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Dunkeld and Birnam Golf Club

Perth and Kinross

Dunkeld and Birnam Golf Club is situated in Highland Perthshire and was originally constituted in 1892, with the original course designed by the legendary Old Tom Morris in the village of Birnam. The current 18-hole course was officially opened in 1922 by the Duchess of Atholl and is regarded as one of the most picturesque golf courses in Highland Perthshire. Set on a hillside above the historic town of Dunkeld, the course features a magnificent heathland setting with a par of 695 yards. The layout benefits from its elevated position, offering scenic views characteristic of the Highland Perthshire landscape. Over the decades, the course has undergone numerous improvements while maintaining its unique local character and charm. The club offers comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse with dining options, a pro shop, and buggy rental services, making it an accessible destination for both members and visiting golfers seeking an authentic Scottish golfing experience in a picturesque setting.

Dunkeld Memorial Golf Club

Queensland

Dunlap Golf Course

IA

Dunlop Par Three Course

兵庫県

The Dunlop Par Three Course is a short course separated by natural forest, designed for families, beginners, and experienced golfers seeking practice opportunities. Located in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, the course features well-maintained holes suitable for players of all skill levels. The layout prioritizes accessibility for novices while offering valuable approach shot practice for intermediate and advanced golfers. The course benefits from GPS-equipped electric carts that enhance the comfort of self-play rounds. The facility is complemented by comprehensive practice amenities, including a 250-yard driving range, putting green, chipping area, and bunker practice zone. These practice facilities serve as essential warm-up areas before play. The Par Three Course represents part of the broader Dunlop Golf Course complex, which also features a championship course with a course rating of 73.8 and JGA certification, providing golfers with options across different skill levels and playing preferences.

Dunluce Links

County Antrim

The Dunluce Links at Royal Portrush is one of the world's most challenging links courses, named after the dramatic ruins of Dunluce Castle perched on a basalt cliff. Originally designed by legendary architect Harry Colt, the 18-hole course offers sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and dramatic coastal terrain shaped by shifting sands and dunes. The course underwent significant redesign between 2015 and 2017 in preparation for The Open Championship in 2019, led by architect Martin Ebert. The renovation included construction of five new greens, eight new tee boxes, ten new bunkers, and two entirely new holes (the 7th and 8th), created on land formerly part of Valley Links. Dunluce presents a fair yet scenically stunning challenge characterized by strategic shot-making, narrow green entrances, and demanding bunkering. Notable holes include the 5th (White Rocks), a dramatic dogleg playing downhill to a green perched on the Atlantic's edge, and the iconic 16th (Calamity Corner), a par-3 where the green drops away to a yawning chasm, requiring precision placement rather than distance. Throughout the course, accuracy and strategy prove more valuable than length, with coastal views and natural hazards providing both challenge and beauty.

Dunmaglas Golf Club

MI

Dunmaglas Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Charlevoix, Michigan, spanning 500 acres of scenic Northern Michigan woodland. The course stretches 6,897 yards and features an unprecedented layout with holes spread across the expansive property, unlike traditional courses built on 80 acres or fewer. This spacious design creates a pure, unspoiled golfing experience sheltered from distractions. The terrain's hilly topography necessitates cart play, as walking between distant holes is not practical. The course is ranked among Golf Digest's Best 50 Upscale Courses in the United States and was recognized by GolfAdvisor's 2019 "Best Of" awards, ranking #24 nationally for pace of play. Notable features include the scenic 14th hole, which offers sensational sunset views overlooking Lake Charlevoix and Lake Michigan. The course provides a challenging yet visually stunning golfing experience, combining difficult terrain with breathtaking natural surroundings that define the Northern Michigan landscape.

Dunmore Demesne Golf Club

County Galway

Dunmore East Golf Club

County Waterford

Dunmore Golf Club

County Cork

Dunmurry Golf Course

County Antrim

Dunmurry Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located on Dunmurry Lane, just southwest of Belfast, Northern Ireland. The course features a par of 70 and is set in peaceful surroundings with excellent playing conditions. The layout is noted for its well-designed configuration that offers an engaging round across the parkland setting. The club emphasizes its welcoming atmosphere and friendly environment, serving both members and visitors. The course maintains professional standards with facilities including a pro shop staffed by a PGA professional. Dunmurry Golf Club positions itself as one of Northern Ireland's more inclusive and hospitable clubs, supported by dedicated staff and volunteers who contribute to the overall experience on the course.

Dunmurry Springs Golf Club

County Kildare

Dunnerholme Golf Course

Cumbria

Dunnerholme Golf Club is a unique 10-hole links course located on the Furness Peninsula in Cumbria, on the shores of the Duddon Estuary near Askam-in-Furness, at the southern edge of the Lake District National Park. Founded in 1905, the course is distinctive for its eighteen tees, allowing the ten holes to be played twice with different perspectives on each replay. The course layout dates back over a century and features the Dunnerholme Rock, a limestone outcrop projecting into the estuary that forms a challenging and visually distinctive element with panoramic views. The terrain offers links-style golf with stunning vistas across the sea and Lake District fells, presenting a good challenge for modern golfers while being maintained in excellent condition by specialist green-staff. The course is kept in tip-top condition and features preserved wildlife areas around its edges. Dunnerholme was named a finalist for England Golf Club of the Year in 2021, recognizing its quality as one of only four clubs selected from across the country. The club actively hosts competitions and events throughout the year across its various sections.

Dunnikier Park Golf Course

Fife

Dunnikier Park is an 18-hole parkland golf course located on the outskirts of Kirkcaldy, Fife. The course measures 6,532 yards and plays to par 72. It is characterized by mature tree-lined rolling fairways with bunkers positioned left and right on nearly every green, creating a challenging layout for lower handicap players while remaining accessible to golfers of all abilities. The course features gentle undulations across its parkland setting, providing an enjoyable experience for recreational players seeking a relaxing round. Beyond the main 18-hole layout, Dunnikier Park operates a complementary 6-hole development course, jointly funded by Fife Council, Scottish Golf, and the Dunnikier Golf Club. This shorter course was designed as a dual-purpose facility serving as both a community development course for beginners and juniors, and a practice area. The club provides comprehensive visitor facilities including a fully licensed clubhouse, catering services, shower and changing areas, and locker facilities. The course is managed by the Fife Golf Trust and welcomes visitors throughout the week at competitive rates.

Dunning Golf Club

Perth and Kinross

Dunning Golf Club is a 9-hole parkland course situated in the centre of the village of Dunning in Perthshire, Scotland, set against the backdrop of the Ochil Hills. The course occupies the Rollo Park, land gifted to the village in 1946 by Lord Rollo of Pitcairn for sporting and recreational purposes. The layout was designed by Joe Anderson of Perth, whose daughter Jessie Valentine went on to become one of Britain's most successful amateur lady golfers of the mid-twentieth century. A new clubhouse was opened in 1954 by Lord Rollo, who holds Honorary Presidency of the club, and a community pavilion was added in 2010. Playing over 9 holes with two sets of medal tees, the course offers a full 18-hole experience measuring 4,894 yards at a par of 66. The terrain is largely flat parkland, with tree-lined fairways, well-positioned bunkers, and small, fast greens providing the primary challenges. The Dunning Burn meanders through the course and comes into play on several holes, crossed by four bridges named after notable club members. Each hole carries its own name, many referencing local landmarks and points of historical significance, including Craig Rossie, Duncrub, St Serf, and Maggie Wall, the latter commemorating the last witch burned in Scotland in 1657. The course sits approximately seven miles from Gleneagles and has been voted among Scotland's top nine-hole courses by the Scotsman. Recent improvements to the course have included new tees, revised bunkering, updated signage, and the creation of a practice putting green. The club maintains an active junior coaching programme and a full competition schedule throughout the season.

Dunnville Golf Club

Ontario

Established in 1924, Dunnville Golf Club is a 9-hole heritage course located on the banks of the Grand River in Dunnville. The course features 18 different tees, allowing golfers to play either 9 or 18 holes and accommodating players of all skill levels. The scenic riverside setting provides an attractive landscape for play. The course offers both walking and riding options, with green fees available for weekday and weekend rounds. In addition to regular play, the club hosts men's and ladies social leagues throughout the season and offers a popular "Nine & Dine" program on Friday evenings, combining nine holes of golf with dinner. The club also features an on-site restaurant called River's Edge, making it a destination for both golf and dining experiences.

Dunolly Golf Club

Victoria

Duns Golf Course

Scottish Borders

Duns Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in the foothills of the Lammermuir Hills in the Scottish Borders, approximately one hour from Edinburgh and slightly less from Newcastle. The course offers a scenic backdrop characteristic of the region, set against beautiful Border landscapes with notable views throughout. The layout presents a true and fair test of golf, with well-maintained fairways and greens. The par-3 15th hole stands out as a signature feature, playing from an elevated tee down to a two-tiered green. The course is noted for its tricky, true greens and attractive hole design that appeals to golfers across various skill levels. The terrain is characterized by the natural undulating landscape of the area, with holes featuring elevation changes. The course has proven accessible to golfers of different abilities, offering an appropriate challenge without excessive difficulty. Duns serves as a popular destination for visitors, groups, and societies, hosting open competitions and providing excellent facility amenities including food and drink services at the clubhouse.

Dunsborough and Districts Country Club

Western Australia

Dunsborough Lakes Resort Golf Course

Western Australia

Dunscar Golf Club

Greater Manchester

Dunscar Golf Club is an 18-hole moorland course located just 3 miles from Bolton town centre, situated at Longworth Lane, Bromley Cross. The course stretches 6,033 yards and presents a challenge suitable for golfers of all abilities. The layout showcases dramatic natural scenery throughout. The signature hole is the par-3 16th (Quarry), a picturesque short hole surrounded by heather and gorse with four bunkers on the right. The 3rd hole (Watermans) is notable for its expansive valley views, with Winter Hill and Turton Heights forming a striking backdrop, accompanied by stretches of water in the distance. The 12th and 17th holes also offer especially scenic vistas. Set across undulating moorland terrain, Dunscar offers uninterrupted views and tranquil surroundings despite its proximity to the urban centre. The course requires golfers to pace themselves accordingly due to its substantial yardage. Water hazards feature throughout the layout, adding to the strategic difficulty. Though primarily a private members' club, Dunscar welcomes visitors and offers various packages combining golf with dining facilities, including breakfast and evening meals.

Dunstable Downs Golf Course

Bedfordshire 1 upcoming event

Dunstable Downs Golf Club is located two miles southwest of Dunstable on Whipsnade Road, positioned high on the crest of the Chiltern Hills at nearly 800 feet above sea level. The course sits in an area of outstanding natural beauty, renowned as a scenic viewpoint with panoramic views spanning seven counties. The club features downland turf in a bracing, exposed setting characteristic of chalk grassland terrain. The elevated location and natural landscape create distinctive playing conditions shaped by the Chiltern Hills environment. The course is notable for its heritage and association with notable golfers, including Peter Alliss, the ex-Ryder Cup player and BBC television golfing personality, who spent formative moments playing on the downs. Dunstable Downs has established itself as a venue known for club life and community, with a reputation extending beyond golf. The combination of challenging downland conditions, elevated terrain, and the natural beauty of its Chiltern Hills setting makes it a distinctive golfing destination. The course accommodates various membership sections including men's, seniors, ladies, and junior members, and welcomes visitors and societies.

Dunstan Golf Club

Otago

Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Course

Northumberland 3 upcoming events

Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Course is an 18-hole links course located in Embleton, Northumberland, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Designed by renowned Open Championship winner James Braid, the course wraps around Embleton Bay, recently voted Britain's best stretch of coastline, with views of the 14th-century Dunstanburgh Castle ruins. The layout presents a traditional links test characterized by challenging sea winds that affect play for golfers of all abilities. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the castle and sweeping sands of Embleton Bay, the course offers picturesque scenery that is integral to the playing experience. The testing conditions created by coastal winds and natural terrain provide substantial difficulty. The course is positioned as a value-oriented links destination in the region, welcoming visiting golfers throughout the year with competitive green fees. The clubhouse provides a relaxed, friendly atmosphere with full catering facilities available daily. The course has a notable history, having celebrated its 125th anniversary, and maintains junior golf programs and hosts various competitions and charity matches.

Dunston Hall Golf Course

Norfolk 1 upcoming event

Dunston Hall Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 71 parkland layout measuring around 6,179 to 6,275 yards, situated on the grounds of the Dunston Hall Hotel near Norwich, Norfolk. The course was designed by J. Glasgow, with Peter Alliss also credited in some sources, and opened in 1994. It was built to USGA specification and contours around the 150-acre wooded Dunston Hall estate, which is centred on an Elizabethan-style red brick country house. The layout weaves through mature trees and undulating terrain typical of the Norfolk countryside, with the course routed to make the most of the estate's natural features. Water is the defining characteristic of the course, with eleven of the eighteen holes featuring water hazards in some form. This places a strong premium on accuracy over distance, as errant shots are regularly punished by ponds and streams positioned to catch both tee shots and approaches. The fairways are tree-lined throughout, and strategically placed bunkers add further demands on shot-making. The course is generally considered a fair test for golfers of all abilities rather than a severe championship examination, with a mix of doglegs, short and long holes providing variety across the round. The standout hole is the 16th, which sits at the highest point of the course and offers panoramic views across the Norfolk countryside, with an island green requiring a precise tee shot.