Jefferson Golf & Country Club

Jefferson is nice. Really nice. Depending how it's set up (pins and rough) it can play as hard as any course I've played. I am indeed a lucky dude because a college roommate of mine is now an assistant superintendent here and not that many of our friends play golf. The course is closed to members on Mondays and I usually get to play it with my buddy a few times a month. Golden Hook-Up.I love the design and layout of the course. The fairways are usually pristine, and some of the par 4's are brutally long. Hole 1 can be a rough way to start a round with a small landing area and a small green surrounded by water. From there you go to a nearly 500 yard par 4 which is a challenge just to reach in two for most golfers (myself included). There are two par 3's that are also long (190 - 210) and have huge ponds in front of the greens. Recipe for disaster. If you ever have the opportunity to play here, I highly recommend it. Bring extra balls, though Danger lurks everywhere at the Jeff.

We "private club shopped," and chose JCC because it is the best. The food is phenomenal, and the service unmatched. I highly recommend it!