Overview
Donald Ross designed two 18-hole courses at Detroit Golf Club on a tight plot of land in the middle of the city. An extensive renovation project was completed by Bruce Hepner in 2015 to restore the greens and bunkers. Most holes are framed by trees and are mostly up and back on flat land, though subtle rumbles in the land provide enough movement to offer strategic value and demanding shotmaking into these Ross greens, which average 5,150 square feet.
About
Holes
18
Length
6936
Slope
130
Facility Type
Private
Year Opened
1899
Designer
Donald J. Ross, ASGCA
Awards
Best in State: Ranked inside the top 10, 1983-'93. Ranked inside the top 15, 1995-'97.
