Golf Courses in Jefferson
Jefferson, Indiana has 18 golf courses with an average slope rating of 126 across 8 rated courses. The hardest is Hurstbourne Country Club in Hurstbourne at slope 145. Browse by city below, with full scorecards on every course page.
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Hurstbourne Country Club
Hurstbourne · 18 holes · Par 72
Memorial Park Golf Course
Middletown · 18 holes · Par 70
Royal Hylands Golf Club
Middletown · 18 holes · Par 71
Seneca Golf Course
Louisville · 18 holes · Par 72
Sunrise Golf Course
Madison · 18 holes · Par 72
Tri-County Golf Club
Middletown · 18 holes · Par 72
Valley View Golf Course
Middletown · 18 holes · Par 72
Westwood Golf Club
Middletown · 18 holes · Par 70
Big Spring Country Club
Louisville · 18 holes
Cozy Acres Golf Links
Madison · 9 holes
Glenmary Country Club
Louisville · 18 holes
Horseshoe Bend Golf Course
Middletown · 18 holes
Long Run Golf Course
Louisville · 18 holes
Mini-golf Course
Middletown · 18 holes
Owl Creek Country Club
Anchorage · 18 holes
Quail Chase Golf Course
Louisville · 18 holes
Spring Hills Golf Course
Hanover · 18 holes
Woodhaven Country Club
Louisville · 18 holes
About Golf in Jefferson
Jefferson in Indiana has 18 golf courses. The average slope rating across rated courses in Jefferson is 126, making it a challenging area for golfers. Set up tee time alerts for any course and get notified when your preferred time becomes available. Looking for more options? Browse all courses in Indiana.
Frequently asked questions
How many golf courses are in Jefferson, IN?
Jefferson, Indiana has 18 golf courses in the Stymie directory.
What is the hardest golf course in Jefferson?
Hurstbourne Country Club in Hurstbourne is the hardest golf course in Jefferson with a maximum slope rating of 145. Slope measures difficulty for a bogey golfer — 113 is average, 140+ is very difficult.
What is the average slope rating in Jefferson?
The average slope rating across 8 USGA-rated courses in Jefferson is 126. The US national average is 113.
