Milan Golf & Country Club

Opened in 1960

Milan - Milan, Tennessee

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Course Details

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Length:

6444 yards

Slope:

114

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The 18-hole "Milan" course at the Milan Golf & Country Club facility in Milan, Tennessee features 6444 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 69 and it has a slope rating of 114. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $40. The Milan golf course opened in 1960.

Estimated Green Fees

$40

Scorecard for Milan

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue71.40/124	175	379	401	404	208	539	520	289	337	3252	302	138	390	387	366	408	506	194	532	3223	6475
White70.10/121	161	362	384	390	189	520	486	289	324	3105	292	132	374	372	346	378	487	181	513	3075	6180
Gold67.00/112	142	316	316	334	134	403	451	273	310	2679	249	102	319	310	293	330	425	143	481	2652	5331
Red (L)68.80/116	137	298	289	324	104	396	462	262	258	2530	239	97	243	302	287	272	389	135	422	2386	4916
Par	3	4	4	4	3	5	5	4	4	36	4	3	4	4	4	4	5	3	5	36	72

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Richard M. Reviewed May 22, 2013

This course has gone thru a Metamorphosis. The ugly duckling is becoming an elegant and gracious swan.

The Layout or Track has always been solid with old growth trees present but not invasive. Tee shots must not only find the new fairways but must find the appropriate spot in the fairway for a fair approach to small and well defended green. Bunkers and Water Hazards stand and sentries on approach.

The new green are every bit as good as the nearby Jackson Country Club or the ubiquitous Memphis Country Club. These are not the “Champion Bermuda” of the afore mentioned clubs TiffEagle the trick is in the cultural practices. The roll as true as any greens I’ve ever played very similar to Bent. They can be as fast as any course and survive the West TN summers, but they are kept at a manageable pace for the average golfer.

The new bunkers compliment the new greens perfectly.

There are still some rough spots but they are making strides daily. Most notably in the unplayable areas and around the water hazards and ditches, but these are typically diffiult areas to maintain in the south.

The weakest area is of course the club house which looks more like a Frat House, but now is not the ime to take on that challenge and they know it. Grandious Club Houses have sunk more than a few excellent country clubs in the last few years.

Well worth the try and well worth my new membership. Formally member at Jackson Country Club.