Longaberger Golf Club
Longaberger Golf Club was designed by nationally renowned architect Arthur Hills and offers challenges to the serious golfer and lots of fun for the casual golfer and is surrounded by a beautiful landscape. The course offers five sets of tees for every skill level and measures approximately 7,250 yards from the championship tees and 5,000 yards from the forward tees. In addition to bentgrass tees, greens and fairways, the Par 72 course includes a state-of-the-art 25 acre practice facility with target greens, a short game area and two practice putting greens. The site features heavily wooded areas, several water features and rolling hills that offer dramatic views of the central Ohio countryside.
- Architect: Arthur Hills
- Opening Day: May 24, 1999
- Projected Rounds of Play: 22,000/year
- Turf Variety: Greens - L93 Bentgrass, Fairways and Tees - Providence Bentgrass, Roughs - Kentucky Bluegrass.
Take a hole-by-hole tour
What follows is a hole-by-hole walking tour of Longaberger Golf Club, site of the 37th Annual PGA Club Professional Championship.
Photos: ©2004 Getty Images
Hole illustrations: © 2004 Longaberger Golf Club