Golf Courses

Arrowhead Meadows Golf Course ☆ Follow

MT

Arrowhead Meadows Golf Course is a 9-hole municipal course located just south of White Sulphur Springs, Montana in the beautiful Smith River Valley. The course was completed in 1989. The course features 3442 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. Designed by Shirley Carter, the layout is characterized by small greens that make the course a challenge to low handicappers, while offering beginning golfers an uncrowded course in a rural setting. The Big Belt Mountains and the Castle Mountains border the valley on the west and east. The course offers amenities including cart rentals and a PGA certified golf professional for lessons. Tournaments held throughout the season include a Spring Tournament in June, Branding Iron Tournament in July, Inconvenience Store Tournament in August, and Fall Club Championship Tournament in September.

Arrowhead Pointe ☆ Follow

GA

Arrowhead Pointe Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course designed by Bob Walker in 2001, located within Richard B. Russell State Park near Elberton, Georgia. The course measures 6,800 yards with a par of 72, a rating of 72.3, and a slope of 133. Set in the Northeast Georgia mountains, the course offers a secluded setting free from typical distractions. Ten of the eighteen holes skirt the shoreline of Lake Richard B. Russell, providing scenic views throughout the round. The course features elevation changes, doglegs, strategically placed bunkers, and Tifeagle Bermuda greens with subtle breaks that demand precision play. While water features are present, they do not heavily impact play on most holes. The elevation and design challenge golfers to use their full arsenal of clubs. The facility includes a renovated café and golf shop with multiple vendors. Arrowhead Pointe has received significant recognition, including ranking 16th among Georgia courses by GOLFPASS Golfers' Choice 2021 and appearing in TravelGolf.com's Top 10 Georgia courses, being the only public course on that elite list.

Arrowood Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

Arrowood Golf Course is a par-71, 6,721-yard layout designed by prominent architect Ted Robinson Jr., located in Oceanside, California, adjacent to Camp Pendleton and approximately 35 miles north of San Diego. Situated on a scenic hilltop overlooking the San Luis Rey Valley, the course sits about 10 miles from the coastline. The course features naturally undeveloped riparian habitat bordering many holes, creating a sense of natural seclusion while maintaining open, unconfined aesthetics. The greens blend Poa annua and Bermuda grass, maintained firm and fast at 10-11 on the stimpmeter. Four sets of tees accommodate all skill levels, and variable ocean breezes add difficulty throughout the day, particularly affecting the final four holes known as "The Quandary." The Quandary-holes 15-18-presents the course's most challenging stretch. Hole 15 (Par 3, 187 yards) features a two-tier green with four bunkers. Hole 16 (Par 4, 465 yards) is the longest par four with water hazards flanking an island green. Hole 17 (Par 4, 401 yards) requires an extra club to reach its undulating, elevated green. Hole 18 (Par 4, 395 yards) serves as a finishing hole with water hazards and strategic bunker placement.

Arrowsmith Golf ☆ Follow

British Columbia 1 upcoming event

Arrowtown Golf Course ☆ Follow

Otago 1 upcoming event

Arrowtown Golf Club is located 20 minutes east of Queenstown in one of New Zealand's most scenic and historic settings. Ranked among the top 10 courses in New Zealand and featured on Golf.com's "Short and Sweet" list of top 25 short courses worldwide, it offers a distinctive golfing experience. Nicknamed "Narrowtown" for its challenging narrow fairways, the course tests golfers' skills while providing stunning mountain backdrop views from every hole. Each hole features distinct character and varied challenges, making the course diverse despite its short length. The landscape is defined by towering trees and historic stone cottage ruins from Arrowtown's pioneer era, adding character to the playing experience. The terrain presents a natural test that attracts golfers internationally. The course operates year-round and welcomes green-fee players, with equipment hire available including golf clubs, trundlers, and electric carts.

Arroyito Country Club ☆ Follow

Neuquén

Arroyito Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Neuquén, Argentina, situated approximately 50 kilometers west of the city of Neuquén along Ruta Nacional 22. The course holds the distinction of being the first 18-hole facility in the Patagonia region and the most southern in South America. Its development was a gradual process spanning several decades, beginning with a three-hole layout in 1972 and expanding incrementally. The final nine holes were completed in 1994, allowing the club to receive official homologation from the Asociación Argentina de Golf. The course layout measures 6,274 yards from the gentlemen's tees. The history of the course is deeply tied to the Pagano family, who introduced golf to the Neuquén province in 1970. After initial practices at the Polo Club, the sport moved to Arroyito, where Hugo Crexell had developed a small urbanization that included the first three holes. Following periods of abandonment due to flooding from the Rio Limay in 1979 and 1981, and a subsequent migration of members to Comahue Golf Club, Dr. Aldo Robiglio and Ing. Daniel A. Tappatá revitalized the project. They purchased the land and expanded the layout, eventually acquiring the land between the course and the Villa de Arroyito to complete the full 18-hole configuration. The terrain presents various challenges for the average player, with the course description noting that the length alone does not fully indicate the difficulty. The layout is divided into specific sections, with the first nine holes historically referred to as the "lower holes" or "hoyos de abajo," constructed between 1982 and 1985. The course is set within a 55-hectare property, offering a distinct setting in the southern Patagonian landscape.

Arroyo Del Oso Golf Course ☆ Follow

NM

Nestled in Bear Canyon Arroyo in Northeast Albuquerque, Arroyo del Oso Golf Course is a 27-hole layout noted for its interesting topography. The course takes advantage of the natural terrain and arroyo setting, creating a distinctive playing experience characterized by the undulating landscape of the Bear Canyon area. The course offers both 9-hole and 18-hole scorecard options, providing flexibility for golfers of varying skill levels and time commitments. The terrain and elevation changes throughout the course present moderate difficulty, with the natural arroyo environment serving as a defining feature of the design. The course's integration with the Bear Canyon landscape creates scenic views and challenges typical of desert golf in the Albuquerque region.

Arroyo Fairways Mobile Home Club ☆ Follow

CA

Arroyo Golf Club ☆ Follow

NV

Arroyo Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course designed by Arnold Palmer, located in Summerlin, Las Vegas, nestled between Red Rock Canyon and the Red Rock Country Club. The course winds seamlessly through rugged desert terrain, offering a striking contrast between meticulously maintained fairways and the dramatic natural landscape surrounding it. The setting provides panoramic views of the Las Vegas skyline, particularly notable from hole #7, which overlooks the city. The course is designed to challenge both beginner and advanced golfers, with the varied terrain and desert setting presenting natural difficulty. Positioned in the master-planned community of Summerlin, it offers a tranquil golfing environment while remaining accessible to Las Vegas entertainment. The proximity to Red Rock Canyon, one of the region's most notable natural landmarks, creates a distinctive setting. Nevada's year-round favorable weather makes it suitable for golf throughout the seasons, combining the appeal of a peaceful, nature-focused course experience with convenient access to urban amenities.

Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club‎ ☆ Follow

CA

Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club is an 18-hole championship-length public-access daily fee golf course located in Mission Viejo, California. Designed by PGA Tour professional Tom Lehman and local architect Casey O'Callaghan, the course features a par 72 layout with 7,011 yards. The course is situated on a scenic California ranch setting and serves as a versatile venue for golf, tournaments, and special events including weddings. The facility includes a full practice area and on-site dining at O'Neill's Bar & Grill, which offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner service. The clubhouse provides tournament facilities and instruction programs through its instructional staff. Notable for hosting significant golf events, the course has been recognized in relation to the PGA Championship. The combination of Lehman's professional design expertise and O'Callaghan's local knowledge creates a championship-caliber course that appeals to golfers of varying skill levels. The club maintains both daily fee and membership options, positioning itself as an accessible yet quality golfing destination in Orange County.

Arsanières Gignod ☆ Follow

Valle d'Aosta / Vallée d'Aoste

Situated at an altitude of 1,050 meters in the Valle d'Aosta, the Golf Club Arsanières Aosta is a nine-hole mountain course located in the Saint Bernard Valley. The layout spans approximately two kilometers, winding along a balcony surrounded by mountain woods and offering views of some of Europe's highest peaks. The club leverages a unique microclimate that allows for play for nearly nine months of the year, characterized by mild winters and cool summers. The course is designed to accommodate a wide range of players, from beginners to professionals, within a family-oriented environment. The terrain and setting provide a distinct mountain golfing experience, distinct from traditional links or parkland courses. The club focuses on providing accessible golf services and social membership opportunities, with handicap tables and fee structures available to members. The course remains a specialized destination for golfers seeking to play in the Alpine region during the extended warm season.

Arscott Golf Club ☆ Follow

Shropshire 1 upcoming event

Arscott Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 70 parkland course measuring around 6,218 to 6,232 yards, located at Pontesbury near Shrewsbury in Shropshire, on the edge of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The course was the creation of farmer Martin Hamer, whose family had farmed the Arscott land since 1880. Inspired by his admiration for courses such as Augusta and Wentworth, Hamer converted 120 acres of arable and pasture land into a golf course, with the club opening in August 1992. No professional designer is credited; the layout was conceived and developed by Hamer himself, with a grant from the Forestry Commission used to plant additional trees that have since become a defining feature of the course. The club transitioned to member ownership in 2018 under a 25-year lease. The course occupies land with an unusually layered industrial history. Old oak and beech trees line many holes, while copses of trees mark the former pitmounds of the local coal mining industry. Large pools on the 17th and 18th holes are the legacy of clay extraction carried out over a century ago to supply brickworks in nearby Cruckmeole and Hanwood. These pools now function as significant water hazards, and water comes into play across the closing stretch of holes. Views from the course extend across the surrounding Shropshire countryside and towards Pontesford Hill. The course has a course rating of 71.4 and a slope rating of 136, indicating a meaningful challenge relative to its par. The signature finishing hole is the par four 18th, which requires a carry over water to a raised green guarded by a pond and a silver birch tree, and is widely regarded as one of the more demanding closing holes in the county. The dogleg fourth is also notable, where longer hitters can attempt to drive over the former pitmound copse. The club hosts county-level competitions including Shropshire Ladies Golf Association events.

Arsenal Golf Club ☆ Follow

Imo

Arsenal Island Golf Course ☆ Follow

IL

Årsta Golf ☆ Follow

Stockholms län

Årsta Golf is a training facility located just 5 minutes from Stockholm City center, specializing in golf instruction and practice rather than a full championship course. The facility features a 9-hole short course suitable for players of all levels, from beginners to experienced golfers, designed to help improve technique and game comprehension. The main attraction is an illuminated driving range with three large target greens strategically positioned to simulate course conditions, allowing players to practice as they would during actual play. The range operates year-round with heated covered bays during winter months. Årsta Golf also offers professional instruction through the Daniel Bäck Golf Academy and Easy Golf programs, equipment services including grip replacement and club adjustments, and a pro shop. The facility prioritizes quality practice conditions with well-maintained hitting surfaces and competitive pricing. Membership options are available, with annual passes starting from 995 kr, making it an accessible training destination for Stockholm golfers of varying abilities.

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千葉県

Art Lake GC ☆ Follow

豊能郡

Art Lake Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Nose, Toyono District, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Tazo Kawada and opened in September 1991, the course sits on a 1,360,000 square meter site. The layout is divided into an Out Course and an In Course, both playing to a total par of 72. The Out Course measures 3,501 yards from the back tees, while the In Course extends to 3,655 yards from the back tees, creating a full course length of 7,156 yards. The course is characterized by its integration with Japanese garden aesthetics and expansive natural landscapes. The Out Course features a mix of uphill and downhill holes, with significant elevation changes on several par-5s. The 7th hole, a 562-yard par-5 from the back tees, plays to a steeply downhill green, requiring precise shot-making. The 9th hole is a downhill par-4 that plays over water off the tee. The In Course presents a challenging sequence of holes, including the 11th, a 598-yard par-5 that demands a careful drive to avoid a right-side slope and water. The 18th hole is a signature par-4 featuring a pond and waterfall directly in front of the tee box, leading to a two-tiered green that requires careful club selection based on pin placement. Art Lake Golf Club has a history of hosting regional and national amateur tournaments. It hosted the qualifying round of the 75th Kansa Open in 2009 and the final round of the Kinki Open in 2013. The course also hosted the Osaka Women's Open in 2017 and the Kansai Student (Women's Student) Championship final in 2021. The facility is owned by Marumatsu Koshan Co., Ltd., and is a member of the Japan Golf Association (JGA) and the Kansai Golf Union (KGU).

Artesia Country Club ☆ Follow

NM

Arthur B. Sim Golf Course ☆ Follow

KS

Arthur B. Sim Golf Course is a scenic par-71 course located in central Wichita, Kansas, nestled in the bend of the Arkansas River within the Museum District. The course spans 6,330 yards and features a straightforward layout with tree-lined fairways leading to well-bunkered greens. Set against the backdrop of downtown Wichita, the course offers natural beauty through its riverside setting and established landscape. The design provides an accessible yet challenging experience for golfers of varying skill levels, with multiple tee options including blue, white, gold, and red tees accommodating different handicaps. A full-service pro shop provides equipment, apparel from major brands, professional fitting services, and in-house repairs. The facility is ADA accessible and includes concession stands, restrooms, and parking. Arthur B. Sim has been a popular destination for generations of Wichita golfers seeking a well-maintained municipal course with scenic views and solid course conditioning.

Arthur Hills ☆ Follow

MI

Arthur Hills Championship Course ☆ Follow

NJ

Arthur Hills Golf Course ☆ Follow

MO

Arthur Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course located just outside Mexico, Missouri, off Highway 22 West. The course features bent grass greens and newly maintained Zoysia grass fairways, with a par 71 layout. Four sets of tees accommodate players of all skill levels, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced golfers. The facility includes a full-service driving range, putting green, and a newly constructed clubhouse with a snack bar. While primarily a public venue, Arthur Hills offers annual memberships with benefits including cart storage sheds for members' personal equipment. The course serves as a venue for tournaments and special events, with flexible event pricing options available. The relatively moderate par 71 rating suggests a course designed for playability without excessive difficulty, appealing to a broad range of golfers in the central Missouri region.

Arthur Hills Golf Course ☆ Follow

PR

The course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout set on rolling hills with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the El Yunque Rain Forest, designed by world-renowned golf architect Arthur Hills. The course features elevation changes of more than 200 vertical feet that follow the contours of the natural landscape. Established in 1993, the course presents a challenging yet playable design. The signature opening hole is a 395-yard par 4 with the tee box located at the highest point on the property, affording expansive views across Puerto Rico's lush eastern side of the island. The 9th hole is a slightly uphill par three at 188 yards, with the green protected by a pond on the left and a pair of bunkers short right. The course presents constant trade winds and elevation changes that make it both pleasurable and challenging.

Artland Golfclub ☆ Follow

Niedersachsen

Artland Golfclub is located in Ankum near Osnabrück in Germany. The course is situated in a quiet, rural setting with no nearby traffic noise from vehicles or aircraft. It features well-maintained fairways, bunkers, and greens with clear signage throughout. The layout includes varied hole designs with broad fairways suitable for different skill levels. Reviews describe the course as challenging yet fair, with good spacing between tee boxes. The facility offers 10 golf carts equipped with integrated GPS systems to track remaining distance to the green. The course has undergone recent construction work on the playing holes, which has been completed. Artland Golfclub provides comprehensive golf instruction through PGA-certified professionals and offers official Deutsche Golf Verband course certification programs. The club features a restaurant, accommodation options on-site including motorhome facilities, and regularly hosts tournaments. The facility caters to various membership categories and welcomes day visitors with competitive green fee rates.