Jefferson Country Club

Jefferson Country Club is a semi-private 9-hole golf course located in Monticello, Florida, designed by renowned architect Bill Amick and established in 1964. The course features split tees that provide the playing experience of 18 holes, with white tees measuring 3,124 yards at par 36, and red tees at 2,645 yards, also par 36. The course boasts a slope rating of 117 and USGA rating of 34.2 from the longest tees, with red tees rated at 115 slope and 34.3 USGA rating.

The course is characterized by well-maintained Bermuda grass fairways and Tifdwarf greens set within the natural picturesque landscape of north-central Florida. The split tee design allows golfers to experience varied routing and conditions, offering challenge and accessibility for players of all skill levels. Beyond golf, Jefferson Country Club provides tennis facilities with professional instruction, a swimming pool area with a separate kiddie pool, and hosts various social events and tournaments throughout the year. Tee times are available to both members and the public.