Jefferson Country Club Golf Course
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Jefferson Country Club Golf Course

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About Jefferson Country Club Golf Course

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Jefferson County, Jefferson Country Club Golf Course offers a semi-private golfing experience that invites players to improve their game in a tranquil setting. This 9-hole layout features a mix of gently rolling terrain and strategically placed hazards, providing both challenge and enjoyment for golfers of all skill levels. The course is designed to foster a sense of community, where every round played becomes a cherished memory.

With its well-maintained greens and picturesque views, Jefferson Country Club embodies a welcoming atmosphere that encourages camaraderie and a love for the game. Whether walking the course or riding in a cart, players will find themselves immersed in a peaceful environment that enhances their golfing experience.

The course was designed by Bill Amick.

History & Design

Bill Amick
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Green Fees

Fee TypePrice
/ FOR 18 HOLES with Cart$18 – $35
9 Holes with Cart Walking 9 Holes Weekend Rates: - 18 with Cart, - 9 with Cart, - Walking 9 Holes$12 – $22

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Course Design

Architect & designers

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Bill AmickDesigner

William Walker “Bill” Amick (born June 16, 1932, Scipio, Indiana) established his own golf course architecture practice…