Golf Courses

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ME

DHA Golf Club ☆ Follow

سندھ

The Defence Authority Country & Golf Club, located in Karachi, Pakistan, is an 18-hole, par 72 facility spanning approximately 140 acres. The course was initially designed by Donald Steel and developed to United States Golf Association (USGA) standards. It features a total yardage of 6,693 yards, with some records indicating a total yardage of 7,120 yards. The front nine holes were opened on April 28, 1997, followed by the back nine on August 30, 1998. The layout offers a challenging experience for both professionals and amateurs, enhanced by the availability of night golfing facilities. The course is situated within a setting that includes a creek area, providing views from specific locations such as the Flamingo Restaurant in the clubhouse. The grounds are described as well-manicured, hosting various tournaments including the SGA Cup Golf Championship. The club's infrastructure includes a clubhouse and administration block constructed in January 2001. Beyond the golf course, the facility provides allied amenities such as a sauna, cigar room, golfers’ terrace, library, and conference rooms. The site also houses pro-shops, catering providers, and a Sindhi Cultural Display Centre, supporting a comprehensive environment for members and visitors.

Diablo Country Club ☆ Follow

CA

Diablo Creek Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Diablo Creek Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Concord, California, originally opened in 1963. The course was designed by Bob Baldock with a later redesign by Robert Muir Graves. Playing at par 71, the course offers four tee options ranging from 5,333 yards (Red tees) to 6,896 yards (Blue tees), accommodating golfers of varying skill levels. The course features a slope rating system that ranges from 109 to 132, with the Blue tees presenting the most challenging conditions at a 73.2 rating and 125 slope for men's play. The White tees provide a moderate challenge at 6,441 yards with a 71.0 rating. Diablo Creek hosts several competitive events including the Mayor's Cup tournament and the Concord City Junior tournament, indicating its role as a community fixture for local golf competition. The facility offers instruction, club fitting services, and participates in the PGA HOPE program.

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CA

Diablo Hills Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Diablo Hills Golf Course is a nine-hole public golf course located in Walnut Creek, California, just minutes from downtown and I-680. The course is regarded as the top nine-hole public course in Northern California, known for its length and challenging layout that allows players to complete nine or eighteen holes. The course sits across from John Muir Medical Center and Heather Farm Park, providing convenient access to the local community. The facility features the Greenery Bar & Grill, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, offering amenities including seventeen HDTVs for sports viewing and karaoke entertainment. The course accommodates group events and meetings with banquet facilities available on-site. The challenging nature of the holes makes it a noteworthy destination for public play in the region, attracting golfers seeking a demanding nine-hole experience.

Diadema Golf Club ☆ Follow

ME

Diadema Golf Club is a public course located in North Anson, Maine, approximately 40 minutes south of Sugarloaf Mountain. The course features 9 holes that can be played as 18 holes using 10 tee positions, offering versatility for different playing experiences. Despite its modest size, the course is known for its challenging layout that demands strategic course management and careful shot-making on every hole. The design incorporates thoughtfully placed ponds and strategically positioned obstacles throughout the fairways and greens, creating difficulty that appeals to both experienced golfers and beginners. The terrain emphasizes attention to detail in course conditioning. Diadema Golf Club provides practice facilities including bunkers, mounds, and a practice green to help players prepare. The facility also includes a pro shop for equipment and merchandise. Situated in a rural setting off the beaten path, the course has developed a reputation as a hidden gem since its establishment a decade ago, successfully balancing accessibility for novice players with competitive challenge for skilled golfers.

Diamante Country Club ☆ Follow

AR

Diamante Country Club is a private golf facility located in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, set within the region's natural landscape. The course has maintained recognition as one of Arkansas's premier golf destinations, earning a place on Golf Digest's Top 5 Golf Courses in Arkansas list consistently for nearly three decades, and was ranked as the state's #1 course in 1997. The club offers championship-level golf with emphasis on world-class course conditioning and thoughtful design. Beyond golf, the facility provides a comprehensive country club experience including Rubico clay tennis courts, pickleball courts, fine dining, and year-round social events. The club operates as a members-only private facility with various membership options and occasionally hosts golf outings and special events. The setting emphasizes scenic views and a vibrant community atmosphere centered around active living and social engagement.

Diamante Dunes Golf Course ☆ Follow

Baja California Sur

The Dunes Course at Diamante Cabo San Lucas is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Davis Love III. Located in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, the course features dramatic coastal sand dunes and was designed to evoke the character of classic Scottish and Irish links courses, with holes playing toward, along, and away from the ocean. The design incorporates elevation changes throughout, with players alternating between playing within the dunes and experiencing elevated views of the ocean. Since its opening in 2009, the Dunes Course has earned significant recognition, including a ranking of #36 in the world by Golf Magazine in 2017 and recognition as the #1 course in Mexico by Golf Digest in 2016. The course presents considerable challenge through its natural terrain and strategic layout. Beyond the golf itself, the course experience includes an extensive practice facility, a Slider Bar offering refreshments before play, and multiple course-side comfort stations serving food and beverages throughout the round.

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CA

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KY

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Diamond Country Club ☆ Follow

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Diamond Country Club is Austria's only European Tour destination golf resort, featuring three distinct courses near the Danube region. The facility includes an 18-hole European Tour Diamond Course, a 14-hole Diamond Country Course, and a 9-hole Diamond Park Course, offering varied layouts for different skill levels. Located in a picturesque landscape setting, the resort combines championship golf with hospitality amenities including a 42-room hotel and multiple dining venues. The club hosts numerous tournaments and maintains competitive teams across various categories, including a notably successful women's program that has secured multiple state championships. The facility emphasizes player development through its MW Golf Academy, offering professional instruction with advanced technical analysis. The resort actively promotes junior golf development and provides free introductory courses every two weeks. Diamond Country Club positions itself as a comprehensive golf destination combining competitive play, instruction, accommodation, and regional dining experiences centered on Lower Austrian culinary traditions.

Diamond Creek ☆ Follow

NC

Diamond Creek is an 18-hole golf course with 7,175 yards and par 70, designed by Tom Fazio and located in Banner Elk, North Carolina. Set into the Blue Ridge Mountains at an elevation of 4,000 feet, the course opened in 2003 and is consistently ranked as one of America's 100 Greatest Golf Courses by Golf Digest. Fazio literally moved mountains to create the course, which winds its way across the mountainous landscape. Unusually, there are no tee boxes here at Diamond Creek, simply distance markers, and the par 70 Diamond Creek features bent grass from tee to green, bluegrass rough and blinding white sand in the bunkers. The uphill par four 9th is considered the signature hole at Diamond Creek and is a three-shotter for most golfers, measuring 515 yards from the back tees. Tom Fazio positioned the par-3 17th green nearly at the base of a sheer granite quarry wall, down which a slender stream of water drops more than 100 feet. The course is firmly in the difficult category, with the gauntlet thrown down from the start with a brutal 500-yard par four from the back championship tees. The challenging layout is delicately integrated into the natural terrain with astonishing, high-elevation views.

Diamond Hawk Golf Course & Pub "The Hawk" ☆ Follow

NY

Diamond Hawk Golf Course & Pub is an 18-hole public golf course located in Cheektowaga, New York, near Buffalo Airport. Spanning 159 acres, the course features 30 acres of fairways and 3 acres of high-quality greens maintained to country club standards. The layout is characterized by a tree-lined, winding design with a mix of doglegs and direction changes, complemented by spectacular stacked sod bunkers that provide aesthetic and strategic challenge. The course is situated in a suburban setting that, despite proximity to the airport, creates an isolated feel away from urban activity. Diamond Hawk distinguishes itself through advanced maintenance infrastructure, including a computer-monitored 1,300-head, 3-row sprinkler irrigation system-more sophisticated than typical single-row systems. The facility includes an 8-acre practice area with driving range, practice bunker, chipping area, and putting green, along with instruction from two on-staff golf professionals. The course utilizes modern lithium golf carts equipped with GPS technology. Beyond golf, Diamond Hawk operates a full-service bar and restaurant with banquet facilities accommodating up to 175 guests and an outdoor covered patio overlooking the 9th hole.

Diamond Hill Golf Club ☆ Follow

FL

Diamond Hill Golf Club is an 18-hole semi-private facility located in Dover, Florida, that opened in 1959. Designed by Chic Adams, the course stretches 7,002 yards from the longest tees with a slope rating of 135 and a USGA course rating of 73.8. Built on the site of a former phosphate mine, Diamond Hill offers distinctive terrain and undulation uncommon in Florida, providing challenge for skilled players while remaining accessible to average golfers. The course features a signature par-3 that requires a forced carry over water dropping 80 feet from the back tees to the green. Another notable hole is an extended par-5 measuring nearly 630 yards from the tips, among the longest in the state. The unique landscape and elevation changes create a competitive yet enjoyable playing experience. The facility offers both membership options and public tee times, along with golf instruction programs and a competitive players' league for members seeking organized play with fellow enthusiasts.

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AR

Diamond Lake Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Diamond Lake Golf Club is a 9-hole public golf course located in Cassopolis, Michigan, in the southwestern part of the state. Founded in 1935, the course has been member-owned and operated since its establishment. The facility features four sets of tees to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced players. The course operates from 7 am to 10 pm daily and offers complimentary rental clubs for players. Diamond Lake Golf Club maintains an active golf community with organized league play, including women's league on Tuesday evenings, men's league on Wednesday afternoons, and junior golf programs. The clubhouse also houses the Diamond Lake Ice Cream Parlor, adding a recreational amenity beyond golf. The course is characterized as the "friendliest golf course" in southwestern Michigan and serves as a community gathering place. Its setting reflects the regional landscape typical of Michigan's lower peninsula, providing a welcoming environment for public play and membership participation.

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CA

Diamond Oaks Country Club ☆ Follow

TX

Diamond Oaks Country Club is an 18-hole, par 70 course stretching 6,500 yards, designed by Charles Akey and established in 1961 in Fort Worth, Texas. The course sits on 180 acres of the historic Haltom Ranch in northern Tarrant County, with its name honoring both the Haltom jewelry business and the oak trees that originally covered the land. The course features a scenic layout with tree-lined fairways, a winding creek, and three lakes, with greens ranging from 6,000 to 8,000 square feet. The design incorporates the natural landscape, though early flooding from Big Fossil Creek required adjustments, famously advised by Byron Nelson during the course's development. The challenging terrain demands precise shot-making across varied hazards. Notable among its signature features are the well-maintained fairways and strategic water hazards that define play. The course has hosted significant events including USGA qualifying tournaments, the Fort Worth City Junior Golf Championships, and the prestigious Diamond Cup member-guest tournament since 1964. The club underwent complete renovation from 2012 to 2014 and again following the 2021 winter storm, maintaining its position as a premier private golf facility in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

Diamond Oaks Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Diamond Ridge Golf Course ☆ Follow

MD

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PA

Diamond Shiga Country Club ☆ Follow

滋賀県

Diamond Shiga Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course situated in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, at the foot of the Suzuka Mountains. The layout is classified as a hilly course with a total yardage of 6,916 from the back tees, with multiple tee options ranging down to 5,178 yards for ladies. The course features Bentgrass #1 greens and a practice facility that includes a covered 16-bay driving range extending 270 yards, an approach practice area, and a practice green. The course is designed around the concept of enjoyable play without strain, with most holes offering wide fairways where the green is visible from the tee. The terrain provides moderate elevation changes and occasional challenges that test players' skills. Views of the Suzuka Mountains, ponds, and cottages on the hillsides frame the round. The course is particularly noted for its accessibility and appeal to female golfers. Several holes present distinct challenges. The first hole features a narrow fairway with out-of-bounds on the right and a one-stroke penalty area on the left, requiring precision off the tee on a downhill stretch. The seventh hole demands a valley-crossing tee shot, while the second shot requires careful distance judgment as players hit uphill. The fourth hole is a long right dogleg at 583 yards from the back tees, with hazards including a grass bunker on the left and a fairway bunker on the right at the third-shot position. The thirteenth hole, a short par-3, features a two-tiered green that demands careful pin placement awareness. The course's layout balances accessibility with strategic elements, offering moderate ups and downs alongside occasional demanding stretches. The design encourages players to use their full range of skills while maintaining a relaxed atmosphere. The wide fairways and visible greens contribute to a flowing round, though hazards including water features, bunkers, and out-of-bounds areas ensure that scoring requires thoughtful shot selection.