Mayfair Country Club

Sanford, Florida | 18 holes | Par: 72 | 6403 yards

Mayfair Country Club is famous for hosting the PGA tournament that started Arnold Palmer's career. Besides being home to Palmer's first PGA victory, Mayfair Country Club is historic for being one of the first golf courses in Florida.

Mayfair Country Club is famous for hosting the PGA tournament that started Arnold Palmer's career. Besides being home to Palmer's first PGA victory, Mayfair C.C. is historic for being one of the first golf courses in Florida. The challenging layout features water hazards on nine holes and bunkers strategically placed throughout. The signature hole at Mayfair Country Club is the challenging fourth, a par 4 that features a straightaway fairway guarded by a large pine tree to its right. Mayfair Country Club also offers a driving range and practice range for golfers to work on their short game.

Par, yardages and course ratings

Tee	Par	Yardage	Rating	Slope
Blue	72	6403	70	123
White	72	6035	68	118
Gold	72	5294	64	111
Red (W)	72	5007	67	114

At a glance

Holes: 18
Designed by: Donald Ross
Type: Semi-Private
Built in: 1972
Golf Season: Year round
Visitor Policy: Open
Tee times welcomed: Search tee times

Practice facilities

Driving range: Yes
Putting green: Yes

Tuition

Teaching pro: Yes
Golf school / golf academy:

Services

Pro:
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes
Pull carts: Yes

Prices

Week days: $20 - $35
Weekends: $25 - $50

Tee times from $15 - Check prices / availability

3536 Country Club Rd
Sanford, FL 32771

P: (407) 322-2531

F: (407) 323-2759

W: www.mayfaircountryclub.net

Reader Ratings / Reviews

by Garrett
on August 19th, 2012 12:17
I was looking forward to playing this "old time" course where Snead played. We show up on time, at the box 1 min before our round. We have to wait 15 because they're backed up. On the 4th, the ranger tells us to hurry up. On the 5th, he tells us to play from the golds because we're slow. At that point, we are on track for a 3 hour 50 minute foursome round. We tell this to the ranger and he smugly says "the guys behind you play in the 70's and this is my yard so move it". I may not be a great golfer, but give me a break!
We finished the round in 3 hours 45 minutes, and his "yard" plays next to sewage treatment plants with horrendous cart paths and fairways. Looked like someone drove on some greens and peeled out. If you're gonna treat your non-members like crap, make this dump private. I'll be happy to play one of the numerous courses around that are much nicer and have better managed and maintained facilities.
by Colin
on August 12th, 2011 18:19
No definition between fairways and rough. The sand traps are in rough shape as are the few cart paths they have. Some very neat holes, but the course could definitely use a facelift.