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About Course
Turner Highlands Golf Course is a public 18-hole golf course located in Turner, Maine, United States. Established in 1910 and redesigned by architect Dick Nugent in 1997, the course features greens and fairways composed of Bent and Poa Annua grass. Walking is permitted for players. The facility offers additional amenities including a driving range and golf school with professional instruction available. Situated in the northeastern United States, Turner Highlands provides golfers with a traditional public course experience in the Maine landscape, maintaining its historical roots while offering modern golfing infrastructure and learning opportunities for players of various skill levels.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does Turner Highlands Golf Course have?
Turner Highlands Golf Course in Turner, Maine is a 18-hole golf course.
What are the par and rating at Turner Highlands Golf Course?
Turner Highlands Golf Course plays to a par of 68, has a course rating of 69.1, carries a slope rating of 120.
Is Turner Highlands Golf Course public or private?
Turner Highlands Golf Course is a public golf course.
Who designed Turner Highlands Golf Course and when did it open?
Turner Highlands Golf Course was designed by Dick Nugent (1997) and opened in 1910.
Is Turner Highlands Golf Course any good?
Turner Highlands Golf Course holds a 5.0-star rating from 1 verified GolfN player review.
Can you earn rewards for playing Turner Highlands Golf Course?
Yes. Track your round at Turner Highlands Golf Course with the free GolfN app and earn points redeemable for real golf gear, sweepstakes entries, and experiences.
