Golf Courses

Chiba Isumi Golf Club ☆ Follow

夷隅郡 3 upcoming events

Chiba Isumi Golf Club is a 27-hole facility located in Ota, Isumi District, Chiba Prefecture, set within a rolling hilly landscape spanning 148 hectares. The course was designed under the supervision of Kozo Yasuda and Shiro Kawamura, with the East and South courses opening in August 1979 and the West course following a decade later in August 1989. The layout is built on a philosophy of straight driving, featuring wide fairways that average 40 meters in width to encourage distance and accuracy. The total yardage for the 27 holes is 11,008 yards with a par of 108. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops. The East Course begins with a gentle downsloping par 4 and is characterized by a challenging finish, where the uphill stretch of the 7th par 5, 8th par 4, and 9th par 5 serves as the key to scoring. The South Course opens with long par 5 holes and includes moderate ups and downs that test a player's mental fortitude. Its signature hole is the 7th, a par 3 that requires a 90-yard carry over a valley, making wind reading essential for par saves. The West Course, added in 1989, offers a flatter, more expansive layout where hazards are strategically placed to vary the approach based on the tee box used. The 6th hole on the West Course is noted for its scenic beauty during the autumn foliage season. Chiba Isumi Golf Club holds a high course rating, with the South and West combination achieving a rating of 75.7 from the Champion tees, the highest in Chiba Prefecture. The course utilizes both Old Bentgrass and the newer DC-1 Bentgrass varieties for its greens, which were transitioned to in September 2024. The facility manages a total of 148 hectares (450,000 tsubo) of land, providing ample space for its three loops. The club is affiliated with the Japan Golf Association (JGA), the Kanto Golf Association (KGA), and the Nippon Golf & Country Club Association (NGK).

Chiba Municipal Golf Course ☆ Follow

千葉県

Chiba Sakura no Sato Golf Club ☆ Follow

千葉県

Chiba Sakura no Sato Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 course located in Katori City, Chiba Prefecture, situated approximately 9 kilometers from the Sahrakatori Interchange on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway. The course is designed as a serious hill course overlooking the Kashima Sea, with 18 holes separated by natural forests. The layout features wide fairways that provide an open feel, making the course accessible for senior players and women, while complex undulations and strategically placed bunkers and water hazards challenge single-digit handicap players. The course offers four sets of tees-Blue, White, Green, and Red-allowing players of varying abilities to adjust the difficulty. The front nine includes a 391-yard par 4 at the 1st hole from the Blue tees, followed by a 371-yard par 4 at the 2nd. The 3rd hole is a 165-yard par 3, and the 4th is a demanding 409-yard par 4. The back nine begins with two long par 5s: the 5th at 495 yards and the 6th at 496 yards from the Blue tees. The 7th hole is a 189-yard par 3. The remaining holes continue to offer a mix of lengths and challenges, with yardages ranging from 249 yards on the Red tees for the 1st hole to 531 yards on the Blue tees for the 18th hole. Spring brings approximately 1,000 cherry trees into bloom, adding to the course's visual appeal. The design emphasizes the natural terrain, with each hole taking advantage of the existing landscape to create a distinct playing experience. The combination of wide fairways and challenging hazards ensures that the course remains engaging for both casual players and those seeking a more rigorous test of golf.

Chiba Shin Nihon Golf Club ☆ Follow

千葉県

Located in Chiba City, Chiba Shin Nihon Golf Club is a 36-hole championship facility set within the gentle, rolling hills of the Boso Peninsula. The course is divided into two distinct nine-hole loops: the Sotobou (Outer Boso) Course and the Uchibou (Inner Boso) Course. Each nine is further split into front and back nines, offering a total of 72 holes for play. The Sotobou Course is characterized by wide fairways and generous distances, while the Uchibou Course features a more varied layout that tests a player's technical versatility. The Sotobou front nine begins with a gentle uphill opening hole, requiring a tee shot that avoids the left-side out-of-bounds before navigating a second shot toward a green that slopes away. The layout includes a mix of par 3s, 4s, and 5s, with yardages ranging from a short 162-yard par 3 to a demanding 616-yard par 5. Key challenges include the 16th hole, a 616-yard par 5 that requires a precise drive and a second shot over a light uphill gradient, and the 13th hole, a 503-yard par 5 that demands careful club selection. The back nine of the Sotobou Course features a 616-yard 16th hole, which is noted for its expansive downhill tee shot and a two-tiered green, as well as a strategic 349-yard par 4 that places hazards on both sides of the fairway. The Uchibou Course presents a different set of tests, starting with a 507-yard par 5 that requires a tee shot over a pond. This loop includes several challenging par 3s, such as the 162-yard 3rd hole, which is a downhill shot over a valley where the green and tee are separated by a significant drop. The 17th hole, a 142-yard par 3, is a short but difficult shot over water with out-of-bounds to the right. The back nine of the Uchibou Course features a 534-yard par 5 at the 15th, described as a signature long hole with a dramatic downhill tee shot and a two-tiered green, and a 531-yard par 5 at the 17th, which requires a precise approach to a sloping green. The course is designed to challenge players with its undulating terrain, strategic bunkering, and the ever-present need for accurate club selection due to the varying elevations and wind conditions typical of the region.

Chiba Yomiuri Country Club ☆ Follow

千葉県 4 upcoming events

Chiba Yomiuri Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Ichihara, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The layout offers multiple tee configurations to accommodate varying skill levels, with the Blue tees measuring 6,142 yards from the front tees. The course features a rotating green schedule, utilizing A, B, and B+ greens throughout the season to maintain playing conditions. The course is designed to appeal to a wide range of golfers, from beginners to competitive players. A defining characteristic of the facility is its 18th hole, which is a replica of the 18th hole at the Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club. This finishing hole is a demanding uphill par-3 that plays from 158 yards at the Red tees to 224 yards at the Black tees. The green features a strong slope from back to front, making over-shooting a significant risk and requiring precise distance control. Significant challenges are presented throughout the front nine, particularly on the par-5 4th hole. This long hole, stretching to 573 yards from the Black tees, requires a tee shot that avoids a frontal bunker and stays left of the trees. The approach shot follows the cart path, with players needing to navigate bunkers surrounding the green. The course also includes several short holes, such as the 2nd and 6th, which serve as scoring opportunities but require accuracy off the tee. The club actively participates in the competitive golf circuit, hosting various amateur tournaments sanctioned by the Japan Public Golf Association (PGS). Recent events have included the PGS Bridgestone Cup and the PGS Dunlop Cup monthly meetings, as well as qualifying rounds for the All Japan Women's Senior and Mid-Senior Amateur Golfers' Championship. The facility also supports group play, offering specific rates for four-player groups on weekdays and larger competition parties on weekends.

Chibana Golf Course ☆ Follow

沖縄県

Chibana Golf Course is a nine-hole executive facility located just outside Gate 3 of Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, Japan. Situated in a country atmosphere, the course is designed for active-duty military, retired service members, reservists, civilian employees, and their families. The layout features a mix of tee shots that require precision, with specific holes noted for their difficulty or significance in local hole-in-one records. The course includes chipping and putting greens, a driving range, and a pro shop offering rental clubs and pull carts. A snack bar and game room are available for players. The facility hosts various tournaments and social events, with a history of hole-in-one achievements recorded on holes 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9. The course is accessible to a wide range of patrons, with daily green fees varying by rank and status, and juniors playing free when accompanied by an adult.

Chibuluma Golf Course ☆ Follow

Copperbelt Province

Chicago Golf Club ☆ Follow

IL

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IL

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IL

Chicago Highlands Club ☆ Follow

IL

Chicago Highlands is an 18-hole golf course built on 270 acres in Westchester, Illinois, designed by world-renowned architect Arthur Hills. The course features significant elevation changes of over 80 feet and dramatic views of the Chicago skyline, with a design style reminiscent of a modernized Scottish links course. The layout accommodates a wide range of skill levels, with total yardage ranging from 4,000 to nearly 7,500 yards across seven sets of tees and 11 different yardage options. The course is equipped with state-of-the-art drainage and irrigation systems and maintains world-class manicured greens. The challenging terrain and varied tee selections create quick, enjoyable rounds suitable for both junior golfers and tour professionals. Chicago Highlands' substantial acreage and comprehensive facilities distinguish it as a premier private club in the Chicago area.

Chichester Golf Club ☆ Follow

West Sussex

Chichester Golf Club is located two miles south of Chichester in West Sussex and features two 18-hole championship courses-the Cathedral Course and the Tower Course-along with a 9-hole Par 3 short course. The club offers a comprehensive golfing facility with a driving range equipped with TrackMan technology for club and ball tracking, enabling practice, game play, and virtual course experiences. The facility caters to golfers of all levels, from beginners through experienced players, with coaching available through their Golf Academy and "Get into Golf" programs offering free introductory classes. Beyond traditional golf, Chichester Golf Club provides diverse recreational options including outdoor and indoor adventure golf, FootGolf, escape rooms, and gaming facilities. The club maintains active membership programs and hosts various events including society golf, corporate golf days, charity tournaments, and the Junior Open. The facility is Safe Golf certified and demonstrates commitment to inclusive culture within the sport. Additional amenities include a pro shop, clubhouse with bar and catering facilities available for private events, weddings, and celebrations.

Chichibu Kokusai Country Club ☆ Follow

秩父郡

Chick Evans Golf Course ☆ Follow

IL

Chick Evans Golf Course is an 18-hole course located in Morton Grove, Illinois, measuring 5,691 yards. The course is named after Chick Evans, the first amateur golfer to win both the U.S. Open and U.S. Amateur Open, who also founded the Chick Evans Scholarship program for caddies. The course's defining characteristic is the Chicago River, which cuts through the center of the layout, providing scenic views while presenting a significant challenge for players. Despite its relatively short yardage, the course offers a satisfying and engaging round of golf in the northern suburbs of Chicago. Chick Evans is described as a short yet rewarding 18-hole course that accommodates golfers of varying skill levels. The course operates year-round, weather permitting, with riding carts available depending on conditions. It is part of the Forest Preserve Golf network, which manages multiple courses throughout the Chicagoland area.

Chickasaw Country Club ☆ Follow

TN

Chickasaw Country Club, located at 3395 Galloway Ave in Memphis, TN, is a private course that opened in 1922 and was designed by William Langford. The 18-hole course features 6,608 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, with a course rating of 72.3 and a slope rating of 128. The course has TiffEagle grass greens and Bermuda grass fairways. The course was newly renovated in 2018 by Bill Bergin. Chickasaw Country Club is a classic in-town club located in East Memphis, situated at the intersection of Sam Cooper Boulevard and Highland Street. In 1945, Chickasaw hosted the PGA tournament which ended Byron Nelson's streak of 11 straight PGA victories. In addition to the golf course, Chickasaw offers tennis, fitness, swimming, and dining options.

Chickasaw Point Golf Club ☆ Follow

SC

Chickasaw Point Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 public course located in Westminster, South Carolina, nestled within the Chickasaw Point Community. Set against the Blue Ridge Mountains, the course features undulating topography and tree-lined fairways that create a scenic, nature-integrated setting. The layout presents a balanced challenge suitable for both novice and experienced golfers, with varied terrain that defines each hole distinctly. The course is characterized by its dramatic landscape and mountain backdrop, offering players unexpected visual interest throughout their round. Its design emphasizes the natural topography of the area, incorporating elevation changes and wooded elements into the playing experience. The property includes full amenities: a driving range, pro shop, clubhouse, and The Overlook restaurant with deck seating overlooking the course, allowing players to extend their visit with dining and beverage service. Golf cart rentals and club rentals are available, along with private and group lessons. The course welcomes public play while also offering membership options that provide savings and exclusive benefits for frequent players.

Chickasha Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

OK

Chickasha Golf and Country Club is a nine-hole golf course in Chickasha, Oklahoma, featuring 3,171 yards of green from the longest tees for a par of 35. The course rating is 35.0, and it has a slope rating of 115. Designed by Woody Kerr, the course opened in 1915. The course features a driving range, putting green, and pro shop. The course hosts the longest-running golf tournament in the state of Oklahoma, which has been running for over 90 years. The club houses two restaurants for hungry golfers and has a bar known as the 10th hole and a banquet facility for hosting events. Formerly known as Bushwood Golf and Country Club, the course is open to the public.

Chicopee Country Club ☆ Follow

MA

Chicopee Country Club is an 18-hole municipal golf course located in Chicopee, Massachusetts, designed by renowned architect Geoffrey Cornish. The course features a par of 71 and has earned recognition as a top 10 course in Massachusetts. Set in a New England landscape, the course offers a well-established layout characteristic of Cornish's design philosophy, which typically emphasizes strategic playability and integration with natural terrain. The facility is municipally owned and operated, with a full-service golf shop managed by PGA Professional Mike O'Neill. The course accommodates various play styles through different rate structures and welcomes golf outings, tournaments, and league play. Notable amenities include a bar and grill facility. The course maintains accessibility policies for disabled golfers through a blue flag system. Chicopee Country Club operates seasonally, closing during winter months, and offers membership options along with daily green fee play for public golfers.

Chicopee Woods Golf Course ☆ Follow

GA

Chicopee Woods Golf Course is a public 27-hole facility located in Gainesville, Georgia, just one mile from I-985 in the rolling foothills of North Georgia. The course features Mini Verde greens and is conveniently positioned near North Atlanta and Gwinnett County. The layout consists of three distinct nine-hole courses blended to create varied playing experiences. The Village nine is a traditional design with minimal water hazards, large greens, and wide fairways suitable for all skill levels. The School nine, part of the original 18 holes, incorporates water on four holes while maintaining spacious greens and fairways. The Mill nine, the newest addition, complements the existing layout with shorter yardage, a drivable par four, and the course's longest par three. Built without residential properties on the course, Chicopee Woods serves as a public pay-to-play venue. The facility has hosted significant tournaments including Georgia PGA sectional and state championships, as well as a Georgia Public Links Championship, establishing its credentials as a legitimate test of golfing ability.

Chicora Golf Club ☆ Follow

NC

Chicora Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Dunn, North Carolina, within an hour's drive of the Research Triangle Park area. Recognized as one of the best golf courses in the greater Raleigh/Fayetteville region, the course is noted for its challenging layout that appeals to both beginner and professional golfers alike. The back nine is characterized by tight, scenic fairways that require players to utilize a full range of clubs. The course features well-maintained greens and demanding playing conditions. Chicora's mild climate allows for year-round play with fresh air and inspiring landscapes. The facility includes a clubhouse and golf lounge capable of accommodating events and social gatherings. Green fees range from $20 for walking to $30-$40 per person with cart rental. The pro shop provides amenities including self-serve beverages, snacks, and fresh hot dogs served Wednesday through Sunday.

Chiddingfold Golf Course ☆ Follow

Surrey

Chiddingfold Golf Club is a 12-hole golf course located in Surrey near Guildford and London. In 2024, the club transitioned from its original 18-hole layout to a 12-hole format, inspired by the historical format of The British Open. This redesign prioritizes faster play and greater flexibility for time-conscious golfers. The course is set in a scenic Surrey landscape and features a well-maintained layout. Notable facilities include an all-weather teeing ground and a 5-hole academy course constructed to USGA standards, utilizing the former 17th and 18th greens. The academy serves as a dedicated learning facility for golfers of all abilities, from complete beginners to experienced players. The course has gained significant popularity, attracting record numbers of regular players. Chiddingfold positions itself as a pay-and-play facility offering best value golf in the South. The club features a sports bar with terrace overlooking the course, complemented by an all-day kitchen menu. Additional amenities include buggy, club, and trolley hire services, along with membership options and group booking packages designed to accommodate various player preferences and schedules.

Chiefland Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

Chigusa Country Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Chigusa Country Club is a hillside golf course located in Shisou City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Opened in 1975, the course was designed and supervised by Peter Thomson, a five-time British Open champion. In 1991, it underwent major renovations by Yūkichi Kobayashi, converting to championship-quality sand bent greens. The course features an individualistic layout characterized by significant undulation and rolling terrain, creating varied playing conditions that prevent monotony. The design takes advantage of the highland setting, offering crisp mountain air and scenic views. The course is noted for its fast greens and challenging topography that tests golfers of varying skill levels. The facility includes accommodation at Chigusa Villa (Chigusa Sanso), a mountain lodge designed to complement the natural setting, as well as dining facilities. The course operates both member and visitor programs, with online reservation availability for visitors.

Chigwell Golf Club ☆ Follow

Essex 1 upcoming event

Chigwell Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located 10 miles northeast of Central London, near the A13, M11, and M25. The par 71 course measures 6,309 yards from the white tees, which carry a slope rating of 138-one of the highest in the county. This challenging layout features undulating terrain that creates varied playing conditions throughout the round. The course presents significant difficulty for experienced golfers, with its slope rating reflecting the demanding nature of the design. Its unique combination of obstacles and challenges ensures each round plays differently, encouraging repeat visits. The club maintains a strong reputation within Essex and regularly hosts professional tournaments and large corporate golf events. Chigwell Golf Club operates as a traditional members' club while also welcoming visitors, offering a blend of competitive challenge and accessible hospitality.