Seymour is a championship golf course well known for its undulating terrain, tree lined fairways, small greens and exceptional conditioning.  It's a players course, with a deceptive level of difficulty. Originally designed and built in 1953, Seymour has constantly been taking steps to enhance the design and playing characteristics of the course. Golf course architect Ted Locke has assisted with design changes in the past and continues with us in the future. The emphasis of the club's long term direction has been, and will continue to be, the constant improvement of the golf course. From the championship tees, Seymour plays to a yardage of 6389. From the Blue and the White tees the yardage is 6032 and 5659 respectively. While these yardages may seem short in comparison to yardages we hear about on the PGA Tour, we can assure you that in combination with the hilly terrain, the tree-lined fairways and the fast greens,  there is more than enough yardage to test the most skilled of players. We have recently re-opened our newly renovated front nine, which has just undergone a $3 million refurbishment, including new greens, new bunkers, new tee boxes, improved drainage and an industry-leading practice game facility.

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Seymour