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茨城県 12 upcoming events

Located in the city of Tsukuba in Ibaraki Prefecture, Friendship Country Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Muneyuki Murayama. The club opened in November 1964 and is situated near the Kinugawa River, part of the Tone River system. The layout is characterized as a flat, forest-style course that utilizes the surrounding greenery and water features. The facility caters to a wide range of players, offering multiple tee grounds for general, senior, and ladies' golfers, with yardages ranging from 4,020 yards to 6,803 yards depending on the tee box and course conditions. The front nine presents a mix of par fours and fives, including a demanding 550-yard par five at the third hole and a 532-yard par five at the seventh. The sixth hole serves as the primary par three on the outward loop, stretching 200 yards from the black tees. The back nine continues this variety, featuring another long par five at the 13th hole, which measures 556 yards from the back markers. The closing holes include a 333-yard par four at the 17th and a 420-yard par four at the 18th, providing a strategic finish to the round. Course ratings reflect the layout's challenge, with a JGA course rating of 72.4 and a slope rating of 132 from the black tees. The facility includes a driving range with nine bays, as well as approach and bunker practice areas. Green complexes are available in both bentgrass and koiri grass varieties, allowing for different playing conditions throughout the year. The course is maintained to accommodate handicap-based play, with specific tee placements designed to ensure accessibility for players of varying skill levels.

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Niedersachsen

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Uppsala län

Frilford Heath Golf Course Follow

Oxfordshire 13 upcoming events

Frilford Heath Golf Club is a 54-hole championship golf estate located in Oxfordshire near Abingdon. The facility comprises three distinct courses: the Red, Blue, and Green courses, each offering unique challenges suited to golfers of varying abilities. The courses are described as championship-standard layouts that test players through different configurations and difficulty levels. The club operates on a traditional roll-up basis for visitor bookings and maintains its courses to a high standard, with particular attention to presentation and playability conditions. Notable competitions hosted at the facility include the Black Tee Challenge and annual events such as the Richard Eyles Gold Medal and Ladies Scratch Salver, indicating the courses' championship credentials. Frilford Heath serves as a comprehensive golf destination, featuring a state-of-the-art golf shop, two indoor performance centres, and extensive practice facilities. The club maintains an active membership base and welcomes applications, alongside hosting corporate days, societies, and open competitions. The venue also accommodates meetings and events beyond golf, making it a multi-purpose facility in the local region.

Frinton Golf Club Follow

Essex

Frinton Links Golf Club is a historic seaside links course established in 1895, located on the Essex coast at Frinton-on-Sea. The club features two courses: The Havers Course, an 18-hole links layout, and The Kirby Course, a 9-hole course. Both offer authentic links-style golf with challenging conditions characteristic of coastal terrain. The club is renowned for its one of England's oldest purpose-built clubhouses, which provides panoramic views of the final hole from its sun-drenched terrace. The courses are well-maintained and feature tight, defined fairways with a genuine links feel, presenting a moderately challenging test of golf. The setting combines coastal beauty with traditional golfing heritage, attracting both members and visiting golfers seeking an authentic links experience. The club maintains reciprocal membership arrangements through the 1895 Club, providing access to over 50 prestigious courses worldwide. Frinton Links is signatory to the R&A Women in Golf Charter, demonstrating commitment to inclusivity. The venue combines competitive golf with strong community spirit and hospitality, offering visitors and members an experience rooted in golfing tradition.

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TX

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Niedersachsen

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Bay of Plenty

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TX

Frisco Lakes Golf Course Follow

TX

Frisco Lakes Golf Club features a 7099-yard, Par 72 championship course located 30 minutes north of downtown Dallas. Designed by Gary Stephenson Golf Design, the course features 18 holes of diverse play, with generous tree-lined fairways, challenging Mini-Verde Bermuda grass greens, and striking views. The front nine travels through the current community, while the back nine weaves its way through the open countryside. With 5 sets of tees and a wide variety of terrain, the course promises an enjoyable experience to players of all skill levels. Player-friendly features of the design include generous fairways with wide landing areas, contouring that helps contain balls when they head toward the rough, bunkers that aren't overly deep, and greens that hold shots well and are somewhat subtly undulating. The course is known for its water hazards, particularly on the front nine. The 7th is a short but challenging 341-yard Par 4 where players tee off from across the water and onto a peninsula-style green. The 8th is a 135-yard Par 3, the shortest on the course, that tests players with a small island green. The 14th, a 251-yard Par 3, boasts a breathtaking view of Lake Lewisville. Since its opening in 2009, Frisco Lakes Golf Club has earned a reputation for fine course conditioning. The course also boasts an attractive look with stonework borders around the greens and fairways that border water. The facility is situated within the Del Webb Frisco Lakes Community and serves as a public golf course in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Friston Valley CC Follow

경기도

Pristine Valley Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The course stretches 6,300 meters with a par of 72, divided into two distinct layouts: the Pristine Course and the Valley Course. The Pristine Course features strategic two-tiered fairways, most notably at hole 8, which presents varied approach angles. Hole 9 showcases an island green surrounded by water and dense forest, demanding precision play. Built along the natural woodland slopes of Gogdal Mountain, this nine-hole layout emphasizes natural integration. The Valley Course, set against Tongbang Mountain and along the scenic Byeokgye Valley, presents a more challenging design with carry-over shots of 150-200 meters required on holes 2-5. Hole 5 features a dramatic dogleg left along natural rock faces and valley terrain. Hole 7 is defined by eight distinctive bunkers with dynamic shaping between bunker and green. The course is renowned for its pristine natural setting, preserving the region's well-maintained valley landscape. Every hole offers distinct character, utilizing all 14 golf clubs, with no blind holes. The layout emphasizes variety and strategic interest throughout.

Fróðárvöllur Follow

Snæfellsbær

Fróðárvöllur is a nine-hole golf course located just east of Ólafsvík in the Snæfellsbær municipality of Iceland. The layout is situated on flat terrain near the mouth of the Fróðá river, which flows into the Breiðafjörður bay. The course is characterized as relatively short and easy for walking, making it accessible for casual play. A clubhouse is present on-site to support players, and tee times are generally available during the open season. The facility operates primarily during the summer months, offering a convenient option for golfers in the region during that period. Contact for the course is managed through the local golf association, with inquiries directed to the provided email and phone number.

Frog Rock Golf & Country Club Follow

NJ

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Ontario

Front Royal Golf Club Follow

VA

Front Royal Golf Club, established in 1938, is the second-oldest golf course in Virginia and holds the unique distinction of being Virginia's only course with four holes directly on the Shenandoah River. Located in Front Royal, Virginia, at 902 Country Club Road, the course is situated along the scenic Shenandoah River, offering picturesque water views and riverside terrain. The historic 18-hole course combines classic design elements with natural river challenges. The layout features a challenging yet fair design that maintains the character of vintage golf architecture while providing modern playability for golfers of all skill levels. The river comes into play on four holes, creating signature water hazards and scenic vistas. The course is known for excellent value and well-maintained conditions relative to the greens fees charged. The 9th green overlooks a beautiful patio area within the clubhouse, which serves as a focal point of the facility. Beyond golf, the club functions as a recreational center and offers event space for tournaments, outings, and special occasions. The facility provides golf lessons for various skill levels and operates a membership program for regular players seeking recurring privileges and community engagement.

Frontier Golf Club Follow

Saskatchewan

Frontier Golf Club is a 9-hole sand greens course located 1 km north of Frontier, Saskatchewan. The course is maintained in very good condition and operates year-round, weather permitting. It caters to golfers of all skill levels, with particular appeal to beginners due to its spacious layout and affordable fees. The facility offers Wednesday night golf programming and features a clubhouse that opens during tournaments. The sand greens construction is characteristic of rural prairie golf courses, providing a traditional playing experience suited to the local landscape and climate conditions.

Frösåker golfklubb Follow

Västmanlands län

Frösåker Golf & Country Club is located by Mälaren lake in Sweden and operates as a comprehensive golf facility combining an 18-hole golf course with hotel and spa amenities. The club is ranked among Sweden's highest-rated golf facilities, receiving recognition as one of the country's top-ranked installations according to the 2022 Players 1st guest survey. The course hosts significant competitive events, including hosting the Swedish National Championships (Golfens SM-vecka) in 2026. The facility offers a scenic lakeside setting characteristic of the Mälaren region, providing an appealing landscape for golf play. Beyond the golf course itself, Frösåker functions as a full resort destination with on-site hospitality services, making it suitable for both day visitors and extended stays. The club welcomes both members and guests, offering various golf packages and accommodation options throughout the year.

Frosty Valley Country Club Follow

PA

The 18-hole Frosty Valley course features 6,716 yards of golf for a par of 72. The course was designed in 1961 by William and David Gordon, one of the most famous father-son golf course architectural teams. Located in Danville, Pennsylvania, the routing includes doglegs and a 180-foot course elevation change that increases the effective playing length by 150+ yards. The Gordon's golf courses were designed in the style championed by Robert Trent Jones, calling for precision tee shots and approaches, with bunkers usually flanking the line of play. The design includes more doglegs than expected (7) and greens contoured similar to a potato chip. Frosty Valley has 6 sets of tees, push-up style greens that cause unfamiliar players to typically come up short on approaches, yielding challenging recovery shots. Frosty Valley has played host to some of central Pennsylvania's most time-honored golf tournaments. The facility is home to an 18-hole golf course, a rustic barn for weddings and events, and the Iron Fork restaurant.

Frosty Valley Golf Links Follow

PA

Frosty Valley Golf Links is located in Upper St. Clair Township in the South Hills of Pittsburgh and offers nine challenging holes along with a grass driving range and clubhouse. The course was designed in 1961 by William and David Gordon, notable golf architects who worked extensively in the Mid-Atlantic region. The design features more doglegs than expected (7) and greens contoured similar to a potato chip. The course has a par of 36, plays to 3,121 yards from the back tees and 2,371 yards from the forward tees. Gordon's design precludes players from blasting driver on every par 4, instead challenging the golfer to execute a shot to a specific distance with failure to execute correctly requiring an excellent subsequent shot to have a chance at par. Due to the doglegs and 180 foot course elevation change, the routing of holes increases the effective playing length by 150+ yards. Frosty Valley features push-up style greens that yield challenging recovery shots and test short game skills. Founded by the Ruffing Family in 1988, Frosty Valley has become a community gem in Upper St. Clair, and the course was previously Hidden Valley Country Club. While the course is open to the public and hosts various leagues and events, there is no documented significant tournament history at the facility.

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MI

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ME

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OK

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Niedersachsen

Fuchu Country Club Follow

Fuchu Country Club is a championship 18-hole course located in Nakazawa, Tama, Tokyo, situated within the central area of the Tama New Town. The course was originally designed by Seizo Toyosawa and opened in November 1959. Spanning 622,208 square meters, the layout features Korean grass fairways and tees, with Shark bentgrass greens. The course offers five sets of tees, ranging from the Green tees at 4,948 yards to the Black tees at 6,828 yards, with a course rating of 72.8 from the back markers. The design is characterized by strategic elements that challenge golfers across the field. The course includes two par-3s, the 7th and 17th, and two par-5s, the 9th and 15th. The 15th hole serves as the longest stretch on the course, measuring 550 yards from the Black tees, while the 2nd hole provides a shorter 147-yard challenge. The 9th and 18th holes are noted as recommended for driving distance, whereas the 2nd and 11th holes are suggested for proximity play. The course has undergone significant renovations over the decades, including a major overhaul of the greens and surrounding areas in 2014, and further modifications to the front nine in 2024. Fuchu Country Club has a notable history in professional tournament play. It hosted the Kanto Professional Golf Championship in 1969, won by Haruo Yasuda, and the first JAL Open in 1971, which was claimed by D. Graham. The club also held the first Tokyo Charity Classic in 1973, won by Fumio Tanaka. The course record of 67 was set by Koichiro Nishikawa in August 2022. The facility continues to maintain its status as a traditional members' club while accommodating various handicap levels through its multiple tee configurations.