Kern River Golf Course

Kern River Golf Course
Club information
Coordinates 35°26′02″N 118°51′32″W / 35.434°N 118.859°W / 35.434; -118.859
Location Kern County, near Bakersfield, California
Established 1953
Type Public
Owned by County of Kern
Total holes 18
Website kernrivergolf.com
Designed by William F. Bell
Par 70
Length 6,458 yards
Course rating 70.7

Kern River Golf Course is a public golf course located in Kern River County Park along the Kern River just 15 minutes north east of downtownBakersfield, California. It is one of three courses owned and managed by the County of Kern Parks & Recreation division.[1] The golf course is a part of the Kern River County Park. Its location is next to Lake Ming, the Kern River, and Hart Park, as well as camping grounds and recreational areas.

The course was designed by William F. Bell, and opened in 1953.[2] It is a full 18-hole golf course, situated on hilly terrain near the base of the Greenhorn Mountains.[1] Various local tournaments are held throughout the year.

Kern River Golf Course has hosted many tournaments, including the Kern County Amateur for decades. It features some of the longest Par 3 holes in the county, as well as elevated greens and bermuda grass fairways. There are three practice areas, as well as a driving range, and Professional Golf Instruction. A interior snack bar, and snack shack on the 6th tee provide food and refreshment for golfers. Tees range from Blue to new 'Family Tees' for a shorter course for Junior Golfers and their families.

Scorecard

Kern River Golf Course
Tee Rating/Slope 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Out 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In Total
Blue 70.7/120 5291384654532931633955432003179 38123536533945936638222253032796458
White 69.6/118 5161294544362821523885341803071 37622535833243635937321851031876258
Par Men's 53444345335 4344444353570
Handicap Men's 9171315135711 10481821214616
Red 73.5/123 4921184354002671353765191652907 36121134432042434635720549630645971
Par Ladies 53544345336 4344544453773
Handicap Ladies 7171151315319 10614121684182

References

  1. 1 2 Golf Courses. County of Kern Parks & Recreation. Accessed: 04-14-2010.
  2. Kern River Golf Course. Golf Link. Accessed: 04-14-2010.

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