Salem Hills Golf and Country Club

About the club

Salem Hills Golf and Country Club is a semi-private facility featuring an 18 hole Jack Kidwell-designed golf course, pro shop, snack bar and lounge, members' grill room, game rooms, men's and women's locker rooms, and multi-purpose rooms suitable for meetings and dining. As a semi-private facility, Salem Hills offers a variety of flexible, affordable membership packages to those who seek the advantages of belonging to a country club. The club conducts a number of events throughout the golf season including the world famous "Bubbaland Open" featuring the most difficult pin placements this side of Augusta, a two-day stroke play tournament to determine men's and women's club champions in both handicap and scratch divisions, and the annual "Ryder Cup" event that has raised thousands of dollars for local charities. Member handicaps are established via the GHIN Handicap system and are used in all competitions including club-sponsored leagues.