About this course
South Hills Golf Club is located on the south side of Parkersburg, West Virginia, along a meandering stream that runs through the property. The club has operated in the area since the early 1930s and describes itself as a longtime Southside tradition.
The course measures just under 6,500 yards over eighteen holes, mixing lengthy par-4s and par-5s with tighter, tree-lined holes and strategically placed bunkers. It has changed hands several times over the years, most recently coming under sole ownership in 2016, when work began on refurbishing the clubhouse and course grounds.
South Hills operates as a semi-private club with a pro shop, restaurant, practice range and instruction, and it remains open to public play alongside its membership.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mid-Atlantic
Holes
18
Par
71
Yardage
6,442
LooperScore
72.7
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