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About Course
Bison Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole semi-private golf course situated in Show Low, Arizona. Established in 1961 and designed by architect Jack Snyder, the course features bent grass greens and Alaska bluegrass fairways. The facility offers golfers a driving range and on-site golf school with a teaching professional. Located in the scenic Arizona landscape, Bison Golf and Country Club provides a distinctive golfing experience for players seeking a well-maintained course with professional instruction and practice facilities. The course represents a longstanding golf destination in the Show Low area, maintaining its original design and layout since its construction in the early 1960s.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does Bison Golf And Country Club have?
Bison Golf And Country Club in Show Low, Arizona is a 18-hole golf course.
What are the par and rating at Bison Golf And Country Club?
Bison Golf And Country Club plays to a par of 71, has a course rating of 69.3, carries a slope rating of 120.
Is Bison Golf And Country Club public or private?
Bison Golf And Country Club is a semi-private golf course.
Who designed Bison Golf And Country Club and when did it open?
Bison Golf And Country Club was designed by Jack Snyder (1961) and opened in 1961.
Is Bison Golf And Country Club any good?
Bison Golf And Country Club holds a 5.0-star rating from 3 verified GolfN player reviews.
Can you earn rewards for playing Bison Golf And Country Club?
Yes. Track your round at Bison Golf And Country Club with the free GolfN app and earn points redeemable for real golf gear, sweepstakes entries, and experiences.
