Golf Courses

Gold Kisarazu Country Club Follow

千葉県

Gold Kisarazu Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Kisarazu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The layout was designed under the supervision of professional golfer Isao Aoki, who incorporated lessons learned from famous courses around the world. The course is characterized by its undulating greens, which are surfaced with CY-2 bentgrass, and is surrounded by cedar and cypress trees. The terrain offers expansive views, including a vista of Tokyo Bay from the 13th hole. The front nine presents a mix of lengths and challenges, starting with the 352-yard 1st hole and the 412-yard 2nd. The 3rd hole extends to 562 yards from the back tees, while the 4th hole is a 171-yard par-3 noted for its large bunkers and dramatic setting. The 6th hole, a 442-yard par-4, carries a handicap index of 1, indicating its significance in scoring. The 7th hole is a 213-yard par-3, and the 9th hole closes the front nine at 408 yards. The back nine begins with the 406-yard 10th hole and includes the 151-yard 11th par-3. The 12th hole is a demanding 524-yard par-5. The 13th hole, a 402-yard par-4 with a handicap index of 2, requires a tee shot followed by a second shot over water, with players looking up to see the Tokyo Bay view. The 14th hole is 459 yards, and the 15th is a 213-yard par-3. The 16th hole is a shorter 349-yard par-4, while the 17th hole stretches to 496 yards. The course concludes with the 379-yard 18th hole. The total yardage from the back tees is 6,856 yards, with regular tees at 6,109 yards, senior tees at 5,411 yards, and ladies' tees at 4,801 yards. The course is designed to accommodate players from beginners to single-digit handicappers and tournament play. The strategic layout and beautiful field are intended to create memorable playing experiences.

Gold Lake CC Follow

전라남도

Gold Lake CC is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Naju, South Korea, situated on a 2.12 million square meter estate. The course features four distinct nines: Gold and Lake courses for members, and Hill and Valley courses for public play. Each nine measures approximately 3,140-3,642 yards with a par of 36. The course is characterized by seven scenic lakes that harmonize with the Naju Lake landscape, creating distinctive water hazards and visual appeal throughout the layout. The terrain varies across the different courses, with Hill featuring more elevation changes and Valley offering a different routing strategy. The Gold course plays to 3,434 yards (par 36), the Lake course to 3,628 yards (par 36), Hill to 3,642 yards (par 36), and Valley to 3,358 yards (par 36). Gold Lake CC is positioned as a premier Korean golf destination, offering varied difficulty levels across its multiple courses. The integration of natural water features and rolling topography provides strategic challenges for players of all skill levels. The facility includes comprehensive amenities with a clubhouse, restaurants, pro shop, and the adjoining Joong Heung Gold Spa & Resort, making it a complete golf and leisure destination.

Gold Mountain Golf Club Follow

WA

Gold Mountain Golf Club is a municipally-owned course in Bremerton, Washington, featuring two distinct layouts: the Olympic Course and the Cascade Course. The Olympic Course is dramatically sculpted into Pacific Northwest terrain with tree-lined fairways, extensive mounding around greens, and rolling hills that remain walkable. It has a course record of 65 and has hosted prestigious tournaments including the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship (2006), U.S. Junior Amateur Championship (2011), and NCAA Men's Regional Championships. The Cascade Course offers a more accessible layout with tree-lined fairways, minimal elevation changes, and golfer-friendly greens, with a course record of 63 for men and 64 for women. Both courses feature wide fairways, wooded enclaves, and stunning mountain views. The facility accommodates golfers of all skill levels and includes a clubhouse capable of hosting 300 guests for events, along with dining options and instructional programs.

Gold Nine CC Follow

충청북도

Gold Nine Country Club is a nine-hole golf course located in Sangdang-gu, Cheongju, South Chungcheong Province. The course opened in 2002 and is situated in an area characterized by rolling hills and natural terrain. The layout features a mix of par 3, par 4, and par 5 holes, with a total par of 36. The course offers four sets of tees, providing varying yardages from the red tees at 2,601 meters to the blue tees at 3,102 meters. The front nine measures 2,946 meters from the white tees, while the back nine extends the total course length to 3,177 meters from the blue tees. The design incorporates several water hazards and out-of-bounds areas that define the difficulty of the round. The first hole is a 247-meter par 4 that plays through a narrow corridor with water guarding the left side. The second hole, a 316-meter par 4, requires a precise approach over water to a green protected by fairway bunkers. The third hole is a 343-meter par 4 where the fairway narrows significantly, demanding accuracy off the tee to avoid OB on both sides. The fourth hole is the longest on the course at 572 meters, a par 5 that plays through a valley with water hazards and bunkers challenging the approach. The back nine begins with the fifth hole, a 202-meter par 3 that plays over a large water hazard to a green protected by bunkers. The sixth hole is a 361-meter par 4 that requires a carry over water for the second shot. The seventh hole is a short 128-meter par 3, offering a scoring opportunity but still demanding precision. The eighth hole is a 531-meter par 5 that plays through a narrow fairway with water on the right and bunkers guarding the green. The ninth hole is a 391-meter par 4 that plays uphill to a green protected by water on the left and OB on the right. The course is accessible via the Cheongju Expressway Exit 17 or the Cheongju Exit, with driving times of approximately 17 minutes and 20 minutes respectively from the major interchanges.

Gold Sano Country Club Reservation Only Follow

栃木県

Gold Sano Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Tochigi Prefecture, approximately 60 minutes from central Tokyo via the Tohoku Expressway and about 7 minutes from the Sano-Tanuma IC on the Kita Kanto Expressway. Designed by Masashi Okubo, the course reflects 50 years of commitment to environmental harmony and strategic golf design. The layout features predominantly flat terrain with minimal elevation changes, yet incorporates five ponds of varying sizes that add strategic challenge and visual appeal. This design philosophy balances landscape beauty with strategic complexity, allowing golfers to experience the fundamental nature of golf where players both appreciate and challenge the natural environment. The course is noted as one of the most accessible golf destinations from Tokyo, convenient for various occasions. Its setting emphasizes the integration of greenery and water elements throughout the layout, creating a scenic playing environment while maintaining tactical interest for golfers of different skill levels.

Gold Sapporo Country Club Follow

北海道

Gold Sapporo Country Club is a strategically designed course featuring 18 holes with a classical atmosphere. Designed by Hideo Takemura with advisory input from professional golfer Koukichi Yasuda, the course presents two distinct personalities. The outward nine holes offer expansive views overlooking Kitahiroshima and Eniwa cities from elevated terrain, providing a sense of conquest across the landscape. The inward nine holes contrast sharply, characterized by dense tree coverage and challenging, tricky hole designs that demand precision and course management. This strategic layout emphasizes variety in both visual appeal and tactical difficulty, with the interplay between open vistas and tree-lined fairways creating engaging contrasts. The combination of classical design principles with strategic complexity makes Gold Sapporo suitable for golfers seeking both scenic beauty and meaningful challenges across a full round of play.

Gold Tochigi President Country Club Follow

栃木県

Gold Tochigi President Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Tochigi City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, situated just five minutes from the Tochigi Interchange on the Tohoku Expressway. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East Out, East In, and West Out courses. Designed and supervised by Jack Nicklaus, the layout is characterized by a wide expanse of turf punctuated by 50 strategically placed bunkers that demand thoughtful strategy off the tee and on approach shots. The East Out course presents a challenging start with a mix of par-4s and par-5s, including a demanding 578-yard par-5 fourth hole. The East In loop introduces more natural terrain features, with the course description noting the presence of exposed rock faces and water hazards that add to the difficulty. This section includes a short 164-yard par-3 second hole and a lengthy 535-yard par-5 twelfth hole. The West Out course, described as the flattest of the three, still maintains high difficulty through calculated bunker placement and longer holes, such as the 559-yard par-5 eighth hole. Each nine-hole loop plays to a par 36, making the total course par 108. The yardage varies significantly by tee, with the East Out course ranging from 2,357 yards for the ladies' tees to 3,395 yards for the championship tees. The East In course spans from 2,532 to 3,491 yards, while the West Out course measures between 2,707 and 3,443 yards depending on the tee box. The handicap ratings are distributed across the holes to reflect the varying degrees of difficulty inherent in Nicklaus’s design.

Golden Bay Golf & Resort Follow

태안군

Golden Bear Golf Club at Indigo Run Follow

SC

Golden Bear Golf Club at Indigo Run is a Jack Nicklaus-designed 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 7,014 yards. Created on fairly flat terrain with little natural mounding, the Nicklaus design team relied primarily on ponds, marsh, and forest to create a challenging yet fair test of golf. This 1993 Nicklaus Design project was headed by lead architect Bruce Borland and is known for its great value. The course routing weaves through an upscale residential community and lowcountry forest, with majestic live oaks, cypress, and pine woodlands making a larger impression than the surrounding homes. Golden Bear rewards accuracy over power, featuring tight fairways and numerous doglegs, with overhanging live oak limbs threatening to obscure approach shots. One of the most memorable holes is the dogleg-left 11th, with water to the left of the green. Five sets of tee markers plus a combo option allow players to choose distances between 4,974 and 7,014 yards, with a short course option at 2,949 yards available.

Golden Cross Country Club Follow

長生郡

Golden Cross Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in Inano, Nanmachi, Chosei District, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The course layout is divided into an outward nine and an inward nine, each totaling 36 strokes. The front nine measures 3,457 yards from the back tees, while the back nine extends to 3,365 yards from the same tees, bringing the total course length to 6,822 yards. The course offers multiple tee options, including forward tees for men at 5,822 yards and ladies' tees at 5,355 yards. The terrain features a mix of uphill and downhill shots, with several holes requiring elevation changes. The first hole presents a mid-length par 4 that plays uphill to a right dogleg, demanding accuracy off the tee to avoid out-of-bounds on the right side. The sixth hole, a par 4 with a handicap of 1, features a two-tiered green and a right dogleg that challenges players with three cross bunkers. The eighth hole is a long par 5 that plays uphill, bordered by a creek on the right and out-of-bounds on the left, requiring precise tee placement on the left side of the fairway due to a rightward slope. The back nine introduces significant strategic complexity. The eleventh hole is a long par 4 where the tee shot must avoid a large bunker on the left, leading to a downhill approach. The fourteenth hole, a par 5, begins with a downhill tee shot followed by an uphill second shot to a green with severe undulations that can lead to three-putts. The eighteenth hole concludes the round with a downhill long par 5, where players must navigate carefully to avoid the water hazard on the right side when attempting to reach the green in two. Water hazards and out-of-bounds areas are critical features throughout the course. The second hole’s green is protected by a pond, while the twelfth hole, a par 3, features a water hazard on the right and shallow out-of-bounds on the left. The fifteenth hole, a par 4, contains a depression in the rough that catches straight shots, requiring players to aim left of a tree at 70 yards to avoid the trap. The course’s design emphasizes strategic shot placement over pure distance, with narrow fairways and well-protected greens demanding precision from golfers of all skill levels.

Golden Downs Golf Course Follow

Tasman

Golden Eagle Golf Club Follow

MN

Golden Eagle Golf Club is an 18-hole championship-style golf course located in Fifty Lakes near Brainerd, Minnesota. Situated on Eagle Lake Road, the course offers a scenic setting in the Brainerd Lakes Area. The facility features a full range of amenities including a pro shop, golf simulator for year-round play, and dining options. Golden Eagle has earned significant recognition, including being voted Best Golf Course in the Brainerd Lakes Area and receiving multiple Minnesota Star Tribune Readers' Choice awards for Best Golf Course, including gold medals in 2022 and 2023. The course welcomes both public players and members, offering various membership tiers and stay-and-play packages with preferred lodging partners. The facility accommodates outings and events year-round, with indoor simulator capabilities during the off-season. Known for its championship-caliber layout and hospitality standards, Golden Eagle serves the regional golf community as a premier destination course.

Golden Eagle Golf Club Follow

British Columbia

Golden Eagle Golf Club is a 36-hole championship facility located in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, comprising two 18-hole courses. The club is situated in a scenic setting with sweeping views of the surrounding British Columbia landscape and terrain. The courses are characterized by natural beauty and are noted for offering excellent value in local golf. The facility features multiple golf courses available for practice and play, with membership options providing access to three separate courses. Beyond golf, the club includes a banquet space and Patio 37, a dining area known for sunset views and wood-fired pizza. Golden Eagle Golf Club serves as a venue for tournaments, team events, and charity fundraisers. The facility operates year-round, welcoming both casual players and members. Its location and scenic backdrop make it a destination for golf and entertainment throughout all seasons.

Golden Eagle Golf Club Follow

TN

Golden Eagle Golf Club is a public golf course located in Cookeville, Tennessee, approximately one hour from both Nashville and Knoxville near Interstate 40. The course features a 6,600-yard, par 70 layout with four sets of tees accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The design provides varied challenges across its eighteen holes, making it accessible to beginners while offering adequate difficulty for experienced players. The course is set in a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere and is known for being an affordable golfing destination. The facility includes a clubhouse with a spacious deck and an on-site restaurant, Taverna On The Green, serving food and beverages. Golden Eagle has established itself as a venue for tournaments, hosting events ranging from family competitions to large corporate outings throughout the year. The course maintains membership options alongside public play availability, and offers amenities including a golf shop and gift certificates for members and guests alike.

Golden Eagle Golf Club at The Tides Follow

VA

Golden Eagle Golf Course Follow

FL

Golden Eagle Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Tom Fazio, located in Tallahassee, Florida. Stretching 6,965 yards from the back tees, the course opened in December 1986 and was rated "the most challenging course in Florida" by the United States Golf Association within six months of opening. Golfweek Magazine has ranked it among the top 50 real-estate development courses in the Southeast, praising its distinctive design and natural beauty integration. The course features wide fairways and strategically positioned Scottish-style bunkers, creating a layout that balances challenge with playability for golfers of all skill levels. The design takes full advantage of the property's natural topography and acreage. Golden Eagle operates as a private country club offering not only golf but also tennis facilities and membership privileges, with a focus on maintaining high-quality amenities and service within the Tallahassee community.

Golden Eagle Golf Course Follow

Santarém

Golden Empire International Golf Club Follow

北京市

Golden Era Golf Course Follow

CA

Golden Gate Park Golf Course Follow

CA

Golden Gate Park Golf Course is a nine-hole par 3 course located on the western edge of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, just off the Pacific Ocean. Constructed in 1951 to serve the local golfing community, the course provides an accessible introduction to golf for players of all skill levels. The relatively short par 3 format makes it an ideal venue for beginners and those seeking a quick round. In 2023, the course underwent significant renovations affecting both the facility and playing conditions. These improvements focused on environmental sustainability while enhancing overall playability. The oceanside setting within Golden Gate Park offers a unique urban golfing experience with distinctive landscaping and views characteristic of the area. The course accommodates various group sizes and hosts tournaments and outings, making it suitable for organized golf events. Its compact nine-hole design and accessible nature position it as a welcoming option for San Francisco's diverse golfing population, from casual players to those using it for instructional purposes and community golf programs.

Golden Golf Club Follow

British Columbia

Golden Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located just above the town of Golden, British Columbia, nestled between the Purcell and Rocky Mountains. Opened in its current form in 1986, the course winds through spectacular mountain terrain with the Columbia River meandering along its borders. Each hole was designed to maximize panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, earning Golden recognition as one of British Columbia's most scenic courses. The layout presents challenging golf across varied mountain landscape, with difficulty enhanced by elevation changes and natural terrain features. The course features grass-teed driving range and putting green practice facilities. Golden Golf Club has earned acclaim as BC's #1 Hidden Gem, recognized in 2012 and 2014. The club has deep community roots, dating back to 1935, with the current course developed through significant local fundraising efforts culminating in the 1985-1986 opening.

Golden Greens Golf & Resorts Limited Follow

Haryana

Golden Greens is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course spanning 7,100 yards, designed by renowned architect Dr. Martin Hawtree in collaboration with the natural Aravalli hills landscape. Located in the Delhi-Gurgaon region of the National Capital Territory, approximately 25 kilometers from the international airport, the course is set across 275 acres of land. The course exemplifies links-style design principles, featuring strategically positioned bunkers along meandering fairways characterized by their distinctive undulating terrain. The design philosophy treats the natural landscape as a collaborative element, with the Aravalli hills forming an integral part of the course's topography and aesthetic appeal. The fairways are noted for their olive-green appearance, creating a visually distinctive playing environment. As a championship-caliber layout, Golden Greens presents a demanding test of golf with its strategic hazard placement and natural elevation changes. The course's design balances challenging conditions with playability across varying skill levels, making it suitable for competitive tournament play while remaining accessible to recreational golfers.

Golden Hawk Golf Club Follow

MI

Golden Hills Golf & Country Club Follow

SC

Established in 1988 on over 300 acres of rolling terrain once part of Golden Glow Dairy Farm, Golden Hills Golf & Country Club is located in Lexington, South Carolina. The 18-hole course features 6,461 yards from the longest tees for a par of 71, with a course rating of 71.2 and a slope rating of 134 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Ron Garl, the golf course opened in 1988. The course is set upon a rolling topography which features beautiful trees and lakes throughout. The golf course features TifEagle Bermuda greens, varied yardages, and challenging layouts with manicured fairways, bunkers, tree-lined paths, and water features. It caters to a diverse range of skill levels and has received consistent recognition-ranked among the top five courses in South Carolina's Midlands and rated above 8/10 by the South Carolina Golf Guide. It has also earned "Best Golf Course" honors from readers of The State newspaper and Lexington Life Magazine. The elegant clubhouse hosts a Scottish tavern, banquet facilities, locker rooms, and a golf pro shop. Four lighted tennis courts and a Junior Olympic-sized outdoor pool, along with a children's wading pool, support a variety of recreational interests.