Interlachen Country Club

Interlachen Golf Course

STYLE EXPLAINATION

Green Guide​

Can be used by a beginner
Less complex information

Tour Pro​

Follow the rules of the professional tours
Driver landing distances

Rules Breaker​

The most detailed with the slopes of the greens
Prohibited in official competition
Authorized during reconnaissance games

YOUR SELECTION

Informations

Hole
18
Architect
Willie Watson, Donald Ross
Lenght
5747 - 6981
Slope - Men
129 - 141
SSS - Men
68 - 74
Min Index
54
Creation Date
1911
Par
72
Slope - Women
136 - 140
SSS - Women
73 - 75

Overview

18-Hole Course opened in 1911. Bobby Jones won the US Open at Interlachen in 1930.
The bunkers were refurbished in the mid-2000s and enhanced significantly. The greens retain Donald Ross’s original design, backslanted and very fast.
The sprawling Tudor-style clubhouse offers splendid views of the grounds, and offers a variety of dining options. The club has hosted the US Senior Amateur in 1986, the Walker Cup in 1993, the Solheim Cup in 2002, and the US Women’s Open in 2008.
The 18-hole course has been designed by Donald Ross and designed by Willie Watson. The course is one of the most difficult golf courses in the world to play on a golf course with a very high level of difficulty.
The par-five 9th is the longest hole on the course, with a length of 737 yards. It was the site of the 1930 US Open, where Bobby Jones birdied the long par 5 9th to advance one step closer to the remarkable Grand Slam.

Contact

Facilities

Bar Location De Chariots Zone De Chipping
Practice Salle De Sport Voiturette
Ecole De Golf Hotel Vestaires
Garderie Parking Proshop
Zone De Putting Location Clubs Restaurant
Spa Piscine Tennis

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