Public · 18 holes
Ashland Golf Club
A century-old championship course with rolling terrain.
About this course
Ashland Golf Club sits at 1333 Center Street in Ashland, Ohio. The facility opened in 1923 as the Country Club of Ashland. Architect Willie Park, Jr. designed the original nine holes. In 1973, the club added a second nine to complete the 18-hole championship layout. The course features rolling terrain and bent grass fairways lined by mature trees. It transitioned from a private club to a public facility in 2011 after being purchased by local investors. The grounds cover approximately 140 acres of former farmland south of the city. Players encounter various tee lengths that accommodate different skill levels. The course is known for its well-maintained greens and scenery. Public access allows golfers to experience a traditional style course that maintains its historic country club feel.
Type
Parkland
Region
Unlisted
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,699
Established
1923
LooperAI score
82.8
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