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About Course
Country Club of Johnston County, situated in Smithfield, North Carolina, is a semi-private 18-hole golf course established in 1936. Designed by renowned golf course architect Ellis Maples, the course features Bermuda grass greens and fairways. Golfers can enjoy walking the course and utilize the on-site driving range. The facility also provides access to a teaching professional for those seeking to improve their golf skills. Located in the heart of Johnston County, this historic course offers a traditional golfing experience on a layout that has been serving the local community for decades. Walking is permitted throughout the course.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does Country Club Of Johnston County have?
Country Club Of Johnston County in Smithfield, North Carolina is a 18-hole golf course.
What are the par and rating at Country Club Of Johnston County?
Country Club Of Johnston County plays to a par of 72, has a course rating of 71.8, carries a slope rating of 129.
Is Country Club Of Johnston County public or private?
Country Club Of Johnston County is a semi-private golf course.
Who designed Country Club Of Johnston County and when did it open?
Country Club Of Johnston County was designed by Ellis Maples and opened in 1936.
Is Country Club Of Johnston County any good?
Country Club Of Johnston County holds a 5.0-star rating from 2 verified GolfN player reviews.
Can you earn rewards for playing Country Club Of Johnston County?
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