Join us for a celebratory round to honor the golf architect who inspired the design for holes 9 and 15!
Donald Ross, a Scotsman mentored by Old Tom Morris, moved to America in 1898, rising from Oakley Country Club to national fame at Pinehurst, North Carolina. From 1912 until his death in 1948, he dominated golf architecture, designing more acclaimed courses—like Pinehurst No. 2, Oakland Hills, and Seminole—than any peer, with his work hosting the most major championships. A founder of the ASGCA, his legacy endures through the Donald Ross Society. Our 9th and 15th holes embody his deceptive style: the 9th’s flanking bunkers and pond trick the eye, its trenched green bold yet subtle, while the 15th’s uphill drive and distant bunkers test long-iron precision on a ridged green.
Hole No. 9: In the style of Donald Ross
Hole No. 15: In the style of Donald Ross
Event Details:
weekday membership prize drawing!
Tribute day golfers are entered for a chance to win a weekday golf membership valued at $3,799!
Complimentary DONALD ROSS Tribute Hat
Limited supply. Offered to the first 72 golfers.
On Course Contests + Prizes
Win prizes for Closest to the Pin, Longest Drive
Food & Drink Specials
Stop in for a bite or cocktail at Architects Bar & Grill
Pro Shop Sale
Save on select golf merchandise and apparel
