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Greek Mainland

There are just four courses situated in this vast region, the most prestigious course is that of the Donald Harradine's Glyfada which was the venue for the World Cup of Golf tournament in 1979. The course is situated 13 km from the south of the Athens city center. In the northwest, and not that far away from Thessalonica located, is Thessalonica, which is Olive Grove course located at Porto Carras Resort. Porto Carras Resort and the layout that was originally 9 holes was upgraded to an 18-hole course in 2003.

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  1. Costa Navarino (Dunes)

    Greek Mainland, Greece

    In 2010, the Dunes course was the inaugural signature 18-hole layout to open in Greece, the first of several intended courses to be constructed at the spectacular new Costa Navarino resort.

  2. Stretching out across 375 acres of rugged terrain, the International Olympic Academy course and the Hills course at Costa Navarino offer panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the historic Bay of Navarino in Messenia.

  3. Costa Navarino (Bay)

    Greek Mainland, Greece

    Situated six miles to the south of the Dunes course, the Bay course at Costa Navarino opened at the end of 2011, shortly after its older sibling made its debut.

  4. Costa Navarino (Hills)

    Greek Mainland, Greece

    The first 18-hole course to appear at the Costa Navarino resort was the Dunes in 2010, designed by Bernhard Langer in collaboration with Ross McMurray of European Golf Design. A year later, the Robert Trent Jones Junior-designed Bay course opened for play in nearby Navarino Bay, located ten kilometres south of the main resort.

  5. Porto Carras (Olive Grove)

    Greek Mainland, Greece

    Originally designed by Geoff Cornish and Bill Robinson, the course at Porto Carras was renamed "Olive Grove" and given a total makeover and extended to eighteen holes in 2002.

  6. Glyfada Golf

    Greek Mainland, Greece

    Located on a compact 125-acre site next to the old Athens airport, Glyfada Golf Club of Athens was founded in 1966 with members playing on an 18-hole parkland course designed by Donald Harradine.