Golf Courses

Doylestown Country Club ☆ Follow

PA

Founded in 1916 and originally designed by famous golf course architect William S. Flynn, the course features a unique and competitive layout that incorporates the natural landscape into its design. The course was expanded to a full 18 holes in 1963, and features 6,462 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71.4 and it has a slope rating of 135 on Bent grass. The club has approved an extensive renovation plan that includes a new irrigation system for the golf course and a full restoration of the original William Flynn holes (3, 4, and 5). The property features 71 acres of farm land that included streams, ponds, rolling hills surrounded by beautiful trees. Situated near the heart of historic Doylestown, members experience a private community that is family-focused and inclusive. The course is known for its rolling hills, lush landscapes, and fast greens.

Dr. Charles L. Sifford Golf Course ☆ Follow

NC

The Dr. Charles L. Sifford Golf Course is a 9-hole course featuring 3,001 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35, redesigned by R. Clyde Johnston and reopened in 2010. Located in South End just minutes from uptown Charlotte, the course features views of the city skyline and Bermuda grass from tee to green. The layout includes a cluster of holes side by side with woods and hazards in play, greens with tricky slopes and tiers, and a signature 9th hole that is a par 5 with danger off the tee and an uphill approach to a perched green. Originally built in the 1930s as Bonnie Brae Golf Course and designed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as an 18-hole layout, the course was reduced to 9 holes in the 1970s during the construction of I-77. In 2010, it was renamed to honor Dr. Charles Sifford, the first African American to earn a PGA Tour card. An expansive driving range and practice area are located onsite.

Dragon Ridge Country Club ☆ Follow

NV

DragonRidge Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Henderson, Nevada, nestled across 170 acres of picturesque rolling hills with breathtaking views of the Las Vegas skyline. The course has been recognized as the Best Private Golf Course in Southern Nevada by the Las Vegas Review-Journal in their annual "Best of Las Vegas" poll. The course features a challenging yet enjoyable design that appeals to golf enthusiasts of various skill levels. DragonRidge offers personalized golf instruction through renowned coach Mike Davis, who provides coaching for players of all abilities. Beyond the golf course itself, DragonRidge Country Club operates as a full-service private country club with comprehensive amenities including five championship tennis courts, a fitness center overlooking the Las Vegas skyline, a spa with massage services, and multiple dining venues. The recently remodeled clubhouse includes the ONYX bar, two restaurants with seasonal menus, indoor and outdoor lounge spaces, event venues, and a well-appointed golf shop. The club emphasizes both recreational play and tournament hosting capabilities.

Dragon's Fire Golf Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Dragon's Fire Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole course located in Carlisle on the border of Hamilton and Burlington, Ontario. The course stretches 5,000 to 7,200 yards from six sets of tees and plays to a par-72, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The layout features over 80 strategically placed bunkers combined with natural hazards designed to challenge players while remaining fair and playable. A signature hole includes a 633-yard par-5 from the tips. The mature tree-lined fairways provide definition and shade throughout the course. Dragon's Fire emphasizes accessible design with multiple tee options and well-maintained conditioning. The course includes a full practice facility with a driving range featuring grass tees, pin markers, a large putting green with multiple holes and challenging slopes, and a chipping green with a greenside sand bunker. The course hosts weekly men's and ladies leagues and welcomes tournaments and special events.

Dragon's Tooth Golf Club ☆ Follow

Highland

Dragonfly Golf Links At Renfrew ☆ Follow

Ontario

Dragonfly Golf Links is an 18-hole natural-looking golf course located in Renfrew, Ontario, set across 170 acres of rolling terrain. The course features two nines that blend together while maintaining distinct characteristics. The landscape is dramatically varied, incorporating dense forest, turquoise ponds, exposed rock faces, and scenic views of the Ottawa Valley. The fully irrigated fairways wind through the diverse topography, offering a challenging yet aesthetically pleasing round. The course's natural design philosophy is evident in how it integrates with the surrounding landscape rather than imposing upon it. Notable amenities include a 20-station driving range with natural turf and Lanyon's Lounge, an on-site facility offering food and beverages with panoramic course views. The course has developed a strong reputation for hosting tournaments, corporate events, and recreational leagues throughout the Ottawa Valley region.

Dragons Head Par 3 Golf Club ☆ Follow

Alberta

Dragons Head Par 3 Golf Club is an 18-hole public par 3 course located in Edmonton's west end, designed as a family-friendly destination for golfers of all skill levels. The course features meticulously maintained fairways, greens, and tees that cater to both beginners looking to learn and improve their game and experienced players seeking an enjoyable round. Set in a tranquil environment, the course offers stunning views that enhance the golfing experience. As a par 3 layout, Dragons Head provides a more accessible alternative to championship courses while maintaining quality course conditions. The facility emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity, making it an ideal practice venue for skill development. The course operates seasonally and offers various membership options and pass programs for regular players, supporting its position as a community-oriented golf destination in the Edmonton area.

Dragør Golfklub ☆ Follow

Region Hovedstaden

Dragør Golfklub is a golf course located adjacent to Kongelunden, a natural area near Dragør, Denmark. Though the course features relatively flat terrain, it presents considerable playing challenges through various hazards including hedgerows, narrow passages, watercourses, and lakes distributed throughout the layout. These natural obstacles provide strategic interest despite the limited elevation changes. The course is designed as a scenic destination that appeals to golfers of all skill levels and generations, offering a natural and aesthetically pleasing experience. The club welcomes both members and visiting greenfee players from Denmark and abroad. Dragør Golfklub operates with an active membership structure that includes various playing groups and tournaments, supported by professional greenkeeping maintenance. The course serves as a community gathering place for the local golfing population while maintaining its commitment to course quality and playability.

Dragsholm Golf Club ☆ Follow

Region Sjælland

Dragsholm Golf Club is located in Fårevejle in the Odsherred region of Zealand, Denmark, positioned at the foot of the Vejrhøj ridge. The facility features one of Zealand's largest golf complexes with multiple courses: an 18-hole championship course, a 9-hole course, and a Par 3 course. The 18-hole course is designed with pronounced links characteristics, set in rolling terrain with distinctive features including crossed stone walls and large, undulating greens. The layout demands strategic course management and presents challenges for golfers of all skill levels. The course operates on an open design philosophy, with winter and summer green configurations available depending on the season. The facility caters to diverse playing abilities through various membership categories and pay-and-play options. The setting in the picturesque Odsherred landscape, combined with the rolling topography, creates an engaging playing environment. The course design emphasizes both aesthetic appeal and technical difficulty, making it suitable for recreational and competitive play alike.

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Limpopo

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Buskerud

Draper Valley Golf Club ☆ Follow

VA

Draper Valley Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Draper, Virginia, situated on 205 acres in the rolling hills of Southwest Virginia near the intersection of Interstate 77 and 81. The course, which opened in 1992, features a traditional design that showcases the natural terrain of the Draper Mountain Range, including pristine forests, tranquil lakes, and marshes. The layout is a par 72 course measuring 7,046 yards, designed to allow golfers to use every club in their bag. The fairways are well-groomed with undulating greens, and water hazards come into play on seven holes. The signature hole is the par 5, 511-yard ninth hole, which requires approach shots over both a marsh and water hazard to reach the green, with views of the historic John Draper homeplace as its backdrop. The course offers challenging play for all skill levels and has been previously ranked number 37 among the top 50 golf courses in the United States for under $50 by Golf Magazine. Beyond the course itself, the facility includes a practice range, putting greens, clubhouse, pro shop, and event facilities. The club operates year-round, weather permitting, and is open to the public with membership options available.

Drayton Park Golf Club (Abingdon) ☆ Follow

Oxfordshire

Drayton Park Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course with a par 3 section, opened in 1993 and designed by Hawtree. Located in Abingdon with convenient access from the A34, the course occupies 90 acres of mature landscape. The design features large, undulating greens and flat terrain that facilitates walking while allowing views of the surrounding wildlife. Key characteristics include Ginge Brook running through the course, four lakes positioned alongside fairways, and 55 bunkers strategically protecting greens and landing areas. These water hazards and bunker placements present a substantial challenge to golfers, rewarding accurate play. The course has developed significantly since its establishment by the late Michael F McKenna, who founded the club; it remains family-owned and operated. The combination of natural water features, extensive bunkering, and well-maintained greens creates a moderately challenging layout suitable for golfers of varying abilities.

Drayton Park Par 3 Course ☆ Follow

Oxfordshire

Drayton Park Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course opened in 1993, designed by the renowned Hawtree firm. Located in Abingdon with convenient access from the A34, the course is set across 90 acres of mature parkland landscape. The design features a notably flat terrain, making it walkable while still presenting a genuine challenge through strategic hazarding and course conditions. The course incorporates several distinctive water features, including Ginge Brook running through its heart and four lakes positioned alongside fairways. A substantial challenge comes from 55 bunkers strategically protecting greens and landing areas, combined with large but undulating greens that demand precision. The parkland setting provides opportunities to enjoy wildlife throughout the round. Despite its relatively recent establishment, the course has matured considerably since its 1993 opening and remains owned and operated by the McKenna family. The design rewards accurate play, with most golfers finding it challenging to score better than their handicap. The combination of water hazards, bunker placement, and undulating green complexes creates a testing but fair layout that appeals to golfers of varying abilities.

Drayton Valley Golf Club ☆ Follow

Alberta

Established in 1963, Drayton Valley Golf Club evolved from a 9-hole course to an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by Jasper-based architect Robert Milligan. The course features four sets of tees accommodating all skill levels, with a well-balanced mix of par 3s, 4s, and 5s. Located 140 kilometres southwest of Edmonton along Highway 22 (the Cowboy Trail), the course is set in scenic Brazeau County terrain with tree-lined fairways, strategic water features, well-maintained bentgrass greens, and thoughtfully placed bunkers. A natural creek flowing from Rocky Rapids Natural Area winds through holes 3 and 9, creating a signature pond defining the front nine. The back nine, developed in 1985-1988 within a forested Crown land section, includes seven new holes (13-17) and retains two original holes from the 1960s layout. The front nine underwent significant evolution, with four distinctive holes added in the late 1980s and remaining holes renovated in 2002 to complete the Milligan design. Subsequent refinements have enhanced course conditions while preserving the original design character. The course serves as Brazeau County's premier golf destination, offering a challenging yet welcoming experience for golfers of all abilities.

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Dream Valley Golf Course ☆ Follow

MO 1 upcoming event

Dream Valley Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 course located in Buffalo, Missouri, approximately 25 minutes north of Springfield via US-65 highway and 3 miles south of Buffalo. Situated in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks, the course features a beautiful country layout showcasing the natural landscape of the region. The course positions itself as a relaxed, accessible golfing destination. Notable for its casual approach, Dream Valley requires no advance tee time reservations and operates on a walk-in basis with no dress code requirements. This accessibility extends to pricing, with affordable rates available for single rounds as well as membership options for regular players. The course caters to both serious golfers and those seeking a leisure experience, emphasizing an informal atmosphere where friends can enjoy rounds together without formal restrictions. Groups of six or more golfers are managed by the clubhouse attendant to maintain course flow.

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Alberta

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Dreamworld Resort, Hotel & Golf Course ☆ Follow

سندھ

Dreamworld Resort, Hotel & Golf Course features an 18-hole golf course located in Karachi, Pakistan, adjacent to Block R in the Gulshan-e-Maymar area near the Super Highway. The course is integrated within a comprehensive resort and hotel complex that serves as a family destination offering diverse recreational amenities. The golf course operates as part of a larger sports and fitness facility that includes tennis courts and a cricket ground. While the website confirms the presence of an 18-hole layout, specific details regarding par, course length, designer, difficulty rating, and distinctive hole characteristics are not provided in the available content. The course is situated in Karachi's arid landscape and operates within a resort setting that emphasizes recreational variety. The golf facility appears designed to complement the resort's broader appeal as a leisure destination rather than as a championship or tournament venue. No tournament history, signature holes, or design-specific details are mentioned in the available information. The course serves both resort guests and members through various membership programs including lifetime, guest, and transfer options, positioning it as an amenity within the larger Dreamworld complex rather than as a standalone golf destination.

Drei Thermen Golfresort ☆ Follow

Baden-Württemberg

Drei Thermen Golfresort is a two-course golf resort located in Bad Bellingen (Bamlach) in the Markgräflerland region of Germany. The resort features two distinct 18-hole courses designed for golfers of all skill levels. The Kapellenberg course plays at Par 73 with a length of 5,847 meters and is renowned for its panoramic views of the Vosges Mountains, Black Forest, and Rhine Valley. The 13th hole is noted as one of the most beautiful in the Markgräflerland region. The Quellenhof course is Par 72 measuring 6,058 meters, making it the longest course at the resort. Set in gently rolling terrain, it features over 1,000 fruit trees and old fruit tree avenues that create a natural, harmonious atmosphere. The course incorporates water hazards and bunkers requiring strategic, precise play. Both courses are situated in an idyllic landscape offering a combination of sporting challenge, scenic natural beauty, and exclusive relaxation. The facility includes a short course, driving range, and practice areas, accommodating players from beginners through advanced golfers. The resort offers flexible membership options and guest play opportunities with reasonable green fees.

Drentsche Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

Drenthe

Drentsche Golf & Country Club is a 36-hole golf facility located in Zeijerveen in the Netherlands. The course comprises a full championship course (available in yellow, red, and white tee options) and a Par 3 course, offering flexibility for players of varying abilities. The facility features modern training amenities including a Driving Range equipped with Inrange radar technology, putting green, and chipping green, supporting both recreational play and skill development. The club welcomes all golfers, from beginners to experienced players, and offers golf lessons, training programs, and clinics through its Golf Academy. Notable facilities include an on-site Golf Lodge for overnight stays, a clubhouse with restaurant services, and practice areas available from sunrise to sunset. The Driving Range is illuminated on weekday evenings until 21:00. Tee times can be reserved up to 10 days in advance for either 18 or 9-hole rounds. The facility maintains a smoke-free environment and accommodates dogs on the premises when leashed.

Drentse Golfclub de Gelpenberg ☆ Follow

Drenthe

Drentse Golfclub de Gelpenberg, founded in 1970, is the oldest golf club in Drenthe, Netherlands. Located in Aalden on over 60 hectares of Drenthland landscape, the course features 27 holes total: an 18-hole Par 72 championship course and a 9-hole Par 3 course. The setting encompasses heathland, water features, rolling terrain, and ancient juniper bushes characteristic of the region. Ranked 13th among Leading Courses with a rating of 8.5, the course is described as a top-tier facility that remains playable and challenging for all skill levels. The club has hosted the ProGolfTour for four consecutive years, recognized by players as an annual highlight due to the course quality and hospitality. The course features free range balls, an excellent restaurant, and greenfee starting at €60. The landscape and natural surroundings, including grazing sheep, provide an scenic golfing experience integrated with the Drentish nature.