Golf Courses

Country Club of Maryland ☆ Follow

MD

Country Club of Miami ☆ Follow

FL

Country Club of Miami features two distinctive 18-hole courses designed by Robert Trent Jones. Founded in 1961, the club has hosted notable professional golfers and tournaments throughout its history, including Jack Nicklaus's first professional tournament and Lee Trevino's fourth professional victory. The West Course measures 7,017 yards with a par of 72 and a slope rating of 132, presenting a challenging layout that hosted the 1991 Senior PGA Tour National Qualifying School. It was formerly the site of the National Airlines Open. The East Course spans 6,353 yards at par 70 with a slope of 124, emphasizing shot placement and strategic play suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. Located in Hialeah, Florida, the facility welcomes golfers of all abilities. The club gained cultural significance as the home of comedian-actor Jackie Gleason, who hosted celebrity golfers including Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. The course also served as the professional home of Arnold Palmer, appointed as the club's first professional when it opened.

Country Club of Missouri ☆ Follow

MO

Country Club of Mobile ☆ Follow

AL

Country Club of Naples ☆ Follow

FL

Country Club Of New Bedford ☆ Follow

MA

Country Club of New Canaan ☆ Follow

CT

Country Club of New Hampshire ☆ Follow

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The Country Club of New Hampshire is an 18-hole championship course located in North Sutton, nestled in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The course plays to a par 72, with yardages ranging from 5,114 (Red tees) to 6,714 (Gold tees). The layout features four distinct tee options accommodating golfers of varying skill levels, with ratings from 67.5 to 72.0 and slopes from 119 to 130. The course is characterized by scenic mountain views and a challenging layout suitable for all abilities. Notable design elements include multiple par-5s and strategic par-3s, with hole 15 presenting the course's most difficult handicap rating. The facility offers a grass practice range, full food and beverage service, and on-site lodging options as part of its stay-and-play destination amenities. The Country Club of New Hampshire earned recognition as the #2 ranked classic course in Golfweek's 2022 list of public golf courses you can play, reflecting its standing among New England courses.

Country Club of Newberry ☆ Follow

SC

Country Club of Newberry is a private golf facility founded in 1922 in South Carolina's midlands region. The course features 18 holes with a classic design, with the original 9 holes established at the club's founding and the back nine completed in 1976 through combined membership and management efforts. The course originally utilized sand greens until 1949, when they were upgraded to modern putting surfaces. The layout has remained essentially unchanged since the back nine's completion, though improved maintenance procedures have enhanced playability over the years. The club was established by dedicated local citizens seeking a private venue for social gatherings, golf, swimming, and tennis. The original swimming facility, a spring-fed pond fed by over seventy-five springs, remains intact behind the clubhouse. Today, Country Club of Newberry continues its long history of serving the Newberry community and surrounding areas, maintaining the classic character of its design while supporting modern golf standards.

Country Club of North Carolina - Cardinal ☆ Follow

NC

Country Club of North Carolina - Dogwood ☆ Follow

NC

Country Club of Orange Park ☆ Follow

FL

Country Club of Paducah ☆ Follow

KY

Country Club of Paducah is a Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed course located in Paducah, Kentucky. The 18-hole championship layout measures 6,915 yards from the longest tees and plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 73.9 and slope rating of 136, presenting a challenging test of golf. The course features zoysia grass tees and fairways that provide a tight playing surface, contrasting with bentgrass greens framed by 39 white sand bunkers and six lakes. The natural landscape of Paducah is prominently featured throughout the design, with the terrain and water hazards creating significant strategic elements. As a private members-only club, the course is available to members and their accompanied guests. The facility also includes a spacious clubhouse with dining options, overlooking the golf course from nearly every window, along with additional amenities including racquets, swimming, and comprehensive event planning services. The club serves as a premier recreational destination in Western Kentucky.

Country Club of Peoria Golf Course ☆ Follow

IL

Country Club of Perinton ☆ Follow

NY

Country Club of Petersburg ☆ Follow

VA

The Country Club of Petersburg features an 18-hole course spanning 7,013 yards with a par of 72. Designed by Donald J. Ross and Lester George, the course opened in 1928. The course has a rating of 73.9 and a slope rating of 134 on Bermuda grass. The course combines both social and athletic aspects of golf, offering a beautiful landscape as well as an exclusive clubhouse. The course combines challenging fairways, strategic bunkers, and manicured greens, set against a backdrop of rolling hills and natural beauty. The Country Club of Petersburg continues to boast some of the best greens in Central Virginia. The facility has an onsite driving range with 4 practice tees. Other membership amenities include tennis and swimming complexes and junior athletic programs. Significant improvements came in 2005 with a major clubhouse renovation project. The club is located in Petersburg, Virginia and operates as a private membership facility.

Country Club Of Pittsfield ☆ Follow

MA

Country Club of Rancho Bernardo ☆ Follow

CA

The Country Club of Rancho Bernardo is a private equity golf club established in 1967, located in San Diego, California. The 18-hole championship golf course was designed by renowned architect William F. Bell and subsequently updated by Ted Robinson. The layout features an award-winning design that showcases the natural terrain of the Rancho Bernardo area. The course offers unlimited play for members along with access to a driving range and an extensive short game practice area. The club is centered around a striking 20,000 square-foot Mediterranean-style clubhouse featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic views from its patio. The facility includes multiple dining options with lunch and dinner service, an elegant bar, and accommodates various events and tournaments. The property spans 12280 Greens East Road and provides members with comprehensive amenities including a golf shop with personalized services, locker facilities, and professional staff. The club has maintained its reputation for combining championship-level golf with refined hospitality since its opening over five decades ago.

Country Club of Rochester ☆ Follow

NY

Country Club of Roswell ☆ Follow

GA

Country Club of Salisbury ☆ Follow

NC

The Country Club of Salisbury, established in 1920, is a private golf course with roots tracing back to 1919 when informal play began on a six-hole layout using tomato cans as cups along an old racetrack. The course was originally designed and laid out by the renowned architect Donald Ross, whose work is characterized by strategic bunkering and natural contouring that has stood the test of time. Located in Salisbury, North Carolina, the club remains one of the area's few private country clubs. The Donald Ross design is recognized as a timeless classic that accommodates players of all skill levels. While specific details about hole count, yardage, and par are not provided in the available content, Ross courses are typically known for their elegant design philosophy emphasizing shot-making over length. The facility serves as both a golf destination and a full-service private club, offering dining, banquet, and meeting facilities alongside golf amenities. Members enjoy comprehensive access to clubhouse and course facilities. The club's longevity and continued operation since 1920 reflect its significance as an established community institution in the Salisbury region.

Country Club of Sioux Falls ☆ Follow

SD

Country Club of Terre Haute ☆ Follow

IN

The Country Club of Terre Haute is an 18-hole, par 71 golf course designed by William Diddel, a founding member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects and considered one of America's great golf course designers. Located in Terre Haute, Indiana, the course has been part of the area since 1898 as a private, member-owned club. The course features distinctive topography across its front and back nines, utilizing natural contours and the land's topography to create a challenging yet fair playing experience. The natural setting and varied terrain characterize the course, providing golfers with an engaging layout that takes advantage of the Wabash Valley landscape. The club encompasses more than just golf, offering a comprehensive country club experience with fine dining, tennis facilities, a swimming complex, and event spaces. The golf course remains the centerpiece of the facility, positioned as the finest 18-hole course in the region and continuing its tradition of excellence spanning over a century.

Country Club of the North ☆ Follow

OH

Country Club of the North is a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course located in Beavercreek, Ohio, nestled alongside the Little Miami River in southwest Ohio. As the only Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course in the Miami Valley, it represents a distinctive golf experience in the region. The course features 18 holes designed to present unique challenges and compelling competition throughout each round. The setting emphasizes a peaceful, scenic environment along the river, offering members respite from modern life's demands. Recent capital improvements have enhanced the course's playability and aesthetics, including restoration of stone and water features, fortified rock walls, installation of a state-of-the-art pump station, and comprehensive bunker renovation. The course operates as a full-service private golf club offering membership options alongside event hosting facilities. Its design exemplifies Jack Nicklaus's signature approach to course architecture, making it a notable golf destination in the Dayton area.