The Golf Club
New Albany, Ohio
Private Club · 18 Holes · Par 72 · 7,095 yds · Members Only · 4.8
One of Pete Dye's earliest and most influential designs, The Golf Club in New Albany helped launch the modern era of American golf architecture. The layout through rolling Ohio farmland features Dye's first use of railroad ties, pot bunkers, and the bold shaping that would define his career.
Highlights
- ✓ Seminal Pete Dye design that launched modern architecture
- ✓ First use of railroad ties and pot bunkers
- ✓ 1992 Solheim Cup host venue
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