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Corrientes

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Buenos Aires

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Moravskoslezský kraj

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Québec

Golf Club Metaponto ☆ Follow

Basilicata

Golf Club Metaponto is an 18-hole championship course located in the Metaponto countryside of Basilicata, Italy, designed by architect Marco Croze. The course measures 6,284 meters with a par of 72 and a Slope Rating of 130. It is set within an 80-acre farm that features a mix of citrus groves and olive trees, with the club house housed in a refurbished nineteenth-century Lucanian farmhouse. The layout is described as open with wide fairways and undulating greens, interspersed with bunkers and ponds to provide challenge. The course features notable holes that test various aspects of a golfer's game. The seventh hole is a 450-meter par 5 that plays alongside a large lake bordering the fairway up to the green. The fourteenth hole is a 375-meter par 4 dogleg right, where the second shot is played downhill, with a channel protecting the entrance to the green. The facility also includes a large driving range, a pitching area, and a putting green. Metaponto Golf Club was established in 2000 by Angelo Zella, the president of Riva dei Tessali, the oldest golf club in Southern Italy. The club has a history of hosting the Italian Tessali Metaponto Open of Puglia and Basilicata, a significant sporting event in the region. The setting combines sport with the natural landscape of the Lucanian farm, offering a distinct environment for play.

Golf Club Milano ☆ Follow

Lombardia

Golf Club Milano is a prestigious 27-hole golf course located within the Parco Reale di Monza, one of Europe's largest historic parks. Founded on May 8, 1928, the club was designed by James Peter Gannon with Cecil Blandford overseeing initial construction. The course originally opened with 9 holes, expanded to 18 in 1933, and reached its current 27-hole configuration in 1958 under designer Giulio Cavalsani. The three courses span approximately 100 hectares within the park's majestic woodland setting, seamlessly integrated into the natural landscape and biodiversity. The clubhouse, completed in 1958, is considered one of Europe's finest, designed by architects Vietti and Buzzi. Golf Club Milano has hosted numerous national and international championships, most notably nine editions of the Open d'Italia (1951, 1952, 1956, 1981, 1984, 1990, 2015, 2016, and 2017). The course serves as an exclusive home for members and visiting golfers who respect the club's etiquette and traditions. Its distinctive character derives from the historic Monza Park setting, offering a challenging yet refined golfing experience in one of Italy's most celebrated golf destinations.

Golf Club Mirabell ☆ Follow

Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol

Golf Club Mirabell is a 3-hole practice course located in Olang in the Dolomites region of South Tyrol, Italy. The facility features a driving range with ten mat tees (six covered), five target greens at distances up to 150 meters, a 700-square-meter putting green with both flat and undulating surfaces, and a chipping green with bunker situations. The three par holes range from 120 to 190 meters and cater to both beginners and advanced players, offering varying difficulty levels. The course is set against a dramatic Dolomite panorama and includes natural features such as a small stream that runs through the property. Designed as a private practice facility, it provides an ideal environment for developing individual aspects of the game without distraction. The associated Golf Club Mirabell, founded in 2002 and a member of the Italian Golf Federation, offers comprehensive instruction through PGA-certified professionals, various membership options including distance memberships, and organizes regular tournaments. The facility serves hotel guests, local members, and distance members from across Europe.

Golf Club Molino del Pero ☆ Follow

Emilia-Romagna 2 upcoming events

Golf Club Molino del Pero is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Bologna, Italy. The course is set within a picturesque landscape that reflects the natural beauty of the Emilia-Romagna region, featuring varied terrain that combines parkland elements with strategic water features. The course presents a balanced challenge suitable for golfers of different skill levels, with carefully designed holes that incorporate the natural topography of the area. The layout emphasizes strategic shot-making, requiring players to navigate through tree-lined fairways and manage approach shots to well-positioned greens. Key characteristics include the integration of water hazards throughout the course and the use of natural vegetation to frame playing corridors. The design takes advantage of the local landscape's elevation changes, creating interesting vistas and varied playing conditions across the eighteen holes. As a championship-length facility in the Bologna area, Golf Club Molino del Pero serves as a venue for competitive play and club events, accommodating both recreational and serious golfers. The course design encourages strategic play while maintaining accessibility for members across the skill spectrum.

Golf Club Molitorov u Prahy ☆ Follow

Středočeský kraj

Golf Club Molitorov u Prahy is located 25 kilometers southeast of Prague near the historic town of Kouřim in the Polabí region. The 18-hole course features two distinct nines: the front nine winds through a local cherry orchard with short, technically challenging holes and longer holes requiring substantial distance from tee to green. The back nine occupies flat terrain characterized by length and strategic hazards in the landing zones of opening shots. The course is set in the typical flat Polabí lowlands with scattered trees and windbreaks defining the landscape. The terrain provides open views across the countryside, including the distinctive Kouřim water tower. The layout is described as welcoming to both experienced and beginning golfers, with relatively wide fairways. The greens are maintained to championship standards year-round. Beyond the course, the facility offers accommodation, a restaurant with bar, sauna, and hosts various tournaments including the Molíčko Tour competition series.

Golf Club Monferrato ☆ Follow

Piemonte

Golf Club Monferrato is a 9-hole golf course located at the entrance of the Monferrato hills in the Po valley region, situated within a UNESCO World Heritage area. The course features a harmonious design set within a protected natural environment characterized by pristine flora and fauna. The layout comprises nine scenic holes with varied characteristics, officially recognized by the Italian Golf Federation (Federazione Italiana Golf). The holes display technical interest and heterogeneity, with individual holes named after local landmarks and features. The course offers par-3, par-4, and par-5 options across its layout. The facility includes a practice area with 15 tees (6 covered), a putting green, and a pitching green. The elegant clubhouse overlooks a panoramic terrace, providing views of the surrounding landscape and sunset vistas. The course is set in a natural, undisturbed environment that emphasizes the region's cultural heritage and local traditions. Professional instruction is available through PGA-certified instructors, and the course accommodates golfers through individual lessons and introductory programs for newcomers.

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Emilia-Romagna

Golf Club Monticello ☆ Follow

Lombardia 2 upcoming events

The Red Course at Golf Club Monticello is a 6,410-meter, par-72 layout that has consistently ranked among the top courses in Italy. It has hosted seven editions of the Italian Open, with a winning record that includes Billy Casper, Sandy Lyle, and Greg Norman. The course is known for its technical demands and strategic complexity. The opening hole is a straightforward par-4, but the fairway splits into distinct landing zones, while the green is divided by a steep step that often complicates putting. The second hole is a delicate par-4 where a hidden stream on the left and a dense grove of trees on the right leave no margin for error. The front nine features a mix of long par-5s and challenging par-4s. Hole four is a difficult par-5 with a pronounced dogleg right, where players must avoid the tall trees on the right side and the bunkers on the left. The fifth hole is a delicate par-4 with a bean-shaped, shallow green, where staying left on the fairway is crucial. Hole six is a short but tricky par-4 where a lake runs along the left side for the first 220 meters, and a small plateau green makes approach shots difficult. The seventh hole is a long par-3, considered one of the most difficult in Italy, with a green protected by water that catches any ball landing on the hard, sloping terrain to the left. The back nine continues the challenge with water hazards and narrow fairways. Hole nine is a technical par-5 where a drive too far right results in being blocked by trees, while a large lake on the right side of the green is hard to see from distance. Hole eleven is a par-5 cut by a stream, with a narrow fairway that punishes inaccurate drives with water on the right and thick rough on the left. The course also features a Blue Course, described as a parkland layout that offers a different technical challenge. The Blue Course includes a long par-4 second hole with a fairway lined by large cypress trees, and a difficult par-3 eighth hole with a shallow, bunker-protected green. The facility includes a practice area managed by the Eagle Golf Academy, which has been used by professional players such as Matteo Manassero. The courses are located near Milan and Lake Como, offering a setting that combines natural landscape with rigorous golf design. The Red Course remains the primary venue for major tournaments, while the Blue Course provides a technical alternative for players of varying abilities.

Golf Club Montreux ☆ Follow

Vaud

Golf Club Montreux is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, located in Aigle near Lake Léman in Switzerland. Founded in 1900 and renovated in 2005 by renowned architect Ronald Fream, the course spans 6,171 meters across partially undulating fairways. The layout features majestic trees and strategically positioned water hazards that characterize the design. High maintenance standards ensure fast, consistent greens. The course benefits from a temperate microclimate, allowing year-round play. Its distinctive setting offers spectacular alpine views of the surrounding Swiss mountains, creating a visually striking backdrop for play. The combination of classic design elements and natural landscape features has established it as a venue for high-level amateur tournaments held annually. The course presents moderate to challenging conditions, with its undulating terrain and water features providing strategic complexity. The maintained quality of the course infrastructure and greens reflects the club's commitment to championship-level standards, making it a notable golf destination in the region.

Golf Club Munster e.V. ☆ Follow

Niedersachsen

Golf Club Munster e.V. is a 9-hole golf course founded in 1962, located in Munster, Germany. The course features 18 tee positions across its nine holes, providing variety for players of different skill levels. The club maintains an active membership program with full membership available at €40 per month, and offers guest play through greenfee arrangements. The course includes dining facilities and has partnerships with other clubs. The layout accommodates diverse player categories with dedicated play days: Fridays are designated for women players starting at noon, Wednesdays are reserved for seniors from 11:00 to 16:00, and scheduled men's play days with reserved tee times. The course implements specific rules regarding equipment use, such as restricting trolleys and carts to carry bags during frost conditions to protect the turf. Golf Club Munster e.V. offers a platzreife (course proficiency) program in cooperation with the Bundeswehr (German armed forces), making golf instruction accessible to the community. The club maintains course rules and safety guidelines published on their website to ensure proper maintenance and safe play for all members and guests.

Golf Club Münsterland e. V. ☆ Follow

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golf Club Münsterland e.V. is a nine-hole golf course located in the princely Bagno-Park in Steinfurt, Germany. Founded in 1950, it represents the origins of golf sport in the Münsterland region. The course is set within a picturesque landscape featuring mature trees and old woodland. The layout comprises nine holes that appear relatively straightforward for beginners but present considerable challenges for experienced golfers. The course is characterized by numerous water hazards, strategically positioned bunkers, and tree-lined fairways that significantly narrow the playing corridors. Green complexes are carefully designed to test shot-making ability. Members and visitors can enjoy the club's exceptional terrace, considered among the finest in the Münsterland area, offering unobstructed views of holes 1 and 9. The clubhouse features an on-site restaurant, Nossa Terra, offering Portuguese cuisine. The club maintains an active tournament calendar and offers instruction through certified golf professionals. Course maintenance follows DGV regulations and includes detailed course handicap information for players.

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Steiermark

Golf Club Na Vrších ☆ Follow

Královéhradecký kraj 2 upcoming events

Golf Club Hradec Králové Na Vrších is located in the Hradec Králové region and features a 9-hole championship course alongside a 6-hole academy course. The club is situated in a scenic landscape setting with notable views across the countryside, offering an attractive natural environment for play. The course is characterized by challenging water hazards and out-of-bounds features that appear throughout the layout, with several holes playing adjacent to or over water. This element contributes to the course's difficulty level, making it strategically demanding despite its relatively compact design. As a full member of the Czech Golf Federation, the club provides comprehensive facilities beyond the courses, including professional instruction from experienced coaches, group training programs for both youth and adults, and a complete practice and training complex. The facility operates as both a recreational and competitive venue, welcoming golfers of all skill levels from beginners to experienced players. The clubhouse offers refreshment facilities positioned at regular intervals throughout the course, enhancing the overall playing experience in what players describe as an attractive and welcoming environment.

Golf Club Naba Gninbolbo ☆ Follow

Kadiogo

Golf Club Narita High Tree ☆ Follow

千葉県

Golf Club Narita High Tree is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Taga, Katori District, Chiba Prefecture. Designed by Akio Ishii, the layout spans 300,000 tsubo (approximately 100 hectares) and opened in April 1978. The course measures 6,943 yards from the back tees and features a two-green system utilizing both Bentgrass and Korean Bentgrass. The design aims to provide a spacious environment where players can enjoy the game in a relaxed setting. The course offers a variety of tee box options to accommodate different skill levels, with course ratings ranging from 63.7 to 73.1 for men and 68.8 to 80.2 for women depending on the tee and grass type. The expansive 300,000 tsubo site allows for a layout that emphasizes the joy and power of golf. The facility operates under an anonymous partnership system, where members collectively own and manage the club through a transparent governance structure. Ishii’s design integrates the natural terrain of the Chiba landscape into the routing. The use of two different grass types for the greens adds a layer of strategic complexity to putting surfaces. The club’s philosophy centers on fostering camaraderie among members and promoting the sport, creating a social atmosphere that extends beyond the fairways. The course remains a staple in the local golfing community, maintaining its original character since its completion in 1977.

Golf Club Neuhof ☆ Follow

Hessen 1 upcoming event

Golf Club Neuhof is a 27-hole championship golf facility located in Dreieich within the Frankfurt Rhine-Main metropolitan region. Founded in 1984, the club features three courses: the 18-hole Parkland Course set in beautiful parkland landscape, the 9-hole Skyline Course offering views of Frankfurt's skyline, and a 6-hole short course for pitch practice. As a member of Leading Golf Clubs Germany, the facility is recognized for its exceptional maintenance standards and integration with natural surroundings. The club hosts regional, national, and international tournaments, accommodating competitive play at the highest levels. The extensive practice facilities include a TrackMan Range, driving range, and indoor golf arena. The club operates as a non-profit member association since its founding and emphasizes golf enjoyment across all skill levels. Situated on the historic Hofgut Neuhof estate, the facility combines premium course architecture with diverse dining options, creating an experience that balances sporting excellence with environmental stewardship.

Golf Club Neusiedlersee-Donnerskirchen ☆ Follow

Burgenland

Golf Club Nimes Campagne ☆ Follow

Occitanie

Golf Club de Campagne is an 18-hole championship course located in Nîmes, France, situated on a vast, wooded estate of oak trees with rolling terrain. Designed in 1967 by renowned architects Léonard Morandi and Donald Harradine, the course has hosted numerous prestigious champions including Greg Norman, Nick Faldo, Bernhard Langer, Ian Woosnam, and José María Olazábal. The course underwent significant renovation in 2023, overseen by Alessandro Reyes, the master course architect for European Ryder Cup events. The club is member-managed and operates as an association, centered around the historic White Home building. Additional facilities include a 6-hole pitch and putt course, practice area, two putting greens, tennis courts, and a swimming pool. The course is characterized by its scenic, natural setting within the oak-forested domain and represents one of France's notable golf destinations.

Golf Club of Avon ☆ Follow

CT

Golf Club of Avon is a private country club nestled in Connecticut's Farmington Valley, founded in 1925. The facility has evolved from its original 9-hole layout to offer 27 holes of golf designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. Located at 160 Country Club Road in Avon, Connecticut, the course provides a classic club experience within a scenic valley setting. Beyond golf, the club operates as a full-service country club with extensive recreational amenities. Members and guests can access a racquet center featuring eight Har-Tru tennis courts, four pickleball courts, and three paddle tennis courts. The aquatic facility includes a heated swimming pool with zero-entry level access and a separate diving well. The club maintains a strong tradition of family-oriented activities and serves as a venue for golf outings, tournaments, and social events including weddings and banquets. With on-site dining facilities utilizing fresh local ingredients, Golf Club of Avon functions as a comprehensive recreational and social destination for its membership community.

Golf Club of Dublin ☆ Follow

OH

The Golf Club of Dublin is an 18-hole public golf course located in Dublin, Ohio, near Columbus. Designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, the course opened in 2002 and plays to 7,021 yards with a par of 72. The course rating is 72.1 with a slope rating of 126. It is situated in the Ballantrae residential community, a 640-acre neighborhood with a Tudor-style clubhouse reflecting an Irish theme. The course features a links-style design with fescue turf, stacked stone walls, over 70 hand-stacked sod-face bunkers, and water detention areas on nearly every hole. The greens are notably large, square-shaped, and fast, while fairways are generous enough for casual golfers but flanked by hazards and bunkers that challenge lower-handicap players. The setting emphasizes a natural links golf experience uncommon in the Midwest. The facility serves as a public daily-fee course managed by KemperSports Management. It includes an onsite driving range with four practice tees and has become recognized as a well-maintained public option in the Columbus area golf market.