Golf Courses

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New South Wales

Gannon Municipal Golf Course ☆ Follow

MA

Gannon Municipal Golf Course is an 18-hole championship layout located on the outskirts of the Lynn Woods Reservation in Lynn, Massachusetts. Designed by Wayne Stiles, a contemporary of the renowned Donald Ross, the course was established in 1931 and has maintained high standards for over 80 years. The municipal course, owned by the city of Lynn and operated by Golf Facilities Management Inc., offers a challenging yet fair design suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. The course features a classic Tudor-style clubhouse that serves the public and accommodates events including weddings and tournaments. Gannon provides multiple play options including seasonal memberships, daily fee access, outings, and league play. The property's setting within the natural landscape of the Lynn Woods area contributes to its character. The course infrastructure includes both golf cart and push cart rental options, with a pro shop operated by PGA Professional David Sibley and grounds maintained by Superintendent Patrick Manning. Online tee-time reservations are available for both members and non-members, with advance booking options varying by day of the week.

Gansbaai Golf Course ☆ Follow

Western Cape

Gansbaai Golf Club, located in Kleinbaai near Gansbaai, holds the distinction of being the southernmost golf course in South Africa. The course features a 9-hole layout with 18 tees, offering players the option to play either nine or eighteen holes. Designed with a links-style layout, the course winds through indigenous fynbos vegetation with stunning ocean views visible from most fairways. The course is renowned for its challenging conditions, primarily due to the cool sea breeze that can rapidly intensify into strong winds. This environmental factor has earned the course a reputation for humbling even experienced golfers, with many skilled players returning with surprisingly high scores. The course was officially opened on 21 December 1991 and has since become a thriving facility, hosting an average of 13,000 rounds annually. The club features amenities including a clubhouse bar, squash court, and a function hall accommodating 150 people. The grounds are home to resident wildlife including Cape Grysbokkies, Anguilla tortoises, and Kiewiet birds. The course attracts international membership from numerous countries, reflecting its appeal to golfers worldwide seeking to test their skills against its distinctive challenges.

Ganstead Park Golf & Events ☆ Follow

East Riding of Yorkshire 2 upcoming events

Ganstead Park is an established 18-hole parkland golf course located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, situated a few miles east of Hull and close to Beverley. Opening in 1976, the course has matured into one of the most appealing and challenging venues in the region. The course features easy walking terrain across its parkland setting and is described as popular among golfers. The layout has continued to develop and improve over its 40+ years of operation, gaining recognition for significant improvements to its facilities and overall quality. The course benefits from its proximity to local amenities, including those developed during Hull's City of Culture year, and offers accessibility to both historic towns and coastal attractions. Ganstead Park is now member-owned, having transitioned from proprietary club status, and serves both visiting golfers and members through various competition formats and golf packages.

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Ganton Golf Club ☆ Follow

North Yorkshire 6 upcoming events

Ganton Golf Club is one of the finest inland links courses in the British Isles, located near Scarborough in North Yorkshire, England. The championship course is renowned for its extraordinary bunkering, featuring over 100 strategically placed bunkers of varying sizes—some notably large in breadth and depth, others small and deceptive—making it a formidable challenge for golfers of all abilities. The course has hosted several prestigious international competitions, including the 1949 Ryder Cup, the 2000 Curtis Cup, and the 2003 Walker Cup, establishing its reputation as a significant venue in golf history. The club welcomes visitors who possess a handicap, offering them the opportunity to experience this historically important layout. Ganton's links-style design and challenging bunkering create a demanding test of golf, with bunker avoidance being a critical skill required to score well. The course combines traditional links characteristics with inland terrain, providing a distinctive golfing experience. Its architectural features and tournament hosting history have earned it recognition as a golf shrine with international standing.

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Gardagolf Country Club ☆ Follow

Lombardia

Gardagolf Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course founded in 1986 on the shores of Lake Garda in Italy. The course comprises 27 holes divided into three distinct layouts: the White Course, Red Course, and Yellow Course, each offering 9 holes. Set within the historic grounds of Villa Omodeo's century-old park, the course features wide fairways and meticulously maintained greens that wind through hills and alongside lakes. The setting combines the serene natural landscape with spectacular panoramic views of Lake Garda, surrounding villages, and rolling hills. Majestic trees frame each hole, creating memorable playing experiences. The Yellow Course is notable for its "Amen Corner," a signature feature that enhances the playing experience. Recent course improvements include bunker reconstruction and redesigning, with green modifications to select holes. The venue has hosted three editions of the Italian Open Championship (1997, 2003, and 2018), establishing itself as one of Italy's most prestigious golf clubs. The facility includes a welcoming clubhouse with an acclaimed restaurant serving traditional Italian cuisine, complementing the golfing experience.

Garden City Country Club ☆ Follow

NY

Garden City Country Club features an 18-hole championship golf course designed by renowned architect Walter J. Travis in 1916. The course plays to 6,540 yards from the back tees with a par of 70. Set on 120 acres in the Hempstead Plains of central Nassau County, New York, the layout is characterized by narrow fairways, small subtly undulating greens, and challenging rough that reflect a links-style design. Travis's notable contributions to the course included adding approximately 50 bunkers and completely redesigning all 18 greens, emphasizing what he called "thinking golf" through strategic hazard placement. The course is recognized for its difficulty and requires thoughtful course management, with distinctive deep pot bunkers positioned throughout to challenge players both strategically and psychologically. While the golf course itself has a rich history spanning over a century of play, the broader Garden City Country Club has hosted various competitive events and remains a private members' club. The course exemplifies golden age American golf architecture and is considered a masterpiece of course design from the early 20th century.

Garden City Golf Club ☆ Follow

NY

Garden City Golf Club is a private golf course in the Incorporated Village of Garden City on Long Island, New York, opened in 1899 as an 18-hole layout. The course features 6,882 yards from the longest tees for a par of 73. Originally designed by Devereux Emmet as a nine-hole layout that was expanded to eighteen holes with a total length of over 6,000 yards, making it the longest course in the United States at the time. A few years later, Walter Travis redesigned the layout, adding numerous bunkers and modifying the greens. The Hempstead Plain location is approximately ten miles from the Atlantic Ocean, featuring sandy loam soil and deep bunkers that give the course links-like characteristics despite not being a true links. The course is characterized by many deep pot bunkers that create strategic challenges. The finishing hole is a rare par-3 closing hole among top-ranked courses. The 18th hole, a 190-yard par 3, plays over a pond to a green with a strong back-to-front tilt. The course hosted the U.S. Open in 1902, won by Laurie Auchterlonie. Garden City Golf Club hosted the U.S. Amateur in 1900, 1908, 1913, and 1936, and hosted the Walker Cup in 1924. In 2013, the course was ranked 26th in Golf Magazine's Top 100 Courses in the U.S. and 47th in the Top 100 Courses in the World.

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Garden City Golf Club is an 18-hole resort championship golf course located 15 kilometers northeast of downtown Phnom Penh, Cambodia, between National Roads 5 and 6. Opened in April 2013, the course operates as a semi-private facility welcoming both members and visitors. The course features large undulating greens, water hazards, and strategic design maintained in pristine condition. The layout presents moderate to challenging difficulty through its incorporation of water obstacles and strategic bunkering across the routing. The facility includes an international-standard driving range redesigned by IMG, featuring 36 bays along with putting and chipping greens. The complex offers comprehensive instruction through personal and group tuition programs for golfers of all skill levels and ages, covering fundamentals, technique, rules of the game, and on-course strategy. The clubhouse provides full amenities including a pro shop, restaurant, locker room, and spa facilities. The setting combines the accessibility of proximity to Cambodia's capital city with a championship-caliber course experience in the regional landscape.

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Ontario

Garden Gate Golf Course ☆ Follow

ND

The Garden Gate Golf Course is a 9-hole course in Dunseith, North Dakota featuring 2,432 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. The course is located about 2 miles north of Dunseith on Highway 281. The course opened in 1970. It is a challenging course with creeks, streams, and many trees. The course rating is 62.7 and it has a slope rating of 101. The course offers a scenic layout accessible to golfers of all skill levels. It features a driving range and putting greens to sharpen players' games. The course hosts seasonal competitions and community golf events. The facility caters to both individual players and organized outings, with membership options available for individuals and families.

Garden Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

Garden Golf Course is an 18-hole, Par 72 public course located in Garden, Michigan on the Upper Peninsula's Garden Peninsula, near the shores of Lake Michigan. Measuring 5,880 yards, the course is set within scenic farmland with water features and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The terrain features rolling topography characteristic of the region, offering a moderately challenging layout typical of courses in this area. The course welcomes both walking and cart play, with golf carts available for rent. An on-site clubhouse with a bar facility provides dining and social amenities. The setting near Lake Michigan and proximity to notable attractions such as Fayette State Park, Big Springs, and Pictured Rocks makes it part of a regional golf itinerary. Garden Golf Course operates as a public facility and offers discount lodging and golf packages in partnership with nearby accommodations, positioning itself as an accessible option for both local play and destination golf in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

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Province Sud

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Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Garden Golf de Mionnay ☆ Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Garden Golf de Mionnay is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 71 and length of 5,902 meters, situated on 54 hectares in the Ain department, approximately 20 kilometers from Lyon in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Designed by architect Jacques Vouilloux and inaugurated in 1987, the course is characterized by its sporting yet varied layout that accommodates golfers of all skill levels. The landscape features numerous water hazards and ponds that showcase the region's typical fauna and flora, with exceptional birdwatching opportunities. Several fairways wind through pristine forest, providing a serene and peaceful setting for play. The course is complemented by the Golflower, a revolutionary 12-hectare practice facility designed like a flower and inaugurated in 2010 by architect Jocelyn Crouzet. This unique training ground features synthetic surfaces, LED lighting, integrated heating systems, and specialized equipment including Trackman technology for high-level instruction. The facility also includes an 18-hole par-54 pitch and putt course measuring 1,165 meters.

Garden Golf Evreux ☆ Follow

Normandie 8 upcoming events

Golf Municipal d'Évreux is an 18-hole course stretching 6,291 meters, located 3 kilometers from Evreux's city center, positioned between Paris and Deauville. The course offers versatility through two distinct 9-hole configurations: one starting from hole 1 featuring links-style terrain that is flat and lengthy, and another from hole 10 presenting a more technical layout with woodland, rolling topography, and water hazards. The course demands strategic thinking, requiring players to balance tactical awareness with technical precision and power. Notable signature holes include the par-3 13th, which plays over a former railway line, and the 18th, a left dogleg bordered by water with views overlooking the clubhouse and restaurant. The facility provides comprehensive practice amenities for golfers of all levels, including a compact 9-hole practice course, a 30-station driving range with 10 covered bays, a putting green, and a short-game area. The course operates with environmental respect as a guiding principle, supporting player development from beginners through advanced golfers seeking score improvement.

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Liguria

Garden Golf Nancy-Pulnoy ☆ Follow

Grand Est

Garden Golf Nancy-Pulnoy, located in Pulnoy, Meurthe et Moselle in the Lorraine region, extends approximately 6 kilometers and sits just 15 minutes from Nancy's Place Stanislas. Inaugurated in 1993, the course was designed by Martin Hawtree and Thierry Flipo. The main 18-hole layout plays to Par 73 at 5,877 meters, accommodating all skill levels with gently rolling terrain interspersed with water hazards and a mix of open and forested holes. The course features medium-sized greens with pronounced slopes, well-protected by strategically positioned bunkers. Notable characteristics include several short Par 4s (holes 6, 15, 17), two water-protected Par 3s (holes 13, 16), and five accessible Par 5s for longer hitters. A 9-hole compact course measuring 560 meters is also available. The facility includes comprehensive practice facilities with 56 tee positions (36 covered), a putting green, and approach green with training bunker. Additional amenities comprise a restaurant with panoramic terrace views, a 120-square-meter pro shop offering custom club fitting, and a Trackman indoor simulator. The course actively promotes junior golf through an academy serving ages 4-18 and organizes regular competitions and speedgolf events.

Garden Golf Senart ☆ Follow

Île-de-France 7 upcoming events

Garden Golf Senart is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 71, stretching 5,676 meters across 75 hectares in the Île-de-France region, located between Seine-et-Marne and Essonne departments, approximately 30 minutes from Paris's Porte d'Orléans. Designed by renowned American golf architect Robin Nelson in 1993, the course exemplifies American golf design principles with each hole offering distinct perspectives and isolated challenges. The layout serpentines through water features, open plains, and forested areas, creating varied terrain and visual interest throughout the round. The course is designed to accommodate players of all skill levels and ages. Key features include multiple water hazards, natural landscape integration, and bunker complexes. The practice facilities consist of 17 covered driving range positions and 14 outdoor tee positions, complemented by two putting greens with practice bunkers. Notable amenities include Les Terrasses du Golf restaurant, seminar rooms for events, and a pro shop. The course hosts regular competitions and junior golf instruction through the UGOLF Academy, emphasizing accessibility and skill development for golfers ranging from beginners to experienced players seeking challenges.

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Lazio

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Minas Gerais

Garden Park ☆ Follow

MN 2 upcoming events

The Garden Course at Grand View Lodge is a 9-hole, par 35 course originally created in the 1930s, located in Nisswa, Minnesota. The course is situated on the main grounds of the historic Grand View Lodge resort, within easy walking distance of the Historic Main Lodge, Italian Gardens Restaurant, beach, and Glacial Waters Spa. The Garden features oversized 6-inch cups and kid's tee boxes, making it specifically designed as a family-friendly course that emphasizes leisurely play rather than championship challenge. Due to its accessible layout and resort location, the course serves as a relaxing complement to Grand View Lodge's other championship courses, The Pines and The Preserve. The Garden is considered the "feel good" course at Grand View, designed for bringing families together or enjoying time with friends. It remains a popular attraction at the resort for guests seeking a quick, entertaining round of golf in a scenic Minnesota setting.