Golf Courses

Clearbrook Golf Course ☆ Follow

NJ

Clearbrook Golf Course is a 9-hole championship course located in Monroe Township, New Jersey, within the active adult community of Clearbrook and open to the public. Designed by Hal Purdy, the course features four sets of tees on each hole, allowing for an 18-hole experience when played twice. The regulation course plays close to 3,000 yards for nine holes, extending to approximately 6,000 yards for eighteen. The layout is characterized by narrow, tree-lined fairways and undulating greens that provide a challenging test for experienced golfers while accommodating intermediate and beginning players through varied tee options. The course has been rated among the top 9-hole courses in New Jersey. Amenities include a fully stocked pro shop, driving range, and large practice putting and chipping green. The design balances difficulty with accessibility, offering different tee and approach shot varieties that engage players of all skill levels.

Clearfield Curwensville Country Club ☆ Follow

PA

Clearfield-Curwensville Country Club was designed by Alex Findlay and built in 1924. The course is a challenging 9-hole, par 35 layout with three par 3's, four par 4's, and two par 5's. With four tee sets, the course ranges from 2,607 to 3,218 yards. Course ratings range from 69.1 to 72.8 and slope ratings from 124 to 139. The course is located at 1125 Country Club Road, Clearfield, Pennsylvania 16830, Clearfield County. The traditional layout features tree-lined fairways, fast bent grass greens, rolling hills, and undulating greens. The course is characterized by Findlay's typical small undulating and built up greens, with design quirks that make it unique and memorable. The course is very challenging with thick rough and undulating greens. Course conditions are reported as excellent by golfers. The club operates as a private facility offering a classic design experience typical of early 20th-century golf course architecture.

Clearview Golf Course ☆ Follow

OH

Clearview Golf Club was established in 1946 by William Powell in East Canton, Ohio, with nine holes opening to the public in 1948. The course expanded to 18 holes in 1978. The 18-hole course features 5,980 yards from the longest tees for a par of 69, with a course rating of 67.2 and a slope rating of 105. The layout includes gently rolling terrain and undulating greens that serve as a challenge to experienced golfers while providing an enjoyable round for new players. The view from a hill inspired Powell to give Clearview its name. Clearview Golf Club was the first golf course in the United States to be built, owned, and operated by an African American. William Powell, who faced racial discrimination after returning from World War II, decided to build his own course where people of all colors would be welcome. Although not formally trained as a golf course architect, Powell integrated existing trees into the design and arranged the two nine-hole loops to begin and end at the clubhouse. Clearview Golf Club was placed on the Ohio Historical Register in 2001. The course underwent renovations sponsored by the PGA of America in 1999 and was renovated again in 2004 by Hurdzan-Fry Golf Course Design. In 2001, the course began to operate as a non-profit under the name Clearview Legacy Foundation. Each year Clearview hosts an annual Celebrity Tournament and an event with LPGA Tour players.

Clearview Park ☆ Follow

NY

Clearview Park Golf Course was founded in 1925 and was designed by landscape architect Willie Tucker. Located at the foot of the Throgs Neck Bridge in Queens, the course plays at 6,328 yards and is a par 70. The golf course lies on gently rolling terrain, and the course is located by Little Neck Bay with views of the East River and the Long Island Sound. The course is designed for beginner to intermediate level players, with par ranging from 3 to 5 strokes. The somewhat hilly course contains both straight, open fairways as well as others lined with trees and forest. The course's signature hole is #17, which is a 395-yard, par 4 hole offering spectacular views of the Long Island Sound and Throgs Neck Bridge. Originally named the Clearview Golf and Yacht Club, the establishment served as an exclusive retreat for New Yorkers, with notable member Governor Alfred E. Smith. Beginning in 1999, the course received a sophisticated irrigation system funded by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani as part of a $9.8 million project to combat erosion and improve course conditions.

Clearwater Bay Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Clearwater Golf Course ☆ Follow

KS

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WI

Clearwater Resort ☆ Follow

Canterbury

Clearwater Golf Resort is an 18-hole championship golf course located near Christchurch, New Zealand, situated just minutes from Christchurch International Airport and 20 minutes from the city center. The course features six tee choices accommodating golfers of varying abilities, flowing through manicured greens and fairways with water features and open spaces characteristic of the landscape. The resort hosted international professional golf tournaments for 13 consecutive years, establishing itself as a significant venue in professional golf. Notable alumni who have played the course include PGA Tour professionals Jason Dufner, Bubba Watson, Lucas Glover, Jason Day, and Jimmy Walker, as well as LPGA champion Lydia Ko, underscoring the course's challenging and progressive design. Clearwater offers comprehensive resort facilities beyond the championship course, including practice areas, dining options at Lume Restaurant and The Sprig Bar, and a members' lounge. The facility caters to various golfers through green fees, corporate golf packages, and membership options featuring reciprocal golf privileges. The course is recognized as a premier golfing destination in New Zealand, combining championship-level playability with resort amenities and accessibility to regional transportation and urban services.

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Cleburne Golf Links ☆ Follow

TX

Cleburne Golf Links is an 18-hole links-style golf course located in Cleburne, Texas, overlooking Lake Pat Cleburne. Opened in 2009, the course stretches 7,068 yards from the longest tees and offers a layout designed for golfers of all skill levels. The peaceful lakeside setting provides beautiful views and scenic vistas throughout the round, particularly notable from the ninth green which overlooks the water. The course features interesting hole designs characteristic of links-style golf, with native habitat areas marked as penalty zones. The terrain includes natural elevation changes and mowed areas that define hazard boundaries. Cart restrictions apply in native habitat zones to preserve the sensitive growth areas. The clubhouse offers views of the practice green and first fairway, with The Links Grille providing dining amenities. Cleburne Golf Links operates daily from 7 a.m. until 30 minutes before sunset, with seasonally adjusted driving range hours. The course is managed by Steve Brown and serves as a notable recreational facility for the Dallas-Fort Worth region.

Cleckheaton & District Golf Club ☆ Follow

West Yorkshire 4 upcoming events

Founded in 1900, Cleckheaton Golf Club's current 18-hole parkland course was designed by renowned architect Dr Alister MacKenzie and opened on 29th July 1922. The course measures 6,155 yards with four tee colour options, offering a genuine challenge for golfers of all abilities. Located in West Yorkshire just off Junction 26 of the M62, south of Bradford, the course is positioned within 40 minutes of Manchester, York and Sheffield. The layout features testing par 3s and risk-reward holes suited to longer hitters, with notable characteristics including strategic bunkering, trees framing several holes, and undulating greens. Key features include the elevated par 3 15th hole and the dog-leg par 4 16th, which offers a risk-reward option over a valley to a hidden green. The course presents specific challenges throughout, including prevailing wind considerations on several holes, out-of-bounds areas requiring precision, and varying green complexities. The parkland setting provides an engaging design with natural hazards and terrain variation. The facility includes practice grounds, a golf simulator, and clubhouse amenities, welcoming both visitors and society groups alongside its active membership.

Cleethorpes Beach Golf Course ☆ Follow

Lincolnshire

Cleethorpes Golf Club ☆ Follow

Lincolnshire

Cleethorpes Golf Club is an 18-hole mature coastal course established in 1894, located in Cleethorpes. The course features well-maintained greens and offers relatively easy walking with varying levels of challenge, particularly when affected by coastal breezes. The layout accommodates golfers of all abilities, from beginners to experienced players, making it accessible for seniors and juniors alike. The course is situated in a coastal setting with scenic views, and the terrain reflects the natural landscape of the Lincolnshire coast. The clubhouse includes a bar and restaurant that overlook the golf course, providing additional facilities beyond the playing experience. The club welcomes societies, visitors, and members, emphasizing its inclusive approach to golf. Tournament fixtures and competitions are regularly scheduled throughout the year. The facility is designed for both competitive play and social enjoyment, with comprehensive amenities supporting both golfers and non-golfers.

Cleeve Hill Golf Club ☆ Follow

Gloucestershire 9 upcoming events

Cleeve Hill Golf Club is an Old Tom Morris-designed course located in the heart of the Cotswolds near Cheltenham, England. The course sits on magnificent common land and is celebrated for its stunning panoramic views across the Severn Estuary towards the Welsh mountains and surrounding countryside. The layout offers a fantastic design characteristic of Old Tom Morris's work, commanding views throughout the round. The course is set against challenging terrain typical of Cotswold upland golf, with the landscape creating both visual appeal and playing difficulty. Cleeve Hill welcomes players of all abilities, from casual visitors to serious competitors. The course has earned significant recognition, ranking No. 94 in Golf.com's Top 100 UK & Ireland courses, No. 67 in Golf World's Top 100 (GB & Ireland), and notably No. 3 in Golf World's Top 100 courses under £35 (GB & Ireland). The club hosts several open competitions and tournaments including The Old Tom One, The Cotswold Trophy, and a Winter Open Series, attracting players throughout the year. The venue is known for its welcoming atmosphere and operates as a public-access course alongside its active membership base.

Cleghorn Golf & Sports Club ☆ Follow

NC

Cleghorn Golf & Sports Club features 18 holes and par 71, designed by architect George Cobb and built in 1972. The course plays 6,762 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 73.3 and a slope of 136. The course is located in Rutherfordton, North Carolina, approximately one hour west of Charlotte and forty minutes from Asheville. Four sets of tee boxes accommodate players of all abilities, with electric Club Car golf carts and Laser Link distance measuring devices available. The George Cobb-designed course travels through the mountains and valleys of western North Carolina with elevated tee boxes, heavily bunkered greens, and rolling fairways that make each hole have its own distinct character. The front nine features tight and hilly terrain, while the back nine has more water and more open fairways. The Champion Bermuda greens are firm and fast, and the course features 58 bunkers throughout the layout. The course was transformed into Cleghorn Plantation Golf and Country Club in 1972 by designer George Cobb, who has designed well over 100 golf courses including Augusta National's Par 3 Course and Quail Hollow in Charlotte, NC. Golf Digest has listed Cleghorn in their 'Best Places to Play' and the course has been voted 'The #1 Golf Course in Rutherford County' multiple times by readers of the Rutherford Daily Courier.

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Clermont National ☆ Follow

FL

Clermont National, located in Clermont, Florida, is an 18-hole golf course that recently underwent extensive renovations completed in November 2023. The $3 million+ renovation project modernized the facility with a new irrigation system, repaired bunkers, and resurfaced greens with Sunday Bermuda grass while fairways were re-grassed with Bimini Bermuda. Green surrounds were enhanced with native and ornamental grasses. The course features notable elevation changes that distinguish it from typical Florida golf courses, presenting varied playing challenges across the terrain. Five sets of tees accommodate golfers of different skill levels, allowing customization of difficulty. Recent facility improvements include a fully stocked pro shop and a new fleet of EZ-GO golf carts for members. The course operates as a membership-based facility, though public play options are available. The property, formerly known as Diamond Club, emphasizes maintaining championship-quality conditions while providing accessible play for various handicap levels through its diverse tee selections.

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South Australia

Clevedon Golf Centre ☆ Follow

North Somerset

Clevedon Golf Centre is an 18-hole pay-and-play golf course located on the southern outskirts of Clevedon, situated on the northern edge of the Bristol Channel. The course features an attractive, relatively level layout that accommodates players of all abilities, from beginners to experienced golfers. Its accessible design and straightforward approach make it welcoming to casual players without requiring membership or advance booking. The course benefits from scenic sea views overlooking the Bristol Channel, providing an attractive setting for play. Positioned just three minutes from Junction 20 of the M5 motorway, it offers convenient access. The facility operates daily from 7am to 10pm, with the last tee time at 7pm, emphasizing its commitment to accessibility and flexibility for golfers. The relatively level terrain and inclusive design philosophy make Clevedon Golf Centre suitable for a wide range of skill levels and player types seeking straightforward recreational golf.

Clevedon Golf Club ☆ Follow

North Somerset

Clevedon Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland championship course located in Walton St Mary, Clevedon, North Somerset. The course is distinguished by its breathtaking views over the Severn Estuary, offering scenic vistas throughout the round. The layout features notable characteristics including a signature 8th hole, described as a "fabulous surprise" that justifies the course's reputation as a must-see destination in Somerset. The course presents a challenging championship-standard layout suitable for golfers of varying abilities, with the design emphasizing both the natural parkland setting and panoramic estuary views. The facility benefits from excellent clubhouse amenities, ample parking, and on-site catering services. Course conditions are actively maintained, and the club offers visitor play alongside membership opportunities. The course has hosted invitational tournaments, further establishing its standing within the regional golfing community.

Cleveland Clinic-Akron General Challenge Golf Course ☆ Follow

OH

Challenge Golf Course at Cleveland Clinic Akron General in Akron, Ohio is a 9-hole, par 3 course featuring a distinctive 3-green design. Opened in 1992, it was the first golf facility in the nation designed specifically for persons with disabilities. The course spans a tree-lined property and allows golfers to select from three color-coded tee areas and target different flags on each green, accommodating players of varying skill levels. The facility includes a comprehensive practice area with three sets of tees: the Big Tee with 10 grass tee stalls covering 300+ yards; the Hill tees with 8 stalls; and the Challenge tees designed specifically for golfers with disabilities featuring 8 mat stalls and target flags. Adjacent amenities include a putting green, chipping and pitching areas, and a Learning Center with an indoor hitting range that enables year-round instruction. All equipment is provided by the Cleveland Clinic Akron General Foundation, though golfers may use their own. Developed by recreational therapists, the course serves as a rehabilitation and therapeutic resource for individuals recovering from strokes, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, amputations, and neuromuscular disorders. The program has expanded to serve juniors, seniors, and golfers with various disabilities, visual impairments, and developmental challenges. Challenge Golf offers individual instruction, group classes taught by PGA Professionals, community programs, youth camps, and specialized clinics for conditions such as Parkinson's disease.

Cleveland Country Club ☆ Follow

NC

Cleveland Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in Shelby, North Carolina, designed by John LaFoy. The course plays as a Par 72 championship layout and is described as challenging but fair. Recently renovated bunkers have been part of ongoing course improvements. The club continually ranks among the best courses in the area. Founded in 1927, Cleveland Country Club is the only private club in Cleveland County and has maintained its reputation for quality golf and membership amenities for nearly a century. Beyond the golf course, the club features seven clay and two lighted hard tennis courts, upscale dining facilities with recently renovated spaces including indoor and outdoor seating with views of the course, and hosts various member events and programs throughout the year. The club positions itself as a traditional private club offering a comprehensive lifestyle experience centered around golf, tennis, dining, and social gatherings.

Cleveland Country Club ☆ Follow

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