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Sawmill Golf Course is an 18-hole layout featuring 5,280 yards from the longest tees for a par of 70, designed by Jim Blaukovitch and opened in 1987. The course is located at 5630 Sullivan Trail in Easton, Pennsylvania. The course is largely the work of Dick Field, who over 35 years constructed a full 18-hole course with all greens built to USGA specifications. The fairways are lined with evergreen trees, and the course features no sand bunkers or water hazards, making it accessible for beginners and seniors.

Six holes are flat while the rest feature either uphill or downhill play, with small and tricky greens. Blaukovitch designed characteristic holes including the 12th, a short par 3 with an elevation drop, and the 13th, a par 5 that plays straight up a power line. Despite its modest yardage, the course plays harder than it appears. The clubhouse is a restored barn built in the 1860s, with The Loft at Sawmill, a rustic yet modern banquet hall, located on the second floor. The course is a USGA member facility that is family-run and family-friendly.