About this course
Madera Municipal Golf Course is owned by the City of Madera, California, and sits at the edge of town amid vineyards and almond and pomegranate orchards in the San Joaquin Valley. Designed by architect Robert Dean Putnam, the course opened in June 1991 as an 18-hole, par-72 layout and is managed today by Sierra Golf Management. It is positioned just west of Highway 99 and is known locally for well-conditioned greens relative to its modest green fees. The course includes a pro shop with equipment and apparel, a clubhouse restaurant, and PGA teaching professionals offering lessons for beginners and juniors. As a municipal facility, it is open to the public year-round.
Type
Parkland
Region
Pacific Coast
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1991
LooperScore
80.1
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Design & architects
- Robert Dean Putnam, architect
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Courses within 150 miles of Madera Golf Course, by true distance.
Pheasant Run Golf Club
Chowchilla, CA · 11 mi away
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Riverside Golf Course
Fresno, CA · 16 mi away
Riverside Golf Course opened in 1939 as a Works Progress Administration project, designed by William P. "Billy" Bell. The parkland layout runs along the San Joaquin River in north Fresno, with wide tree-lined fairways over gently rolling ground. It is one of the oldest courses in the Fresno area and remains open to public play.
Bluff Pointe Golf Course
Fresno, CA · 17 mi away
Bluff Pointe Golf Course sits along the San Joaquin River in northwest Fresno, on land owned by the San Joaquin River Conservancy. Founded in 1989 as Islewood and later renamed under new ownership, it is a nine-hole executive-style course mixing four par-4 holes with five par-3s, with some par 4s drivable for longer hitters. The course operates without tee times on a first-come, first-served basis and is open daily from morning to sunset. A grass driving range and short-game practice area with several bunkers round out the facility, which also hosts school golf programs at discounted rates.
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