Golf courses in Wilmington, DE.

Wilmington, DE

Lester George championship redesign on rolling terrain near Wilmington

Wilmington, DE

Breckenridge Golf Club is listed as a golf facility in Wilmington, Delaware, in New Castle County. Limited independent information is available to confirm details such as designer, opening year, or par for this course. It is one of several golf venues serving the greater Wilmington area.

Wilmington, DE

Delcastle Golf Club is a public course on the west side of Wilmington, Delaware, in a suburban area between Newport Gap Pike and Limestone Road. It was designed by Edmund B. Ault and opened in 1971. The course sits on rolling terrain with wide fairways and large bentgrass greens, built to challenge low handicappers from the back tees while remaining manageable for average and beginning golfers from the middle or forward tees. Several tee options bring the yardage down to around 5,200 yards for shorter hitters. Delcastle is open to public play year round, with a clubhouse offering a pro shop, a bar area, and a banquet room, along with a separate miniature golf course on the property.

Wilmington, DE

Porky Oliver Golf Club, formally the Ed "Porky" Oliver Golf Course, is an 18-hole public course in Wilmington, Delaware, occupying the original site of the historic Wilmington Country Club. A 100-year-old chimney near the 18th hole is the only remaining trace of that original layout. The course was redesigned over the years by architects Alfred Tull and Edmund Ault, and it is named for Wilmington-born PGA Tour player Edward "Porky" Oliver, who started as a caddie in the city. It plays to about 6,115 yards from the back tees with a par of 70. Owned by the City of Wilmington and managed by Rock Manor Golf Course Corporation, the course is open to the public and includes a clubhouse with a restaurant, banquet space, and pro shop, along with a practice putting green.