Sutton Bay Club Golf Course Review

The Sutton Bay Club Golf's course was designed by architect Graham Marsh, an internationally acclaimed golf designer and it was built by a true master, Bill Kubly respectively on a magnificent piece of real estate located above the scenic landforms of the Missouri breaks, overlooking the magnificent Lake Oahe. The golf course at Sutton Bay Club Golf is a championship grade 18 hole inland-links design and the terrain upon which it was built offers some of the most beautiful views in golf and I am not exaggerating at all in this regard. The genius of Graham Marsh made for the routing to maximize the breathtaking views I told you in the preamble, as playing the Sutton Bay Club Golf you'll be able to admire what Mother Nature exhibits at full strength all around the golf course.

To describe it in a few words, the Sutton Bay Club Golf makes for the ultimate golfer's retreat, being located in the middle of nowhere, out of the way sort to speak, on the Missouri river, very close to Agar, SD. The Sutton Bay Club Golf is a private resort, but there are opportunities to join or to visit if you're really interested. Together with 18 awesome holes, the Sutton Bay offers recreational opportunities, the likes of 10,000 acres for hunting aficionados and two hundred miles of lakeshore for fishing enthusiasts. The old-school routing and layout of the Sutton Bay are everything about the original inlands links golf, offering a unique experience, being rewarding, fair, challenging and pure in the genuine true-golfing tradition.