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Golf in Winston-Salem

Golfers delight in Winston-Salem's wide variety of fun. Courses set in this welcoming climate for year-round enjoyment. Fair yet challenging, a dozen different courses feature some of the most scenic rounds you'll ever play. The acclaimed designs are partly thanks to the area's natural beauty, and partly to some of the biggest names in the business: Arnold Palmer, Robert Trent Jones Sr., Donald Ross, Hale Irwin, Jack Nicklaus, Ellis Maples, and more.

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Devotees of Winston-Salem golf offerings love the diversity, and talk about the lush forestry, deep bunkers, elevated greens, immaculate conditioning, and combination of relative affordability and first-class amenities that prompt them to return to Winston-Salem golf courses again and again.

Courses PAR COURSE RATING SLOPE RATING LENGTH HOLES ARCHITECT
LONG CREEK GOLF CLUB
5801 Bethania-Tobaccoville Rd., Bethania. Phone: 336-924-5226. Web: www.longcreekgolf.com 		72 69.1 127 6,414 18 Eddie Ault
MAPLE LEAF GOLF CLUB
4070 Hastings Rd., Kernersville. Phone: 336-769-9122. 		71 67.8 121 6150 18 Ellis Maples/Don Charles
MEADOWLANDS GOLF CLUB
542 Meadowlands Dr., Winston-Salem. Phone: 336-769-1011. Web: www.meadowlandsgolfclub.com 		72 70.6 125 6772 18 Hale Irwin
OAK VALLEY GOLF CLUB
261 Oak Valley Blvd., Advance. Phone: 336-940-2000. Web: www.oakvalleygolfclub.com 		72 74.1 143 7033 18 Arnold Palmer
OLDE HOMEPLACE GOLF CLUB
4295 Wallburg Rd., Winston-Salem. Phone: 336-769-1076. Web: www.oldehomeplacegolfclub.com 		72 70.1 130 3515 18 Don & Mark Charles
PINE KNOLLS GOLF CLUB
1100 Quail Hollow Rd., Kernersville. Phone: 336-993-8300. Web: www.pineknolls.com 		72 68.5 118 6338 18 Nat Taylor
REYNOLDS PARK GOLF COURSE
2391 Reynolds Park Rd., Winston-Salem. Phone: 336-650-7660. 		71 70.8 121 6534 18 Perry Maxwell
SALEM GLEN COUNTRY CLUB
1000 Glen Day Dr., Clemmons. Phone: 336-712-1010. Web: www.salemglen.com 		71 73.1 134 6716 18 GlenDay/Nicklaus Design
TANGLEWOOD—CHAMPIONSHIP
4061 Clemmons Rd., Clemmons. Phone: 336-703-6420. Web: www.tanglewoodpark.org 		70 75.4 142 7101 54 Robert Trent Jones, Sr.
TANGLEWOOD—REYNOLDS
4061 Clemmons Rd., Clemmons. Phone: 336-703-6420. Web: www.tanglewoodpark.org 		72 72.5 136 6567 54 Robert Trent Jones, Sr.
WILSHIRE GOLF CLUB
1570 Bridgton Rd., Winston-Salem. Phone: 336-788-7016. 		71 68 120 6164 18 George Veach
WINSTON LAKE GOLF COURSE
3535 Winston Lake Rd., Winston-Salem. Phone: 336-727-2703. Web: www.weplay.ws 		71 70.6 133 6214 18 Ellis Maples

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