Golf Courses

Geraldine District Golf Course ☆ Follow

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 ☆ Follow

Western Australia 1 upcoming event

Germiston Golf Course ☆ Follow

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 ☆ Follow

Buckinghamshire 2 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.

Gettysburg Golf Course ☆ Follow

SD

Gettysvue Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

TN

The Club at Gettysvue is located in Knoxville, Tennessee, and features an 18-hole, par 72, 6,540-yard championship golf course designed by Bland Pittman. The course was built in 1995. The championship layout was designed to blend seamlessly with its beautiful natural surroundings in the rolling foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. The course features lush stands of mature trees framing undulating Zoysia fairways and manicured greens, with numerous elevation changes, rock outcroppings, and a variety of streams and lakes creating both strategic diversity and a picturesque backdrop. The course has a rating of 72.6 with a slope of 133, indicating challenging conditions. The club offers a two-tiered driving range with six target greens, a full short game area, and a Trackman Golf Simulator facility. The club offers a variety of ways to get involved in the game through ladies' and men's golf leagues, featuring weekly tee times, annual tournaments, and social events. The Club at Gettysvue is owned and operated by Heritage Golf Group, one of the nation's premier owners and operators of private country clubs.

Geumdang Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Geumgang CC ☆ Follow

경기도

Geumgang CC is a 27-hole golf course located in Yeoju, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The course features three distinct nines: the West, South, and East courses, each with a par-36 layout totaling 9 holes. The West Course offers a comfortable, spacious design with expansive fairways and multiple ponds, providing scenic rounds. The South Course emphasizes healing and relaxation, incorporating diverse vegetation that produces phytoncides. The East Course presents the most strategic challenge, characterized by undulating terrain and varied water hazards that demand tactical play. Each nine accommodates multiple tee positions, ranging from Red (shortest) to Blue (championship) tees, with yardages varying accordingly. The courses feature standard par distributions including par-5s, par-4s, and par-3s, with handicap ratings identifying the relative difficulty of individual holes. The facility includes a clubhouse, a start house (pavilion), pro shop, locker rooms, and dining options. The course design emphasizes both playability and aesthetic appeal, with water features and natural landscape elements defining the overall character of each nine.

Geumgang Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

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Geumgwa Golf Course ☆ Follow

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Geumodo Course ☆ Follow

전라남도

Gezira Club Golf Course;Gezira Golf Course ☆ Follow

القاهرة

Ghala Valley Golf Club ☆ Follow

محافظة مسقط

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Ghyll Golf Club ☆ Follow

Lancashire

Ghyll Golf Club is a members' club founded in 1907, located on the outskirts of Barnoldswick in Yorkshire. The course features 11 holes with nine in play at any one time, providing varying challenges to amateur golfers. Players can experience two different course combinations-the Tudor Course and the York Course-by playing from different tees. Two holes were constructed over the border in Lancashire during the 1990s. The course design incorporates natural and strategic features including a stream, trees, a small pond, and strategically placed bunkers that provide interesting challenges on almost every hole. These elements offer multiple playing options and ensure a varied test of golfing ability. The club welcomes both members and visitors, maintaining a friendly atmosphere while hosting men's, ladies, and junior sections. Regular social events are held for members and non-members alike. The clubhouse includes a function room available for hire, and catering is provided by The Ravine.

Giant Oak Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Giant Oak Golf Club, established in 1969, was designed by respected golf course architect Arthur Hills. Located in Bedford Township between Monroe, Michigan and Toledo, Ohio, the course features a challenging 6,415-yard championship layout set in a peaceful, mature environment. The course is characterized by tree-lined fairways and bent grass greens. Water hazards come into play on six holes, while protected wetlands add to the scenic setting. The club's name derives from a 300-year-old oak tree that once stood on the property until its removal in July 2022 due to storm damage. The design balances difficulty with playability, offering golfers a fun and challenging round in a natural setting. The established course has become a popular destination for golfers in southeast Michigan and northwest Ohio, hosting leagues, outings, and tournament play throughout the year.

Gibbon Valley View Golf Club ☆ Follow

NE

Gibraltar Hotel Bowral Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Gibson Bay Golf Course ☆ Follow

KY 1 upcoming event

Designed by Michael Hurdzan in 1993, Gibson Bay Golf Course is a 7,100-yard, par 72 layout located along Richmond's 450-acre Lake Reba recreational complex in Kentucky. The course was recognized as an honorable mention by Golf Digest for best new public golf course in the United States upon its opening. Gibson Bay features up to five tee boxes per hole, accommodating players of all skill levels. All tees, greens, and fairways are maintained with bent grass to ensure quality playing conditions. The course presents an open design where wind becomes a significant factor in shot-making strategy. While trouble off the tee is minimal, errant drives result in side-hill lies and challenging approach shots. Many greens are set into hillsides and protected by strategically positioned bunkers and mounding. The course also offers a short course option and maintains bent grass throughout for consistent playing conditions, making it suitable for both casual rounds and competitive play.

Gibson Island Clubhouse ☆ Follow

MD

Gibson Island Clubhouse is a nine-hole golf course designed by the renowned architectural team of C.B. Macdonald and Seth Raynor. Located on a private, two-by-three-mile island on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay at the mouth of the Magothy River in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, the course benefits from a picturesque setting featuring rolling hills, natural woods, and water views. The course is situated within Gibson Island Club, a year-round private community offering multiple sporting amenities. The island's diverse topography, including low-lying tidal wetlands, a 44-acre spring-fed lake, and elevated terrain, provides varied playing conditions. The course integrates naturally into the landscape, complementing the club's recreational facilities which also include dining, yacht squadron activities, and racquets sports. Positioned less than an hour from Baltimore, Washington, and Annapolis, yet maintaining a secluded atmosphere, Gibson Island Clubhouse serves as a centerpiece of the island's sporting heritage. The Macdonald-Raynor design represents a significant piece of early American golf architecture, reflecting their influential contributions to course design during the golden age of golf.

Gibson Woods Golf Course ☆ Follow

IL

Gifford Golf Club ☆ Follow

East Lothian 1 upcoming event

Gifu International Country Club ☆ Follow

岐阜県 1 upcoming event

Located in the hilly terrain of Yamagata City, Gifu, Gifu International Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 course spanning 145 hectares. The layout, which opened in September 1988, was supervised by Yoko Moriguchi. The course is divided into two distinct halves: an outward nine that demands precise shot-making on a shorter, more strategic layout, and an inward nine characterized by wider fairways and longer distances that favor powerful hitters. The front nine covers approximately 3,070 yards from the regular tees, featuring a mix of par fours and a par three that plays across a three-tiered green. The back nine extends to roughly 3,251 yards, offering longer par fives and par fours that test distance. The course utilizes bent grass greens and is designed to be played with motorized carts, allowing for comfortable play throughout the seasons. Wind plays a significant role in scoring at this location, requiring accurate club selection on both nines. The course is known for its integration with the natural landscape of the region, which is famous for producing "Rihei-guri" chestnuts. While the outward nine requires tactical precision to avoid hazards, the inward nine provides a more open challenge for long hitters who can maintain directionality. The club hosts a variety of internal competitions throughout the year, including monthly cups, senior and ladies' championships, and the President's Cup. These events cater to different skill levels and age groups, maintaining an active competitive calendar for its members. The facility remains a private, members-only club, offering a golfing experience that balances the demands of a hilly terrain with the accessibility of cart play.