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Genkai Golf Club

福岡県

Genkai Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course located in Munakata, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Situated on flat terrain, the course is characterized by pine forests and offers views of Mount Yagawa and the Genkai Sea. It is recognized as a tournament course that has hosted the 2026 Japan Senior Open Golf Championship and is scheduled to host the 2029 Japan Open Golf Championship. The layout features a mix of uphill and downhill holes, with several par-3s and par-5s providing strategic variety. The 1st hole is a 498-yard par-5 featuring a prominent pine tree on the right fairway, while the 15th hole is a 196-yard downhill par-3 that offers views of the Genkai Sea and potentially the UNESCO World Heritage site of Oki Island. The 7th hole is a 180-yard downhill par-3 known for its views of Mount Yagawa. Difficulty is managed through various tee placements, with course ratings ranging from 64.8 to 74.7 and slope ratings from 116 to 148 depending on the tees selected. Hazards include cross bunkers, water hazards on the 5th hole, and out-of-bounds areas on several holes, including the 4th, 8th, 9th, 11th, 12th, and 16th. The course also features elevated and penalized greens, such as the 12th and 13th holes, which require precise approach shots.

Genoa Lakes Golf Club

NV

Genoa Golf Club comprises two championship courses located approximately two miles apart in the Genoa, Nevada area. The Lakes Course features numerous water hazards and wildlife viewing opportunities, presenting a challenging layout with scenic aesthetics. The Ranch Course offers a desert-style design with expansive views of Carson Valley and the surrounding landscape. Both courses are situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, providing dramatic backdrops for play. The Lakes Course is characterized by its water features and natural habitat integration, while the Ranch Course emphasizes desert terrain and valley vistas. Together, the courses provide contrasting golf experiences within the same club facility. The location in Carson Valley offers players access to additional recreational activities including rafting, hiking, mountain biking, and fishing, with nearby lodging options available through affiliated resort properties.

Gentle Creek Country Club

TX

Gentle Creek Country Club is a private golf club located in Prosper, Texas, featuring a scenic D.A. Weibring signature design that meanders through 235 acres of manicured fairways and wooded countryside. The course is carved into gently rolling terrain and accommodates golfers of all skill levels, with multiple tee selections for both average players and skilled competitors. The layout incorporates intriguing elevation changes and picturesque water features, including a spectacular 22-acre lake. Large TifEagle Bermuda greens are meticulously maintained throughout the course. The design offers an immensely pleasurable playing experience while providing enough challenge for experienced golfers. The club hosts over 20 member tournaments annually, including men's and ladies competitions, clinics, and drills. The facility features a comprehensive junior golf program and recently completed a multi-million-dollar transformation of its clubhouse and amenities to serve its dynamic membership and the area's growing population.

Geochang Golf Land

거창군

Geoje View Country Club

경상남도

Geoje View Country Club features two nine-hole courses: the Sunrise Course (해돋이 코스) and the Sunset Course (해넘이 코스), each with a par of 36. The Sunrise Course measures 2,980 yards from the back tees, with holes ranging from 125 to 520 yards, including a signature par-5 ninth hole. The Sunset Course spans 2,960 yards from the back tees, featuring a challenging par-5 fourth hole at 510 yards and a short par-3 fifth hole at 115 yards. Located in Geoje, South Korea (Gyeongnam Province), the course is situated in a scenic coastal region known for natural beauty. Both courses include multiple tee options accommodating players of varying skill levels, with dedicated handicap ratings for each hole. The layout incorporates strategic hole designs with varying difficulties, as indicated by handicap ratings ranging from 1 to 9 on each course. The course provides facilities for different player categories including seniors and ladies, ensuring accessibility across all demographics.

George Golf Club

Western Cape

George Golf Club is one of South Africa's oldest and most established golf courses, located in the Garden Route region. This historic parkland course is recognized as one of the country's most played courses, hosting thousands of rounds annually and regularly ranking among South Africa's top courses. The course features rolling fairways, towering trees, and spectacular mountain vistas, set within an indigenous landscape abundant with fynbos, diverse birdlife, and native flora. The terrain includes side hill lies and offers a variety of hole designs, with notably strong par 3s and a distinctive finishing hole that provides panoramic views of surrounding mountains. As a premier yet accessible parkland layout, George Golf Club delivers a timeless golfing experience that balances tradition with contemporary maintenance standards. The course is well-maintained with excellent greens conditions and comprehensive facilities including multiple lounges, a bar, halfway house, and pro shop. The setting provides a serene, scenic environment ideal for both members and visiting golfers seeking quality golf within a well-established club atmosphere.

George Town Golf Course

Tasmania

George Town Golf Club is a nine-hole course located in George Town, Tasmania, set in an undulating hillside landscape. The course offers testing golf across its layout, with holes numbered 1-9 and corresponding back nine holes (10-18), providing variety for repeat play. The terrain features natural elevation changes that create challenging playing conditions throughout the round. The course caters to both members and visitors, with various membership options available and visitor green fees offered. The club maintains modern facilities including a clubhouse and recently introduced VendiCarts for hire to enhance the playing experience. The course operates as an active golf club hosting regular fixtures and events for its membership base in the Tasmanian region.

George W. Dunne National Golf Course

IL

George W. Dunne National is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Oak Forest, Illinois. The course presents a true test of golfing skill, offering a challenging and rewarding experience for players of all ability levels. The layout features rolling fairways framed by tall pine trees, creating a picturesque natural setting. The signature par-5 sixth hole stands out as a memorable challenge, requiring a combination of power and precision to complete successfully. The course maintains championship-level conditions and provides a full range of amenities, including a full-service pro shop and on-site restaurant. Its design accommodates both experienced golfers and beginners, making it accessible to a broad range of skill levels while still delivering the demands expected of a championship layout. The course is part of the Forest Preserve Golf system and remains open year-round, with tee times available when conditions permit.

George Wright Golf Course

MA

George Wright Golf Course is a Donald Ross-designed public course located in Hyde Park, Massachusetts, opened in 1938. The course was built with Workers Progress Administration funding following the 1929 market crash, representing a significant engineering achievement. Construction required 60,000 pounds of dynamite to excavate ledge, 72,000 cubic yards of dirt to raise ground above swamp level, and 57,000 linear feet of drainage pipe. The 18-hole course is situated on 156 acres and features a Norman-style clubhouse completed at substantial cost. The course has received notable recognition in recent decades, including Golf Digest's Best Municipal Course in Massachusetts and Golfweek's 14th Best Municipal Golf Course in the U.S. in 2009. It was also selected as a Metropolitan Golf Association Amateur Qualifying Site in 2009. Named after Hall of Fame baseball player George Wright, who championed golf development in Boston, the course reflects both historical significance and quality design. The City of Boston assumed operational control in 2004, focusing on providing quality golf at affordable rates to residents.

George Young Golf Course

MI

George Young Golf Course is an 18-hole course designed by George Young himself, located in Crystal Falls, Michigan on a 3,000+ acre property. The course opened for community use in 1984 and is situated in the scenic Upper Peninsula landscape. Built on generously donated land, the course reflects George Young's vision as an avid golfer to provide affordable recreational opportunities for the Iron County community. The facility benefits from its expansive natural setting, offering golf enthusiasts access to the beauty and outdoor character of the Iron County region. Beyond the course itself, the property encompasses diverse recreational amenities including an aquatics center, hiking and biking trails, fishing and paddling opportunities, and winter activities. The clubhouse, constructed in 1993, serves as a gathering space for golfers and visitors. The course operates with an emphasis on accessibility and affordability, honoring the legacy of George and Margaret Young's original vision to create a welcoming public recreation destination that maintains high-quality facilities and programs year-round.

Georges River Golf Course

New South Wales

Georges River Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 70 layout located on Henry Lawson Drive in Georges Hall, NSW, easily accessible from the M5 motorway. The course features open fairways and a varied selection of par 3s, 4s, and par 5s designed to challenge golfers of all abilities, particularly long hitters. The course is positioned as an accessible, affordable venue suitable for social golf and group play. Its setting includes views of the 18th green from the clubhouse terrace. Beyond the golf course itself, the facility offers a 7-day-a-week driving range for practice and skill development, a newly stocked pro shop with golf equipment and apparel, and a modern fleet of golf carts available daily. The venue accommodates both casual rounds and structured competitions, with membership available without joining fees, making it one of the area's more affordable club options. The course serves as a complete golfing destination combining play, practice, and dining facilities overlooking the course.

Georgetown Golf Club

Queensland

Georgia National Country Club

GA

Georgia National Golf Club is located in the Lake Dow Community of McDonough, Georgia, and has been providing championship-quality golf to South Atlanta since the mid-1990s. Designed by Denis Griffiths, the course features lush, receptive fairways that reward accurate tee shots while penalizing wayward ones. The layout presents a significant challenge even for regular members seeking low scores. Recently upgraded with new Mini Verde greens, the course offers an enhanced championship-level experience. The course is known as one of the premier golf destinations in the Metro Atlanta area, balancing playability with difficulty through its strategic design and conditioning. The well-maintained course provides an accessible yet challenging test of golf for players of varying skill levels.

Georgia Southern University Golf Course

GA

The Georgia Southern Golf Course is a public 18-hole championship course located on Georgia Southern University's Statesboro campus in Bulloch County. Spanning 167 acres in a residential setting, the course measures 6,900 yards and features six tees at each hole to accommodate all skill levels. Opened on October 1, 2013, the course was developed on the grounds of the former Southern Links Golf Course, which operated from 1985 to 2009. The facility has become an award-winning venue that serves both the university community and the general public. The course offers comprehensive amenities including a practice range with 30 stations and a 10,000-square-foot putting green. The clubhouse includes a pro shop and café, along with meeting facilities. PGA-certified professionals provide golf instruction through private lessons, group lessons, and practice games. The course hosts tournaments, leagues, and daily play throughout the year, with options for walking play Monday through Friday and after 12:00 p.m. on weekends. Golf cart rentals are available, and the facility maintains USGA-governed rules with local modifications.

Georgia Veterans Memorial Golf Course

GA

Georgia Veterans Memorial Golf Course, located in Cordele, Georgia, is recognized as one of middle and south Georgia's finest courses and was ranked as a four-star course by Golf Digest. Designed by Denis Griffiths, the course features challenging and inspiring play with expertly placed mounds, water hazards, and sand bunkers throughout. The layout includes large, sloping Dwarf Bermuda greens and Tif 419 fairways that meander through mounds and stands of tall loblolly pines, with picturesque views of Lake Blackshear. The course is open year-round, seven days a week, and is known for temperatures averaging up to 10 degrees cooler than Atlanta. Players of all skill levels can enjoy a layout that is challenging from the back tees and moderate from the blue tees. The course features a full-service clubhouse with food and beverage service, making it suitable for corporate tournaments, fundraising events, and group outings. It is recognized as offering exceptional value for play among regional golf courses.

Geraldine District Golf Course

Canterbury

The Geraldine District Golf Course is an 18-hole par 71 layout known as the Denfield Course, measuring 5,544 metres from the white tees. Located at Orari Back Road in South Canterbury, the course is situated on undulating river flats adjoining the Orari River, offering easy walking conditions and panoramic views of nearby mountains. Despite its relatively short length, the course presents a worthy challenge through astute tree plantings and numerous dog-leg holes that test golfers of all abilities. The course record stands at 64, set by Jason Leary in both 1989 and 2002. From the white tees, the course carries a NZCR of 69.1 with a slope rating of 113, while the yellow tees measure 5,073 metres at par 72 with a NZCR of 71.7 and slope rating of 114. Notable features include strategically placed trees, bunkers, ridges, and swales throughout the layout. Signature holes include the Orient (hole 13), which features a gentle left-hand dog-leg with an encroaching tree line, and the Riverside (hole 14), distinguished by a steep ridge that funnels wayward shots toward a bunker. The course design emphasizes strategic shot-making and course management across its varied terrain.

Geraldton Golf Club

Western Australia

Germiston Golf Course

Gauteng

Established in 1897, Germiston Golf Club is an 18-hole par 72 course featuring long par 4s, meticulously rounded greens, and challenging par 3s. The club maintains its original "Old English" charm and is nestled in the heartbeat of Germiston. Large kikuyu fairways bordered by Victoria Lake provide a forgiving landscape, with the lake coming into play on several holes. The course's most formidable feature is the artful design of small, well-protected greens that test strategic play. The course is steeped in history and tradition as one of the finest woodlands style golf courses in Gauteng. The course was ranked one of Golf Digest's top 100 courses in South Africa in 2010.

Gerrards Cross Golf Club

Buckinghamshire 3 upcoming events

Gerrards Cross Golf Club is a stunning parkland course set in extensive woodland, featuring beech and oak trees that frame most holes and create particular visual appeal during spring and autumn. The course incorporates six dog-legs throughout its layout, requiring strategic shot planning to navigate successfully. The woodland setting provides an attractive and challenging environment, with trees lining the fairways and creating natural hazards that define the playing corridors. The club operates primarily as a members' golf club with a strong focus on member experience and longer-term development. The course has earned a reputation for hosting excellent society golf days, with many groups returning year after year. Societies are welcomed on Thursdays and Fridays. The course is designed to test golfers of varying abilities, with the woodland setting and dog-leg configurations adding complexity to the overall strategic challenge of play.