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Science Hill Country Club Follow

Ontario

Science Hill Country Club is an 18-hole, par 70 golf course located in St. Mary's, Ontario, in Perth County. The course stretches over 5,900 yards from the blue tees and 5,000 yards from the red tees, offering accessible play for golfers of varying skill levels. Situated in southwestern Ontario, the course is described as one of the region's best-kept secrets, providing good value without excessive cost. The facility operates seven days a week and combines golf with additional amenities, including a licensed trailer park with 30-amp hydro hookups, water, sewage, and camping facilities featuring a covered swimming pool, laundry, and shower facilities. The property also houses Taps on the Thames, a full-service restaurant open to the public and available for private events and takeout service. The course was operated by the McCann family for 35 years before being sold to the Southside Group of London in November 2022. The facility is celebrating its 50th anniversary in the 2025 season with planned events and new projects under the current ownership.

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OH

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OH

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MA

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MT

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Fife

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NC

Scotch Pines Golf Course Follow

ID

Scotch Pines Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Payette, Idaho, approximately 60 miles west of Boise near the Idaho/Oregon border. Opened in 1962, the course is situated in the rolling foothills of southwestern Idaho. The layout spans 6,600 yards from the blue tees and accommodates players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced golfers. The course is notably walkable and operates year-round. The facility features multiple tee options to serve different player abilities and includes a fully stocked pro shop, driving range, and dedicated short game practice area. Golf instruction is available from a professional instructor. Scotch Pines has hosted numerous statewide competitive tournaments throughout its history and maintains a strong reputation among golf organizations and websites. The course offers a bar and restaurant on-site, available for events and daily dining.

Scothurst Golf Course Follow

NC

Scothurst Golf Course is an 18-hole course located in Lumber Bridge, North Carolina, featuring 7,001 yards of golf with a par of 72. Designed by Everett Nash and opened in 1966, the course has many years of experience. The course has a rating of 72.9 and a slope rating of 118. The course offers four different tees and is noted as a great course for beginners and families, featuring a practice area with a range and putting green. The course features moderate elevation changes and occasional water, with the designer making good use of the landscape without contrived designs. Scothurst has an onsite driving range with four practice tees. The course offers 18 holes designed to provide an enjoyable round for players of all levels, with some challenging shots. The course offers both daily rate play and memberships.

Scotland Dawson Creek Golf Course Follow

SD

The 9-hole "Scotland Dawson Creek" course at the Dawson Creek Golf Course facility in Scotland, South Dakota features 2,820 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. The Scotland Dawson Creek golf course opened in 1960. The course rating is 33.2 and it has a slope rating of 112. Dawson Creek (the water) cuts through the hills and comes into play on seven of the nine holes. Hole #2 is a 389-yard par-4 challenge and the #1 handicap hole on the course. The easiest hole at Dawson Creek Golf Course is #8, the 128 yard par-3. Hole #3 features the toughest green at Dawson Creek. Hole one is a tempting par 5 with sweeping winds and an elevated green. Hole nine is a great finishing hole with no water and no sand.

Scotland Run Golf Club Follow

NJ

Scotland Run Golf Club is built in and around an old sand quarry in Williamstown, New Jersey, located 20 minutes from downtown Philadelphia and 45 minutes from Atlantic City. The course features a distinctive blend of quarry and links-style holes, with expansive waste areas and imposing cliff displays as defining characteristics. These geological features create a unique landscape that sets the course apart from traditional designs. The club operates as a private members-only facility but remains open to the public year-round for banquets and events. The property includes the Highlander Pub & Grill, a casual dining establishment, along with event facilities including a grand ballroom, garden ceremony pavilion, and conservatory space available for weddings and private functions. The club is managed by Ottinger Golf Group and currently operates on a membership waitlist for the 2026 season.

Scotscraig Golf Club Follow

Fife

Scotscraig Golf Club, founded in 1817 by members of The Society of St Andrews Golfers (which became The Royal & Ancient Golf Club), is a historic links course located 15 minutes along the Fife coast from St Andrews. Designed by Old Tom Morris and later refined by James Braid, the course blends traditional links and heathland character, offering a classic test of golf. The layout combines both landscape types, creating distinctive playing conditions characteristic of Scotland's golf heritage. The club has hosted significant competitions, serving as a six-time Open Qualifying venue and hosting the Scottish PGA Championship in 2023 and 2025. Despite its prestigious history and competitive pedigree that has challenged Scotland's best golfers, Scotscraig remains accessible to everyday golfers. The course is noted for excellent greens and friendly conditions. Located in Tayport, Fife, on Scotland's Golf Coast, the venue attracts visitors seeking to experience Scotland's golfing heritage while enjoying a well-maintained, challenging layout that respects the traditional links golf experience.

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AR

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Manitoba

Scott Community Golf Course Follow

KS

Scott Community Golf Course is a 9-hole golf course located in Western Kansas. The course features bluegrass mixture fairways and bentgrass greens, offering a well-maintained playing surface. The layout welcomes golfers of all skill levels and ages, providing an accessible option for the local community. The facility includes the Blickenstaff Clubhouse, which serves as a gathering space for members and guests to relax and socialize. The course maintains an active schedule of league play, including Merchant's League, Men's Night, and Women's Night competitions. Throughout the summer months, Scott Community Golf Course hosts multiple tournaments featuring various formats. The course appears to emphasize community engagement and recreational play rather than championship-level difficulty, making it suitable for casual and competitive golfers alike.

Scott Green's Golf Club Follow

PA

Scott Green's Golf Club is a family-friendly golf facility located in Scott Township, Pennsylvania, nestled in the foothills of the Endless Mountains. The course features a 9-hole layout with beautifully landscaped and scenic terrain characteristic of the region's landscape. The facility offers multiple golfing options beyond the main course. Members and visitors can enjoy a 9-hole bent grass mini-putting course for short-game practice. The club also operates a state-of-the-art HD Golf Simulator located in the clubhouse, providing year-round golfing opportunities in a climate-controlled environment. Scott Green's Golf Club positions itself as a year-round golf facility catering to golfers of all skill levels. The club hosts "A Swing for Life" Golf Academy, offering instruction through various clinics including women's golf clinics, junior golf clinics for ages 10-16, and private lessons. The facility organizes junior tournaments featuring 9-hole events with divisions for boys and girls ages 10-17, as well as member-guest events that support local scholarship funds. The emphasis on accessibility and instruction makes it particularly welcoming to beginners and developing golfers, while maintaining amenities for established players.

Scott Lake Country Club Follow

MI

Scott Lake Golf & Practice Center is a public golf facility located in Comstock Park, Michigan, approximately 20 miles from Grand Rapids. Founded by Oliver Hoag in 1960 as Scott Lake Country Club, the course has evolved significantly under subsequent ownership. Today, the facility comprises three nine-hole layouts, a six-hole short course, and a dedicated practice facility, totaling 33 holes of golf. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, offering varied playing experiences across its multiple layouts. The terrain features well-maintained fairways with strategic bunkers and challenging greens described as particularly demanding. The course maintains a welcoming atmosphere with clear signage and marked cart paths throughout the property. Scott Lake has established itself as a popular destination for tournament play and group outings, hosting competitive events throughout the season. The facility also emphasizes family-friendly programming, including junior golf programs and free play options for children. The practice center supports skill development, while a mobile app provides scoring and round tracking capabilities. The course is known for maintaining quality conditioning and exceptional customer service, having earned recognition as a premier public golf destination in the West Michigan region.

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WA

Scott Schreiner Golf Course Follow

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Scott Schreiner Municipal Golf Course is a historic Hill Country layout with roots dating back to the 1920s, located in Kerrville, Texas. The course has undergone significant renovations as of 2025, featuring refreshed greens and improved playability while maintaining its classic character. The design combines championship-level architecture with the natural Texas Hill Country landscape, offering scenic views throughout the round. The terrain takes advantage of the rolling hill topography characteristic of the region, creating varied elevation changes that challenge golfers of different skill levels. The course is known for delivering memorable views and strategic hole designs that appeal to both competitive players and those seeking a scenic golfing experience. Scott Schreiner hosts the Heart of the Hills tournament in July and other competitive events throughout the year. As a municipal facility, it serves both public and member golfers, balancing accessibility with the maintenance standards expected of a championship course. The combination of historical significance, scenic beauty, and recent improvements has established it as a notable venue in the southwestern golf landscape.

Scott's Corners Golf Course Follow

NY

Scott's Corners Golf Course is a 9-hole public course located on 300 acres in Montgomery, New York. The layout stretches 3,011 yards from the longest tees with a par of 36, offering a course rating of 70.0 and slope rating of 116, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels. The course has a distinctive history, having operated as Walden Airport from 1931 through 1960, with notable visitors including Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart during its aviation era. The property officially converted to golf use in 1960 and has since become a staple of the Hudson Valley golfing community. Situated in a scenic setting with 300 acres available, the course reflects its airfield heritage, with some holes notably crossing former runway areas. Under new ownership as of January 2021, Scott's Corners emphasizes community involvement and maintains a family-friendly atmosphere. The course features a driving range and hosts various events including tournaments, outings, and community activities. It serves golfers seeking both casual play and competitive practice opportunities.

Scottish Glen Golf Course Follow

Ontario

Scottish Glen Golf Course is a nine-hole, 3,065-yard public facility located at 1994 Scotch Corners Road in Mississippi Mills. Opened in 2006, the course is designed in a parkland style that utilizes the natural topography of the landscape. The layout features elevated tees and undulating terrain, with fairways that wind through wooded areas to create a scenic golfing experience. The course is characterized by its integration with the surrounding countryside, using natural features to define the holes. It offers a driving range with ball availability from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, and green fees are structured to accommodate both weekday and weekend play, with twilight specials available after 3:00 PM. The facility also offers membership options for regular play.

Scottish Heights Restaurant and Bar Follow

PA

Scottish Heights Golf Club is an 18-hole public course located in Brockport, Pennsylvania. Designed to mimic Scottish golf courses, it features a par 71 layout spanning 5,900 yards. The course is characterized by mature tree-lined fairways, sculpted landing areas, and well-protected undulating greens with consistent speeds throughout. Each hole offers unique design elements and scenic views from multiple angles, with no two holes alike. The terrain features rolling landscape typical of the region, providing variety in shot-making demands. The course presents moderate challenge through its strategic green designs and fairway protection rather than extreme length. Scottish Heights has earned recognition as the Best Golf Course in the Tri-County area (2019-2022) and received Readers Choice Best Golf Course honors (2022-2024). It was also rated as the best Play & Stay package in Pennsylvania by an independent survey. The facility operates as a complete resort destination, combining the golf course with on-site lodging accommodating up to 44 guests and a restaurant serving American fare. The course closes seasonally, reopening in March, making it a destination venue for golf trips and tournaments.

Scottish Highlands Follow

NH

Campbell's Scottish Highlands is an eighteen-hole public golf course sculpted from 135 acres of picturesque farmland in Southern New Hampshire, with gently undulating hills and meadows creating an ideal setting for a links-style course. Designed by MHF Design and George Sargent and opened in 1994, the course plays to a par of 71 and measures 6249 yards. The course features bent grass greens and blue grass fairways. The links style course provides a challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The Driving Range at Scottish Highlands includes a 330-yard range with grass and synthetic tees, an 8,000 square foot putting green, and a 50,000 square foot area for practicing chipping, pitching, and green side bunker shots.