Est. 1969
Why we love this place
We love the quiet, member-owned character of the Country Club of Hudson. There is real history here, a course the founding families willed into being and one later walked by the likes of Palmer and Nicklaus. The rolling terrain and mature setting make for a classic, unhurried round, and the long-running junior tournament shows a club that invests in the game's future.
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About Country Club Of Hudson
The Country Club of Hudson traces its roots to a 1966 feasibility study; by early 1967 some 80 founding families had committed, and the club took shape on the 204-acre Wilkinson farm along Middleton Road. The 18-hole course opened for play on June 21, 1969, in the countryside between Cleveland and Akron. The private, par-72 layout plays about 6,725 yards from the back tees over gently rolling terrain, with water in play on several holes. Beginning in 1979, the club launched an international junior golf tournament that drew more than 100 competitors and, over the years, helped launch the careers of numerous professionals. Golf luminaries including Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Phil Mickelson and John Daly have all teed it up at Hudson. Today it remains a member-owned club anchoring the historic town of Hudson, Ohio.
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