Golf Courses

Grange Fell Golf Club Follow

Cumbria

Green River State Park Golf Course Follow

UT

Green River State Park Golf Course is a nine-hole course located on the banks of the Green River in Utah. The course is set within a scenic landscape characterized by a canopy of cottonwood trees, providing shade and natural beauty for players. The park serves as a recreational hub, offering golfers a peaceful setting before or after exploring the nearby Labyrinth and Stillwater canyons, popular destinations for boating adventures. The course operates seasonally, with extended hours during summer months and reduced hours in winter. Beyond golf, the park features camping facilities and hosts the annual Green River Melon Days Festival on the third weekend of September. The course provides a relatively accessible golfing experience suitable for various skill levels, making it a welcoming destination for both casual players and those seeking a leisurely round in a natural riverside setting.

Greenacres Follow

Tasman

Greenacres Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Richmond, Nelson, New Zealand. The layout comprises multiple par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s distributed across the full round, with holes 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, and 18 featuring par-4s, holes 3, 5, 10, and 17 as par-3s, and holes 7, 11, 15, and 16 as par-5s. The course is characterized as challenging for both high and low handicap players, offering a well-balanced test of golf. A notable feature is its reputation as one of the best wet weather courses in the district, with excellent drainage and playability during inclement conditions. The course hosts various tournaments throughout the year, including the Waimea Open Tournament and the Greenacres Classic 18 Hole Open Tournament, indicating its standing as a quality competitive venue. Amenities include a driving range, pro shop, and café facilities, catering to both members and visitors.

Greenburn Golf Course Follow

West Lothian

Greenburn Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland and moorland course located in Fauldhouse within the Breichwater Valley. Measuring 6,000 yards with a par of 71, the course presents a challenging test suitable for both casual and experienced golfers. The layout features 17 main greens with a winter green at hole 7, designed to navigate the natural terrain of slopes and banking throughout the course. The course is known for being well-presented and offering a tricky, testing experience. Its setting combines parkland and moorland characteristics, creating varied playing conditions across the layout. Greenburn hosts several open competitions throughout the year, including strokeplay events with handicap divisions, demonstrating its standing within the competitive golf community. The club offers visitor packages and maintains an active membership base, with on-site catering facilities at The Flagstick restaurant. The welcoming atmosphere and course condition are consistently noted by visiting golfers and societies.

Gypsum Creek Golf Course Follow

CO

Nestled in the Gypsum Valley, Gypsum Creek Golf Course is a Pete Dye-designed 18-hole championship course located in Gypsum, Colorado. The course is set in a scenic mountain landscape with rolling fairways and views of the surrounding terrain. Gypsum Creek itself features prominently throughout the layout, adding both aesthetic appeal and strategic challenge to the design. The course offers 18 distinct holes and accommodates players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced golfers. The facility is recognized among the top 10 golf courses by Golf HQ Magazine and is noted for providing excellent value in the Vail Valley area. On-site amenities include the Creekside Grill, which overlooks the course with mountain views, offering dining and beverage service. The course hosts various tournaments and leagues throughout the year and provides golf instruction from its resident teaching professional.

Halifax Golf Club Follow

West Yorkshire

Nestled beneath the dramatic Pennine hills at Ogden, Halifax Golf Club is a demanding moorland course established in 1895 and shaped by renowned architects James Braid and Dr Alister MacKenzie. The par 70 layout stretches just over 6,300 yards but plays considerably longer due to significant elevation changes and rugged terrain. The course features five tee options (White, Yellow, Red, Blue, and Silver) accommodating various skill levels. The front nine presents long dog-legs, streams, and uphill approaches testing accuracy and stamina, while the back nine includes split fairways and blind tee shots with two well-designed par 5s offering scoring opportunities. Notable features include the MacKenzie-designed par-3 2nd hole with its raised green, requiring precision play throughout. The dramatic downhill 17th hole features a 60-foot elevation drop from tee to green, demanding thoughtful club selection. The course is characterized by pristine turf, panoramic views, and consistently engaging design that rewards strategic play. Rated 10th best in Yorkshire and 38th in England, Halifax delivers an authentic golfing experience ideal for players who embrace challenge in a breathtaking moorland setting.

Harleyford Golf Club Follow

Buckinghamshire 2 upcoming events

Hawick Golf Club Follow

Scottish Borders

Hawick Golf Club is an 18-hole moorland course located on Vertish Hill on the southern outskirts of Hawick in the Scottish Borders, and holds the distinction of being the oldest golf club in the region. The club was established in 1877 with a founding membership of thirteen, and the original course consisted of eleven holes arranged across the natural contours of the hill. The layout was extended to twelve holes in 1879 and a full 18-hole course came into being in 1894. The course is attributed to James Braid and measures 5,933 yards from the back tees, playing to a par of 68, comprising fourteen par fours and four par threes with a standard scratch score of 69. The course climbs steadily from the opening holes before ascending sharply from the fourth tee, named Well, after which it meanders around the upper reaches of Vertish Hill. The terrain is characterised by heather, gorse, and broom lining the fairways, with several blind shots and significant elevation changes requiring careful course management. The 6th hole, named Hunter, is a 445-yard par four normally played into the prevailing wind and considered the most demanding on the card. The course levels out across the middle section before the 15th tee, which sits at the highest point and offers panoramic views stretching from the Cheviot Hills to the Lothians. The closing descent includes a memorable 16th hole called McLarens Miracle, named in honour of rugby commentator Bill McLaren, a lifetime member who made a hole-in-one there, and the par-three 18th, which plays from a dramatically elevated tee to a green tucked close to the road below. Nick Faldo, Colin Montgomerie, and Tony Jacklin are among the club's honorary members, with Faldo holding the professional course record of 64. The course is maintained by the club on land rented from Scottish Borders Council and welcomes visitors throughout the season.

Heathcote Golf Course Follow

Victoria

Situated 140 km north of Melbourne in the heart of the Heathcote Wine Region, Heathcote Golf Club is regarded as one of the best golf courses in north central Victoria. The 18-hole par 72 course measures approximately 5,781 metres and features a relatively flat layout with tree-lined, fully irrigated fairways and grass greens. The course incorporates water and/or bunker hazards on most holes, presenting moderate challenge for golfers of varying abilities. The terrain is characterized by abundant native wildlife, including kangaroos and birdlife, which adds to the natural setting. Course facilities include practice nets, a dedicated bunker and green practice area, cart hire options, and a 120-seat clubhouse with a fully licensed bar, stage, kitchen, and separate outdoor entertainment area overlooking the 18th green. The club welcomes new members and visitors for both competitive and social golf, creating a family-friendly environment within the picturesque wine region landscape.

Helderberg Golf Club Follow

Western Cape

Our golf course was laid out in the late 1980s by an associate of Bob Grimsdell, with the Golf Club formed in 1989. The first sponsored competition was held in December 1990, and successive committees have worked tirelessly to develop the course. Alternate tees were added in the mid-1990s to create a full 18-hole layout. Today, the course is considered one of the Western Cape’s most scenic and challenging, with excellent tees and greens, well-kept fairways, flourishing trees and gardens, and magnificent views from the Helderberg mountain across False Bay to Table Mountain.

Hoiana Shores Golf Club Follow

1 upcoming event

Hoiana Shores Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 links course measuring 7,004 yards from the championship tees, located on the central Vietnamese coast approximately 8 kilometres south of Hoi An and 45 minutes from Da Nang International Airport. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. - his first course in Vietnam - it opened for preview play in late 2019 and officially in 2020 as the centrepiece of the $4 billion Hoiana Integrated Resort development, which covers almost 2,500 acres of coastline. It was named World's Best New Golf Course at the 2020 World Golf Awards. The course is built entirely on pure sand across a coastal property that the design team describe as close to the dictionary definition of linksland. Constructed by Hong Kong-based Linksshape, the layout was shaped sympathetically around existing dunes and Casuarina trees native to the area, with wind-sculpted sand allowed to settle naturally during construction. Tees and fairways are grassed with Zeon Zoysia, while greens use TifEagle Bermuda. Wide fairways accommodate the constant coastal winds off the Eastern Sea, though missing them carries a significant penalty. The routing plays as two returning loops, with the early holes featuring greens nestled into dunes before the course opens up dramatically on the back nine, where holes 15, 16 and 17 play directly along the shoreline. In keeping with the cultural identity of nearby Hoi An - a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the City of Lanterns - the course uses red wicker lanterns in place of flags on all 18 greens.

Hokitika Golf Club Follow

West Coast

Mahinapua Links is the home of Hokitika Golf Club. A True Links course established in 1906. A true test of golf in the dunes next to the Tasman Sea. For cart or club hire please call in advance to arrange on 027 6444 229

Honiton Golf Club Follow

Devon 2 upcoming events

Honiton Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located in Devon, England, situated in a picturesque setting surrounded by rolling hills with scenic views. The course is described as easy walking terrain, making it accessible for golfers of varying abilities. The landscape features characteristic parkland characteristics dotted with sheep, contributing to its distinctive countryside charm. The course presents a moderate challenge, with testimonials noting "testing holes" that provide engaging play for members and visitors alike. The club emphasizes visitor hospitality and maintains a well-appointed clubhouse with dining facilities. The course is currently undergoing maintenance with temporary greens in place, with nine holes in play during winter months. Honiton Golf Club was recognized as Golf Club of the Year in 2023, indicating strong standing within the golfing community. The facility caters to various sections including juniors, ladies, and seniors, demonstrating a comprehensive club structure. The course maintains professional standards with coaching available and hosts competitive events throughout the year.

Kapuskasing Golf Club Follow

Ontario

Founded in 1937, Kapuskasing Golf Club is a 9-hole course located in the heart of Kapuskasing, Ontario. The layout presents moderate challenge with fast-paced greens and strategically placed hazards and sand traps featured on nearly every hole. The course showcases the region's characteristic wooded terrain, with gentle elevation changes throughout the round. The fairways are relatively narrow, complemented by moderate-sized greens that demand precision play. The setting reflects the natural landscape of northern Ontario, with trees defining the playing corridors and creating an engaging natural environment. The course design accommodates golfers of all skill levels while maintaining sufficient difficulty to challenge experienced players. The combination of wooded setting, subtle topography, and strategic hazard placement creates a well-rounded layout typical of regional courses in the area. The club also features a recently renovated clubhouse with modern amenities, including dining facilities and event space, making it a community golf destination beyond the course itself.

Keswick Golf Club Follow

Cumbria

Killin Golf Club Follow

Stirling 7 upcoming events

Killin Golf Club is situated on the shores of Loch Tay in the Perthshire Highlands, Scotland. A scenic parkland course opened in 1911, it comprises 9 holes with 14 alternative tees, allowing play of 18 different configurations. The course plays to par 33 from the full tees (approximately 2,500 yards), extending to 4,900+ yards when played as 18 holes. Small, well-guarded greens provide the primary test, demanding accurate approaches. The signature 5th hole measures just 100 yards but is surrounded by bunkers. The par-5 9th offers birdie opportunities at over 510 yards, though the closing hole features a dramatic downhill drive to the clubhouse. The undulating terrain with blind shots and mature oak trees creates visual interest throughout. Described as one of Scotland's hidden gems, Killin offers outstanding views from every hole. The course presents a moderate challenge for all skill levels-not severe enough to deter beginners, yet sufficiently demanding for experienced players. Buggy and cart hire are available. The clubhouse operates March to October with full catering and bar facilities.

Kingussie Golf Club Follow

Highland

Kirriemuir Golf Club Follow

Angus

A James Braid course nestled at the foot of the Angus Glens, Kirriemuir golf course is a true gem. The course offers a challenge for all levels of golfers; the lush fairways and fast undulating greens are beautifully presented in a mature parkland setting with spectacular views of the Angus Glens. The ambience of the Clubhouse is relaxed and offers delicious food, making Kirriemuir Golf Club the perfect choice for a day's golf.

Knock Golf Club Follow

County Down

Knock Golf Club is a classic parkland course located beside the Stormont Estate in East Belfast, established in 1895 and relocated to its current "Summerfield" location in 1920. The course was designed by renowned golf course architects Colt, Mackenzie and Allison, and measures 6,428 yards with a par of 70. The layout features long tree-lined fairways that demand accurate driving and approach play, with strategically positioned bunkers throughout to test club selection. The course is maintained in excellent condition with fast greens and well-manicured fairways, retaining many original design features from its early establishment. Knock offers a comprehensive test of golf suitable for all skill levels, from accomplished players to those developing their abilities. The parkland setting provides an attractive natural landscape, while the course remains challenging without being prohibitively difficult. The club welcomes visitors, groups, and societies, and offers comprehensive facilities including a professional shop with club hire options, practice areas, and clubhouse amenities with bar and restaurant services.

Knutsford Golf Club Follow

Cheshire 1 upcoming event

Knutsford Golf Club is a 9-hole private members course located in Knutsford, Cheshire, bordering the 1000-acre Tatton Park Estate. The course features 10 holes with 13 tees, providing varied playing options. As a relatively compact layout, it offers an accessible yet challenging experience for golfers of all abilities and ages. The club is situated in one of Cheshire's most prominent towns and has gained recognition as a quality facility, described as "Cheshire's Hidden Gem" by golf commentators. The course is known for its golfing heritage, friendly atmosphere, and commitment to continuous improvement of both the golf course and clubhouse facilities. The setting within the Tatton Park area provides an attractive landscape context. Knutsford Golf Club maintains the standards expected of a traditional members' club while welcoming visitors and hosting societies.

La Grande Country Club Follow

OR

La Grande Country Club is a member-owned private golf course established in 1924 and relocated to its current location in 1928. The course features a nine-hole layout with 6,500 total yards, providing a challenge for skilled golfers while remaining accessible to beginners. The design incorporates tree-lined fairways and elevated greens characteristic of traditional course architecture. Located in La Grande, Oregon, the course has maintained its reputation for nearly a century as a significant fixture in the local golfing community. The facility offers golf instruction, junior programs, and hosts multiple tournaments throughout the year, including the La Grande Amateur and various member events. The club emphasizes both competitive play and recreational enjoyment, maintaining a balance between challenge and accessibility for its membership base.

La Junquera Follow

La Junquera is a 9-hole golf course located in Pedreña, Cantabria, Spain, positioned at the foot of the stunning Bay of Santander. The course offers spectacular views of Santander city and the surrounding mountains and sea, creating a scenic backdrop for play. The layout features nine holes that present considerable challenge while remaining accessible to players of varying skill levels. The course is situated within one of the world's most beautiful bays, combining dramatic coastal and mountain landscapes that characterize the Cantabrian region. The design emphasizes the natural beauty of its seaside setting, with views integrated throughout the round. La Junquera operates as a municipal golf course and hosts regular competitive tournaments and senior competitions. The facility also maintains a golf school offering instruction and seasonal courses. The course combines technical difficulty with aesthetic appeal, making it attractive to both competitive and recreational golfers seeking an engaging round in a naturally spectacular environment.

La Reserva Golf Club Follow

Andalucía

Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort Follow

NV

Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort is an international golf destination located 25 minutes northwest of the Las Vegas Strip, featuring three championship courses designed by World Golf Hall of Fame architect Pete Dye-his only pure designs in Nevada. The resort comprises three distinct layouts: Storms (7,164 yards) features wide rye grass fairways, seven water holes, and traditional railroad-tie bunkers with challenging finishing holes; Snow Mountain (7,112 yards) showcases rolling terrain, mountain backdrops, and indigenous desert landscape; and The Wolf (7,604 yards), Nevada's longest course, offers the greatest difficulty with severe undulations, alternate landing areas, and a signature island green 15th hole. Each course provides multiple tee options to accommodate varying skill levels. The property is situated in indigenous desert landscape with panoramic mountain views and natural terrain variations. The resort hosts tournaments and events, offers dining facilities, and caters to both competitive golfers and casual players seeking a challenging desert golf experience.