Golf courses in Columbia, Missouri: scorecards & yardage
Hole-by-hole par and yardage for 4 golf courses in Columbia, Missouri. Each course has its own page with the scorecard for every tee, a map pin and the golf courses nearby.
Golf course scorecards in Columbia
- A. L. Gustin Golf Course
- Columbia Golf & Country Club
- Lake of the Woods Golf Course
- The Country Club of Missouri
Free scoring and GPS for Columbia golf courses
The free GolfTracker app already has the scorecard for all 4 courses on this page. Start a round, search for the course, and it keeps your score and putts and measures how far every shot went with GPS, on iPhone, Apple Watch, Android and Wear OS. Every one has its greens mapped, so you also get yardage to the front, middle and back of every green.
Golf courses near Columbia
Within 10 miles of a Columbia course on this page, straight-line.
- L A Nickell Golf CourseColumbia
- Perche CreekColumbia
Questions about golf in Columbia
What golf courses are in Columbia, Missouri?
GolfTracker has scorecards for 4 golf courses in Columbia: A. L. Gustin Golf Course, Columbia Golf & Country Club, Lake of the Woods Golf Course and The Country Club of Missouri.
Which is the longest golf course in Columbia?
Columbia Golf & Country Club is the longest, at 6,701 yards from the Gold tees (18 holes, par 71). The shortest is Lake of the Woods Golf Course, at 4,901 yards (18 holes, par 70).
Are the golf courses in Columbia public or private?
Of the 4, 2 are listed as public and 2 as private. Private clubs are for members and their guests, so check with the club before you go.
Can I get GPS yardages at golf courses in Columbia?
The free GolfTracker app has the scorecard for all 4, so you can keep score and putts and measure how far every shot went with GPS, on iPhone, Apple Watch, Android and Wear OS. Every one has its greens mapped, so you also get yardage to the front, middle and back of every green.
What golf courses are near Columbia?
Within 10 miles of a Columbia course on this page: L A Nickell Golf Course (Columbia) and Perche Creek (Columbia).