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Copper Hill Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Copper Hills Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Copper Hills Golf Club is a premier 27-hole public golf course located on 367 acres near Oxford, Michigan, approximately 30 miles from Flint and 40 miles from Detroit. The course was designed by Curtis Wright, with construction beginning in 1995. The layout comprises three nine-hole courses: the Hill course (opened 1997), the Marsh course (opened 1997), and the Jungle course (opened 1999). The course features rolling hills, natural marshes, and dense woodland, creating a challenging and immersive golfing experience. The terrain includes significant elevation changes and numerous forced carries throughout the layout. Copper Hills is ranked by Golf Digest as one of the best public golf courses in Michigan, known for its exceptional scenic views and well-maintained conditions. The course presents a challenging but fair difficulty level, with varied hole designs and strategic hazards. Notable characteristics include the distinctive landscape elements—rolling topography, wetland areas, and mature trees—that create distinct visual appeal and strategic challenge. Beyond golf, the facility offers a full-service restaurant, bar and grill, wedding venue, and banquet facilities, making it a multifaceted destination.

Copper Mill Golf Club ☆ Follow

LA

Copper Point Golf Club ☆ Follow

British Columbia

Copper Point Golf Club is located in the Columbia Valley and features two 18-hole courses: The Point, a Championship layout, and The Ridge, a Masters-style course. Both are natural, lay-of-the-land designs that incorporate classic golf architecture elements including roughly hewn bunkers and strategic use of existing hills and ravines. The courses offer spectacular views of the Kootenay Rockies from nearly every hole, with pristine setting and beautiful conditions throughout. The facility includes a luxury on-site resort, an impressive clubhouse with The View Restaurant, The Mine Golf Academy for instruction, and a golf shop. The courses provide challenging yet accessible play across varied terrain, utilizing the natural landscape to create engaging holes that appeal to different skill levels. Supporting amenities include dining facilities and pickleball courts, making it a comprehensive golf destination in the region.

Copper Ridge Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Copper Ridge Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Davison, Michigan, near metro Detroit. The course stretches 6,916 yards across lush rolling fairways with large undulating greens. Situated at 8475 East Atherton Road, it offers convenient access via I-75 and I-69 through M-15 while remaining secluded from highway traffic and urban congestion. The layout accommodates golfers of all skill levels with four sets of tee boxes at each hole, making it accessible yet challenging. The course design rewards well-executed shots while penalizing poor play. Players can utilize the driving range and putting green to warm up before their round. Copper Ridge has earned recognition as a "best of the best golf course and banquet hall" winner, receiving this award four consecutive years through 2013. The facility features on-site amenities including Hickory Sticks, a sports bar, tiki bar, and grille. The clubhouse supports various events including league outings, junior golf clinics, company tournaments, and social functions, positioning itself as a public course offering a private club experience.

Copper River Country Club ☆ Follow

CA

Copper River Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located on the north end of Fresno, California, nestled against the base of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Designed by renowned Carmel architect David Pfaff, the course opened for play in spring 1995 and was created as part of a master-planned community vision. The course weaves through the foothills, offering beautiful natural views and a challenging experience suitable for golfers of all handicap ranges. The club was completed in 1996 with a 30,000 square foot Early California-inspired clubhouse featuring Spanish courtyard fountains and arched walkways. Beyond golf, the facility offers world-class tennis courts, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, and a swimming pavilion, all integrated into the championship course design. The private country club provides members and guests with a tranquil retreat that maintains a local feel despite its proximity to the city.

Copper Rock Golf Course ☆ Follow

UT

Copper Rock Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, stretching over 7,227 yards. The course officially opened in late February 2020 and is located within Hurricane city limits, approximately nine miles east of the Sand Hollow Resort Championship Course. Named for the copper-colored cliffs on the mountains east of the course, the course features a mixture of wide fairways and narrowing approach shots to undulating greens, with a relatively flat desert golf-like front nine that transitions to a tree-lined elevated back nine. Designed by golf architect Dale Beddo, the front nine offers a mix of risk-reward short par 4s and strong par 3s. The signature 17th hole, nicknamed 'SkyDive,' is a 134-yard par 3 from the high point of the course offering the most impressive views at Copper Rock, though play is heavily influenced by wind. The layout features white sand bunkers framing the course with native grasses, while the back nine provides long views of Pine Valley Mountain and surrounding cliffs. The course hosts an annual championship featuring top female golfers from around the world. Copper Rock is noted for Southern Utah's best bunkering style and an enjoyable setting that embraces the desert mountain surroundings.

Copper Rock Golf Course - Hole 1 ☆ Follow

UT

Copper Rock Golf Course is an impressive 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, stretching over 7,227 yards. The course officially opened in late February of 2020 and is located within the Hurricane city limits, approximately nine miles east of the Sand Hollow Resort Championship Course. Designed by Dale Beddo, it seamlessly blends with its natural surroundings, incorporating dramatic elevation changes, strategically placed bunkers and water features, and generous fairways that challenge golfers of all levels. The 6,800-yard layout features a relatively flat, desert golf-like front nine that transitions to a tree-lined elevated back nine featuring the par 3 17th hole with nearly a 100-foot drop from tee to green. The 17th hole (SkyDive) at 134 yards offers the most impressive views found at Copper Rock with the green creating the foreground and desert mountain landscape in the background with an aerial view of the 9th and 18th holes in between. The fairways are generous enough for a windy location and the double green for 9 and 18 create a memorable finish to each nine with a pond separating the two fairways. Since 2020, it has hosted the Copper Rock Championship, a tournament on the Epson Tour (the LPGA's developmental tour). The course has also received numerous accolades, including being rated one of the top 10 golf courses to open in 2020 by Links Magazine.

Copper Rock Golf Course - Hole 15 ☆ Follow

UT

Copper Rock Golf Course is an impressive 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, stretching over 7,227 yards. Designed by Dale Beddo, it seamlessly blends with its natural surroundings, incorporating dramatic elevation changes, strategically placed bunkers and water features, and generous fairways that challenge golfers of all levels. The course officially opened in late February of 2020, and is located within the Hurricane city limits, approximately nine miles east of the Sand Hollow Resort Championship Course. The 6,800-yard layout features a relatively flat, desert golf-like front nine that transitions to a tree-lined elevated back nine featuring the par 3 17th hole with nearly a 100-foot drop from tee to green. A double green highlights the 9th and 18th with a bunker menacing the middle of the massive putting surface. The course enjoys Southern Utah's best bunkering style and an enjoyable setting that embraces the desert mountain surroundings, but the firmness of the greens and how they often slope from front to back make even wedge shots difficult to hold on the putting surface. The 17th hole (SkyDive) offers the most impressive views found at Copper Rock with the green creating the foreground and desert mountain landscape in the background with an aerial view of the 9th and 18th holes in between. Since 2020, it has hosted the Copper Rock Championship, a tournament on the Epson Tour (the LPGA's developmental tour). The course has also received numerous accolades, including being rated one of the top 10 golf courses to open in 2020 by Links Magazine.

Copper Rock Golf Course - Hole 6 ☆ Follow

UT

Copper Rock Golf Course is an impressive 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, stretching over 7,227 yards. The course officially opened in late February 2020 and is located within the Hurricane city limits, approximately nine miles east of the Sand Hollow Resort Championship Course. Designed by Gordon Zitting and his team, Copper Rock offers a challenging yet enjoyable layout for golfers of all skill levels. The layout features a relatively flat, desert golf-like front nine that transitions to a tree-lined elevated back nine featuring the par 3 17th hole with nearly a 100-foot drop from tee to green. Hole 6, known as Shipwreck, is a 329-yard par 4 where a pond frames the left side of the hole. Accuracy is rewarded here, especially if you can keep the ball on the left half of the fairway where your angle into the green is superior as the putting surface slopes back towards the water, plus it keeps the bunkers out of play on the right. The signature 17th hole (SkyDive) is a 134-yard par 3 offering the most impressive views found at Copper Rock from the high point of the course, with the green creating the foreground and desert mountain landscape in the background. From dramatic elevation changes to signature desert vistas, Copper Rock is designed to be challenging, rewarding, and repeatable. The course hosts some of the best female golfers from all over the world in an annual home championship.

Copperleaf Golf Club ☆ Follow

FL

Copperleaf Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Estero, Florida, set within a premier bundled community of 416 single-family homes and 154 carriage homes. The course is Audubon-certified and features a picturesque layout characterized by shimmering lakes and abundant natural preserves that provide scenic accents throughout the property. The course winds through the community with emerald fairways and vibrant lakes creating visual landmarks for surrounding neighborhoods. The terrain and landscape design emphasize the natural beauty of Southwest Florida, with the course serving as a central amenity within the residential community. The golf course is complemented by year-round activities and amenities available to both residents and members, making it a focal point of the Copperleaf lifestyle experience.

Copsewood Grange Golf Course ☆ Follow

West Midlands

Copsewood Grange Golf Club is a flat parkland course located in Coventry, Warwickshire. The course presents a splendid challenge for golfers of all handicap levels, featuring prominent water hazards throughout the layout that demand careful course management and accurate shot-making. The design requires discipline and precision to avoid costly errors toward the water features. As a well-maintained parkland course, it ranks among the best-conditioned courses in the region. The club has been operating since 1924 and maintains an active membership with structured competitions and fixtures. It features a seniors section for players aged over 55 who compete in 9-hole competitions, and hosts 13 summer fixtures against other Warwickshire clubs. The facility includes a bar and kitchen offering homemade food for members and visitors. The course accommodates casual play and welcomes visitors who can book online up to one day in advance, with discounted rates available at specific times throughout the day depending on the season. The setting provides an accessible local golfing community focused on inclusive recreational play.

Copt Heath Golf Club ☆ Follow

West Midlands 6 upcoming events

Copt Heath Golf Club, established in 1907, is a historic course located in Knowle, Solihull, West Midlands. Designed by the renowned architect Harry Colt, the course is recognized as one of the top 100 golf courses in the National Club Golfer rankings. The club is particularly noted for its exceptional greens, which have earned praise from leading golf publications. Today's Golfer Magazine describes them as "to die for," while National Club Golfer commended the course's presentation and consistency throughout the season, highlighting the true and slick nature of the playing surfaces. The club hosts the Peter McEvoy Trophy annually, an open tournament for junior boys and girls, contributing to its reputation in competitive golf. Beyond the course itself, Copt Heath offers modern facilities including multiple private rooms, bars, and dining areas, making it suitable for events and functions. The club maintains a welcoming atmosphere while preserving its traditional heritage, combining historical significance with contemporary amenities.

Copthorne Golf Club ☆ Follow

West Sussex 5 upcoming events

Copthorne Golf Club was founded in 1892 in the village of Copthorne, West Sussex, though full records date from 1903 when the club was formally reconstituted with a new nine-hole layout on the west part of Copthorne Common. By 1908 the course had been extended to 18 holes. The course in play today is a composite of different eras of design, playing to a par of 72 over approximately 6,654 yards. Eight holes trace their origins to the earliest years of the club, while ten holes were designed by Bill Cox between 1976 and 1984 following the acquisition of Forestry Commission land to replace ground lost to the widening of the A264. The most significant historical design intervention came in 1930 when five-time Open Champion James Braid was invited to revise the layout after the club acquired manorial rights to the common land. Braid retained only four existing holes and produced a substantially reworked course; his influence survives most clearly in the current fourth, ninth, tenth, and eighteenth holes. The course occupies a combination of heathland, woodland, and parkland ground, laid out on clay soil that can sit wet in winter but provides firm, fast conditions in summer. The layout is split by the A264, with the first and eighteenth holes occupying ground to the north of the road close to the clubhouse, while holes two through seventeen lie to the south, accessed via a traffic light-controlled road crossing. The tree-lined fairways demand accuracy from the tee throughout, and a network of ditches and streams comes into play on several holes, particularly for those unfamiliar with the course. The par-5 eighth, a slight dogleg left with a water hazard, is noted by regular visitors as one of the stronger and more rewarding holes on the card. The club celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2017, the same year the course hosted the Finals of the Sussex Amateur Championship. It has also previously hosted the English Boys County Championships and regional finals of the Junior European Open, establishing it as a venue of some standing within county and regional golf in the south of England.

Coraki Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Coraki Golf Course is a 9-hole country golf course with 18 tees, nestled in the heart of the Richmond River Valley in Northern New South Wales. The course was built in 1926 and plays to a par of 72 with a length of 6045 yards. The course has a slope rating of 114. The course is located 23 minutes from Lismore, positioning it as a destination golf course in the Northern Rivers region. The golf course consists of 18 tees of flat terrain which can be deceptive and challenges players of all levels, with greens made of Queensland Blue Couch featuring bunkers and lush generous fairways. The design of playing nine holes twice creates an interesting dynamic for both casual and competitive players. The course maintains a reputation for good conditioning and accessibility to golfers of varying skill levels.

Coral Canyon Golf Course ☆ Follow

UT 1 upcoming event

Coral Canyon Golf Course, designed by architect Keith Foster, is an 18-hole championship course with a 7,200-yard, par 72 layout located in St. George, Utah. Set in southwestern Utah's "Color Country," the course offers breathtaking views of Bryce Canyon's snow-capped pink spires and Zion National Park's springtime landscape. The course features forgiving fairways with interesting par-3 holes and notable elevation changes throughout the layout. Greens are known for rolling well and playing at a fairly quick pace, presenting a challenging yet fair test for golfers of varying skill levels. Recent course improvements include new bunkers, cart paths, and irrigation systems, along with enhanced turf quality and green conditions. Coral Canyon is regarded as one of southern Utah's premier tournament host facilities, offering 18-hole championship golf combined with exceptional staff and event hosting capabilities. The course operates under a strict dress code policy, requiring soft spikes, collared shirts for gentlemen, and properly hemmed shorts of mid-thigh length or longer, with no denim permitted. Under new ownership and management by Z Golf Management since fall 2020, the facility has undergone significant investments to restore it to championship condition.

Coral Cove Golf Course ☆ Follow

Queensland

Coral Creek Golf Course ☆ Follow

HI

Coral Creek Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Ewa Beach, Hawaii, designed by renowned architect Robin Nelson. Nestled in Oahu's natural terrain, the course blends challenging gameplay with the island's scenic landscape and natural beauty. The layout accommodates golfers of all skill levels, offering both difficulty and enjoyment for experienced players and beginners alike. The course features a picturesque setting that extends beyond golf, making it a versatile venue for special events, corporate outings, and celebrations. Amenities include a pro shop, restaurant (Pueo's Barn Grill), driving range, and golf academy. The facility is notable for its year-round event hosting and its reputation as one of the island's premier golf destinations. The course offers various rate structures for both local residents (kama'aina) and visitors, with twilight and morning rates available.

Coral Oaks Golf Course ☆ Follow

FL

Coral Ridge Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

Coral Ridge Country Club is located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, at 3801 Bayview Drive. The course is a world-class layout originally designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones and subsequently restored by his son, Rees Jones in 2020. The course is characterized by ocean breezes and is described as a golfer's paradise, featuring the natural landscape and setting of South Florida. As the only country club in Fort Lauderdale, Coral Ridge holds significant historical importance to the community and serves as a landmark establishment. The course represents a blend of tradition and innovation, maintaining its prestigious heritage while undergoing modern restoration. Beyond golf, the club offers comprehensive amenities including fine dining, tennis facilities, and a swimming pool, along with family-friendly programming and events. The club maintains an invitation-only membership model and is known for its welcoming atmosphere and community engagement.

Coral Sands Golf Course ☆ Follow

Corales Punta Cana Golf Course ☆ Follow

La Altagracia

Corales Golf Course opened in 2010 and was designed by renowned architect Tom Fazio. The course is strategically positioned between coral reefs and the Caribbean Sea within the Puntacana Resort & Club on the Dominican Republic's east coast. Corales represents one of the resort's 45 professional holes, complementing the 27-hole La Cana course also on the property. The course is set across the resort's expansive 15,000-acre grounds and features championship-level design characteristic of Fazio's work. Its distinctive setting between coral formations and ocean waters creates a dramatic Caribbean landscape with scenic views. Corales serves as the home of the PGA Tour in the Dominican Republic, hosting professional tournaments including the Corales Championship and the Devil's Elbow Invitational. The course is integrated into an exclusive oceanfront community managed as a private membership club, offering residents and guests access to world-class golfing facilities. The combination of challenging Fazio design, tropical setting, and proximity to pristine beaches makes Corales a notable destination course within the Caribbean golfing landscape.

Corballis Golf Course ☆ Follow

County Dublin

Corballis Links Golf Club is a century-old links course located on the North Dublin coastline, offering distinctive coastal views throughout the round. The course features par-66 layout and has undergone significant recent improvements, including the introduction of four new holes positioned along the coastline. The design provides a unique golfing challenge suitable for all skill levels, with the scenic landscape serving as both a visual feature and a testing element of the course. The club operates as a links course and welcomes visitors alongside its membership community. It offers various competition formats, including open singles competitions held regularly on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, as well as a nine-hole mixed open competition. The facility includes a clubhouse with pro shop and changing facilities, rental clubs and buggies, and accommodates society outings. The course's combination of coastal terrain, modern hole additions, and traditional links characteristics creates a distinctive golfing experience on the Irish coastline.

Cordevalle ☆ Follow

CA 3 upcoming events

Cordevalle is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., nestled in the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains in Northern California near San Martin, between San Jose and the Monterey Peninsula. The course is set within a 1,700-acre luxury resort sanctuary that blends seamlessly into the natural mountainside landscape. The layout stretches across rolling hillsides with views of the surrounding countryside and fairways. The course is described as one of the top-ranked golf courses in the world and offers "pure California golf" set amid picturesque natural terrain. The resort setting provides a serene backdrop, with guests able to enjoy the championship course alongside the resort's other amenities including spa facilities, fine dining, and an estate winery on the property. The course features notable holes including the 9th and first holes, which are prominently visible from the resort's villa suites and fairway homes.