Sedgewood Country Club

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I play a round at Sedgewood Country Club if I'm not a member?

Sedgewood is primarily a private club, but don't despair-you can often play as a guest of a member. We also recommend checking for charity tournaments or reciprocal play agreements with your home club, as these are your best bets for experiencing its classic layout without joining.

What's the most memorable challenge at Sedgewood, and how should I approach it?

You'll quickly learn that Sedgewood's greens are its true defense-they're notoriously quick and subtly contoured, especially on the back nine. Pay close attention to pin positions, and don't be afraid to play for the center of the green, letting your short game do the heavy lifting.

When is the ideal time of year to experience Sedgewood's course conditions and scenery?

We absolutely recommend visiting Sedgewood in late spring or early fall. The course is in pristine condition, and you'll avoid the peak summer heat while enjoying the vibrant foliage that frames many of its fairways.

What unique amenities does Sedgewood offer beyond the golf course itself?

Beyond the challenging links, Sedgewood boasts a fantastic, historic clubhouse with a dining room that serves up some of the best post-round meals we've had. You'll also find an impressive short game practice area, perfect for honing those tricky Sedgewood chips before your round.

What's the typical pace of play at Sedgewood, and are there any specific etiquette tips?

Sedgewood prides itself on a brisk but enjoyable pace of play, usually around four hours for a foursome. We suggest arriving early to take advantage of the practice facilities and always be mindful of divots and pitch marks-the greens staff keeps this place immaculate.