Madison Country Club

Overview: Madison Country Club is a small private course in Madison, Florida. The current operator describes it as a 9-hole layout with 18 tee boxes, 3,074 yards from the longest tees and a par of 36. The directory row is marked 18 holes, but the operator's current description and independent course record both identify nine holes; this profile follows the stronger current evidence.

History: The operator dates Madison's golf history to 1953 and describes the course as a long-standing part of North Florida's local golf scene. The current facility is temporarily closed for renovations, so the profile records the course's documented identity without implying that a round is presently available. No reliable architect attribution was found in the sources reviewed.

Did You Know? Madison's nine holes are paired with 18 tee boxes, giving players two looks at the same compact routing. The longest card is a par 36 measuring 3,074 yards, which makes the course a full nine-hole regulation round rather than a conventional 18-hole facility.