Lone Wolf Golf Club

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This next spot is perfect for the sophisticated soul in you! The Lone Wolf Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course paved in the beautiful green Taylor valley.

The club features membership programs for experienced and recurring golfers; there is also a licensed lounge and luxurious dining room featuring delicious dishes to feast upon while relaxing and unwinding; there are seven televisions available on site with a BBQ patio area for the perfect summer BBQ. There are large change rooms, power carts and equipment renting facilities available on the course, ensuring the feel of luxury and ease to all fellow golfers.

Photo: District of Taylor – District of Taylor, CC BY-SA 4.0

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