Squaw Mountain Village Golf Course

The card, the tees and the yardages for Squaw Mountain in Greenville Junction, Maine, with full-course golf GPS in the GolfCore app.

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  • 9Holes
  • 34Par
  • 1Rated tee

About Squaw Mountain

Squaw Mountain Village Golf Course is a 9-hole golf course playing to par 34 in Greenville Junction, Maine. It opened in 1922. Its greens haven't been mapped from lidar yet. The card below lists 1 rated tee with yardages for all 9 holes. GPS yardages and scoring are free in the GolfCore app.

Plan your visit

Rt# 15, Greenville Junction, Maine, ME 04442

+1-2076953609

The card

2,341 yds · Par 34 · Rating 35.0 · Slope 113

Hole 123456789 Out
Par 435443434 34
Yards 359121458288267109317119303 2,341
Hcp 175469283
Hole Par Yards Hcp
1 4 359 1
2 3 121 7
3 5 458 5
4 4 288 4
5 4 267 6
6 3 109 9
7 4 317 2
8 3 119 8
9 4 303 3
Out 34 2,341

Course rating and slope

TeeYardsParRating / Slope
Yards 2,341 34 35.0 / 113

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Course details

Location
Greenville Junction, Maine, United States
Address
Rt# 15, Greenville Junction, Maine, ME 04442
Opened
1922
Holes
9
Par
34
Tees on the card
1, 1 USGA-rated
Wind modeling
Live wind grid, 16 directions
Tree canopy
1-meter canopy height model

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