Type
Parkland
Region
South Central
LooperScore
68.0
Holes
18
Par
72
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Delaware Springs Golf Course, by true distance.
Horseshoe Bay Resort
Marble Falls, TX · 13 mi away
Horseshoe Bay Resort - Slick Rock Course
Horseshoe Bay, TX · 14 mi away
Yankee Run Golf Course, located in Brookfield, Ohio, is a privately owned 18-hole public golf course that first opened its doors on July 4, 1931. Designed by architect Bill Jones, the course is set on 150 acres of rolling terrain in northeastern Ohio. Jones's design philosophy for Yankee Run aimed to create a regulation-style course that would offer an engaging experience for golfers. The course spans 6,516 yards with a par of 70, providing a solid test of golf that blends with the natural landscape. While specific signature holes are not prominently highlighted in available information, the course is known for its well-maintained conditions and its ability to challenge players of all skill levels. Yankee Run has a rich history as a family-owned and operated establishment, contributing to its welcoming atmosphere. It offers a classic public golf experience, inviting players to enjoy a round on a course that has been a staple in the community for decades.
Horseshoe Bay Resort (Slick Rock)
Horseshoe Bay, TX · 14 mi away
Designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones, Sr., Horseshoe Bay Resort's Slickrock Golf Course, opened in 1971, is a testament to his design philosophy of a “hard par, easy bogey.” Jones masterfully integrated the course into the Texas Hill Country's natural terrain, featuring rolling granite outcroppings, creeks, and oak-lined fairways. The course's most iconic feature is the 14th hole, famously known as the “Million Dollar Hole.” This par-4 masterpiece showcases a dramatic 35-yard waterfall cascading over Slick Rock Creek, with golfers driving their carts directly behind it for a truly immersive experience. The second shot on this hole demands precision to a guarded green. Slickrock remains a beloved course for its charm, playability, and scenic drama, offering a strategic and unforgettable round that tests every club in the bag while engaging both mind and imagination. It's a living piece of golf history, blending man-made artistry with natural beauty.