging yet fair layout, excellent course maintenance, welcoming staff, and overall quality of the golfing experience.

Chestnut Ridge Golf Resort & Conference Center

PA

Tom's Run is a Bill Love/Ault Clark-designed course that debuted in 1994 at Chestnut Ridge Golf Resort & Conference Center in Blairsville, Pennsylvania. The 18-hole course features bent grass greens and fairways with multiple tee options to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. The front nine winds through scenic laurel-lined canyons along Tom's Run Creek, which meanders throughout the opening holes. The back nine transitions to gently rolling terrain, presenting distinct challenges from the front side. This contrast creates a varied and memorable playing experience. Tom's Run has earned significant recognition, including a Golf Digest ranking as the 5th Best Public Golf Course in Pennsylvania (2014) and a 4.5-star rating. Golfweek also named it in the Top 10 of Best Courses You Can Play in Pennsylvania (2015). The course has hosted notable tournaments including the Pittsburgh Open, West Penn Open, and Tri-State PGA Championship, establishing itself as a championship-caliber venue.

Cheval Golf & Country Club

FL

The Club at Cheval is a private 18-hole championship golf course located in Lutz, Florida, in the Tampa Bay area. The course has undergone recent renovations to modernize its layout and conditioning. It features a challenging design suitable for players seeking a competitive experience. The club is situated in a residential community setting and serves as part of a comprehensive country club facility. Beyond golf, the property includes nine har-tru clay tennis courts, a fitness center and studio, a temperature-controlled pool, and a modernized clubhouse with tavern restaurant. The course welcomes both resident and non-resident members and emphasizes family-oriented membership. The facility offers year-round dining, social events, and youth programs alongside its golf operations. The club is owned and operated by Heritage Golf Group and maintains a fully private membership model.

Chevin Vale Golf Course

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Chevin Golf Club was founded in 1894 and is located in the picturesque Amber Valley near the village of Duffield, north of Derby, easily accessed from the A6. The 18-hole par 70 course measures over 6,000 yards and features a mixture of mature parkland and moorland terrain, offering magnificent views over five counties from the Chevin ridge. The course is characterized by outstanding greens and presents a good challenge for golfers of all abilities. It has hosted county championships, establishing itself as a notable venue in the region. The course is set across the Chevin ridge, providing scenic elevation and varied landscape. The club is recognized as one of the friendliest golf clubs in the Midlands, welcoming new members, visitors, and societies alike.

Cheviot Golf Course

Canterbury

Cheviot Golf Club is a unique 12-hole course located five minutes west of Cheviot township, approximately 90 minutes north of Christchurch and 55 minutes south of Kaikoura along State Highway 1. The course is set on flat terrain with scenic views of the Kaikoura Mountains. The layout features beautiful landscaping with numerous trees and a small stream that runs through the property, coming into play on several holes. With a men's rating of 69.2 and a slope of 128, the course measures 6,147 metres for men and 5,038 metres for ladies. The ladies' rating is 70.2 with a slope of 118. Competition play runs seasonally from March to October, with men's competitions held on Saturdays and ladies' competitions on Thursdays. The clubhouse facilities include a bar and function room available for hire by groups and for promotional activities. The club welcomes visitors year-round, and Cheviot township serves as a hub for various visitor activities in the region.

Chevy Chase Club

MD

Chevy Chase Country Club

CA

Chevy Chase Country Club is a 9-hole golf course located in Glendale, California, nestled in the Verdugo Mountains. Founded in 1925, the course was designed by notable architect William P. "Billy" Bell. The layout is known for its immaculate greens and thoughtfully placed challenges, offering a varied play experience suitable for all skill levels. The course welcomes both amateur enthusiasts and professional players, balancing accessibility for learning golfers with precision demands for experienced players. Set against the scenic backdrop of the Verdugo Mountains and Glendale's lush canyons, the course blends skillful play with natural beauty. The design presents a test of accuracy for professionals while remaining approachable for recreational golfers. Beyond golf, the club operates as a full country club facility featuring dining at The Sycamore restaurant, a 75-foot swimming pool, fitness amenities, and event spaces. The club maintains an active calendar of golf tournaments and community events throughout the year.

Chewton Glen Hotel Executive Course

Hampshire

Chewton Glen Hotel Executive Course is a 9-hole par 3 golf course located at the Chewton Glen Hotel in the New Forest, Hampshire. The course features well-designed holes with challenging water hazards that players must navigate. The layout is maintained to a high standard and is available to hotel guests from 10am daily, weather permitting. The course offers practice facilities including an outdoor driving range where golfers can warm up before playing. Golf equipment is available free of charge from reception on a first-come, first-served basis. Professional instruction is available, with golf lessons offered on request starting at £70 per hour. The course caters primarily to hotel guests as a recreational activity, allowing players to enjoy golf at their leisure during their stay at the property.

Cheyenne Country Club

WY

Established in 1917, the Cheyenne Country Club offers 18 holes of pristine golf enjoyment characterized by the unique feature of 6 par 5's, 6 par 4's and 6 par 3's. The course plays to 6,559 yards with a slope of 128 and was designed by Herbert Lockwood. The club is located at 800 Stinner Rd, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Nestled in the heart of the city, this meticulously maintained course combines challenging play with stunning views of Wyoming's natural beauty, featuring tree-lined fairways, pristine greens, and a variety of elevation changes. The Cheyenne Country Club is a private course, but does have some limited availability for public play. The course layout is notable for its balanced distribution of par values, creating a unique playing characteristic with equal numbers of each par type.

Chi Chi - The Golf Venue

Utrecht

Chi Chi - The Golf Venue is a modern golf entertainment facility located in Utrecht at Noorderpark. The venue features an ultramodern driving range with numerous bays and practice areas equipped with Inrange ball-tracking technology that records each shot's distance and location. The facility includes a 9-hole course that operates year-round. The course is designed as an open-minded venue welcoming golfers of all levels, from beginners to advanced players. It combines traditional golf with interactive gaming elements, allowing players to compete in various challenges such as distance, speed, and accuracy competitions with real-time scoring displayed on screens. Beyond the course, Chi Chi offers a comprehensive golf experience with a pro studio, restaurant featuring international cuisine inspired by renowned golf destinations worldwide, and a bar with terrace seating. The venue provides golf instruction through Chi Chi Academy, offering group and private lessons from experienced golf professionals using modern teaching techniques. Named after legendary Puerto Rican golfer Juan Antonio "Chi Chi" Rodríguez, the venue reflects his unconventional approach to golf. Chi Chi - The Golf Venue operates as a public entertainment destination rather than a traditional membership-based golf club, emphasizing accessibility and enjoyment for all visitors.

Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf Course

FL

Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf Course is a par-69 layout located in Clearwater, Florida, designed as a shorter course that allows golfers to complete their round efficiently while returning home in time for dinner. The course is situated on the west side of McMullen Booth Road in Pinellas County. Beyond its recreational appeal, the course serves as a centerpiece for the Chi Chi Rodriguez Youth Foundation and Academy, integrating golf with community impact. A portion of green fees supports youth education and development programs. The facility includes a driving range on the east side of McMullen Booth Road, providing practice opportunities for golfers. The course is notable for its dual purpose as both a playable golf venue and an educational platform. It hosts the Chi Chi Rodriguez Academy, which provides nontraditional students with hands-on learning opportunities, and partners with First Tee to teach youth golf alongside life lessons and leadership skills. The facility regularly hosts charity events, including the Chi Chi Charity Classic, emphasizing its commitment to youth development in the local Pinellas County community.

Chiang Mai Highlands Golf and Spa Resort.

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Chiang Mai Highlands Golf and Spa Resort is a 27-hole championship golf course set in the foothills east of Chiang Mai, Thailand. Designed by award-winning architects Schmidt-Curley Golf Design, the course offers magnificent mountain views on every hole. Upon its opening, Asian Golf Monthly recognized it as one of the Best New Courses in Asia. The course is now regularly ranked among the top 10 courses in Thailand and has earned multiple accolades, including Best Value Golf Experience, Top 3 Course in Thailand, and a nomination for Best Golf Resort in Asia at the 2015 Asian Golf Awards. The resort was voted among the top 3 golf resorts in Asia in 2015. The facility combines championship-caliber golf with a full resort experience, featuring immaculate playing conditions, 19 private villas, spa facilities, condominiums, and residential properties. The combination of first-class amenities, Lanna Thai hospitality, and world-class championship golf has established Chiang Mai Highlands as the premier golf holiday destination in northern Thailand.

Chiang Mai Inthanon Golf and Natural Resort

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Chiangmai Inthanon Golf and Natural Resort is a 72-par course designed by Mr. Suphachai Silamon and opened in 2009. The layout offers five tee box options, ranging from 5,658 yards on the red tees to 7,268 yards on the black tees. The course is situated in a setting that provides views of Doi Inthanon, Thailand’s highest mountain, and features an unusual timber clubhouse. The round begins with a par 5 followed by two par 4s, but the difficulty increases significantly from the seventh hole. This par 4 presents a split fairway divided by a line of trees, requiring a strategic decision between an easier approach that risks water or a more difficult shot with bunkers. Water hazards become a major factor at the thirteenth hole, another par 4 where the fairway curves left with bunkers guarding the landing zone and water protecting the right side of the green. The closing holes are noted for their scenery and challenge. The seventeenth hole, considered the signature hole, requires a tee shot over a lake with a dogleg right fairway and sand traps on both sides of the bend. It finishes on an elevated green surrounded by bunkers, offering views over the jungle. The eighteenth hole continues this scenic theme, though the terrain demands precision to avoid the surrounding hazards.

Chiangmai Gymkhana Golf Course

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The Chiang Mai Gymkhana Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-36 parkland layout situated on the historic grounds of the Chiang Mai Gymkhana Club. Established in 1898, it is recognized as the oldest golf course in northern Thailand. The course occupies 90 rai of land near the Ping River, a site granted by the Prince of Chiang Mai with the royal blessing of King Rama V specifically for the encouragement of sport. The routing is distinctively non-linear, a design quirk resulting from the original intent to allow golf, polo, and cricket to be played simultaneously on the same grounds. Matured trees line the fairways, serving as both aesthetic features and strategic hazards. The course is maintained to high standards, with the grounds crew ensuring the greens, fairways, and rough are in excellent condition. Historically, the fairways were maintained by grazing cattle rather than machinery, a practice that contributed to the unique character of the layout. The elevation changes and tree-lined fairways create a balance between playability and challenge, offering a fair test for golfers of all ability levels. The club provides a driving range with ten practice positions, a short game area for chipping and pitching, and a pro shop stocked with equipment and apparel. Professional coaching is available for members at all levels. Green fees include caddy services, and the course hosts regular club tournaments, monthly medal competitions, and social events throughout the year. The restaurant veranda overlooking the grounds serves as the traditional post-round gathering place for the golfing community.

Chiba Birdie Club

千葉県

Chiba Birdie Club is an exclusive 18-hole championship golf course located in Yachimata, Chiba Prefecture, near Tokyo. The course stretches 7,036 yards and features a distinctive design with ideal undulating terrain that balances aesthetic appeal with strategic challenge. The layout is characterized by beautiful landscaping with seasonal flowering trees and shrubs that create a refined atmosphere throughout the year. Set in an area with rich biodiversity, the course offers varied scenery across four seasons while remaining conveniently close to central Tokyo. The course is maintained to consistently excellent conditions and designed to allow players to enjoy leisurely rounds without time pressure. Notable features include a prestigious clubhouse that emphasizes creating memorable experiences for groups and individuals. The membership-based club accommodates 500 elite members under the "Five Hundred Club" concept. An adjacent public driving range, Yachimata Public Golf Range, provides 30 bays with full-auto tee-up machines across a 250-yard fairway.

Chiba CC Kawama Course

千葉県

Located in Noda, Chiba, the Kawama Course of Chiba Country Club is a 27-hole facility designed by Seizo Tomizawa and opened in November 1957. The expansive 726,000-square-meter property is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East, South, and West courses. Each nine-hole loop is a full par 36, bringing the total course par to 108. The layout utilizes Pen A-2 grass for the greens and offers multiple tee box options, including championship, back, regular, front, and ladies tees, to accommodate varying skill levels. The course is known for its strategic depth, offering different challenges depending on the tee selection. The East Course features a mix of par 4s and 5s, highlighted by the long 579-yard third hole from the championship tees. The South Course presents a demanding opening stretch with a 552-yard first hole and a 431-yard second, while the West Course includes a short 184-yard third hole and a 572-yard fourth. The design allows for play in any direction, with specific yardage and handicap charts provided for the East (West to East), South (North to South), and West (South to North) configurations. Strategic play is essential on this layout, as the yardage varies significantly between the front tees and the championship tees. For instance, the West Course's first hole stretches from 341 yards on the ladies' tees to 412 yards on the championship tees. The facility is equipped with remote-control carts to facilitate play, and the course has a reputation for accommodating different playing styles. The design by Tomizawa, with later modifications by Taisuke Kawata, creates a versatile environment that has hosted significant professional events. The Kawama Course has a notable history in professional golf, having hosted the 2024 Japan Senior Open Golf Championship. This tournament history underscores the course's capability to handle high-level competition. The facility remains a prominent part of the Chiba Country Club portfolio, alongside the Noda and Umesato courses, serving as a key venue for both member play and major tournaments in the Chiba region.

Chiba CC Noda Course

千葉県

Located in Noda, Chiba Prefecture, the Noda Course at Chiba Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by architect Kinji Fujita. Opened on October 9, 1955, the course covers an area of 660,000 square meters and is recognized for its strategic design within a wooded setting. The course features a 007 (Double O Seven) green surface and offers a variety of tee boxes, with the Champion Tee measuring 7,058 yards and the Regular Tee at 6,458 yards. The Noda Course is historically significant as the first in Japan to be marketed as a "forest course." It underwent a major renovation in 2015 by Tadashi Kawada, which enhanced its strategic complexity. The layout includes a mix of par-4s, par-5s, and par-3s, with handicap indices assigned to each hole to balance the challenge across the front and back nines. The venue has a strong track record of hosting professional and amateur tournaments. It has hosted the All Japan Amateur Golf Championship in 1983, the All Japan Women's Amateur Golf Championship in 1986, and the Japan Women's Open Golf Championship in 2003 and 2018. Additionally, the course served as the host for the LPGA Step Up Tour Panasonic Open Ladies in 2016 and 2017.

Chiba Central Golf Club

千葉県

Chiba Central Golf Club is a 27-hole facility located in Ichihara, Chiba Prefecture, offering three distinct nine-hole courses: A, B, and C. The layout is designed for continuous play, with the standard routing moving from the A Course to the B Course, and then to the C Course. The entire 27-hole complex plays to a par of 108, with each individual nine set at par 36. The course features Bermuda grass fairways and greens, with specific back tee yardages totaling 3,315 yards for the A Course, 3,447 yards for the B Course, and 3,282 yards for the C Course. The A Course presents a mix of long par 5s and accessible par 4s, featuring a 623-yard 1st hole that requires a precise drive to avoid a right-side water hazard and a challenging downhill lie. The B Course is characterized by its length, highlighted by a 510-yard 2nd hole and a 573-yard 7th hole, both demanding significant distance off the tee. The C Course offers a different challenge with a 514-yard 3rd hole and a short 154-yard 7th hole, providing variety in yardage and hole design. Situated in a natural setting surrounded by trees and vegetation, the course provides an environment for golfers to enjoy the outdoors. The facility includes a restaurant and pro shop, and hosts regular open competitions throughout the year. The routing and hole designs require strategic shot placement, with specific hazards like water and tree lines influencing play on key holes.

Chiba Country Club Umesato Course

千葉県

Located in Noda, Chiba Prefecture, the Chiba Country Club Umesato Course is an 18-hole championship layout designed by Koji Yasuda and opened in September 1960. The course spans 825,000 square meters and plays to a par 72 with a total length of 7,083 yards from the Champion tees. The greens are surfaced with Pen A-1, and the course features a range of tee boxes to accommodate different skill levels, including specific ratings for men and women. The Umesato Course has established a significant history in professional golf, hosting the Japanese Open Golf Championship in 1962 and again in 2014. It has also served as the venue for the HITACHI 3TOURS CHAMPIONSHIP in 2005, the Diamond Cup Golf in 2011, and the Panasonic Open Golf Championship in 2016 and 2017. These tournament appearances highlight the course's reputation for challenging conditions suitable for top-tier competition. Key characteristics of the layout include a demanding par-5 6th hole measuring 601 yards from the Champion tees, which is designated as the handicap 1 stroke hole. The back nine features the par-3 16th hole as the most difficult, rated at handicap 18, while the par-5 15th hole serves as the easiest at handicap 2. The course requires precise shot-making, with yardages ranging from a short 162-yard par-3 on the front nine to the lengthy 601-yard par-5, testing the endurance and accuracy of even the most skilled players.