Charlotte · NC

Charles L. Sifford Gc, Dr.

Est. 1929
Why we love this place

A public course that carries the name of the man who broke pro golf's color barrier. The history of the game — and access to it — on one scorecard.

Via "The Dr. Charles L. Sifford Golf Course at Revolution Park," African American Golfer's Digest

Par
72
Rating
68.2
Slope
120
Length
4,2225,872 yd
Holes
9
Par 70Out 35In 35Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds4233421533772863331963394872936
Par44344434535
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds4233421533772863331963394872936
Par44344434535

About Charles L. Sifford Gc, Dr.

Opened around 1929 as Bonnie Brae Golf Course in Charlotte's Revolution Park, the course was renamed in 2010 for Dr. Charles L. Sifford — the Charlotte-born trailblazer who in 1961 broke professional golf's "Caucasian-only" clause to become the first African American on the PGA Tour.
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