Golf Courses

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Ontario

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Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Bouctouche Follow

New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick

Golf Bouctouche is an 18-hole course designed by Graham Cooke, located five minutes from downtown Bouctouche, New Brunswick. The course features a contrasting layout with a tight, accuracy-demanding front nine and a more open back nine that presents wind challenges. Water hazards appear on eight holes throughout the layout, with hole 14's expanded pond serving as a notable feature requiring strategic play. The course offers above-average difficulty with a slope rating of 120, making it suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. Set within natural woodland surroundings, Golf Bouctouche provides a quiet, scenic setting away from traffic while remaining walkable. The course is characterized by well-maintained conditions and is regarded as one of New Brunswick's best-kept golf secrets, appealing to players seeking both natural beauty and competitive challenge.

Golf Bréhal Follow

Normandie

Golf de Bréhal is an 18-hole golf course located in Bréhal, Manche, Normandy, France. The course is situated in an exceptional setting overlooking an extensive sandy beach, with views of the Îles Chausey archipelago and the Pointe du Roc near Granville. The landscape features characteristic Norman coastal terrain with distinctive geographical features including the moulières (oyster beds). The course hosts a variety of competitive events throughout the year, including club championships, senior tournaments, and interclub competitions, indicating a well-established tournament tradition. Notable competitions include the Trophée Jaillet, Club Trophy, and various seasonal senior events. The course supports organized golf activities with structured handicap competitions and regular scheduled play. Located at 3 rue du golf in Bréhal, the club features a clubhouse open from 10:00 to 18:00 and maintains an active membership program. The scenic coastal setting combined with organized competition schedule positions Golf de Bréhal as a notable regional course serving the local golfing community.

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Bretagne

Golf Briailles Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Briailles (also known as Golf de Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule) is located in Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule in central France, situated on the grounds of Château de Briailles. The course was created and designed by Robert and Gilles Charmat in the early 1980s. Set in a picturesque landscape partially surrounded by vineyards and overlooking the Allier plain, the course offers a scenic setting. The facility features two courses: an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72 and a par-27 pitch and putt course measuring 587 meters. Both layouts are described as technical yet enjoyable. The courses are complemented by a practice area with 10 stations, including three covered bays, and a clubhouse with equipment rental available. The course is maintained by a dedicated volunteer team from the golf association. Throughout the year, Golf de Briailles hosts inter-club and intra-club competitions, including the notable Kusnierek tournament, and offers golf instruction programs for various skill levels. The welcoming atmosphere and quality maintenance make it a well-regarded facility in the region.

Golf Brianza Country Club Follow

Lombardia

Golf Brianza Country Club is located in Usmate Velate, Lombardy, and was inaugurated in September 1994, initially opening with nine holes. The course is set within a natural amphitheater featuring undulating terrain with both hilly and flat sections, providing varied landscape and scenery. The layout is characterized by four lakes that define several of the course's most challenging holes. The course is designed to be technical, diverse, and enjoyable for both experienced golfers and beginners, offering an appropriate difficulty balance for players of varying skill levels. Facilities include a 21-station practice range with seven covered bays, a short-game area with putting green, pitching green, and practice bunkers. The clubhouse contains a restaurant with both indoor and outdoor dining overlooking the course, a pro shop, locker rooms with sauna, and a meeting room on the first floor for corporate events. The club offers a structured four-month golf instruction program for beginners, including individual lessons, membership, practice tokens, and equipment rental. The facility operates year-round except Tuesdays and hosts regular club competitions and tournaments.

Golf Burg Konradsheim Follow

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golf Burg Konradsheim is an 18-hole championship course located in Erftstadt near Cologne, Germany. The course features varied hole designs with distinct characteristics across its two nines. The front nine is characterized by generous water features surrounded by open fields, while the back nine is lined with mature trees that give those holes distinctive character. The facility includes a spacious driving range with over 20 partially covered hitting bays, a public 3-hole short course, and two practice greens. The course is designed with environmental harmony in mind, incorporating diverse fruit trees along the fairways, natural water hazards, and conservation areas that support plant and animal biodiversity. Set as a green oasis on the outskirts of Cologne, the course allows golfers to escape urban surroundings while playing. The facility welcomes both members and daily fee players, with online tee time reservations available up to four days in advance. The clubhouse features an inviting country manor house with dining facilities, complementing the overall golfing experience.

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Veneto

Golf Caen-Garcelles Follow

Normandie

Golf de Caen-Garcelles is an 18-hole championship course located near Caen in Normandy, inaugurated in 1989 adjacent to a magnificent château. The main layout comprises two sections: Le Clos Neuf and Le Bois, forming a par-70 course stretching 5,716 meters with varied and technical routing that presents a genuine challenge accessible to golfers of all levels. The course features a diverse design with varied terrain throughout. Additionally, a 9-hole course called Le Parc has been developed to complement the main layout. The course is situated in the Calvados region approximately 6 kilometers from Caen, offering a picturesque setting within the Normandy landscape. The facility accommodates competitive play through organized tournaments and provides instruction programs for skill development.

Golf Campo Carlo Magno Follow

Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol

Golf Club Madonna di Campiglio at Campo Carlo Magno is a historic 9-hole course located in the Adamello Brenta Natural Park near Madonna di Campiglio in the Trentino region of Italy. Established in 1921 and designed by legendary golfer Henry Cotton, it was the third golf course affiliated with the Italian Golf Federation (1923) and Europe's first course at high altitude. The course offers panoramic views of the UNESCO-recognized Brenta Dolomites, providing exceptional scenery throughout play. The original nine-hole layout has been preserved with modifications including the addition of dual tees to enhance playability. Its mountain setting at elevation creates a distinctive challenge, with the natural alpine terrain and altitude contributing to the course's character. The course remains an important piece of Italian golf history, representing early European golf development in a stunning mountain environment.

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Baden-Württemberg

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Catalunya

Golf can Sant Joan Follow

Catalunya

Golf Sant Joan is an 18-hole, par 72 course located in Rubí, between Sant Cugat del Vallès and Barcelona in Catalonia. Designed by renowned golfer Severiano Ballesteros and opened in 1994, it was the first public golf course in Catalonia. The course was initially developed with a 9-hole practice layout, with the full 18-hole championship course completed in 2004. The course spans approximately 6,046 yards and is managed by the Spanish Golf Federation and Catalan Golf Federation. The layout is notably challenging due to the terrain's natural topography, featuring densely wooded sections with significant elevation changes throughout. The first nine holes are particularly demanding, while the second nine transitions to flatter ground. The course is characterized by tight fairways, unforgiving rough, and numerous ravines rather than water hazards. Wide fairways provide some playability across skill levels, though strategic precision is required. Views of surrounding mountains, including Montserrat, are visible from several holes. Since 2007, the course has undergone substantial improvements including enhanced access roads, buggy paths, water treatment systems, and general amenities to increase accessibility for amateur players. As a public facility open to all licensed golfers, the course remains an important venue for golf development in the Barcelona region and serves the regional and national golf federations' promotional objectives.

Golf Candeleda Follow

Castilla y León

Golf Candeleda is an 18-hole championship course located in the Tiétar Valley near Candeleda, Ávila, Spain, at approximately 400 meters elevation. Designed by three-time world champion Manuel Piñero, the course measures 6,228 meters for men and 5,212 meters for women, with a par of 72. The course is situated in a scenic setting embraced by the Almanzor mountain to the north and bordered by the El Rosarito reservoir. The surrounding landscape is characterized by the warm, colorful terrain known as the "Andalucía of Ávila," offering both sporting challenges and leisure opportunities. Managed by the Candeleda municipal government since 2009 under the supervision of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation (R.F.E.G.), the course provides a challenging yet accessible layout suitable for golfers of varying abilities. The facility features an academy offering instruction for both adults and children, alongside padel courts and additional amenities. The course has hosted various tournaments and maintains an active club community with multiple competitive events throughout the year.

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Québec

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Illes Balears

Golf Cap Malo Follow

Bretagne

Golf Cap Malo is a 9-hole golf course located in Mélesse, approximately 10 minutes from Rennes in Brittany, France. The course spans 21 hectares in a landscaped garden setting with views of water features and the surrounding terrain. Designed to accommodate players of all skill levels, the course offers an accessible yet engaging layout suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers. The facility features a connected practice range equipped with Trackman technology, allowing golfers to analyze their swing data and performance metrics. Beyond the course itself, Golf Cap Malo includes a clubhouse and the Côté Green restaurant, which serves traditional quality cuisine with views overlooking the water features and fairways. The venue hosts various events including senior competitions, women's tournaments, golf initiations, and private functions. FootGolf is also available for those interested in the alternative format of the sport.

Golf Capri Follow

Québec

Located in Saint-Colomban within the Laurentides region of Quebec, the Club de Golf Capri is situated approximately ten minutes from Saint-Jérôme and forty minutes from Montreal. The facility features two distinct courses: an 18-hole layout named Le Dauphin and a 9-hole course called Le Requin. The club caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experts, and has been operating since its founding in 1965. Le Dauphin, originally established as a 9-hole course in 1965 and expanded to 18 holes in 1978, is located near Lac Capri. The course is characterized by numerous sand bunkers and water hazards, requiring precision from its players. It is particularly popular among golfers who prefer walking the course. The 9-hole Le Requin, constructed in 1997, offers a panoramic view typical of the lower Laurentides landscape. This course features elongated shapes where power is a significant advantage, and its greens are marked with two flags to differentiate tee shots for subsequent rounds. The setting provides a rural and peaceful atmosphere, with the courses offering picturesque views of the surrounding landscape. The club provides a practice green, a reception hall for tournaments, a terrace with a bar, and a mobile canteen. Golf lessons and equipment rentals are also available on-site. The facility does not list a specific course architect, but its history highlights a steady expansion over its five decades of operation to accommodate growing demand.

Golf Castillo de Gorraiz Follow

Navarra

Golf Castillo de Gorraiz is an 18-hole championship course set in the Valle de Egüés, just five minutes north of Pamplona in the autonomous community of Navarre. Designed by the American architect Cabell B. Robinson - whose other credits include La Reserva de Sotogrande and Finca Cortesin - the course opened in spring 1995 after construction on a site of around 70 hectares began in 1993. It plays to a par of 72, stretches to approximately 6,300 yards from the back tees, and carries a course rating of 74.1 with a slope of 139. The layout is characterised by wide, undulating fairways set among gently rolling hills, with three sizeable lakes incorporated as strategic hazards throughout the round. One of the course's more distinctive qualities is that the elevated tee positions allow players to see almost the entire length of each hole before playing their shot, which aids course management but also reveals the demands ahead. Six doglegs require considered shot placement off the tee, and the par-3 holes, several of which involve carries over water, play between roughly 150 and 200 yards. The greens are large and notably undulating, requiring careful reading. The par-4 18th, measuring around 450 yards and rated as stroke index 1, is the most demanding hole on the course and provides a stern finish. The course sits within the wider Gorraiz residential urbanisation and is part of a hotel and sports complex that includes indoor and outdoor swimming pools, tennis and paddle tennis courts, and a gym. The surrounding landscape offers views across the Pamplona basin, and the relative absence of mature trees gives the course an open, exposed character that makes wind an occasional factor during play.

Golf Center Albatross Follow

山口県

Golf Center Albatross is a driving range facility located in Kudamatsu, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, at 1-3-7 Shin-kawa. It operates as a two-story structure featuring 60 bays, designed to accommodate a variety of practice needs. The facility allows golfers to use their own clubs, ranging from drivers to irons, with pricing structured around ball usage fees rather than bay rental costs. The range extends up to 300 yards, providing sufficient distance for full-club practice. A clubhouse is available on-site, equipped with vending machines and seating areas for relaxation. Adjacent to the practice area is a golf shop that sells golf balls and other related equipment, while also offering rental services for clubs and gear. Instruction is available through a dedicated golf school program. The facility employs professional instructors, including Kei Inoue and Katsuaki Iwao, as well as in-house instructor Hideji Hikoshima. Lessons are offered in structured packages, such as eight lessons over two months or four lessons over three months, catering to players seeking to improve their swing and technique. The facility is open daily from 9:00 to 22:00, with Thursdays designated as the regular day off, except when a public holiday falls on that day. Membership options are available, including a general membership with an annual fee of 11,000 yen and a junior membership for high school students and younger, which carries an annual fee of 2,200 yen. Members receive discounted ball rates and periodic ball gifts.

Golf Center Des Plaines Follow

IL

Golf Center Des Plaines is a comprehensive golf practice facility located in Des Plaines, Illinois. The facility features an 80-bay automated driving range across three tiers with lighted and heated hitting stations, offering 300 yards of targeted landing area. The centerpiece is a fully lighted, nine-hole par-3 course designed by Rick Jacobson-the only fully illuminated course in the Chicagoland area, allowing play until midnight from May through August. Holes range from 80 to 200 yards and incorporate various hazards including a lake, berms, hills, and prairie grass, providing challenges for golfers of all skill levels. The facility also includes a 1.5-acre short game practice area with two large practice greens, multiple sand bunkers, and chipping and pitching space up to 60 yards away. Nine grass tee stalls are available for outdoor range play. The course is popular for leagues, corporate outings, and special events, with membership options available for unlimited play and practice.

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Bayern

Golf Center Kanzakigawa Golf Course Follow

大阪府