Golf Courses in Alamance County
Alamance County, North Carolina has 12 golf courses with an average slope rating of 129 across 3 rated courses. The hardest is Alamance Country Club in Burlington at slope 135. Browse by city below, with scorecards and rating data where available.
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All Courses in Alamance County
Alamance Country Club
Burlington · 18 holes · Par 71
Mill Creek Golf Club
Mebane · 18 holes · Par 72
Southwick Golf Course
Graham · 18 holes · Par 70
1st Tee
Burlington · 18 holes
Arrowhead Golf Club
Mebane · 18 holes
Challenge at Hideaway Farms
Graham · 18 holes
Quarry Hills Country Club
Graham · 18 holes
Shamrock Golf Club
Burlington · 18 holes
Shillelagh Golf Course
Burlington · 18 holes
Sourwood Forest Golf Course
Snow Camp · 18 holes
The Challenge Golf Club
Graham · 18 holes
The Valley Golf Course
Burlington · 18 holes
About Golf in Alamance County
Alamance County in North Carolina has 12 golf courses. The average slope rating across rated courses in Alamance County is 129, making it a challenging area for golfers. Course pages link to official contact and website information where available; tee-time alerts are currently an early-access feature. Looking for more options? Browse all courses in North Carolina.
Frequently asked questions
How many golf courses are in Alamance County, NC?
Alamance County, North Carolina has 12 golf courses in the Stymie directory.
What is the hardest golf course in Alamance County?
Alamance Country Club in Burlington is the hardest golf course in Alamance County with a maximum slope rating of 135. Slope measures difficulty for a bogey golfer — 113 is average, 140+ is very difficult.
What is the average slope rating in Alamance County?
The average slope rating across 3 USGA-rated courses in Alamance County is 129. The US national average is 113.