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Army Navy Country Club ☆ Follow

VA

Established in 1924, Army Navy Country Club is a private, member-owned country club. The combined 500-plus acres in Arlington and Fairfax have gone through numerous improvement projects, most recently in 2009, in a committed effort to keep its course infrastructure optimized for today's modern golf game. The club features two separate campuses, each with a Clubhouse and 27 holes of golf, with Herbert Strong designing the Arlington Course and Robert Trent Jones, Sr. designing the Fairfax Course. From Arlington's rugged "Golden Age" appeal to the gentler curves of the "Modern Era" course design at Fairfax, the Club's courses have something for everyone. The par 71 golf course is known for its views of downtown Washington D.C. including the Washington Monument. From Arlington's rugged "Golden Age" appeal to the gentler curves of the "Modern Era" course design at Fairfax, the Club's courses have something for everyone. The Fairfax location is a member of the RTJ Society as it still maintains sections of the original RTJ design. ANCC hosted the Washington Post Pro-Celebrity Tournament in 1949, 1950 and 1951. U.S. Open Local Qualifier in 1982 and U.S. Open Sectional Qualifiers in 1981 and 1986. However, all these events were hosted on the Arlington (Herbert Strong) course.

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Dalvíkurbyggð

Arninge Golfklubb ☆ Follow

Stockholms län

Arninge GK is a well-maintained park and forest golf course located in northern Stockholm, adjacent to Ullnasjön lake. The facility features an 18-hole course and a 6-hole course, offering a complete golf complex with an extensive driving range and generous practice areas. The course is characterized by its scenic setting within parkland and forest terrain, providing an attractive natural landscape for play. The club provides comprehensive amenities including a full-service golf shop (Golfstore Flagship) with knowledgeable PGA instructors available for training. On-site facilities feature an indoor putting green (110 sqm with stimp 10) housed in the clubhouse for winter training, golf carts and trolleys for rent, and changing rooms. The Arninge Golfkrog restaurant serves lunch, evening menus, and refreshments after nine holes. The course caters to various player levels with beginner courses available and hosts regular competitions, including the Arningematchen tournament. Recent developments include ongoing course improvements and expanded indoor training facilities. Guest play is available with green fees, and the club offers various membership options as well as corporate golf and event hosting services.

Arnold Golf Course ☆ Follow

TN

Arnold Golf Course ☆ Follow

NE

Arnold Golf Course is a scenic 9-hole course located in Arnold, Nebraska, established in 1971 with sand greens. The course offers an accessible, family-friendly golfing experience with affordable rates of $15 for all-day play and golf cart rentals available for $20. As a modest rural course, Arnold Golf Course provides a straightforward layout suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. The course serves as the home course for the local Bobcat golfers, indicating its role as a community golf facility. No advance tee time reservation is required, allowing for casual play during visits to the region. The course maintains an active membership program and hosts various tournaments and events throughout the year, supported by local sponsors and "Friends of Golf" supporters who contribute to the course's operational sustainability.

Arnold Palmer Course ☆ Follow

CA

The Arnold Palmer Signature Course at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California, is a desert layout designed by Arnold Palmer himself in 1978, marking his inaugural design in the region. Playing at 6,834 yards, the course features rolling fairways with numerous doglegs and strategic driving holes that challenge golfers of all skill levels while remaining fundamentally fair. The design combines aesthetic desert vistas with strategic play, characteristic of Palmer's architectural philosophy. The course is lined with Tifway 419 Bermuda fairways and Tiffdwarf greens, with Bermuda rough. Throughout the 18 holes, water hazards and strategic bunkering come into play on multiple holes, including notable par 3s at holes 4, 7, and 11, and challenging par 4s and par 5s that demand precise shot-making. Signature holes such as hole 8, a short par 4 with water right and tiered greens, and hole 12, another demanding par 4 with water and sand throughout, exemplify Palmer's strategic design philosophy. The course's layout emphasizes proper positioning off the tee and accurate approach shots, making it both accessible and rewarding for skilled players.

Arnold Palmer Golf Course (PGA West) ☆ Follow

CA

The Arnold Palmer Private Course opened in 1986 as the second of five championship courses at PGA WEST. The course features 18 holes with a par of 72 and measures 6,950 yards. The course was designed by Arnold Palmer, Ed Seay, and Harrison Minchew Golf Course Architecture. The course is set at the base of the picturesque Santa Rosa Mountains. It has 30 acres of lakes and streams, several elevated tees and plenty of large trees dotting the rolling terrain. The course rating is 74.0 with a slope rating of 143. The finishing stretch is particularly appealing with five holes sculpted along the rugged mountains, including a par 3 with virtually no room for error at the 15th, a short par 4 requiring players to cross a canal twice at the 16th, another short par 3 at the 17th, and a spectacular risk-reward par 5 around a lake as the finishing hole. The course hosted the PGA Tour's Humana Challenge from 1988-2015, formerly known as the Bob Hope Classic, and was the site of David Duval's 1999 win with a final round, course record 59.

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Brandenburg

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PA

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Arona Golf Club ☆ Follow

Piemonte

Arona Golf Club is a 9-hole golf course located in the Lake Maggiore region near Milan in Piedmont, Italy. The course features a par 70 layout with a slope rating of 129 for men and 125 for women. It is the first 9-hole course in Piedmont designed for both members and new players. The facility is open year-round and offers comprehensive amenities including an 18-station covered driving range, an 18-hole putting green, a pitching green, equipped clubhouse, and beverage service. The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels and is accredited by the Italian Golf Federation for issuing youth certifications through qualified PGA professionals. Arona Golf Club serves as a reference point for golfers in the region, with numerous partnerships and reciprocal agreements with neighboring courses. The club features a dedicated youth program designed to help younger players develop their skills and plan competitive activities. The course benefits from its accessible location near Milan and maintains extensive membership and guest play options throughout the year.

Aronimink Golf Club ☆ Follow

PA

Aronimink Golf Club is a private Platinum Golf Club located just outside of Philadelphia in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. The club's roots can be traced to 1896 when the Royal and Ancient game made its way to America and the Belmont Golf Association (BGA), the forerunner of the Aronimink Golf Club, spun off from the Belmont Cricket Club. In 1926, Aronimink acquired 300 acres in Newtown Square and commissioned Donald Ross to design the historical golf course. From the championship tees, Aronimink's course is 7,237 yards (6,618 m) and plays to a par of 70. Framed by hardwoods and evergreens, the course is a test of long-hole and short-hole skills, as well as the execution of sound course management. With 75 bunkers and numerous slopes, valleys and doglegs, the course tests a player's patience and endurance. Aronimink's opening hole is one of the most memorable in golf. The intimidating first hole plunges down into a valley, then rises steeply, playing long and uphill to a well-guarded undulating green. The eighth hole, perhaps the hardest par three on the course, plays 237 yards downhill to a narrow green bisected by a large mound. Aronimink has hosted a number of significant golf events during its storied history, including the 1962 PGA Championship (won by Gary Player), the 1977 U.S. Amateur (John Fought) and the 2003 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship (John Jacobs). The club has also hosted the 2010 & 2011 AT&T National and the 2018 BMW Championship. Aronimink is set to host the 2026 PGA Championship, which will coincide with the United States semiquincentennial.

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New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick

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Arrow Ace Golf Club ☆ Follow

栃木県

Arrow Ace Golf Club is an 18-hole, Par 72 course located in Yaitacho, Tochigi Prefecture, designed by Kazumi Miura and opened in July 1987. The course spans 835,000 square meters and features a hilly terrain with natural forest elements preserved throughout. The course is characterized by modest elevation changes, averaging 3.4 meters in height differential, making it accessible while maintaining depth and challenge. Designed with the premise that all golfers can enjoy and master the sport, the layout balances playability with strategic complexity. The course operates on a complete self-play style, allowing golfers to complete 18 holes without a scheduled break, enabling efficient use of the day. The facility is situated approximately 8 minutes from Yasaka Interchange and offers comprehensive practice facilities available for dedicated practice sessions.

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Ontario

Arrowe Park Golf Course ☆ Follow

Merseyside

Arrowe Park Golf Club is a challenging parkland course established in 1932, located in Wirral, Merseyside. The course features 18 holes and is designed to test golfers of all skill levels. Notably, it hosted a qualifier for The Open Championship, where golfing legends Sir Henry Cotton and a young Peter Allis competed for entry to golf's most prestigious tournament. The course layout has remained largely unchanged since that historic period, maintaining its original character and challenge. As a municipal course, Arrowe Park welcomes both club members and visiting golfers. The parkland setting provides an enjoyable golfing experience suitable for players of varying abilities, from beginners to experienced competitors. The club operates as an inclusive facility for men and women of all ages, with a focus on providing quality golf and community engagement through various club events and socials.