Golf Courses

Dakota Winds Golf Course Follow

ND

Dakota Winds Golf Course is an 18-hole championship facility located along the North Dakota and South Dakota border near Hankinson, North Dakota. Designed by renowned golf architect Joel Goldstrand, the course spans 165 acres featuring a rolling landscape dotted with ponds, creeks, and wide fairways. The course is open daily from April through October and accommodates golfers of all skill levels and ages. The layout presents a challenging design suitable for experienced players while remaining accessible to recreational golfers. Key features include the scenic terrain with water hazards and generous fairway widths. Dakota Winds Golf Course operates as a two-course facility, allowing visitors to play different layouts on repeat visits, with courses located in both Sisseton and Wahpeton. The facility hosts the annual Cris Carter Charity Golf Tournament, featuring football legends and local players competing for charitable causes. Amenities include a fully stocked pro shop and Dakota Winds Tavern, offering food and beverages. Membership options are available at various levels, including standard, premium, corporate, and group outings for organizations and fundraisers.

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Dalbeattie Golf Club Follow

Dumfries and Galloway

Dalbeattie Golf Club is a delightful 9-hole parkland course located in Maxwell Park, nestled in the scenic Urr Valley in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. The course offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and celebrates over 125 years of golfing history. Recently extended, the layout provides an excellent challenge suitable for golfers of all ages and abilities, delivering an enjoyable experience throughout the year. The course is distinguished by its natural setting, functioning as a haven for wildlife. Birds of prey frequently soar overhead, deer are often spotted, and woodland songbirds thrive in the adjacent Rounall Wood. These environmental features contribute to its distinctive character and appeal beyond the golfing experience itself. The terrain and parkland setting create varied playing conditions that maintain interest across all nine holes. Dalbeattie Golf Club is a member of The South of Scotland Golfers' Association and the Kirkcudbrightshire Golfers' Association, hosting visitor competitions and welcoming golfers of varying skill levels seeking a rewarding round in a naturally beautiful setting.

Dalby Golf Club Follow

Queensland

Dalby Golf Club is an 18-hole, Par 72 championship layout measuring 5,700 metres, located in Queensland, Australia. The course offers a genuine 18-hole experience suitable for players of all levels, with a full-length driving range for practice. The terrain features rolling fairways and varied hole designs, including the notable 15th hole, a 341-metre dog-leg Par 4. The club has established itself as a welcoming venue for members, visitors, and social players, operating seven days a week. Dalby Golf Club was recognised as Queensland's Golf Club of the Year in 2021 (under 400 members category), reflecting its reputation within the golfing community. The club boasts historical significance in Australian golf, as Greg Norman's first professional golf event took place at Dalby. Founded in 1926, the club is preparing to celebrate its centenary in 2026, demonstrating its enduring presence in regional Queensland golf.

Dale Hill Golf Club Follow

East Sussex

Dale Hill Golf Club is located in East Sussex near Tunbridge Wells within the High Weald landscape, featuring two distinctive 18-hole courses set across 350 acres of undulating hills and historic woodland with panoramic views across ridges and valleys. The Ian Woosnam-designed course represents the club's modern layout, created by the renowned golfer and course designer. According to Woosnam, the course is "challenging enough to test the pros, yet accessible enough to be enjoyed by amateurs," indicating a design that balances difficulty with playability across varying skill levels. The Old Course represents the club's historic layout, offering an alternative routing through the same scenic terrain. Both courses navigate the undulating topography characteristic of the High Weald, incorporating natural woodland features into their design. The setting emphasizes the dramatic ridge-and-valley landscape with extensive panoramic vistas. Facilities include a driving range, two putting greens, practice bunker, and 35 electric buggies for hire, catering to both members and visitors seeking comprehensive practice and playing amenities.

Dale Hollow Golf Course Follow

KY

Dale Hollow Lake State Park Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Brian Ault and opened in 2003. Located in the rolling hills of southern Kentucky near Burkesville, the course features striking elevation changes and scenic vistas throughout the layout. The course measures 6,901 yards from the back tees and offers five sets of tees to accommodate players of all skill levels. The design blends natural beauty with challenging playability, routing through lush woodlands with sweeping Zoysia fairways framed by dramatic terrain. The meticulously maintained bentgrass greens are complemented by strategically placed white sand bunkers that test precision and creativity. Key facilities include a driving range, practice greens, and a practice bunker for warm-ups. The setting overlooks Dale Hollow Lake, providing visual appeal and a rewarding golfing experience. The course is maintained as a premier Kentucky golf destination within a state park offering additional recreational amenities including lodging, dining, and lakeside activities.

Dalewood Golf Club Follow

Ontario

Dalewood Golf Club is a semi-private year-round facility located in Northumberland County. Designed by renowned architect Robbie Robinson and opened in 1974, the course features a par 71 championship layout with multiple tee selections offering varied playing yardages. The natural hazards throughout the course present a challenging game. The facility combines golf amenities with an upscale clubhouse, featuring the Great Hall banquet facility with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the course and countryside landscape, accommodating up to 175 guests. The clubhouse includes a full-service restaurant, bar, and barbecue patio accessible to the public, members, and guests. Beyond golf, Dalewood offers golf simulators and hosts various tournaments and leagues, including men's match play competitions. The club provides lessons, clinics, and a pro shop. The venue is also available for weddings, celebrations, workshops, and events for groups of 10 to 150 people.

Dalhousie Golf Club Follow

MO

Dalhousie Golf Club is a 7,389-yard championship course located in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, designed by Nicklaus Design. The layout traverses varied terrain featuring undulating fairways, old growth forests, and spectacular water holes, creating diverse playing conditions throughout the course. The design incorporates distinctive gnarly-edged bunkers and imaginative green complexes, complemented by immaculate Zoysia fairways and large rectangular Bentgrass tee boxes. The course presents significant challenge through its strategic design and complex hazards. Recognized as one of the Midwest's premier layouts, Dalhousie has earned numerous accolades including Golf Digest's Best New Private Clubs (2003), multiple rankings as Golf Digest's #1 Course in Missouri, and a Rolex Award placing it among the top 1000 golf courses worldwide. The course achieved Golfweek recognition as a Top 200 Modern Course in the US and was ranked a Course of Distinction twice. Dalhousie has hosted substantial tournament competition, including 10 Missouri Golf Association Championships, 7 AJGA Championships, 3 Missouri Valley Conference Championships, and the 2015 USGA Women's Team Championship, among other sanctioned events, establishing it as a significant venue for regional and national golf competitions.

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Dallas Athletic Club Follow

TX

Dallas Athletic Club is a private country club located in Dallas, Texas. Founded in 1919, the club relocated in 1954 to a 317-acre property near Mesquite, Texas, following freeway expansion in Dallas. The facility features two golf courses, the Blue Course and the Gold Course, both designed by Jack Nicklaus, who won the 1963 PGA Championship held at Dallas Athletic Club. The Blue Course offers natural waterways, rolling hills, and a variety of trees, with Bentgrass greens and 419 Bermuda fairways, along with waterfalls and white sand and grass bunkers. The Gold Course stretches over 7,100 yards and plays to a par 72 with 419 Bermuda fairways and Bentgrass greens. Natural features, including eight lakes and many mature trees, are combined with modern design techniques. Notable scenic features on the Blue Course include waterfalls around the fifth and eleventh greens and a stone bridge on number seven. The Blue Course hosted the 1963 PGA Championship. Both courses have hosted multiple notable tournaments including the 1991 Texas Amateur Championship, 1993 Southern Juniors Championship, 1997 USGA Mid-Amateur Championship, 1998 AJGA Boys Championship, and the 2003 Texas Amateur Championship.

Dallas Country Club Follow

TX

Dallas Country Club was founded in the year 1896 in the town of Highland Park in Dallas County, Texas. Tom Bendelow designed the golf course with the first round of golf being played in 1912. The course was renovated by designer Jay Morrish. The layout features a par 70, 6,266-yard course with a rating of 72.2 and a slope of 132. The property spans over 117.5 acres of land with magnificent views of Turtle Creek and the historic skyline of downtown Dallas. Turtle Creek itself, which is the center of the course aside its clubhouse overlooking Turtle Creek, provides a variety of shot types throughout the round. The course presents a challenging layout for golfers of varying skill levels. The member-hosts opened their course to visitors for several tournaments, including a state event in 1903 and the Texas Golf Association State Championship in 1906. Golfers from the club, along with those from several other area clubs, formed the Dallas District Golf Association in 1948 to promote the game and tournament play in the area.

Dallas National Golf Club Follow

TX

Dallas National Golf Club is an 18-hole par-72 course measuring 7,372 yards, designed by Tom Fazio, Beau Welling, and Dennis Wise and opened in 2002. Located at 1515 Knoxville Road in Dallas, Texas, the course sits on what architect Tom Fazio called "the best piece of land left in America close to a downtown," situated just 6 miles southeast of downtown in old Oak Cliff. The course occupies rugged hills dotted with cedars, with Tom Fazio utilizing considerable earth movement in its creation. The course has a rating of 75.9 with a slope of 145. Notable features include the par-3 17th hole, which is countersunk into an excavated box canyon of rock, and a deep ravine in front of the 18th green that was filled in to reduce difficulty for average players. The middle stretch including the 9th and 10th holes provides the most impressive views and dramatic holes. The front nine is generally mellow, but around the turn the course ramps up, with the par-5 10th serving as a showstopper. Dallas National has ranked as high as 59th on Golf Digest's 100 Greatest Courses (2007-'10, 2017-'18) and currently ranks 96th (2025-'26). The course has been ranked in the Top 2 in Texas since 2005.

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Edinburgh

Dalmally Golf Club Follow

Argyll and Bute

Dalmally Golf Course is a picturesque parkland layout located in Argyll, Scotland, nestled between the River Orchy and views of Ben Cruachan and Ben Lui. The course features flat terrain designed to challenge experienced golfers while remaining accessible to beginners, with accuracy being essential for scoring well. The course is notable for hole 3, known as "the Orchy Splash," which presents a distinctive challenge. The setting combines the scenic Highland landscape with the river setting, creating an attractive golfing environment. Dalmally operates as a welcoming club that hosts a variety of competitions throughout the year, including events for gentlemen, ladies, mixed groups, singles, doubles, and teams. The club is dog-friendly, allowing dogs on leads during play. The course accommodates both 18-hole and 9-hole rounds, with visitor day tickets available at £25 for adults and £15 for juniors. Trolley and buggy hire options are available for players. The club is conveniently positioned near other regional courses including Taynuilt, Inveraray, and Killin, making it part of a broader golfing destination in the Loch Awe area.

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South Ayrshire

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West Dunbartonshire

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Cumbria

Dalton Golf & Country Club Follow

GA

Dalton Golf & Country Club features an 18-hole championship golf course originally designed by Gary Player and redesigned by Bill Bergin. Located in Northwest Georgia minutes from downtown Dalton, the course is set in a spectacular landscape that provides an engaging playing experience for all skill levels. The layout challenges accomplished golfers from the championship tees while offering an entertaining round from forward tees for casual players. The course has earned recognition as the best golf course in Northwest Georgia in both 2023 and 2024. Notable for its tournament credentials, Dalton Golf & Country Club has been selected to host prestigious competitions including the 2025 Georgia Open and the 2027 & 2028 NAIA Women's Golf Championship. The club operates as a private, member-owned facility offering a full-service experience that extends beyond golf to include dining, tennis, pickleball, and swimming amenities, creating a comprehensive country club environment.

Dalton Ranch Golf Club Follow

CO

Dalton Ranch Golf Club is situated in the Animas Valley near Durango, Colorado, framed by the distinctive red cliffs of the San Juan Mountains at the gateway to the Rockies. Built on 270 acres of the historic Dalton Land & Cattle Company property, the course offers an elegant layout set within striking natural terrain characteristic of the region. The landscape features the dramatic red rock formations and mountain views that define this area of southwestern Colorado. The facility operates as both a private membership club and a public course, with public guests able to book tee times seven days in advance. Beyond golf, Dalton Ranch provides comprehensive amenities including The Clubhouse Restaurant and Bar, instruction academy, and additional recreational facilities such as pickleball, tennis, a pool, and fitness center. The property maintains the spirit of the historic West while serving as a modern recreational destination blending championship golf with the natural beauty and heritage of the Animas Valley.

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Western Australia

Dalziel Golf Course Follow

North Lanarkshire

Dalziel Park Hotel & Golf Club is a 9-hole golf course located in Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, in the heart of Lanarkshire. The course offers a unique playing experience combined with quality hospitality facilities. Players can enjoy either 9-hole or 18-hole rounds, with the latter involving a replay of the course. The facility caters to all golfers, with membership options for individuals, seniors, youth players, and families, as well as guest and pay-per-play rates. The course is described as one of Lanarkshire's premier golfing destinations. Buggy hire is available for both adults and seniors at reasonable rates. Beyond golf, the club features a bar and brasserie where players can relax after their round. The course positions itself as aspirational within Scotland's nine-hole golf landscape, with recent efforts to raise its profile through branded merchandise and marketing initiatives.

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Sarawak

Damai Indah Golf - PIK Course Follow

Jawa

The Pantai Indah Kapuk (PIK) course at Damai Indah Golf is a championship-caliber layout designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. This par 72 course stretches 6,048 meters and incorporates the design philosophy of "Spirit of the Sea." The course skillfully integrates the natural beauty of coastal wetlands into its design, creating a visually distinctive playing experience. The PIK course features strategic variety throughout its routing, with the coastal wetlands serving as both an aesthetic and strategic element that influences play across multiple holes. Located in Jakarta's Pantai Indah Kapuk area, the course offers a unique tropical coastal setting that distinguishes it from Damai Indah Golf's other championship course. The design emphasizes playability while maintaining the challenge expected of an international championship venue, with the natural landscape providing both visual appeal and strategic depth throughout the routing.