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About Course
Jefferson Park Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course located in Washington, United States. Established in 1915 and designed by architect Tom Bendelow, the course features a terrain characterized by hills that contribute to its moderate challenge and walking difficulty. The layout offers golfers an interesting topographical experience with elevation changes that add complexity to play. Facilities at the course include a driving range and golf school, with teaching professionals available on-site. Walking is permitted for players, allowing a traditional golf experience across the course's historic landscape. The course maintains playable conditions with appropriately maintained hole lengths.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does 18-Jefferson Park Golf Club have?
18-Jefferson Park Golf Club in Seattle, Washington is a 18-hole golf course.
Is 18-Jefferson Park Golf Club public or private?
18-Jefferson Park Golf Club is a public golf course.
Who designed 18-Jefferson Park Golf Club and when did it open?
18-Jefferson Park Golf Club was designed by Tom Bendelow (1915) and opened in 1915.
What's the average score at 18-Jefferson Park Golf Club?
GolfN players average 66.6 at 18-Jefferson Park Golf Club, based on 13 verified rounds tracked in the app.
Is 18-Jefferson Park Golf Club any good?
18-Jefferson Park Golf Club holds a 4.4-star rating from 10 verified GolfN player reviews.
Can you earn rewards for playing 18-Jefferson Park Golf Club?
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