Golf Courses

Club de Golf Playa Serena ☆ Follow

Andalucía

Club de Golf Playa Serena is located in Roquetas de Mar, Almería, Spain, in a coastal setting. The course operates year-round and features a layout with notable holes including the 10th, 12th, and 18th. It maintains medium occupancy levels with an average play speed of 4 hours 10 minutes. The greens are maintained at 4.0mm and have a stimp reading of 8 feet, cut daily for consistent conditioning. The course hosts various competitions throughout the year, including the San Valentín Tournament and President's Tournament, along with a regularidad (consistency) circuit. A golf school offers instruction for beginners and children, reflecting the club's commitment to developing junior golfers. The facility provides virtual tour options for prospective players and maintains affiliated hotel partnerships nearby for visitor accommodations. Members enjoy priority tee times from 8:00-10:00 AM, while the course welcomes public play with a valid federation license and advance reservation.

Club de golf Pont-Rouge ☆ Follow

Québec

The Club de Golf Pont-Rouge is a nine-hole golf course located in the Portneuf county, approximately 20 minutes from Quebec City. The course was founded in 1976 and spans a total length of 3,111 yards with a par of 36. It is situated in a natural setting described as being in the heart of nature, offering a peaceful environment for golfers. The layout provides a challenging experience for players of all levels, characterized by its well-maintained fairways and greens. The course is designed to be accessible while still offering a captivating challenge, making it a popular destination for regional golf. The facility includes modern amenities such as a reception area, a restaurant known for its fish and chips, and a climate-controlled reception hall suitable for events and tournaments. The club has a long-standing history, having celebrated 50 years of operation. It maintains a community-focused atmosphere, hosting friendly leagues and events for groups of 20 players or more. The course is open to both members and the general public, with various services available to enhance the golfing experience, including instruction and league play.

Club de Golf Pontefract ☆ Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Port del Comte ☆ Follow

Catalunya

Club de Golf Port-Alfred ☆ Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Port-Alfred is an 18-hole golf course located in La Baie, Quebec, offering challenges for golfers of all skill levels. The course features wooded areas lining the fairways, sloped holes, and varying distances that test players' abilities. A notable feature is hole #16, which offers distinctive views that distinguish it from other holes on the course. The layout incorporates natural terrain features including elevation changes that add to the course's difficulty and visual appeal. The facility accommodates both public play and membership, providing amenities such as golf bag and cart storage, equipment rental options, and social activities for members. The course is affiliated with Golf Quebec and Golf Canada, indicating its standing within the provincial and national golf communities.

Club de Golf Pozoblanco ☆ Follow

Andalucía

Club de Golf Pozoblanco is Spain's first municipal golf course, located 3 kilometers from Pozoblanco in Córdoba on the La Canaleja road. The 9-hole course is situated within a natural landscape of oak forests (dehesa), completely surrounded by undeveloped terrain that provides an exceptional setting for play. The course offers a welcoming, family-oriented atmosphere designed for golfers of all levels, from beginners to experienced players. Set against the distinctive backdrop of the Andalusian dehesa landscape, the course provides an accessible yet quality golfing experience. The facility includes a practice range, putting green, clubhouse, café/restaurant, pro shop, and equipment rental services including buggy hire. As Spain's pioneering municipal golf course, Club de Golf Pozoblanco represents an important development in making the sport more accessible to the general public. The course accommodates individual instruction through its golf school, which offers both adult and youth programs, along with equipment rentals and practice facilities to support player development at all skill levels.

Club de golf Quévillon ☆ Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Quilquico ☆ Follow

Región de Los Lagos

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Región de Tarapacá

Club de Golf Quivolgo ☆ Follow

Región del Maule

Club de Golf Ramón Sota ☆ Follow

Cantabria

Club de Golf Ramón Sota is a nine-hole par-3 course located in the barrio of Agüero, in the municipality of Marina de Cudeyo, Cantabria, in northern Spain. The course was founded by Ramón Sota Ocejo, one of Spain's most celebrated professional golfers of the 1960s and early 1970s, who won numerous European national opens and famously finished sixth at the 1965 US Masters - at the time the best result by any European at Augusta. The course was designed by his nephew, Severiano Ballesteros, and continues to be run by the Sota family. It plays to a par of 54 over a total distance of 2,386 metres from the yellow tees, with a course rating of 54.9 and a slope of 87. All nine holes are par-3s, ranging in length and difficulty, with two lakes coming into play across four of the holes. The layout incorporates sand bunkers, water hazards, and fast, well-maintained greens that demand precision on approach shots. The course is frequently described by players as a "mini Augusta," a nod to both Ramón Sota's connection to the Masters and to the quality and aesthetics of the design. The prevailing breeze that moves across the course adds a further dimension of difficulty, making accuracy with approach shots particularly important. A private school hole is also available for individual tuition. The surrounding landscape is characteristic of rural Cantabria, with rolling green hills, native crops, and grazing cattle visible across the countryside. The course has a practice area of 220 metres by 150 metres, an approach zone, and a putting green. It is open year-round and is regarded as suitable for players of all levels, from beginners to professionals, given the variety in hole lengths and the challenge presented by the greens and water features.

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Aguascalientes

Club de golf Revermont ☆ Follow

Québec 2 upcoming events

Club de golf Revermont is an 18-hole golf course established in 1968, located in Amqui, Quebec, at the crossroads of Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie regions. The course features a par 72 layout with a length of 6,402 yards and is characterized by wooded terrain with water hazards throughout. Set in the Matapédia Valley, the course offers distinctive panoramic views bordered by the majestic Matapédia River, creating an exceptional natural setting. The landscape and scenic beauty are defining features of the playing experience. The course is situated less than three kilometers from downtown Amqui, positioning it as a notable destination in Eastern Quebec. Beyond the course itself, Club de golf Revermont offers comprehensive facilities including a pro shop, restaurant service, golf instruction, junior academy programs, and a private event space. The club hosts regular leagues, including Wednesday and Friday competitions and the Senior Conrad Bouffard league, indicating an active membership and tournament program.

Club de Golf Ría de Vigo ☆ Follow

Galicia

Club de Golf Ría de Vigo is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Ramón Espinosa and opened in 1993. Located in the Ría de Vigo region with commanding views of Vigo city, the Rande Bridge, and the Atlantic Ocean, the course spans 65 hectares of meticulously planned terrain. The layout features six lakes, a river, and natural topography that create distinct challenges across each hole, with no two holes playing identically. The course benefits from advanced drainage systems and a favorable microclimate, allowing play approximately 360 days annually despite its Galician coastal location. Additional facilities include a Pitch & Putt course, multi-use practice areas, and outdoor swimming pools. The course hosts regular tournaments and leagues, establishing itself as a significant golf destination in the Rías Baixas area.

Club de Golf Ribera Salada ☆ Follow

Catalunya

Club de Golf Rinconada de Chillán ☆ Follow

Región de Ñuble

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Québec

Club de Golf Rivermead ☆ Follow

Québec

Located in Gatineau, Quebec, Rivermead Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course situated just 15 minutes from downtown Ottawa. The layout was originally designed by Charles Murray in 1910 as a nine-hole course, with the full 18 holes completed in 1915 by George Cumming, an associate of Stanley Thompson. The course underwent significant renovation in 1989 by architects Ken Skodecek and Ken Venturi, followed by a five-year improvement project led by Jeff Mingay that concluded in 2023. This recent work aimed to restore the course to its Golden Age-era roots, featuring reimagined bunkering, expanded short grass areas, and the addition of multiple new tees. The course presents a strategic test with a variety of hole configurations. The scorecard includes five par 3s, six par 4s, and seven par 5s, with holes 7, 11, and 18 offering flexible par 4/5 options. The layout is designed to challenge golfers through strategic placement and the restored Golden Age characteristics. The course has been ranked #72 in Canada and #8 in Quebec by Top 100 Golf Courses. Rivermead holds a significant place in Canadian golf history, having hosted the 1920 Canadian Open won by James Douglas Edgar. The club also hosted the 1925 Ladies’ Canadian Amateur Championship, the 1932 and 1959 CPGA Championships, and the 2025 Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship. Since 1936, the Rivermead Cup has been awarded to the low Canadian at the Canadian Open, with champions including Walter Hagen, Tommy Armour, Moe Norman, Mike Weir, and Nick Taylor. The club has also hosted the Alexander of Tunis tournament 23 times since 1950.

Club de golf Rivière-du-Loup ☆ Follow

Québec

The Club de golf de Rivière-du-Loup is an 18-hole course located at 132, route de la Montagne in Notre-Dame-du-Portage, Quebec, situated on the border with the city of Rivière-du-Loup. Inaugurated in 1902, the course was originally developed by a group of summer visitors who cleared land in the predominantly English-speaking Saint-Patrice sector. The layout offers challenges for both beginners and professionals, set against a backdrop that includes views of the St. Lawrence River and the Charlevoix mountains. The course is characterized by its historical setting and natural terrain, with the original club house and early two or three holes forming part of its heritage. The layout provides distinct challenges, with specific holes noted for their scenic views. The second and thirteenth holes are highlighted for offering impressive vistas of the river and the Charlevoix mountains. The practice area features a 300-yard range, noted for its sunset views over the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. The club maintains a long-standing history, having operated for more than 120 years. It offers a full range of services including a pro shop, a terrace, and an academy with qualified instructors. The course hosts various annual events, including the Tournoi Fondation de la santé, the Tournoi d’ouverture, and the Tournoi Classique des Barlettes, among others scheduled throughout the golf season.

Club de Golf Rivière-Rouge ☆ Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Rivière Rouge is an 18-hole golf course located in Coteau-du-Lac, Quebec, within the Montérégie region. The course was established in 1972 by Maurice Berthiaume, who initially created a 9-hole layout. The course expanded to its current 18-hole configuration in 1979 with the addition of a second 9-hole section. The club is currently managed by the third generation of the Berthiaume family, Jessica Berthiaume St-Pierre and Simon St-Pierre, who took over operations in 2021. The course is characterized as intermediate to advanced in difficulty, featuring water obstacles on several holes. The setting is described as a green and spacious environment. The facility includes a 10,000-square-foot real grass practice green and a real grass driving range that can accommodate up to 10 golfers simultaneously, complete with a sand bunker for practice. Golfers have the option to play the full 18 holes or a 9-hole round. The course offers equipment rentals, including golf carts and complete sets of clubs. The club emphasizes daily maintenance of the turf and promotes a welcoming environment suitable for both beginners and experienced players, with a focus on community and inclusiveness.

Club de Golf Rocas de Santo Domingo ☆ Follow

Región de Valparaíso

The Club de Golf Rocas de Santo Domingo, located in Santo Domingo, Chile, is a 27-hole facility spanning more than 90 hectares. Known as "La Catedral del Golf Chileno," the course is characterized by its undulating terrain typical of the Chilean coast and is surrounded by dense forests of pines and cypresses. The layout is designed to offer a unique landscape and color palette for each hole, contributing to its reputation as one of the top 100 courses on the continent. The facility features three distinct 9-hole courses, allowing for varied routing and play. The terrain provides a challenging environment with its natural undulations and mature tree cover, which define the character of the holes. The course is maintained as a "siempre verde" (always green) facility, ensuring consistent playing conditions throughout the year. The club hosts a regular schedule of championships and tournaments, with a dedicated calendar for competitive play. The "Abierto de Golf Las Rocas" is a notable event in the club's calendar, attracting participants to the 27-hole layout. The course also supports an academy for adults and children, offering instruction in golf, tennis, and other sports. Beyond the golf course, the club offers six tennis courts and three padel courts, along with a synthetic football pitch and a swimming pool area. These facilities are integrated into the golf course setting, providing members with a comprehensive sports and leisure environment. The club's history and trajectory are marked by its long-standing presence in Chilean golf, serving as a hub for both competitive and recreational play.

Club de Golf Rosemère Fontainebleau ☆ Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Rosemère Fontainebleau is an 18-hole, par 72 course spanning 7,105 yards, located at 1, boul. de Fontainebleau, Blainville, QC, J7B 1L4, Canada, approximately 35 minutes from downtown Montreal. The layout was designed by Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham, who carved fairways below grade to create definition and variety while framing views of the dense tree cover that dominates the property. The course is set on a gently rolling landscape that blends open countryside with mature woodlands. The design emphasizes strong green complexes featuring large, highly contoured putting surfaces protected by bold bunkering. From the first tee, the course engages players immediately, a quality that has attracted PGA Tour and Champions Tour competitors to the layout. A neo-classic clubhouse overlooks the verdant course, offering views of the playing surfaces and surrounding landscape.

Club De Golf Royal Estrie ☆ Follow

Québec

Club De Golf Val-des-Sources is an 18-hole golf course located in Val-des-Sources (formerly Asbestos) in the Cantons-de-l'Est region of Quebec, approximately 30 minutes from Victoriaville and 40 minutes from Sherbrooke and Drummondville. The course was designed by renowned architect Howard Watson and established in 1967, spanning approximately 7,000 yards. The course features a sophisticated design that blends open and wooded areas with natural elevation changes, creating distinct character at each hole. The rolling terrain and impeccable greens present challenges suitable for golfers of all skill levels while offering panoramic views throughout the layout. The course is characterized by undulating fairways set within a natural landscape of valleys and forested areas. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a pro shop, practice center, sand bunker, and putting green. Two panoramic terraces provide views over the course, and the clubhouse accommodates up to 500 guests for events. The course hosts amateur and corporate tournaments and welcomes both daily players and members with various membership options available.

Club de Golf Royal Montreal ☆ Follow

Québec

Situated on 600 acres in Île Bizard, Quebec, the Royal Montreal Golf Club features a 45-hole layout comprising two 18-hole courses and one 9-hole course. The property is characterized by gently rolling parkland terrain that connects the distinct layouts organically. The club, which moved to its current location in 1959, is recognized as the oldest continuous golf club in North America, having been founded in 1873. The Blue Course, designed by Dick Wilson and Joe Lee, serves as the club's premier championship layout. It is a demanding test that requires both power and control from the tee, featuring tiered greens that demand precision. The course underwent significant renovation by Rees Jones in preparation for the 2007 Presidents Cup, which included rebuilding greens, repositioning bunkers to accommodate longer hitters, and adding changing levels to several putting surfaces. The Blue Course has hosted the Canadian Open five times (1975, 1980, 1997, 2001, 2014) and the Presidents Cup in 2007 and 2024. The Red Course, also designed by Wilson and Lee, offers a true parkland experience with doglegs, strategic bunkers, and small, well-protected greens. It begins adjacent to the clubhouse and plays through tree-lined fairways, requiring finesse rather than power. The 9-hole Dixie Course provides a different character, featuring two challenging par-4 holes-the 432-yard third and the 448-yard ninth-and is known for being walkable and welcoming to beginners while still offering a test from the back tees. Royal Montreal holds a significant place in tournament history as the only international venue to have hosted the Presidents Cup twice. The 2007 event saw the United States defeat the International team, highlighted by Mike Weir's victory over Tiger Woods on the final day. The 2024 Presidents Cup was won by the United States with a final score of 18.5 to 11.5. The club has also hosted the Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship since its inception in 1901 and the Canadian Open ten times.