golf courses
Where drivers swing
Golf courses are grounds designed and maintained for playing golf, typically featuring 9 or 18 holes across landscaped terrain with fairways, greens, bunkers, and hazards.
The term often implies the entire facility including clubhouse and amenities: The golf course has a nice restaurant.
Course design varies from links-style coastal layouts to wooded inland courses.
- fairwayGroomed golf strip
- bunkersFortified underground chambers
- linksThings that connect
- tee boxDesignated starting area
- birdieOne stroke under par
hole in one · greenskeeper · putting · front nine · eagle · Augusta · pebble beach · par · green · water hazards · bogey · nineteenth hole · club house · swing · caddie · cart path · dogleg · match play
- golfputter, putters, driver, drivers, tee
- public recreationstate parks, national forests, recreation areas, public beaches, public pools
- Moore CountyAberdeen, Carthage, Pinehurst, Robbins, Cameron
- outdoor recreationhiking, camping, fishing, swimming, skiing
- outdoor spacesgardens, park, parks, field, patio
- IrelandDublin, Cork, Irish, leprechaun, Galway
golf courseswilderness areas
Protected undeveloped natural regions
nature preserves · public parks · urban density · wetlands · community gardens
golf coursesskate parks
Recreational areas for wheeled sports
playgrounds · driving ranges · community centers · public pools · public beaches
golf coursesuntamed wilderness
Unmanaged natural terrain
native prairies · old-growth forests · scrubland · marshes · desert
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