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Saskatoon Golf Club
9038 92nd St SE
Alto, MI 49302-9332, United States

www.SaskatoonGolf.com

616.891.9229
Saskatoon GC opened in 1964 with nine holes, but now has 36 holes over four different courses. The Blue and White nines might be the least difficult here, while the Red 9 has water hazards guarding four greens, once you make your way through tight fairways. The newest (and toughest, by some accounts) nine is the Gold 9, which is intended to have links-style terrain but features a lot of sand and water.

The club recently added a set of blue tee-boxes across all four nines; these are scheduled to be sloped-and-rated by the Golf Association of Michigan sometime in 2013.

The walking rates here are $26 weekdays, $28 weekends. Twilight, junior, and senior discounts are available.
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Course Details
Type:Semi-Private
Greens Fees (including cart):
   Weekday:$30 - $39
   Weekend:$40 - $49
Guest Policy:open
Dress Code:No Dress Code
Season Start:March
Season End:November
Reserved Tee Times:Not Required
Pro Shop :yes
Fairways Grass:Bent
Driving Range:Grass hitting surface
Water Hazards:Moderate
Sand Bunkers:Moderate




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Recent Reviews
  ktietema - 9/17/12
nice coarse. the blue is real tight in the trees, hit it straight or you are in trouble. fairly long. well maintained. the white coarse is a little more open and more foregiving.
  TheGolfer71 - 6/7/22
  cdh121 - 9/24/14
  KVO27 - 7/14/13
  BadBoneshaker - 6/25/13
  bgauthier3 - 5/25/12
  Divot1973 - 5/12/12
  goosenr - 2/3/12
  The Player - 12/29/11
  jvanbelkum - 10/1/11
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