Golf Courses

Anthon Golf Club ☆ Follow

IA

Anthon Golf Club is a 9-hole public course located at 2236 Highway 31 in Anthon, Iowa, in Woodbury County. The course was built in 1996 and features a par 35-36 layout spanning approximately 2,300-2,930 yards depending on the tee selection. The course is designed over two distinct plateaus, with three holes situated on one elevated plateau and the remaining six holes positioned on a lower plateau. The layout is relatively flat overall and features numerous trees and dogleg fairways particularly on the lower six holes. The course is notable for having no sand bunkers or water hazards, providing an accessible playing experience. The facility includes a driving range (both mat and grass), golf club rentals, and motorized cart service. Course difficulty is rated as medium with medium green speeds and a very fast pace of play. Anthon Golf Club hosts various tournaments including the Anthon Business Open, a 4-person best ball tournament. The course is open to the public daily and welcomes visitors throughout the year, offering a community-oriented golfing experience in northwestern Iowa.

Anthony Country Club ☆ Follow

NM

Anthony Country Club features a 9-hole course with 2,893 yards and a par of 35, offering a course rating of 33.6 and a slope rating of 114. The facility has an onsite driving range with 2 practice tees. The course opened in 1950. The course is characterized by narrow fairways lined with abundant foliage and trees, and medium-sized greens with subtle slopes that challenge golfers' putting skills. Each hole offers two sets of tee markers, allowing players to experience a varied and formidable 18-hole round. Anthony Country Club, established over 80 years ago, is nestled along the Rio Grande in Anthony, New Mexico. The course presents a challenging yet playable layout for golfers of various skill levels due to its moderate length and slope rating. A notable event in the club's history is the Anthony Invitational, held annually since 1946. This tournament represents a significant part of the regional golf tradition and demonstrates the course's long-standing importance to the local golfing community.

Antico Borgo Camuzzago Golf Club ☆ Follow

Lombardia

Antigonish Golf Club ☆ Follow

Nova Scotia

Antigonish Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in the Highland Heart of Nova Scotia. The original nine-hole course was established by club founders in the mid-1920s, opening for play in 1926. It was initially laid out in Whidden's Intervale and featured hundreds of stately elm trees that provided shade and visual character, though approximately 600 have since been removed due to Dutch Elm disease. As the sport's popularity grew, the club commissioned R.F. Moote & Associates of Brampton, Ontario to design and construct an additional nine holes. The expanded 18-hole course opened in 1990. The front and back nines feature identical layouts: two par threes, five par fours, and two par fives each. In 1999, Robert LeBlanc & Associates and the Stonehouse Golf Group developed a long-term masterplan for course upgrades and improvements, which was approved by club members as a working document. The course is described as immaculate and carved through Nova Scotia's highlands, offering a well-established layout that balances the original historic nine holes with modern additions.

Antill Park Country Golf Club ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Antill Park Country Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course nestled in Picton, NSW, situated at the gentle southern slopes of the Razorback Mountains. The course features a challenging Par 70 layout renowned for its scenic beauty and well-maintained greens. Set within a picturesque landscape of gum trees and natural bushland, the course is characterized by tree-lined fairways that demand accuracy from players. Notable design elements include several breathtaking holes bordered by serene water hazards throughout the layout, creating a challenging yet picturesque golfing experience. The tight fairways and strategic water placements reward precision play, making it suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. The course is complemented by quality clubhouse facilities, including the 19th hole venue within Antill House. The setting combines challenging golf with natural beauty and wildlife, offering an engaging experience within a countryside environment that appeals to both serious and casual golfers.

Antioch Golf Club ☆ Follow

IL

Antioch Hills Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Antler Creek Golf Course ☆ Follow

CO

Antler Creek Golf Course is a Rick Phelps-designed daily fee course that opened in 2004 in El Paso County, Colorado. Located in the Woodmen Hills and Meridian Ranch communities near Falcon, the course features six sets of tees accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The layout stretches over 8,000 yards from the back tees and is characterized by wide fairways winding through the landscape with a distinctive "prairie dunes style" aesthetic unique to the Pikes Peak region. The course blends Colorado terrain and native grasses to create a challenging yet enjoyable playing experience. Key design elements include three lakes and 73 bunkers strategically positioned throughout the layout. The combination of these hazards and the natural topography provides moderate to substantial difficulty depending on tee selection. Antler Creek was recognized by Colorado Avid Golfer as the best new course in 2004, reflecting its quality design and construction. The course hosts numerous tournaments and events while maintaining its position as an accessible daily fee facility.

Antognolla Golf ☆ Follow

Umbria

Antognolla Golf is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., located in Umbria, Italy near Perugia. The course features long, cliff-lined fairways, water hazards, and large, undulating greens that challenge golfers of all abilities while remaining satisfying to play. The layout incorporates the dramatic landscape of the region, with elevation changes and scenic vistas throughout. In 2018, the course underwent significant renovation including complete bunker restoration and installation of new irrigation and drainage systems. Antognolla has established itself as a premier Italian golf destination, hosting professional tournaments including an Italian PGA event in 2019 and the Alps Tour 2021 international tournament in April 2021. The course has received multiple accolades, including recognition as 'Italy's Best Golf Course' by the World Golf Awards in 2020, 2022, and 2024. The facility includes a driving range, golf shop, and academy in addition to the championship course.

Antonio Bautista Golf Course ☆ Follow

Mimaropa

Antrim Dells ☆ Follow

MI

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Cheshire

Antwerp Golf School ☆ Follow

Antwerpen 1 upcoming event

Antwerp Golf School is located in Aartselaar, Belgium, in the quiet Groenenhoek area, approximately 15 minutes from Antwerp city center and 30 minutes from Brussels and Ghent. The facility features a 6-hole compact course, with all holes playing as par 3s (Holes 1-6, par 3). The course has varying stroke index ratings from 1 to 6, indicating different difficulty levels among the par 3 holes. Beyond the course itself, Antwerp Golf School operates as a comprehensive golf facility offering extensive practice amenities including a putting green, chipping green, grass practice area, and driving range. The school emphasizes instruction and skill development through group lessons, individual coaching, and specialized programs for juniors and beginners. The facility is open year-round and hosts various tournaments and social events, including seasonal competitions. The setting provides a peaceful environment suitable for learning and recreational play, with accessibility to nearby Cleydael Golf Club in the region.

Anyang Benest GC ☆ Follow

경기도

Anyang Country Club ☆ Follow

경기도

Aomori CC ☆ Follow

青森県 5 upcoming events

Aomori Country Club is located in Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture, and features three distinct nine-hole courses: the Towada Course, the Mutsu Bay Course, and the Hakkoda Course. The facility is situated in a setting that offers views of the Mutsu Bay and the Hakkoda mountain range, with the natural landscape of Aomori providing the backdrop for play. The Towada Course is a par 72 layout with a total yardage of 6,490 from the back tees. It features a mix of uphill and downhill holes, including a long par-5 first hole that plays 507 yards from the back tees. The fourth hole is a 177-yard par-3 that requires a shot over water, with a narrow green protected by bunkers on the right. The eighth hole features a pond resembling Lake Towada on the left side, leading to an uphill second shot. The Mutsu Bay Course is also a par 72, measuring 6,889 yards from the back tees. It offers views of the city and the bay, starting with a 413-yard par-4. The second hole is a 595-yard par-5 dogleg left that rewards long drives. The fourth hole is a 414-yard par-4 with a small, sloping green, while the sixth hole is a 568-yard par-5 that requires distance on both the tee and second shots. The course features several par-3s, including a 213-yard third hole with a green-fronted bunker. The Hakkoda Course is a par 72 layout that measures 6,274 yards from the back tees. It includes a 536-yard par-5 first hole with an OB zone on the right. The second hole is a 369-yard par-4 with a steep downhill tee shot. The third hole is a 190-yard uphill par-3 where the green is not visible from the tee. The eighth hole is a short 155-yard par-3 featuring a two-tiered green, while the ninth hole is a 520-yard par-5 with a large water hazard guarding the front right of the green.

Aomori Spring GC ☆ Follow

西津軽郡 5 upcoming events

Aomori Spring Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located at the foot of Mount Iwaki in Ajigasawa, Aomori Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Arnold Palmer, the layout is set within a resort environment that offers views of the Sea of Japan and the Tsugaru Plain. The course is characterized by its strategic design, which aims to challenge golfers of all skill levels, from tour winners to beginners. The terrain features a mix of uphill and downhill shots, with narrow, tree-lined fairways and cool mountain streams running through the property. The design incorporates numerous water hazards, including ponds and streams, as well as strategically placed bunkers. Several holes feature two-tier greens and dogleg layouts that require precise approach shots. The course includes long par-5 holes and technical par-4s, with the back tees extending up to 536 yards on the sixth hole. Key challenges on the course include the fifth hole, a par-4 that slopes from right to left and is guarded by a water hazard on the left side of the green. The ninth hole, a long par-4, requires a careful drive to avoid a central fairway bunker before a downhill second shot to a green protected by water on the right. The third and eighth holes are par-3s that demand accuracy, with the third featuring a wide two-tier green and the eighth requiring players to avoid water on the left and bunkers on the right. The clubhouse, known as The King's Inn, offers a terrace with views of the Sea of Japan and the Tsugaru Plain, providing a setting for dining after the round. The course utilizes a golf cart navigation system called "igolfshaper" to assist players with distance measurement and scorekeeping. The layout is designed to be playable for amateurs while still offering sufficient length and hazard placement to test professional golfers.

Aono Golf Course ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Aono Natural Park Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

下新川郡

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宮崎県

Aoyama Golf Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Aoyama Kogen CC ☆ Follow

三重県 2 upcoming events

Aoyama Kogen Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course located in Tsu, Mie Prefecture, situated on the flat terrain of the Aoyama Plateau. The layout takes advantage of the area's natural forest environment, with a total yardage of 6,850 yards from the back tees. The course is designed to be accessible, with fairway gradients kept within 6% to allow for comfortable walking, yet it offers strategic complexity for advanced players through multiple routing options on various holes. The setting is defined by the expansive views of the Aoyama Plateau, where more than twenty wind turbines are visible in the distance. The course features distinct seasonal beauty, with fresh green foliage in the spring and vibrant autumn colors. A notable architectural feature is the ornate Kamekyo Bridge, which connects the clubhouse to the first tee; this structure has been recognized for its technical design in bridge construction. The front nine totals 3,399 yards, featuring a mix of par-4s, par-5s, and par-3s. The back nine covers 3,451 yards, including the course's longest par-5, the 11th, which measures 596 yards from the back tees. The 17th hole is a demanding 466-yard par-4, while the 3rd and 15th holes serve as the primary par-3 challenges at 175 and 157 yards respectively. The course rating is 72.5 from the back tees, with a Slope Rating of 131. Local rules dictate specific procedures for out-of-bounds areas, marked by white stakes, and water hazards, marked by yellow or red stakes. Players are required to play a fourth shot from a designated tee if their first shot on holes 3, 6, 7, 9, 12, or 14 goes out of bounds. The course also enforces a pace of play rule, warning groups that take more than 2 hours and 15 minutes to complete a half, with a two-stroke penalty for a second offense. All holes offer forward tees, though their use is restricted on specific holes by local rule.

Aoyamadai GC ☆ Follow

兵庫県 1 upcoming event

Aoyamadai Golf Club is located in Tamba-Sasayama, Hyogo Prefecture, set within a landscape that offers views of the expansive Taki mountain range. The 18-hole course spans 802,000 square meters and was designed by Teruo Ohkawa, with construction handled by Tsubeyama Construction Industry and Nakatani Kobo. The club opened on April 29, 1974, and is managed by Nishinihon Kanko Co. The layout is divided into two distinct halves. The front nine, or back nine depending on direction, is characterized by its relatively flat terrain, taking advantage of the gentle topography. The opposing nine provides a more strategic challenge, described as thrilling and strategy-rich. The course plays to a par of 72, with yardages of 6,580 yards from the back tees, 6,281 from the middle tees, and 6,053 from the front tees, carrying a course rating of 72.2. The signature holes include the par-5 14th, the longest on the course at 573 yards from the back tees, and the par-4 1st, which measures 400 yards from the back. The short par-3s offer contrasting challenges: the 5th hole stretches 166 yards from the back tees, while the 13th is a manageable 177 yards. The back nine features another demanding par-5 in the 18th hole at 442 yards, and the 11th hole presents a 410-yard test. The course is equipped with a 250-yard driving range featuring 40 hitting bays. The club does not have on-site lodging but partners with nearby accommodations such as Unitopia Sasayama and Ojiyama Park Sasayama-so. Membership is available through regular and weekday rates, with the club affiliated with the JGA, KGU, and NGK.

Aoyuan Sports Club ☆ Follow

北京市