Seattle · WA

Jackson Park Golf Course

Est. 1930 · William H. Tucker
Par
72
Rating
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Slope
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Length
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Holes
18

About Jackson Park Golf Course

Jackson Park Golf Course opened in 1930 in Seattle's north end, built by the Seattle Parks Board to ease crowding at Jefferson Park, the city's first municipal course. The regulation 18-hole layout and 9-hole par-three course are credited to architect William H. Tucker, with later revisions by others. It sits within the roughly 160-acre Jackson Park and remains a City of Seattle municipal facility operated by Premier Golf.

Via Wikipedia — “Jackson Park (Seattle)”

Via HistoryLink.org — “Golf in Washington”

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