About this course
Grover Cleveland Golf Course is a historic 18-hole public course in Buffalo, NY, notable for hosting the 1912 U. S. Open and featuring designs by Ganson Depew, Walter Travis, and Donald Ross. It offers a challenging experience with difficult green complexes and a layout reminiscent of British Isles courses.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mid-Atlantic
Holes
18
Par
69
Yardage
5,621
LooperScore
67.4
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Design & architects
- Donald Ross, architect
- Walter Travis, architect
- Ganson Depew, architect
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