Mayfair Country Club

Mayfair Country Club in Sanford, Florida is an 18-hole championship golf course with a storied history dating back to 1922. Designed by the legendary Donald Ross, one of golf's most influential architects, it represents one of his early design works. The course features tournament-quality layout complemented by a putting green and practice bunker, allowing golfers to experience the classical design principles that made Ross famous.

Located in central Florida, Mayfair offers a traditional golf experience rooted in the early 20th century golden age of American golf course architecture. The facility hosts various tournaments, including collegiate events like the Seminole State College Women's Golf tournament, reflecting its tournament-quality standards. The course is situated within a full-service country club environment that includes dining and bar facilities, a pro shop stocked with major golf brands, and professional instruction. With its historical significance as a Ross design and its maintained tournament-caliber conditions, Mayfair appeals to golfers seeking authentic, classic course architecture and the heritage associated with one of golf's greatest designers.