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Ardleigh Golf Club ☆ Follow

Canterbury

Ardleigh Golf Club is a nine-hole course located in Palmerston, Otago, New Zealand. The layout features two nines that play identically, each measuring 2,748 yards with a par of 35, for a combined 18-hole total distance of 5,496 yards and par 70. The course has a Course Rating of 68.4 with a Slope Rating of 117 from the white tees, indicating moderate difficulty. The course layout includes a mix of par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s. The par-3s are holes 3 and 6 (front nine) and 12 and 15 (back nine), measuring 162 and 130 yards respectively. The par-5s are holes 8 and 17, both stretching to 486 yards. Most par-4s range from approximately 316 to 384 yards. Situated in the Otago region, the club serves a membership of 85 golfers, comprising 64 men and 16 women. The course provides a relatively compact nine-hole layout suitable for casual play and competitive rounds, with the ability to play 18 holes using the dual-nine configuration.

Ardminnan Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Down

Ardminnan Golf Club is a 9-hole parkland course located in Portaferry on the lower Ards Peninsula in County Down, holding the distinction of being the most easterly golf course on the island of Ireland. The course measures approximately 6,048 yards with a par of 70 and was professionally designed by Frank Ainsworth, who also supervised its construction. The course opened to the public in 1995 and spans around 45 acres. The layout features two gradual hills and includes a river with two ponds that come into play on six of the holes, providing moderate challenge for golfers of varying skill levels. The course is situated in an area of natural beauty close to the sea adjacent to Silver Bay Caravan Park, with scenic views overlooking the Irish Sea and Cloughey Beach. The parkland setting combines challenging water hazards with well-maintained fairways and greens. The club welcomes visitors on request and offers amenities including a fully licensed bar and restaurant, club and trolley hire, and professional tuition. The course is accessible to golfers of all handicap levels with no certificate requirements, making it a popular stop for both local rounds and visitors exploring the Ards Peninsula region.

Ardmore Golf & Country Club ☆ Follow

Alberta

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British Columbia

Ardrossan Golf Club ☆ Follow

South Australia

Ardrossan Golf Club is an 18-hole sand scrape course located on a clifftop parkland setting in Ardrossan. The course features watered fairways and tee boxes, with a gently undulating layout that accommodates players of all skill levels and ages. Described as fairly short from all tees, it presents moderate difficulty suitable for a range of abilities. The club has a notable history dating back to 1924, when the Yorke Peninsula District Council granted permission to use the parklands for golfing purposes. The course evolved from its original six holes to nine holes before expanding to the current 18-hole layout. The club operates from a clubhouse on the site of the original tin shed where players once gathered. Ardrossan welcomes visitors and provides an honesty box for green fee payment when the clubhouse is unmanned. The club maintains an active competition schedule, typically hosting events on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Various membership options are available for those wishing to join the club.

Ardsley Country Club ☆ Follow

NY

Ardsley Country Club features an 18-hole, par 71 golf course that winds through two properties in Irvington-on-Hudson and Dobbs Ferry in Westchester County, New York. The scenic layout showcases the natural landscape typical of the region, with both flatland and rolling hill terrain interspersed with rock outcroppings characteristic of the area. The course is situated in a picturesque setting near Ardsley-on-Hudson, offering members and guests a blend of accessible yet challenging golf. Beyond golf, the club maintains comprehensive facilities including nine Har-Tru tennis courts located at the original clubhouse site near the Ardsley-on-Hudson train station, swimming pool, summer camp programs, and a curling rink-notably the only one in the metropolitan area. The club emphasizes a welcoming environment that attracts diverse membership, particularly families drawn to its youth activities and junior golf programs. The combination of quality golf, recreational facilities, and fine dining contributes to its reputation as a comprehensive country club destination in the Hudson Valley region.

Åre Golf ☆ Follow

Jämtlands län

Åre Golfklubb is an 18-hole golf course located just west of Åre in Sweden, situated alongside the Indalsälven River and its rapids. The course features a varied layout combining forest and parkland terrain, offering a scenic natural setting with views of the surrounding landscape. The course is described as somewhat challenging yet enjoyable, providing a diverse playing experience without overcrowding. A notable advantage is the long, bright summer evenings at this northern location, which extend daylight hours and allow for extended rounds of golf throughout the day. The course emphasizes its natural beauty and the ability to play in relatively uncrowded conditions, making it an appealing destination for golfers seeking a distinctive Scandinavian golf experience combined with the scenic qualities of the Åre region.

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Occitanie

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Buenos Aires

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Río Negro

Arenberg Course ☆ Follow

Hainaut

Located in Enghien, Belgium, the Arenberg Course is an 18-hole championship layout designed by architect Bruno Steensels. The course measures 6,393 meters in length and plays to a par of 72. It was completed in 2015 as the club's primary championship track, situated within the historic grounds of the Château d'Enghien. The layout is named after the surrounding park and integrates the natural relief of the landscape, including numerous century-old trees. The terrain is characterized by its integration with water features and natural obstacles. The holes wind through several water parcels, including the Warelle, the Odru, and the Canal. This natural setting provides a challenging environment that relies heavily on the existing topography rather than artificial earthworks. The course is positioned southwest of Brussels, offering easy access from the Hainaut and Flemish and Walloon Brabant regions. A defining feature of the Arenberg Course is its 18th hole, which requires players to carry a wide waterway and play alongside a massive tree before reaching the green. The approach leads toward the hunting pavilion, which has been converted into the club's clubhouse. The design creates a dramatic finish to the round, emphasizing the course's blend of historic surroundings and modern golf architecture. The club also operates a nine-hole executive course known as the Brunehault Course, which was also designed by Bruno Steensels. This secondary layout is designated as a qualifying course and offers a faster-paced challenge suitable for both experienced golfers and beginners. The Arenberg Course has developed a reputation for its demanding nature and scenic beauty, attracting players seeking a rigorous test of golf within a preserved natural setting.

Arendal & Omegn Golfklubb ☆ Follow

Agder

Arendal & Omegn Golfklubb is located in Nes Verk, Norway, and operates two courses accessible to members. The club features an 18-hole course and a 9-hole course, providing diverse golfing experiences. The facility includes a modern golf simulator with three simulators equipped with swing analysis technology, a driving range, and practice areas for member development. The club offers comprehensive instruction programs ranging from beginner golf courses to advanced training, with certified coaching staff. Notably, membership includes playing rights at both Arendal & Omegn and the affiliated Bjaavann Golf Club, expanding course access. The club emphasizes community engagement through various programs including women's golf, senior golf, junior development, and corporate golf arrangements. Detailed course guides with video flyovers and hole-by-hole playing tips are available, supporting player development. The club maintains active tournament programming and track records for member achievement.

Arequipa Golf Club ☆ Follow

Arequipa

Arequipa Golf Club, founded in 1918, is Peru's first golf club. Located at Alto de la Luna at 2,250 meters above sea level, it occupies over 60 hectares total with 50 hectares dedicated to the course, making it one of Peru's longest golf courses. The all-grass course is affiliated with the Peruvian Golf Federation and features natural salt-grass conditions suited to the local geography and high altitude setting. The club was established by British railway administrators of The Peruvian Corporation and later relocated to its current location in 1950 after government expropriation of its original site. The course is characterized by majestic views and challenging conditions specific to its mountainous terrain and salt-grass composition. Beyond golf, the facility offers additional sports amenities including tennis and fronton courts, providing comprehensive recreational services across its substantial property with comfortable facilities for members and guests.

Argenta Golf Club ☆ Follow

Emilia-Romagna

Argenta Golf Club, designed by Giovanni Trasforini in 1991, is located in Argenta, Ferrara, in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. The course features a well-established and lush tree-lined layout that has matured over three decades. The club has hosted significant regional competitions, including the Emilia-Romagna Regional Championships, as well as important youth and professional tournaments. The course operates year-round with Monday closures on non-holiday weeks. The facility includes an on-site restaurant open to the public throughout the year (except on golf closure days) and is equipped with a defibrillator for safety. The established arboreal planting and course design create a challenging yet scenic golfing environment characteristic of northern Italian parkland courses.

Argentario Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Argentario Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Porto Ercole, Tuscany, Italy, featuring 6,295 meters and a par of 71. The course is situated in a protected natural area, approximately 5 minutes from the Feniglia Dune Nature Reserve, offering panoramic views of Orbetello Lagoon, the sea, and Monte Argentario slopes. This scenic setting creates a microclimate allowing year-round play. In 2019, the PGA designated Argentario Golf Club as Italy's national golf course, making it the only Italian course with the "PGA National Golf Course Italy" license. The course is certified bio eco-compatible under "Agri Cert" standards, using only natural products for maintenance. The club has hosted major tournaments, including the 82nd Italian Open (DP World Tour) in June 2025. The facility includes a clubhouse designed in the tradition of historic Anglo-Saxon golf clubs with contemporary details, offering dining, a pro shop, and panoramic terrace views of the course and lagoon.

Argyle Country Club ☆ Follow

MD

Argyle Country Club, located in Silver Spring, Maryland, is a championship golf course founded in 1923. The recently renovated course provides a challenging yet playable experience for golfers of all skill levels. The layout features strategic bunkers carved into rolling hills, connected by closely mowed Iron Cutter bermudagrass fairways. The course combines traditional club values with modern championship-caliber conditions, having undergone significant improvements to reach its full potential. Beyond golf, Argyle functions as a comprehensive country club facility, housing five tennis courts, two pickleball courts, a swimming pool, and dining facilities. The club maintains a member-owned structure and serves over 500 families in the DMV region. Known for developing accomplished golfers, Argyle positions itself as a place where players at all levels can compete and refine their skills. The facility accommodates various member interests beyond golf, including racquet sports, social events, and junior programs, creating a community-focused environment while maintaining its championship golf standards.

Ariah Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Ariah Park Golf Club is a 9-hole sandscrape course located less than 1 kilometre north of the Burley Griffin Way in the Riverina region of New South Wales, situated at an elevation of approximately 315 metres above sea level. The course has a par of 70 and features sand greens with minimal grass on the fairways and small sandscrapes throughout the layout. The course is characterized by its straightforward hole designs with no traditional bunkers, presenting a relatively modest challenge for players. The club's primary distinguishing feature is its sandscrape construction, which is a grass-free playing surface typical of rural Australian golf clubs. This style of course maintenance reflects the club's rural setting and the practical approach to course management in the region. Ariah Park Golf Club welcomes visiting players and operates as a public facility within the small heritage village of Ariah Park. The club is part of the village's recreational facilities, which include bowling and tennis clubs, complementing the broader sporting and cultural offerings of this rural community.

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Bay of Plenty

Arima Country Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Arima Country Club is a championship 18-hole course located in the expansive hilly terrain of Kobe and Sanda, Hyogo Prefecture. Designed by renowned architect Yoto Oda, the course opened in 1960 with the front nine, followed by the back nine in 1961. The layout is characterized by wide, flat fairways and large Bentgrass putting greens, which were installed in 1993 using the USGA method to ensure high-quality playing conditions. The course features a total par of 72, with the blue tees measuring 6,738 yards. The course is known for its strategic demands and undulating terrain. The front nine includes a notable par-4 second hole, the longest on the course at 457 yards from the blue tees, which carries a water hazard to the right. The eighth hole is a signature par-5 known for its S-curve shape, requiring precise shot placement to avoid bunkers and trees. The back nine presents its own challenges, starting with the tenth hole, a par-4 that plays over a large pond. The seventeenth hole features a distinctive two-tiered green, adding complexity to the approach shots. Arima Country Club has a rich history of hosting significant tournaments, including the Arima Classic Championship and the Captain Cup. The club has also been a venue for high-profile events, such as rounds played by Prince Takamado. In recent years, the course has undergone route changes, such as the modification of the out-course route in September 2025, to maintain its competitive integrity. The club is also recognized for its extensive practice facilities, including a large driving range and multiple practice greens, aiming to provide a premier environment for golfers to improve their skills.

Arimafuji Country Club ☆ Follow

兵庫県

Located in Sanda City, Hyogo Prefecture, Arimafuji Country Club is a 72-hole, par-71 course set within a sprawling 800,000 square meter landscape. Opened in October 1965, the facility was designed by Tsuneo Uchigaki with renovation supervision by Sozaburo Nishi. The course is characterized by its undulating terrain and strategic layout, featuring a mix of flat, long holes on the outward nine and more complex doglegs and valley-crossing holes on the inward nine. The grounds are framed by natural elements including young pine forests and flowering plants, with Mount Arima and Hakusan Mountain providing a backdrop to the playing surface. The course offers distinct yardages for different tee boxes, totaling 6,643 yards from the back tees and 6,425 yards from the regular tees. The outward nine presents a mix of par fives and fours, highlighted by the long par-4 second hole at 434 yards and the demanding par-5 ninth at 481 yards. The inward nine introduces more strategic variety, featuring the short par-3 thirteenth at 153 yards and the challenging par-5 fourteenth at 472 yards. The course rating is listed at 70.2 from the regular tees, indicating a layout that demands precision and distance management. Green complexes are constructed with bentgrass, requiring players to navigate significant undulations. The facility includes a 70-yard driving range with ten bays, as well as putting practice areas located near the first and tenth tees. The club operates under a strict dress code and local rules designed to maintain the integrity of the course conditions. The layout is structured to test golfers through a combination of length and strategic hazard placement, rewarding accurate approach shots and careful course management.

Arista CC ☆ Follow

충청남도

Arista CC is an 18-hole golf course located in Yeonmu-eup, Nonsan, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea. The course features two distinct layouts: the Lake Course and the Mountain Course, each measuring approximately 3,300 and 3,080 meters respectively, both playing to par 36. The design emphasizes natural landscape integration, with the course described as a space where nature breathes and lives. The facility positions itself as a premium leisure destination, offering golfers an elegant and dignified setting combined with dynamic playing experiences. The course provides real-time booking capabilities and maintains active event programming. While specific designer information and detailed hole-by-hole characteristics are not provided in available content, the dual-course layout allows for varied playing experiences across the property. The facility includes premium amenities supporting the overall club experience for members and guests.

Arita Resol Golf Club ☆ Follow

有田郡

Located in Aridagawa, Wakayama Prefecture, Arita Resol Golf Club is a 18-hole championship course designed by Choei Miyazawa. The course spans 7,086 yards from the Champion tees, with a Course Rating of 73.5 and a Slope Rating of 132. It is set within the dramatic landscape of the Kii Mountains, featuring a layout where most holes offer visibility from the tee to the green. The terrain is characterized by calculated undulations and strategic water hazards, including creeks and ponds that challenge players throughout the round. The course is divided into Blue and Red courses, offering varying yardages and difficulties. The Blue Course, the primary championship layout, features a Par 72 configuration with tees ranging from 395 yards for regular play to 443 yards for the Champion set. The Red Course provides a Par 72 alternative with a total length of 6,249 yards from the Regular tees. Both layouts incorporate doglegs, downhill and uphill shots, and bunkers that demand precise shot placement. The signature hole is the 7th, a Par 4 that serves as the course's most memorable challenge. This hole features a double fairway split by a wide creek that runs diagonally across the landing area. Players must choose between a safe route to the left fairway for a three-shot approach or an aggressive line to the right for a two-shot attempt. The green is elevated and segmented, requiring careful distance control and strategy based on pin placement. The course is known for its "Dramatic Golf" concept, emphasizing the mental and physical test of navigating its strategic design. The setting includes a clubhouse situated in a green, hilly area, and practice facilities that include a 200-yard driving range and dedicated areas for approach and bunker play. The course has been open since September 10, 1994, and continues to be a prominent venue in the Wakayama region for both members and visitors.