Overview
Opened in 1926, Sedgefield Country Club is a Donald Ross design that has been the longtime host of the PGA Tour’s Wyndham Championship. The course co-hosted the inaugural Greater Greensboro Open (today’s Wyndham) in 1938, won by Sam Snead. The tournament has been played at several courses over the years, and Sedgefield has hosted since 2008. In 2007, the course underwent a $3 million restoration project aimed at transforming the layout back to Ross’ original intent. In typical Ross style, the greens are quite busy, with prominent slopes demanding the player stay below the hole.
About
Holes
18
Length
7130
Slope
141
Facility Type
Private
Designer
Donald J. Ross, ASGCA/(R) Kris Spence
Awards
Best in State: Ranked Top 15 in North Carolina from 2015-2018; Top 20 since 2019; Top 25 from 2013-2014. 2021-'22 ranking: No. 18.
