Golf Courses

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

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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.

Alderdale Greens ☆ Follow

Nova Scotia

Alderley Edge Golf Club ☆ Follow

Cheshire

Alderley Edge Golf Club is a members' club established in 1907, located in Cheshire on Brook Lane. The club features a nine-hole course characterized by attractive, undulating terrain that presents a moderate challenge to golfers of varying abilities. The course layout takes advantage of the natural landscape, offering an engaging playing experience across its compact design. The club maintains modern facilities including a spike bar and the Edge View Suite, complemented by a golf simulator room. The facility welcomes visitors alongside its established membership base, which includes sections for men, ladies, mixed, seniors, and juniors. The club operates as an approved Community Amateur Sports Club (CASC), emphasizing accessibility and community participation in golf. PGA Professional Charles Le Sueur provides coaching services both on the course and within the simulator facility. The club supports both social and competitive golf programs, hosting regular club competitions and open events throughout the year. Membership options are designed to accommodate all skill levels, including a dedicated introductory package for learner golfers with no joining fee required.

Alderney Golf Course ☆ Follow

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Aldersey Green Golf Club ☆ Follow

Cheshire

Aldersey Green Golf Club is a welcoming, family-run course located in Tattenhall, Chester, featuring tree-lined fairways and well-maintained greens. The course is characterized by lush fairways and pure putting surfaces, set within a scenic landscape that creates an aesthetically pleasing golfing environment. The layout includes some notably challenging holes that test golfers of varying abilities, making it suitable for both experienced players and those seeking a more demanding round. The course is known for offering good value, with visitor green fees set at approximately £30 per round, making it an accessible option for casual play. Members and visitors consistently praise the course's condition and presentation. The club emphasizes a community-focused atmosphere, functioning as a family-oriented facility where golfers can enjoy rounds, utilize the clubhouse facilities, and participate in social events. Aldersey Green positions itself as an inclusive venue where personal relationships between the club and its members are prioritized, creating a welcoming environment for both regular members and visiting players.

Aldwark Manor Golf Club ☆ Follow

North Yorkshire

Aldwickbury Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

Hertfordshire

Aldwickbury Park Golf Club, located in Harpenden, features two golf courses offering facilities for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The club is situated in beautiful, scenic surroundings and provides comprehensive golfing amenities. The facility includes superb practice facilities designed to support player development across all abilities. The club offers green fee play for visitors alongside membership options, with dedicated sections for men, ladies, and seniors. Beyond golf, the venue includes a charming lounge bar and patio area for relaxation. Aldwickbury Park also functions as an event venue, hosting weddings, parties, dining events, and celebrations. The club operates a golf academy and maintains a well-stocked golf shop. Course conditions are regularly monitored and updated to maintain playing standards. The facility emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity, with pathways and junior membership programs supporting new generations of golfers.

Ale Golf Club ☆ Follow

Västra Götalands län

Ale Golf Club features an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole short course. The 18-hole course opened in 1992 and was constructed on historic agricultural land formerly part of Alfhems Kungsgård, an estate with origins dating to the 14th century. The course design follows the natural landscape contours, benefiting from centuries of cultivated soil that provides natural drainage characteristics. The club offers comprehensive facilities including a driving range, slope training area, and practice grounds. Members enjoy unlimited play on both courses, participation in club competitions, and representation opportunities in regional and district tournaments. The facility accommodates various membership levels, from full premium memberships to Golf-ID memberships for less frequent players. Additional amenities include dining facilities, equipment rental, accommodation for caravans and motorhomes, and drone video footage of the courses. The club maintains winter tees during colder months and operates summer greens from mid-April onwards. Junior training programs are available, and the course participates in the Golfamore network, allowing play at affiliated courses.

Alexander Country Club ☆ Follow

Eastern Cape

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Herefordshire

Alexandra Golf Club ☆ Follow

Victoria

The Alexandra Golf Club is situated in the Wine and High Country region of Victoria and features beautiful old red gums with gently undulating grassed fairways and grass greens. The course contains no sand bunkers but incorporates water hazards on several holes to add challenge. The course is uniquely laid out on a public reserve encompassing the Alexandra Racing Club racetrack, with the front nine holes generally positioned around the outside of the racetrack and the back nine mostly inside it, with some fairways crossing over. The club offers an 18-hole golfing experience and is open to visitors. Players receive a free replay if their ball strikes a rail, a distinctive feature of this course. The terrain presents both charm and playability for golfers of varying skill levels, with the intertwined racetrack creating unique strategic elements throughout the layout.

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Eastern Cape

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MN

Alferini Golf ☆ Follow

Andalucía

Alferini Golf is an 18-hole championship course designed by Cristóbal Guerrero and opened in 2007, located in Marbella within the Villa Padierna resort. The course stretches 6,648 meters with a par of 73, making it the most challenging of the three courses at Villa Padierna. The layout integrates diverse natural features and hazards throughout, set within peaceful, scenic surroundings. The course caters primarily to skilled players, particularly professionals and accomplished amateurs, with a handicap limit of 24 for men and 32 for women. Rounds typically take approximately five hours, with buggy use recommended for most players. Tee times are scheduled at 15-minute intervals. Notable achievements include hosting the Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España in 2022 on the Ladies European Tour and receiving a nomination for Spain's Best Golf Course Award in 2021 by the World Golf Awards. The course presents significant challenges from the opening hole, featuring strategic water hazards, doglegs, and undulating terrain that demand precision and course management skills from golfers of all abilities.

Alford Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Alford Golf Club is located in the Howe of Alford, Aberdeenshire, set within scenic wooded and parkland surroundings. The course features easy-walking, level terrain that winds through attractive landscape with magnificent views of neighbouring hills, most notably the famous Bennachie Range, which provides a spectacular backdrop on many holes. The clubhouse is situated at the heart of the village and serves as a welcoming center for members and visitors. The course offers a mix of woodland and open parkland holes, catering to golfers of varying abilities. Alford Golf Club welcomes both competitive and casual players, with facilities designed to accommodate social rounds as well as competitive play. The club provides visitor packages that can be customized to include golf alone or combined with catering options, making it a suitable venue for golf outings and group visits.

Alfred E. Smith Golf Course ☆ Follow

NY

The course features 27 holes that may be played as either 9 or 18 holes. The first two courses were built in 1962, followed by the Blue Course in 1964. All three courses were designed by golf course architect Alfred Tull, who also designed the Yellow course and redesigned the Blue course at Bethpage State Park. Tull preferred to utilize the natural lay of the land, bringing the existing terrain into his design, and golfers can expect a somewhat hilly and variable layout surrounded by mature woodlands, offering an attractive and relaxing experience for their golf round. In addition to the beautiful woodland setting, Sunken Meadow's driving range offers expansive panoramic views of the Long Island Sound. The 27 holes split up into three nines - Red, Green and Blue. The golf courses play up and down the hills of Suffolk County's north shore. Most holes play through heavily wooded corridors, though there is usually plenty of room to keep shots safe between the tree lines. 18-hole rounds at Sunken Meadow top out just over 6,000 yards in length and are fair for all skill levels. The courses are intended to serve golfers of a moderate skill level. While maintenance and operation of the golf facilities is kept at an excellent level, they are not maintained at championship level. The courses provide an enjoyable outing with moderate challenges, but not punishing for those who make errant shots.

Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Course ☆ Follow

GA

Alfred "Tup" Holmes Memorial Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Southwest Atlanta. The course features three sets of tee boxes at each hole and evenly cut greens, offering golfers multiple difficulty levels from which to play. The layout presents a challenging yet well-designed experience with beautiful views of low rolling hills characteristic of the surrounding terrain. Beyond its physical attributes, the course holds significant historical importance. It is named after Alfred "Tup" Holmes, who played a pivotal role in desegregating Atlanta's golf courses in 1955, making this course a landmark in civil rights history. The course operates from dawn to sunset seven days a week, providing accessible recreational opportunities for the community. Its combination of quality maintenance, varied tee options, and scenic landscape make it a notable public golf facility within Atlanta's municipal golf system.

Alfreton Golf Club ☆ Follow

Derbyshire

Alfreton Golf Club is a 10-hole parkland course located adjacent to Oakerthorpe Woods in Derbyshire, offering panoramic views across the local countryside. The layout presents a well-maintained and challenging design suitable for golfers of all abilities, with greens consistently ranked among the best in the county. The course benefits from its parkland setting, combining scenic vistas with strategic shot-making opportunities. The terrain and routing provide an engaging experience within a compact footprint, making it accessible for various skill levels while maintaining competitive challenge. The club supports active membership across all categories, featuring regular men's competitions on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, a thriving ladies section with Tuesday and Thursday fixtures, and a successful junior programme with Thursday evening competitions. Mixed golf events are regularly scheduled throughout the year. The club welcomes visiting societies and maintains a strong hospitality programme, with many groups returning as regular visitors. The facility includes practice areas ranging from putting greens to practice nets, supporting player development alongside course play.

Álftanessvöllur ☆ Follow

Höfuðborgarsvæðið

Álftanessvöllur is a nine-hole, par-32 golf course located in Garðabær, Iceland, operated by Golfklúbbur Álftaness. The club was established in May 2002, initially operating as a shorter nine-hole, par-3 course before expanding to its current configuration. The course is situated at Þórukot and offers two sets of tees that adjust the total yardage; the red tees measure 3,200 meters, while the yellow tees extend the layout to approximately 3,300 meters. The layout is designed to accommodate a range of skill levels, though it presents specific challenges for different handicaps. While the shorter distance makes it well-suited for higher-handicap golfers, the course hides its difficulty and proves demanding for lower-handicap players. The facility also includes a full TrackMan simulator, providing an additional option for practice and warm-ups before playing the outdoor holes. Golfklúbbur Álftaness hosts a variety of tournaments suitable for all golfers, encouraging participation from the local community. The club maintains reciprocal agreements with several other golf clubs across Iceland, offering members discounted rates at venues such as Golfklúbbur Siglufjarðar, Golfklúbburinn Jökull in Ólafsvík, and Golfklúbbur Grindavíkur.

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Mendoza

Algona Country Club ☆ Follow

IA

Algona Country Club is a nine-hole golf course located in Algona, Iowa, in Kossuth County. The course was founded in 1920 and designed by Willie Dunn, Jr., a notable golf architect. The course plays to a par 36 with a length of 2,938 yards and a slope rating of 119. The course is situated in a rural Iowa setting and offers terrific views for golfers at all skill levels. The course features well-groomed fairways and greens that provide both challenge and playability. It is open to the public and serves as both a regular play destination for local golfers and a venue for visitors to the Algona area. The facility includes a sports bar and dining amenities, creating a family-friendly atmosphere at the club house located on Country Club Road in Algona.

Algonkian Regional Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

VA

Algonkian Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Sterling, Virginia along the Potomac River. Originally designed in 1962 by Ed Ault, the course measures almost 7,000 yards and is designated as a par-72 layout. The course features Bermuda grass fairways with large greens and presents a mix of challenge levels suitable for both serious golfers and occasional players. The course layout includes a tree-lined front nine with water hazards on three holes and a rolling back nine with an in-play stream on four holes. Notable signature holes include hole 6, a 526-yard par-5 dogleg left, and hole 16, a par-3 that plays up to 240 yards with a wide green. The course is operated by the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority (NOVA Parks), which acquired the facility in 1975 from Potomac Electric Power Company. The course is situated within the 838-acre Algonkian Regional Park, which offers additional recreational amenities.

Algonquin Golf Club ☆ Follow

MO