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Chervò Golf San Vigilio

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Chervò Golf San Vigilio is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Pozzolengo near Lake Garda in Lombardy, Italy. The course features 36 holes divided into four distinct layouts: Benaco, Solferino, Pozzolengo, and San Martino. The golf course is integrated into a 110-hectare park surrounding a 12th-century Benedictine Abbey, which serves as the historical heart of the property. The setting combines natural landscape with carefully maintained grounds, offering gentle hills and abundant vegetation typical of the Lake Garda region. The course is part of a comprehensive resort that includes a hotel with spa facilities, apartments, restaurants, and sports amenities, creating an environment suited for both serious golfers and leisure visitors. The golf club operates year-round and has been recognized as one of Italy's most exclusive clubs. The course design takes advantage of the scenic terrain and historical setting, with holes that integrate harmoniously into the surrounding landscape. The facility is positioned to appeal to championship-level players while accommodating various skill levels across its multiple layouts.

Cherwell Edge Golf Club

Northamptonshire

Cherwell Edge Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located on the Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire border, set within rolling countryside featuring dramatic views and mature tree-lined fairways. The course offers a comprehensive test of golf suitable for players of all abilities and standards. The terrain and landscape provide a scenic setting characteristic of parkland courses in the region. The club provides extensive practice facilities beyond the main course, including a covered floodlit driving range and a contoured putting and chipping green, catering to both members and visiting golfers. The course welcomes visitors and maintains an active membership program with dedicated sections for ladies, men, seniors, and juniors. The facility also accommodates golf societies, making it a versatile venue for various golfing groups and competitive play.

Chesapeake Bay Golf Club North East Course

MD

Chesapeake Bay Golf Club in Rising Sun, Maryland is an 18-hole championship course featuring a classic links-style design with open fairways, manicured tees and greens, and a country club atmosphere. The course is characterized by its demanding layout with strategic bunkering, water hazards, and elevation changes throughout both nines. The front nine opens dramatically with "Rising Sun," a challenging par 4 featuring two ponds and bunkers guarding the elevated green. Notable holes include the signature par 4 "Winged Preserve" with out of bounds left and water right, and "Cape Courage," a difficult par 3 surrounded by bunkers and water. The back nine presents additional challenges, particularly "Victory Valley," the course's longest hole with out of bounds right, and "Terrapin's Turf," a dogleg right with a severely sloped green considered the toughest on the course to putt. The course emphasizes precision shotmaking with water hazards, out of bounds areas, and strategically placed bunkers defining most holes. Amenities include a driving range, practice facilities, indoor golf simulators, and a restaurant. The course accommodates tournaments, outings, and private events, serving both casual rounds and competitive play.

Chesapeake Golf and Country Club

VA

Chesapeake Golf Club is an 18-hole course designed by Ellis Maples and built in 1986, measuring 6,241 yards with a Par 71 layout and featuring Bent Grass greens and Bermuda fairways. The course is nestled in the village of Las Gaviotas and operates as a semi-private facility that allows public play. Located just fifteen minutes from downtown Norfolk, the course serves the South Hampton Roads community. The layout challenges players with rolling fairways and tricky doglegs, with water hazards that come into play frequently requiring several intimidating blind shots over water, while mature trees line the fairways with strategically placed bunkers along the greensides. With a slope rating of 122 and course rating of 69.5, Chesapeake Golf Club boasts some of the best greens in the Tidewater area and offers the amenities of a private club with the fees of a public golf course. The course will test player skills but is not overly punishing for high handicappers.

Chesapeake Hills Golf Course

MD

Chesapeake Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Lusby, Maryland, featuring 6,545 yards from the longest tees with a par of 72. Designed by Jim Thompson and opened in 1968, the course has a rating of 72.3 and slope rating of 126, indicating moderate to challenging difficulty. The course is owned and operated by Calvert County Government's Department of Parks and Recreation. Recent improvements include a comprehensive greens drainage project completed in partnership with Growing Solutions to enhance putting surface consistency and performance, as well as reconstructed tee boxes on holes #3, #4, #6, and #9. The course offers a scenic setting with occasional wildlife encounters and is characterized as welcoming to golfers of all skill levels with no strict dress codes. A new 8,150-square-foot clubhouse opened in March 2024, featuring a pro shop, full-service bar and grill, and banquet facilities. Additional amenities include a driving range, putting green, and FootGolf options.

Chesapeake Run Golf Club

IN

Chesapeake Run Golf Club is an 18-hole public daily fee course located in North Judson, Indiana, approximately one hour south of Chicago. The course features signature holes with distinctive design elements and is Audubon sanctioned, emphasizing environmental stewardship. The layout is characterized by elevated tees on fourteen holes that provide panoramic views across the course. The setting is secluded within woods and prairie grass, with no roads or cornfields bordering the property, creating an intimate landscape experience. The course combines challenging play with a country club atmosphere, offering a well-maintained facility suitable for both casual rounds and organized outings. Chesapeake Run serves as both a golf course and community destination, designed to provide golfers with a complete recreational experience in a natural, protected setting.

Chesfield Downs Golf Club

Hertfordshire

Chesfield Downs Golf and Country Club is located at Jack's Hill, Graveley, near Stevenage in north Hertfordshire. The facility comprises an 18-hole main course and a 9-hole par three Lannocks Links course, both designed by Jonathan Gaunt and developed from 1989, with the club opening around 1991 to 1992. The main course plays to a par of 71 over 6,646 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 72.4 and a slope of 123. It is built on chalk downland and classified as an inland links, with the freedraining soil allowing year-round play in conditions that typically keep the course open when wetter venues close. The Lannocks Links is a compact nine-hole par three layout of 975 yards, designed as a short game and beginner facility. The main course is laid out across gently undulating downland with open, expansive fairways and a recurring links character. A dry gravel ditch or rill meanders through sections of the course, functioning as a notable hazard in front of and around several greens and providing a distinctive feature that rewards careful course management. The wider fairways suit longer hitters, though several par fours exceed 400 yards from the yellow tees, and the greens are built to USGA specification. Panoramic views across the Hertfordshire countryside are a feature of the back nine in particular. The course carries a slope of 121 from the yellow tees, indicating a fair but demanding test. One notable piece of club history is that Ryder Cup player Ian Poulter was a junior member and assistant professional at Chesfield Downs in his early career, winning the club championship in 1993.

Chesham & Ley Hill Golf Club

Buckinghamshire

Chesham & Ley Hill Golf Club, established in 1900, is situated in the heart of the Chilterns in Buckinghamshire. The course is set within mature oak woodland, providing a scenic and natural setting for play. The club offers an 18-hole layout with accompanying 9-hole options, as indicated by its course handicap tables for both formats. The course presents an enjoyable challenge suitable for all ability levels, from beginners to experienced golfers. Its woodland setting and mature trees create an atmospheric playing environment characteristic of Chilterns courses. The terrain and natural landscape features provide the course's defining characteristics, with oak woodland defining the aesthetic and strategic elements of play. The club maintains active competition schedules across men's, women's, junior, and veterans' sections, suggesting a well-established course with comprehensive golfing facilities. Professional tuition is available through the club's PGA professional, Dave Marsden, who offers both individual and group lessons. The club welcomes both members and visitors, with visitor tee times available for booking and competitive green fee rates offered year-round.

Cheshire Golf Course

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The Cheshire Course is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course located at Carden Park estate in Cheshire, England. Situated at the back of the estate, the course offers beautiful views across the parkland and the Welsh hills beyond. The layout spans approximately 6,800+ yards and features challenging hole designs with bunkers flowing with the natural contours of the landscape. The course presents a test of skill for golfers of all abilities, characterized by strategic bunkering and natural hazards throughout. Notable holes include the 9th, a long par 4 uphill mostly playing into the wind with a well-bunkered green, and the 18th hole set upon a cliff overlooking the full estate, providing a dramatic finishing hole. The 15th features a water hazard on the left side, requiring careful tee shots and strategic second shots. The Cheshire Course complements Carden Park's Nicklaus Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus and his son Steve. Together, they form part of England's Best Golf Hotel at the World Golf Awards. An average four-ball can expect to complete the course in approximately 4.5 hours.

Cheshire Hills Golf Course

MI

Cheshire Hills Golf Course is a 27-hole public golf course located in Allegan County, Michigan, in Southwest Michigan's countryside. Established in 1972, the course features natural beauty throughout its layout and has been family-owned and operated since its inception. The facility is situated in a peaceful rural setting that characterizes the Allegan region. The course includes a comprehensive practice facility with natural grass stations, practice bunkers, and two putting greens, along with affordable lessons available for golfers of all skill levels. The terrain takes advantage of the natural landscape typical of southwest Michigan's countryside setting. On-site amenities include a restaurant offering casual lunch and dining options, with an outdoor deck overlooking the course for alfresco dining. The course accommodates various golf activities including outings and golf leagues, making it suitable for both casual play and organized events. Its status as an open-to-the-public facility has made it accessible to golfers throughout the region for over five decades.

Cheshunt Park Golf Course

Hertfordshire

Cheshunt Park Golf Course is an 18-hole par 71 parkland course measuring 6,635 yards, designed by Donald Hawtree and opened in 1971. Located within the 232 acres of Cheshunt Park, the course offers a traditional parkland setting with mature trees and open fairways characteristic of the era's design philosophy. The course presents a moderate challenge suitable for golfers of varying abilities. The par-4 4th hole is identified as a notable test, requiring precise shot-making. The layout incorporates natural parkland terrain with undulating greens and strategic bunkering typical of Hawtree's design approach. Cheshunt Park provides comprehensive practice facilities including a 9-bay driving range, putting green, and chipping area, allowing golfers to prepare before play. The course operates on both membership and daily pay-and-play visitor basis, accommodating different golfing preferences. Amenities include Bar 19, a fully-licensed restaurant overlooking the greens, a golf shop stocking equipment and apparel, and a club repair service offering re-shafting, re-gripping, and alignment work. The facility also hosts PuttShots, an 18-hole miniature golf course, and provides function room hire for events.

Chester Country Club

IL

Chester Country Club is a nine-hole golf course located two miles north of Chester, Illinois on Route 3. Originally established in 1954 at Fort Kaskaskia State Park, the current facility opened in spring 1966. The course features Bent grass greens, which are among the largest and best-constructed in Southern Illinois, paired with Bermuda grass fairways installed in fall 1994. A modern irrigation system was added during the same upgrade period. The course offers a large practice green and maintains a cart rental fleet for player convenience. As a community golf club, Chester Country Club provides a welcoming golfing environment suitable for various skill levels. The facility extends beyond the course itself, featuring a full-service clubhouse with a complete bar and kitchen. The club hosts tournaments and special events throughout the year and maintains an active men's league that plays every Wednesday evening.

Chester Golf Club

SC

Chester Golf Club is located in rural Chester County, six miles west of I-77 off exit 62, only minutes from Charlotte or Columbia. The course opened in 1971 and was designed by Russell Breeden. The 18-hole course features 6,811 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72.0 with a slope rating of 124 on Bermuda grass. The course is characterized by large tif-eagle Bermuda greens that offer a smooth but testing putting surface. Tree-lined 419 Bermuda grass fairways ensure that golfers of all skill levels will have a challenging but enjoyable round. The signature hole, number 12, is a par 5 that requires two shots over water, with water on three sides of the green and a sand bunker. The course is surrounded by forest land and an abundance of wildlife. Chester Golf Club has hosted many tournaments in recent years and is known for its layout, beauty, greens, and overall course condition. The course is one of four area courses under the management of the Leroy Springs Company, along with Lancaster Golf Club, Fort Mill Golf Club, and Springfield Golf Club.

Chester Golf Club

Nova Scotia

Chester Golf Club is a classic seaside golf course located in Chester, Nova Scotia, offering a picturesque setting along the Atlantic Ocean. The course provides a challenging yet accessible golfing experience suitable for all skill levels, with a par of 70. The routing takes advantage of the stunning coastal landscape, featuring views of the Atlantic Ocean, nearby islands, and sailboats in Chester Harbour, which create both visual appeal and potential distractions for players. The course is designed to challenge golfers aiming to break 120 while remaining enjoyable for those pursuing par. The surrounding seaside setting, with its natural beauty and water views, defines the character of the layout. After completing their round, golfers can enjoy the on-site clubhouse restaurant, which overlooks the ocean and harbour and specializes in local Nova Scotia seafood, including noted seafood chowder. The club maintains membership opportunities for Chester area residents and offers various amenities including lessons, a pro shop, and tournament facilities.

Chester Golf Club

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Chester Golf Club is a parkland course founded in 1901, located on two levels within a loop of the River Dee in Chester. Situated less than a mile from the city centre, the course overlooks Chester racecourse and offers fine views of the Welsh Hills. The layout is contained within the river loop, providing an attractive setting with varied terrain across its two levels. The course features excellent dining facilities with a Michelin-trained chef offering comprehensive menus. The club maintains a warm, welcoming atmosphere for both members and visitors. Specific details regarding the number of holes, par, designer information, and individual hole characteristics are not provided in the available content, though the course is noted for its parkland design and scenic location within the natural landscape formed by the River Dee.

Chester Valley Golf Club

PA

Chester Valley Golf Club is a par-70 championship golf course that earned the reputation for being the toughest test on the PGA Tour Champions during the 12 years it hosted an event. The course was originally designed by Perry Maxwell, extensively renovated in 1969 by Philadelphia's George Fazio, with additional major renovations by Forse Design in 2009. Located in Malvern, Pennsylvania, the club sits among the hills with the course set on hilly land. Players can choose between five sets of challenging tees, and the terrain features dramatic carries, heaving slopes and bending fairways. From 1985 to 1997, Chester Valley was selected to host a tournament event for the Senior PGA Tour (now called PGA Tour Champions), with players viewing the course as a favorite stop and its 6th hole ranked in the Top Five most difficult holes year to year. The course is a designated Audubon International Certified Cooperative Sanctuary, preserving wildlife habitat, protecting water quality, and improving the environment overall. Chester Valley Golf Club offers 18-hole golf, pool and tennis facilities and clubhouse dining as a private members-only club.

Chester-le-Street Golf Club

County Durham

Chester-le-Street Golf Club is a mature parkland course nestled in the countryside surrounding Lumley Castle and along the banks of the River Wear. Designed by Open Championship winners Sandy Herd and Ted E Ray, the course offers varied terrain with scenic views across historic landscape. To the west, the course overlooks the Emirates Durham International Cricket Ground with fells and hills beyond, while mature woodland surrounds the eastern boundaries. The course is notable for its royal heritage-King George VI, then Prince Albert, Duke of York, was a regular player before his ascension to the throne in 1936. He donated a signed photograph to the clubhouse in 1928. The club's design thoughtfully blends the golf course into the surrounding countryside, creating an aesthetically distinctive layout that has earned it the designation "Course Fit For A King." The course combines strategic design with natural landscape features, offering golfers a blend of challenge and natural beauty across its parkland setting.

Chesterfield Golf Club

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Chesterfield Golf Club is a well-established parkland course located in Derbyshire on the fringes of the Peak District. The course features back nine holes designed by legendary architect Harry Colt, whose portfolio includes Royal Portrush and Sunningdale. These Colt-designed holes seamlessly integrate with the front nine layout, offering what modern architects recognize as classic Colt design principles. Set amidst stunning Derbyshire countryside, the course presents a test of golf suitable for players of all abilities. The club has established itself as a significant tournament venue, hosting the Midlands Amateur Championships, English Schools Championships, and England v Wales international fixtures. In 2025, it hosted the Derbyshire Amateur Championships and served as a venue for county representative matches. The club has been a Mizuno Pairs Tour venue since 2021. The attractive clubhouse features spectacular views and welcomes both members and visitors, with facilities for large parties and societies. The course's reputation and consistent hosting of regional and national competitions demonstrates its standing as one of the region's leading golf destinations.

Chesterton Valley Golf Club

Shropshire

Chestfield Golf Club

Kent

Chestfield Golf Club is an 18-hole downland course situated in the Kent countryside between the Forest of Blean and the coast. The course commands magnificent views northwest over the sea to the Isle of Sheppey, the Thames estuary, and Southend-on-Sea. Known for its rolling fairways and exceptionally smooth putting surfaces, the course is characterized by its natural downland terrain and scenic setting. The club features one of the oldest buildings used as a clubhouse in the world, reflecting its deep golfing heritage. The course is noted for its pure putting greens and has been described as one of Kent's hidden gems, offering both challenging golf and spectacular views. The combination of the downland layout, coastal vistas, and well-maintained playing surfaces creates a distinctive golfing experience in a landscape setting.

Chestnut Hill Golf Course

NY

Chestnut Hill Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 public course located 20-25 minutes east of Buffalo near Darien Center, New York. The course spans 6,653 yards and is situated among rolling hills in the region. Family-owned and operated, it offers a combination of challenging play and natural scenic beauty. The course is known for well-maintained greens and fairways kept in excellent condition, with professional course management. Chestnut Hill has established itself as a premier destination for tournaments and outings, hosting events for over 30 years. The facility features electronic scoring capabilities unique to the Buffalo area and offers various amenities including golf leagues ranging from competitive to casual play, month-long tournaments (The Chestnut Hill Tour) running May through September, and a mobile app for booking and score tracking. The course emphasizes value and service, positioning itself as a quality public golf option in the Buffalo market. Tournament and outing services remain a core offering, with the facility designed to accommodate group play and competitive events throughout the season.