About this course
Star City Golf Course is a nine-hole public facility located in Velva along Highway 41. The course was designed by Marlowe Kittelson and opened for play in 2003. It features a parkland-style layout that measures 2,768 yards with a par of 36. The facility includes a driving range and a putting green for practice. The clubhouse offers an onsite restaurant and reception hall for golfers and visitors. The course is known for its peaceful setting and consistent playing conditions.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1950
LooperScore
68.3
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