About this course
Tri-County Country Club in Wolcott was established as a 9 hole golf course to serve the local community [Google Maps]. The par 35 layout features bluegrass fairways and small greens [GolfLink]. While the course is public, it maintains a traditional country club atmosphere with a focused local membership [Local Directories]. The facility is located at 8352 W 750 S and offers a relaxed environment for golfers in the region [Google Maps].
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
68.0
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