Golf Courses

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MO

Albarella Golf Club ☆ Follow

Veneto

Albarella Golf Links is an 18-hole links-style golf course designed by John Harris, located on an island near Venice in the Po Delta region of Italy. The course evokes Scottish links characteristics while overlooking the sea, set within natural wetland terrain inhabited by wild deer and pheasants. The course features sandy, well-drained fairways playable year-round, including winter months. It includes one of Italy's widest practice ranges with grass tees, three short-game greens, and an indoor practice facility. The course received the Italian Golf Federation's "Impegnati nel Verde" (Committed to Green) certification for environmental sustainability efforts and is affiliated with the Playgolf 54 group. Established in 1972 alongside the course construction, Albarella Golf offers comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse, restaurant, golf school, and handicap examination services. An adjacent four-star hotel overlooks the course and provides accommodation directly on the property. The course also hosts FootGolf activities in collaboration with regional operators.

Albatros Golf Course ☆ Follow

Kerala

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Västra Götalands län

Albatross Golf Resort ☆ Follow

Středočeský kraj

Alberni Golf Club ☆ Follow

British Columbia

Alberni Golf Club is a 6,242-yard, par 70 course located in Port Alberni, British Columbia, situated in the Alberni Valley at the hub of the Pacific Rim. The course is nestled amongst evergreen forests beneath Mount Arrowsmith's presence, offering scenic mountain views and west coast landscape characteristics. A salmon-bearing stream winds through the course and comes into play on several holes, adding both aesthetic and strategic elements to the layout. The course features a rich history extending back to the 1920s, maintaining traditional design principles while incorporating modern improvements over the decades. Alberni Golf Club accommodates golfers of all skill levels, providing ample enjoyment and challenge throughout the 18-hole layout. The course follows natural terrain contours, with the surrounding ecosystem featuring old growth forest and mountain-sheltered setting. The facility includes a pro shop with driving range, the Eagle's Nest Restaurant and bar, and various tournament and club event offerings throughout the year. The setting allows players to engage with the natural landscape while experiencing the character of a historic course that has hosted golfers for over a century.

Albert Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Albert Park Public Golf Course ☆ Follow

Victoria

Albert Park Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located just 2km from Melbourne's CBD, adjacent to Albert Park lake and situated around the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix racetrack. The course offers stunning views of the Melbourne skyline from most holes, set within the picturesque Albert Park precinct next to the famous St Kilda Road Boulevard. As a public golf course, Albert Park provides accessible play for golfers of all levels. The venue features professional coaching with golf lessons available seven days a week, offered on both the practice fairway and the actual course. The facility includes a practice range and accommodates various groups, from casual players to corporate outings and social golf clubs. The course is described as one of the best golf locations in the world, combining a premier urban location with quality golfing conditions. Its central Melbourne position and lakeside setting make it notable for providing championship-level golf within the city. The course operates seasonally, with extended hours during spring and summer months.

Alberta Beach Golf Resort ☆ Follow

Alberta

Alberta Beach Golf Resort is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in Alberta Beach, Alberta, Canada, situated less than an hour west of Edmonton. The course offers a variety of rate options including season passes, weekly specials, and both 9-hole and 18-hole play. The resort features a fully licensed clubhouse with a lounge, patio, snacks, and a pro shop. The facility operates seasonally, with the 2025 season opening May 1st. A notable feature of the resort is its integrated RV Park, which offers daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal rates, with seasonal pass holders receiving unlimited golf access. The course includes a hole-by-hole tour feature on its website, allowing golfers to preview each of the 18 holes. Online tee time booking is available for guests planning their rounds. The property is gated and access to the campground is controlled. The resort caters to both day-use golfers and extended-stay visitors seeking a combined golf and RV experience in central Alberta.

Albertslund Golfklub ☆ Follow

Region Hovedstaden

Albertslund Golfklub is a 9-hole golf course located in Albertslund, near Copenhagen, Denmark. The course is member-owned and member-operated, having joined the Danish Golf Union (DGU) as member number 111 on October 1, 1994. The layout consists of nine holes designed to accommodate players of varying skill levels and time constraints, allowing rounds to be completed more quickly than traditional 18-hole courses. The course features a driving range, putting green, and practice area for pitch shots. The terrain is characterized by well-maintained greens, clipped fairways, and challenging rough areas with small but precisely maintained greens. Despite its modest length, the course presents significant strategic challenges, requiring thoughtful play rather than relying on long drives. Notable features include finicky approach shots and tight greens that demand precision. The course is described as well-maintained, with particular praise for its greenkeeping standards. Albertslund Golfklub fosters an active club culture with organized groups including men's, women's, and seniors' clubs, youth programs, club tournaments, and regional golf competitions. The clubhouse includes a terrace serving as a social hub for members, and the facility emphasizes affordability compared to other clubs while maintaining high course conditions.

Albertville Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

AL

Albertville Golf and Country Club, now operating as Big Spring Lake Golf Club, is an 18-hole parkland course located in Albertville, Alabama on Sand Mountain. The course was originally designed by Leon Howard and opened in 1966. It plays to a par 72 with four sets of tees ranging from 5,022 to 6,108 yards, offering options for golfers of all skill levels. The layout features tree-lined fairways with a variety of topography and eight holes incorporating water hazards. The finishing holes 16, 17, and 18, known locally as "The Loop," present notable challenges that can significantly impact a player's score. The course includes a putting green and practice facilities, and accommodates both member and daily fee play. Located near the intersection of U.S. Highway 431 and Alabama Highway 75, approximately an hour southeast of Huntsville, the course serves as one of the most popular golf facilities in Marshall County and the surrounding region. The facility also offers event hosting and banquet services for private gatherings and outings.

Albia Golf and Leisure ☆ Follow

IA

Albion Country Club ☆ Follow

NE 1 upcoming event

Albion Ridges Golf Course ☆ Follow

MN

Albion Ridges Golf Club is a 27-hole championship course located in Annandale, Minnesota, just west of the Twin Cities metro area. The course features three championship nine-hole layouts that provide versatile routing options for players. Known for its excellent playing conditions, Albion Ridges maintains a reputation for high-quality greens and firm, fast fairways that support a brisk pace of play. The design is described as player-friendly, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels while still offering a championship-caliber challenge. The course has become one of Minnesota's popular destinations, attracting golfers seeking quality conditions and good value. Albion Ridges accommodates various formats including league play and offers youth programs through the Youth on Course initiative, making it a well-established community golf destination in the region.

Albuquerque Country Club ☆ Follow

NM

Albuquerque Country Club features an 18-hole golf course designed with a park-like atmosphere, characterized by tree-lined fairways and contoured greens. Located in central Albuquerque near Old Town, the Rio Grande River, and Route 66, the course benefits from the region's distinctive landscape and setting. Founded in 1914, ACC is New Mexico's oldest and preeminent private country club, with the clubhouse built in 1928 and retaining the architectural styles of historic Albuquerque. The course offers a traditional layout suited to golfers of varying skill levels, enhanced by mature trees throughout the property and well-maintained playing surfaces. The club combines its golf facilities with other amenities including tennis courts, fitness facilities, and swimming, serving as a comprehensive recreational destination for members and their families in Albuquerque's central location.

Alburg Golf Links ☆ Follow

VT

Albury Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Alcester Golf Course ☆ Follow

SD

Alcester Golf Club is a public 9-hole course located in Alcester, South Dakota, in the southeastern region of the state. The course features a par 34 layout with balanced front and back nines of equal length. Guest fees are moderately priced at $15 for 9 holes and $20 for 18 holes on weekdays, with slightly higher rates on weekends. Cart rentals are available at $10 for 9 holes or $20 for 18 holes, with an all-day golf option for $40. The course offers multiple tee options accommodating golfers of varying skill levels, with scoring data available for men's white, gold, and red tees as well as women's tees at multiple levels. The course is managed by Superintendent Lonnie Johnson and Clubhouse Manager Kari Kingman, ensuring well-maintained playing conditions. As a public facility, Alcester Golf Club serves the local community and visiting golfers seeking an accessible, casual golfing experience in rural South Dakota.

Aldeamayor Club de Golf ☆ Follow

Castilla y León

Aldeamayor Club de Golf is located in Valladolid, Spain, approximately 15 kilometers from the city center in the Aldeamayor Golf urbanization. The club features an 18-hole championship course with a par of 70 and a length of 5,676 meters from the white tees, designed by Juan Ligués. Additionally, there is a 9-hole par-3 course measuring 1,028 meters with small, undulating greens. The facility includes comprehensive practice amenities: a driving range with 14 covered stations and 300 meters of length, a putting green, chipping green, practice bunker, and approach zone. The course is characterized by its well-maintained layout suitable for golfers of varying abilities. The club hosts regular competitions throughout the year and maintains a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, including the installation of a 34.96 kWp photovoltaic solar system. Services available include buggy rentals, pro shop, locker rooms, and caddie facilities, making it a complete golfing destination for both members and visitors.

Aldeburgh Golf Course ☆ Follow

Suffolk 1 upcoming event

Aldeburgh Golf Club, founded in 1884, is England's second oldest maritime heathland course, located on Suffolk's Heritage Coastline. The Championship Course is an 18-hole layout with Par 70 for men and Par 74 for ladies, featuring yardages from 6,916 yards (Blue tees) to 5,025 yards (Black tees). Recently redeveloped by Mackenzie and Ebert, the course presents substantial challenges for golfers of all standards, with every hole demanding precision in shot-making and accuracy. Built on sandy heathland with a links-like feel on many holes, the course offers stunning views across the River Alde toward the North Sea and the iconic Edwardian clubhouse. The terrain and strategic design create an examination of golfing skill while providing an aesthetically pleasing experience. The club also features a 9-hole River Course overlooking the Alde river with marshland views and wildlife. Notably, Aldeburgh Golf Club is believed to be the first golf club in the world where women have always held equal membership and playing rights with men, influenced by early members Elizabeth Garrett Anderson and Millicent Fawcett. The course plays exceptionally well in winter without requiring preferred lies or temporary modifications, allowing rounds to be completed in approximately three hours.

Aldeen Golf Club ☆ Follow

IL 1 upcoming event

Aldeen Golf Club features 18 holes with a length of 7,131 yards from the championship tees and a slope rating of 139, designed by Richard P. Nugent. Located in Rockford in northern Illinois, the course is conveniently situated an hour's drive from Chicago, Madison, or Milwaukee. The course includes expertly manicured greens, tees and fairways, challenging water hazards on 12 of 18 holes, and 43 bunkers. Keith Creek winds through the front nine past the signature 8th hole with its island green and replica of the Swilcan Bridge at St. Andrews. Subtle elevation changes, along with mogul-filled roughs and numerous trees, provide a straightforward, challenging, and beautiful test of golf. The course has hosted the Illinois State Amateur Championship. The course is ranked 38th nationwide and in the Top Fifty Public Courses in the U.S. with greens fees under $50 by Golf Magazine, and received Best Golf Course in 2018 and 2019 in the Rockford Register Star's "What Rocks" awards.

Aldenham Golf Club ☆ Follow

Hertfordshire

Aldenham Golf & Country Club is situated less than a mile from junction 5 of the M1 near Watford, Hertfordshire. The facility comprises two courses: The Church Course, an 18-hole tree-lined parkland layout offering scenic views over the Hertfordshire countryside, and The Village Course, a 9-hole option. Both courses are designed to provide challenges for golfers of all ability levels. The setting features parkland terrain with tree-lined fairways and countryside vistas. The club operates primarily as a members' facility with a welcoming policy toward new members through weekday and weekend roll-ups. Beyond golf, the clubhouse includes a lounge bar, players' lounge, and function rooms overlooking the course and terrace. The facility caters to casual dining with breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack options available to clubhouse visitors.

Alder Root Golf Course ☆ Follow

Cheshire

Alder Root Golf Club is located in the Cheshire countryside near Warrington, England, set within tranquil rural landscapes that provide an attractive natural backdrop. The course is described as beautiful yet challenging, featuring tree-lined fairways that penalize errant shots from the tee. The layout includes well-maintained putting greens and comprehensive practice areas suitable for golfers of all abilities. The course presents a notably challenging experience, with the tree-lined fairway design being a defining characteristic that demands accuracy off the tee. The greens are noted for their quality and are maintained by experienced greenstaff. The club emphasizes both the course's playing difficulty and its high standard of condition, with recent improvements bringing the facility to a competitive standard. Beyond the course itself, Alder Root offers a clubhouse with food and hospitality facilities, making it a complete golfing destination. The club welcomes both members and visitors, providing online booking systems for each category and maintaining a relaxed, friendly atmosphere among its membership base.

Alderbrook Golf Course ☆ Follow

OR

The Mook at Alderbrook is an 18-hole par-69 course measuring 5,965 yards. Originally designed and laid out by Lee Smith in 1925 on 95 acres of dairy farmland near Tillamook on Oregon's North Coast, the original 9 holes were built in 1924 and the second 9 added in 1966. The course is set at the edge of Tillamook's dairy country in the foothills of the Coast Range, featuring towering old-growth trees, crisp coastal air, and natural scenery. Elevated views from holes 6 and 16 showcase sweeping panoramas of the Tillamook Valley. The par-71 layout features three sets of tees and strategic design that welcomes newer golfers while still challenging seasoned players. Severe dog legs, tree-lined holes and elevated greens and teeboxes create the course's greatest challenge, while the short distances of many holes offer scoring opportunities. The 15th hole, a severely uphill par 3, was named one of the worst holes in Oregon by The Oregonian in 1994, though new owners are building an elevated tee box to make the approach less drastic. The course closed in October 2021 but was purchased by local investors in January 2023 and reopened on April 1, 2023, as The Mook at Alderbrook. With the new ownership, each hole has been named for a native tree, bush, or flower visible on that hole.