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Mayfair Country Club

3536 Country Club Rd, Sanford, FL 32773, USA

27Linksmith Test · Gentle
6,370Back tees · yds
110–135Slope
72Par
4Tee sets
Flat115 ft climb
3Bunkers

Tap a hole for its details · gold dots = bunkers, blue = water · the Wind and Elevation buttons color each hole by today’s wind and by climb · OpenStreetMap

01Overview

The lay of the land.

How the course above sets up: its routing, character, and what to expect.

LengthLong6,370 yds
DifficultyStiffslope 135
WalkFlat115 ft climb
BunkeringLight3 bunkers
Tougher nineFront 9by course rating

Mayfair Country Club is an 18-hole golf course in Sanford, FL, playing 4,568–6,370 yards from 4 sets of tees (slope 110–135, course rating up to 71.7).

It's a flat walk, roughly 115 feet of total climb over 18 holes.

Expect 3 bunkers; the front nine plays tougher.

02What golfers say

The word on the course.

How golfers talk about it, summarized from public reviews. Their opinions, not our scoring.

A historic Sanford layout famous as the site of Arnold Palmer’s first pro win and once walked by Snead and Sarazen, valued mostly for heritage and character. Reviews split on conditioning — greens often praised, fairways often thin — and there is no driving range.

Best forWalkable

Consistently praised

  • Deep history as the site of Arnold Palmer’s first professional victory.
  • Greens that often draw praise even when the rest is rougher.

Worth knowing

  • Fairway turf coverage is inconsistent and reviewers split sharply on conditions.

Golfers recommend

  • Come for the history and old-Florida character, not pristine conditioning.
  • No driving range, so warm up elsewhere.
Summarized from public golfer reviewsGolfPassTripAdvisor
03Your game

Tee fit & expected score.

Set your handicap for the right tees, a realistic score, and the holes where you'll get a stroke.

Play the WHITE tees, 5934 yds (or BLUE)

15course handicap~87typical score130slope

How to play it

Front 936tougher
Back 935.7
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04Scorecard

Tagged scorecard.

Per-hole tags for hazards, length, and scoring chances from your selected tee.

Course handicap at BLUE: 18. You get a stroke on the dotted holes.
HoleParYdsSINotes
1•43725
2•543415ReachableBirdie
3•432513
4•43883Tough
5•317317
6•436411
7•31929
8•55161ReachableTough
9•44107
Out363174
10•320614Long 3
11•438712
12•54164Reachable
13•43736
14•55218
15•433516Birdie
16•315218
17•437710
18•44292Tough
In363196
All tees & ratings
TeeYardsRatingSlopePar
BLUE637071.713572
WHITE593469.513072
GOLD501165.111572
RED456863.411072
05Conditions

Conditions & terrain.

Today's wind by hole, the climbs and drops, and a seven-day playability outlook.

Wind today

ESE · 11 mph3 into14 cross1 downwind
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Climbs & drops

#13↑ 26 ft
#5↑ 20 ft
#7↓ 16 ft

Tee→green elevation change, estimated from terrain.

7-day outlook

Best window this week: Mon 10-12 · 97/100

Fri10-0979ok73–88°F11 mph ESE38% rain
Sat10-1075ok75–86°F12 mph S47% rain
Sun10-1174ok76–85°F12 mph SW53% rain
Mon10-1297good71–90°F8 mph NNW1% rain
Tue10-1392good72–90°F11 mph NE0% rain
Wed10-1496good72–91°F8 mph ENE3% rain
Thu10-1587good73–90°F11 mph ENE6% rain
07FAQ

Frequently asked.

How long is Mayfair Country Club?
Mayfair Country Club plays 4,568–6,370 yards across 4 sets of tees, to a par of 72 from the back tees.
How difficult is Mayfair Country Club?
Its slope rating ranges 110–135, with a course rating up to 71.7. The front nine plays tougher.
Which tees should I play at Mayfair Country Club?
A mid-handicap golfer (around 15) best fits the WHITE tees at 5,934 yards. Match your own driver distance or handicap with the tee selector on this page.
Is Mayfair Country Club walkable?
It's a flat walk, with roughly 115 feet of total elevation change over 18 holes.
How many bunkers does Mayfair Country Club have?
Mayfair Country Club has 3 bunkers.
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